I'm a recent return vinyl consumer, having been fully on-demand for decades until my brother bought…read morea record player and started buying all the records we got rid of after high school. Since then, Docs has been or first choice for vinyl purchases of all levels. We are not collectors, really. I'm fine with a $7 Led Zeppelin disc with some magic marker on it as long as the vinyl plays well. We try to keep it $15 or under per record, though we've broken this rule a few times. At that level, there are always fun finds here at Docs. The selection is large in all genres. We found all three Stealer's Wheel records in a single trip. My rare 70s rock like Be-Bop Deluxe, Crack The sky, and Sweet comes through regularly at reasonable prices. And don't forget to check the new arrivals bin. Highly recommended!

This is such a cool spot. They have a huge selection of records, vintage clothing, and games. My…read morehusband and I could have stayed here all day just looking around. One of the coolest things to me is that they have a lot of different booths with a variety of different items from purses to jewelry and clothes. I look forward to coming back again.

Fantastic selection of well-priced vinyl located among the Stockyards retail shops. Allocate some…read morequality time to flip through some classic records - and strike up a conversation with the knowledgeable staff who can share the history of the store, discuss great bands, and swap concert stories. A must-visit if you're in the area.

Records and beer at the Ft Worth Stockyards. Seems like a perfect fit and it is!! Had tons of…read morevinyls both new and old, fun atmosphere and nice help. Check it out!

Helpful staff and wide selection! I recommend stopping by to check them out. Good prices too.read more

Record Town is a cool spot. I'll definitely be back and have already recommended it to a few…read morefriends. They're dog friendly, have a well-priced / very organized selection, and the staff is awesome.

BUYER BEWARE: Unlike every other record store in DFW they make it nearly impossible to use the…read morediscount card once earned. I've spent hundreds of dollars here but have never once been able to use my cards. 1) Card can't be used the same day you spend $100, have to come back 2) If you comeback and have an older card, they won't accept, 3) If you have more than one card you have to come back to use them individually, 4) Actual discount is only 15% off ONE item (under $100) while every other store gives a set dollar amount off from points earned, so cheap! Both employees got mad at me for trying to use my cards, owner refused to reply. No respect for regular customers.

Service: was good friendly Selection: here was pretty good…read more Value: it's pricy but what isn't these days.

Cool store, so glad I stumbled upon this place. Their selection is amazing, they have way more…read morerecords than I can see in one visit. Highly recommended.

Cool old school record shop with ton of vinyl and cd options. Tons of memorabilia from different…read moreartist. Definitely worth checking it out.

Fort Worth music lovers this is your spot!…read more Where: Nestled in the back of the Fairmount Community Library What: Locally owned vinyl record store Dreamy Life Records is a wonderful little shop that all the cool kids know about! ;) The store has a great selection of old and new music ranging from folk to rap. My boyfriend and I have purchased a few records from the knowledge and helpful owners. The quality of our purchases has been great - which is a pretty important factor in buying a record! Prices are very reasonable compared to a lot of the bigger stores too. Major bonus is the location. Fairmount is my neighborhood so maybe I'm a little bias, but there is so much to do. Plus, the store it's self is in the cutest little library that ever did live. So come to my hood, pick out your next favorite soundtrack, and check out a book while you're there! If you're lucky you might even stubble in when the shop/library is hosting one of their infamous movie nights!

From the owner: Dreamy Life specializes in new and used records & tapes, national and local. We support small time…read morenational and local artists with frequent in-store events. We also keep a stock of last-minute music accessories: guitar strings, mic cables, instrument cables, picks, and drum sticks.

Always love these locations. We aren't huge readers, but our intentions fill a small library in…read moreour home, and most of our books have come from this business. We've sold some and bought a lot. They have have games, records, CD's, Videoe's and other items as well. We stopped in for the puzzles today and we were not disappointed. They had a LOT, a full shelf system full of puzzles, some still shrink wrapped, others opened but still in the plastic packaging that holds the puzzle pieces, and yet others that others have sold. Prices were awesome even for the unopened puzzles. Always very happy here, staff is always kind and helpful.

I love having a used bookstore nearby. I far prefer browsing in person to shopping online for…read morebooks. You never know what you're going to find! Prices are great. I regularly take a bag of books to the Buy Counter and turn them into cash. (They offer way more than places like Decluttr and Eagle Saver, which I used to have to use because I lived somewhere without used bookstores.) My husband is not a reader, but even he finds DVDs and games here that he loves. Win for everybody!

