Beat Goes on is a very good record store, Lars the owner goes out of his way to order records for…read moreyou that are hard to find, thats one of the reasons I dig this store. Plus Beat goes on holds on to the record you want for you till you pick it up.

Jag bor i området och för mig är detta skivaffären jag helst går till. Lars som jobbar nästan…read morealltid har järnkoll och är hur trevlig som helst. Utbudet är blandat och bra men övervägande specialitet mot äldre grejor men även nyare.

I've been buying records for over 30 years. This is easily one of the best record stores I have…read morebeen to. The selection is unbelievable. The organization is really good. The prices are more than fair.

A must for any vinyl record and memorabilia hunters. Enormous selection of second hand vinyl in…read moregood condition. I usually spend a couple of hours in the shop and never leaves empty handed. They also have a separate shop side by side that specialise in Punk/HC/Metal. Prices are OK, and you usually get a discount when checking out (at least the regular customers do).

Excellent record store that always has a great range of high quality secondhand and collectible…read morevinyl. Special mentions should go to the Jazz, country and classic rock selections. Although some cheap stuff is to be found, this store really comes into it's own with it's 'high end' albums. Original Vertigo albums, rare Jazz, Hard to find top condition Beatles/Presley/Stones/Floyd etc etc at good prices makes this store the number one stop in town for foreign dealers on buying splurges! That must mean it's a goldmine for serious collectors as well. There are some great hard to find and out of print cds mixed in the stock as well. Tons of cheapo cds at 3 for 100 sek, you can't go wrong. Definitely in my top 5 stores in Stockholm, and that's high praise given the abundance of good shops in the city.

One of my favorite record stores in Stockholm. When you walk in, you see a selection of records…read moreabout equal to a lot of the record shops in the city. The selection is definitely better, but wait, there's also a downstairs! That's where I really cleaned up. Though I didn't have as much time to dig as I wanted, I found a bunch of great uk indie stuff (josef k, girls at our best, marine girls, etc.) all in what I think was a new arrivals crate, but I'm not sure. Either way, this place had an overall amazing selection of vinyl and was only surpassed, in my opinion, by nostalgia palace.

Fantastic record store for used and new indie, punk, metal, and classic rock, as well as other…read moregenres such as soul, country, etc. The prices are reasonable and the record all seem to be G and above (and priced accordingly). As another reviewer noted, there is an upstairs -- where they also sell antiques and the like -- and a much larger downstairs. The records are organized by new arrivals (again, used and new) of mixed genre and then by rock, punk, metal, etc. The only downside is that there are so many records flipping thru the stacks involves removing some, flipping, putting back, repeat. Also tons of 45s. Save hours for this one -- definitely the best of the eight vinyl shops I've visited to date (or at least it's the one that I spent the most in; see: kid in a candy store). Nice owners, too!

Used to be much better. Overgraded records and slow customer support. Would not recommend.read more

From the owner: Worldwide mailorder through the website + physical store specialise in Soul, Jazz, Reggae, Hip Hop,…read moreDisco, Latin and more. New arrivals daily, weekly newsletter on Fridays.