Great shop! It's…read moreabsolutely huge! It feels like it goes on forever! They have tons of books, CDs, Albums, movie memorabilia, manga, comics, clothes, etc. the list just goes on! It's very relaxing and quiet. The staff was very personable and knowledgeable! Wide range of prices, but it's really all based on the condition of each individual product, so I think the value is pretty spot on.

What a honey hole for vinyl. Record Diggers, you have to visit this place, you will find something…read moregood. And books, and clothes, and antiques. What a great store.

Awesome record store! I always forget about it because it's a little hidden, but went into it the…read moreother day and it's amazing! The guy who was working was really nice, and the prices are not ridiculous at all. There's also a lot of cool posters that I wish I could get (all of them pretty much); anyone interested in records and cassettes should definitely check this store out.

This is the best record store in the world, or at least of those I've been in: humble, unassuming,…read moresomewhat hidden upstairs in a college town off the beaten pathway of interstates and corporate sanitization. So, first, the shortcomings: every time I go in, I don't find something gently used on "the list" that I've been accumulating for years. And that's it for the shortcomings (which is to say that it's not the Valhalla of myth where first pressings of The White Album and Toad the Wet Sprocket's Coil fall from a billowy ceiling into my hands to which the proprietor looks, ever so coyly, at me and says "those two are on me.") The good is abundant. Wonderful selection, with a strong nod in the direction of (Delta and Mississippi Hill Country) blues. I'm a 'backfill the collection with stuff I had in 1996 on CD' kind of guy, so the copy I found of Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness I found was, in a possibly cautionary 'millennial sees mid-life coming', a victory 5 years in the making. Well organized as well. More good: they play wonderful stuff as you browse. I've been turned on to Spiritualized and Durand Jones and the Indications in my past two trips. (Yes, EoAM is worth a trip). They'be made m consider why I haven't become more familiar with Junior Kimborough and R.L. Burnside. Quite simply, music sounds better, tastes and appetites broaden because of the atmosphere of the place. They also have some fantastic T-shirts that rep the shop. Maybe the biggest good: the people who are EoAM aren't pretentious; I've never felt that all-too-familiar chide of the (usually mentally-taxed by their own regal 'this store is my kingdom' self-importance) folks who work there. I've never felt bothered in asking questions and have, I think without exception, been given insightful yet intuitive advice (again, this may be due more to the climbing of the stairs and stepping off the real world and into Music Shangri-La). So, go. Buy something. Wander the Square. Drive up the tree-framed street (Lamar) and eat at Snackbar or Volta. This is part of the finest experience the Magnolia State has to offer.

I have known mark for about a year and have to say this is the best local record shop I have ever…read morebeen to not like the one in Sheffield with bad condition pre owned Beatles records mark has actual good stuff

What a great store! It felt like t he cool old record store my generation grew up with. Great…read moreselection of used vinyl & new releases as well! Super friendly & knowledgeable staff that you can tell knows their music. Great extras like a ladies clothing boutique corner, bargain $5 album box, & large selection of hard to find CDs! The Lounge corner is cool to with a comfy couch & chairs. Just good vibes & coolness all around...like a record store should be. Highly recommend if your in the Shoals area!

A great local record shop that has built a nice collection of used records. Has a steady rotation…read moreof interesting/new records as well as the usual suspects. Scooter is there to help if you need him and always playing something good. Will also Help find and order something if he doesn't have it in the shop.

Grooviest shirts in stark and a great variety of records! Shoutout to the owner. Always a…read moreconversationalist. Thankful for the only record shop in town.

From the outside of the building you would think it is a dump but when you breech the doors and…read moreturn past the counter and look around, AMAZING!! This store has one of the most extensive and beautiful china sections I have ever seen in my life! The rare furniture and pieces inside blew me away! It's packed and don't let the front entrance fool you! Keep going deeper into the store and turn LEFT! Treasures for days!!

This is the best place. They have primitives. Lots of vintage pottery. Good selection of vinyl…read morerecords. They have old tools and knives and building supplies (windows and doors). It's a neat place. They have the normal nice antiques that you expect to see, but they have lots of things that look like barn finds that are priced low and need a little love.

I've missed strolling through Sheffield's this year. It was crowded today, so I didn't stay as…read morelong as I wanted to. Currently featured:: Toy Soldier Collection from the 1930s World War I 100th Anniversary Victory Medal Collection Other Military Memorabilia All Things Vintage & Collectible Truly a Walk Down "Nostalgia Lane"

The antiques are few and far between. It's mostly new stuff. The name should be changed to suit the…read moreinventory. I have taken Sheffields off of my list for places to look for vintage and antiques.

It's a ritual to hit a record store whenever I'm out of town. With Memphis being historically deep…read moreinto music, it was fitting to make sure to make it happen this trip. Shangri- La Records was up the street from where we had BBQ & as soon as we walked in, the records covered wall to wall. So much to choose from. There was a section with a setup of drums & a mic stand. Came to find out there was a jam session that ended right before we walked in. I really really enjoyed the Memphis sections, whether it was based off of a record label (like Stax) or an artist (like OV Wright). When I found the record I ended up buying, I instantly told myself that I was going to back as long as I'm ever in Memphis. 'B-Ball's Best Kept Secret' is super rare. NBA players produced + performed on the album. I thought I was trippin' because I always heard about it on podcasts & when I saw the tracklist I was like "OH SNAP!!". The individual who helped at the register (who might've been the manager/owner) was really nice & hooked us up with a sticker (I collect local stickers). Great experience as a first time visitor + consumer.

Awesome record store! Super helpful staff and good prices. They had almost everything we were…read morelooking for.

Goner records is located in Cooper-Young area which contains a lot of restaurants and shops. The…read moreshop has the basic genres - jazz, rock, r&b, etc. and a small electronic section. Was lucky to find a cool jazz record that I was not familiar with.

See you later I'm gone…read more.. 12 year old at counter with no personality or customer service training, no customer greeting , sparse used section, too many repressings and loud obnoxious guy behind counter whose voice overpowered any music they may have been playing but based on selection of vinyl offered doubt they had any real taste anyways. Travelled all over country and nothing unique here or any real personality. clerks with no greeting made me feel like they could care less if customers were there or not.

A bit smaller than I expected, but definitely had some unique and interesting pieces and was worth…read morethe visit. The staff seemed lovely - a 7 year old Elvis fanatic came in and the woman working offered him a scarf and totally made his week.

Fantastic Elvis selection! They have something for everybody. It's great to find special gifts to…read morebring home to family and friends too. Very knowledgeable and friendly staff and it's easy to find inside Marlowe's. A definite stop when in Memphis!