Forever Young is as massive as you've seen (or hey, if you haven't seen photos, it's a huge store!)…read moreFor this reason alone, you're bound to walk out of the store happy, with at least a few records. When you walk in, you'll get that feeling of 'where do I start?' Don't worry, it will be ok. I took my first left, skipped the RSD section (pretty big, FYI) and went to the Xmas section. It too was also big, and where it was after the holiday, I thought maybe I might be able to find some cool titles. I walked away with one record I had been looking for and another I didn't know I was looking for but surely needed. After that, I continued onto a 90s/2000s section that, from what I could tell, was a mix of multiple mainstream genres like rock, pop, hip/hop, r&b, etc. Again, we're talking about a lot of records so I made the strategic choice to only look for items on my want list. I did this for the subsequent sections (a 80s/70s combo and 60s/50s combo) and still spent most of my 2 hours in the store in this manner. It was after going through these sections that I looked to the ground with more attention, where I suspected other genres laid their claim. I ended up finding way too many records to choose from for my partner, and some other sections that again were so big that I wasn't even prepared to dive in and dig. When I was finally ready to checkout, my sister (who was also shopping with me) mentioned she had got a punch card, which gives you some money off as you spend a certain amount on used records. She offered hers up to me for my purchase. I didn't pay much attention to the exact parameters, but I got $40 off which was much appreciated (especially considering pricing, which I will get to at the end.) As I was checking out, I noticed the collector's room and took a look at that before I left the store. While there was some interesting stuff in there, none of it was anything I was really looking for (especially not at the higher range.) Back on pricing, I did have a little bit of a shock when I saw that basically every record I picked up was $30 or $35. That's definitely what I'm used to paying back home for new records but not so much for regular used vinyl. This wasn't completely surprising, as I had bought some stuff from them online before, and was certainly softened by the discounts I got at the register but something to keep in mind before you go. Also, I think the pricing is also a function of the store being a bit of one-stop shop with its size. Finally, there is stuff other than vinyl (in fact, A LOT of CDs, as well as tapes, 8-track, etc.) but I wasn't looking for any of that so I didn't shop it. However, if you're into multiple media formats it should be all the more appealing. Happy record shopping!

Man oh man, such a chill spot, everytime I'm up in these parts, I have to stop by! When I am on a…read morejourney searching for an album I have not found in my local area, I know here will have it. The staff there are super chill and very knowledgeable on what they have, don't hesitate to ask! Also, the value of most records are great, I have seen a few that may be over priced but every place is not going to be super cheap. I'd say, don't knock it until you've tried it, you never know what deal you'd get!

This place is so cool! It just opened up, I absolutely love the concept, it's a record store as…read morewell as a clothing and shoe store! The owner was so nice!, It's a black owned business, he's also a fashion designer as well as an artist! Walking in you automatically are in a daze with all of the record selection, now the records on the walls are not for sale, but they were really cool to look at. He has tons of artwork that are actually made by local artists. And all of the records that he has in the store or his own collection. He has old school new school, tons of varieties. A really cool store to check out. Located in Sundance Square, the store is also a clothing store! It is his own brand, he has shirts, shorts, women's sports bras women's leggings, his own sneakers! The design is out of this world! I can't wait to be back!

TL;DR This place is suffering from an identity crisis. It doesn't feel like a record store, feels…read moremore like someone's eclectic stylized version of what they want their apartment to look like. So this place is a bit confusing... Is it a record store? A clothing store? A skate shop? Unfortunately there is not enough of any of those things to really be able to tell which. The records weren't cataloged in any reasonably intelligible way. There was older vinyl mixed with newly pressed vinyl. There is a full section dedicated to Ray Charles or so it seemed until you went 3 covers deep and started seeing recent artists. Disorganized and confusing. The clothes were pretty much the same, I liked them but if you didn't like the style you would be disappointed. The shoes were solid, I'm a fan. There were skate decks hanging along the walls and while the graphics were nice I wasn't sure if you could buy them as no price was listed on the one I checked. I also didn't see anything else you would need to actually skate. No hardware, grip, trucks, bearings, wheels, just skate decks. I know that some people use them as art to decorate their place but it just adds another layer of confusion to an already confusing place. I can see that the other reviews are great so I suppose I will just have to be the bad guy here. Would I ever shop here again? Pass...