Jonathan will be opening this store in a few weeks, and I would strongly recommend coming over…read morehere. He has an unbelievable collection, and the prices are solid. A fantastic option especially if you want to avoid making the trek to the city. Jonathan was helpful, personable, and extremely knowledgeable. I will be returning soon, and wish him the best of luck on opening.

great quality albums, very organized, clean. staff is…read moreextremely knowledgable and helpfu.

Great store . Knows his music and has very original collections . A small museum! Best of luck…read moreBob!

Great selection of used records. Awesome vibe with Modern Love side B playing when I walked in…read more Records are in great shape. I'll be back.

Love this place. Started coming here about 2 years ago, and I stop by all of the time--such a wide…read morevariety of music. The owner is so nice and always gives you a great deal. I love the 3$ bin--amazing selection of vinyl, CDs, and cassettes, all at fair prices.

Let's keep vinyl addiction records alive and well. it's a small shop, but has classics to modern to…read moretrue hidden gems. i can't even tell you how many "lana del rey fan club" or special release vinyls i saw here. I am a die hard fan and even this collection shocked me. incredibly modest prices. The instagram has a basic flow, but they post inventory pretty often. friendly staff who informed me there is some inventory coming soon back in stock of a band i love. they take cards, are open on sundays, and have a few other small items for purchase.

Pretty cool store. I came across it by accident and I'm glad I did. It's pretty overwhelming at…read morefirst. Tons of stuff everywhere. Not easy to search through or get around but it's all about the dig. Pretty well organized as far as genre. I knocked a few things off my want list. Prices were pretty reasonable for the most part. I later found out there was a documentary about the store so I watched that and now I'm even more glad I stopped in. Seems like the store isn't doing great at the moment. I would hate to see it close so I will be making this a regular stop. If you're an old school collector, you'll enjoy it.

You'll need the right attitude for Flipside. The variety is immense (5 stars) which is why I'm…read moregoing back. But it feels like a hoarder's basement! The prices seemed high for playable records, I saw nothing under $20. All too many of the covers were badly worn or the records scratched, for these prices I think an album should be pretty outside & unscratched inside. Not everything is overpriced, there's also an enormous section of $1 albums, completely unsorted. The center rack is sorted by artist with sections for rock/pop, jazz and hard rock. But it's tough to get to that rack, all aisles are hopelessly cluttered with boxes of unsorted vinyl, packed so full that you cannot get past other people, stacked so tightly that you cannot reach the racks to flip thru, it's just unpleasant. If you're patient you may indeed find something you'll treasure. I bought a playable, non-collectible pressing of a 1985 rock album for $20, that was about the same as the fleabay price but here it was instant gratification and support of a local business. I was surprised this music business couldn't bother to play interesting tunes on a decent sound system, here it's just staticky radio through cheap speakers, meh.

Was in the area and had some free time. Googled record stores in the area and came across this…read moreplace about 20 minutes away. Let's go! Found the store without a problem but parking is ridiculous. Not the stores fault. Upon entering the store you have to be amazed at the sheer volume of merchandise. Stacks and stacks of dvds and records. One small area is semi organized otherwise good luck. Count Basie mixed in with NY Dolls with Stevie Wonder behind Roy Acuff. Good luck. Spent about an hour going through the rows and found a few albums that I don't have. Nice! Some albums were priced, most aren't. When I asked the owner he said just give them to me and I'll work up a price. Not the way I like buying a bunch of records but I gave him about 8 or 9 to see where they were in pricing. (The priced albums were about what you'd expect to see). He then prices them based off of eBays listings. Not even sold listings but what people are asking. Albums that should be in the 3-5.00 range 15. Others that should be in the 8-10.00 range 25. Nope. I asked for the stack back and started putting them back where I found them. He realizes what I'm doing and wants to play lets make a deal. Instead of 25 for that, how about 20? How about 18? Sorry. I don't mind spending money, but I don't play this kind of stupid game at a register. I left empty handed. Do not see myself going back.

Great neighborhood record shop! Owner and employees are all very friendly and genuinely helpful…read more They have a MASSIVE collection of media from VHS tapes, CD'S, blu-rays, vinyls, box sets, memorabilia, and other assorted goodies. Very fun to spend an hour or two browsing. Ya never know what you might find in that next row of albums! Also, this store participates in Record Store Day! I'd recommend making it one of your first stops if you're in northern Jersey and looking to participate in the festivities! They seem to always have at least one copy of every major release coming out.

The worker was extremely friendly, the aesthetic of the store was very clean, and the vinyls were…read moreall very well taken care of and perfectly curated. There are a lot of good deals and a lot of good media to choose from!

This is a great shop, one of the best in the Hudson Valley/metro area. As a collector, I've…read moreshopped at most of the stores in the area and this one really surprised me. I'd been in some time ago but don't remember the selection this good. Nice mix of new and well-priced used. Example, I paid under $10 for a Promo copy of Elvis Costello Blood and Chocolate in very nice, VG+/E condition. Good Jazz selections as well. They also had a nice selection of bootlegs which you don't see very often. They sell books and clothing which for me usually means it's not a serious store, but Main Steet Beat is the exception. Great staff well laid out and popular, the store has a nice vibe plus Nyack is a fun town to visit with great restaurants and a rich history.

Not EZ to collect here. The owner will follow you around the store like you're going to steal one…read moreof his battered Jim Nabors records that's priced at 5 dollars. WTF dude? In all my years of being a vinyl enthusiast I have never seen the game played so badly. This place is a mess with everything stacked horizontally in a shambolic moldy hoarder disarray. Nothing in this hovel except the aforementioned "5 dollar" stock [read - sub dollar bin garbage) is actually priced, so If you somehow miraculously find something - an LP/DVD/Cassette etc the owner will look it up and charge you listed [not sold/completed] eBay prices. I don't even think the owner knows how to actually use discogs or ebay for that matter. If you are serious about records do not waste your time or money here this place is a joke. There's SO MANY other amazing well curated organized and customer friendly spots to patronize within a 30-45 minute drive. I highly suggest you go to Human Head or A1 and get blown away by the selection and prices on offer,not to mention amazing warm customer service. PS he must be bribing the local fire department because this place is the meaning of FIRE HAZARD. tata

If you are into vinyl you will like this store. Expect to spend a lot of time browsing.read more

Great store if you like to dig into vinyl, lots of salsa, soul, jazz, latin music etc.. Owner is…read morevery nice and helpful, and prices are very cheap. A must go to if you are in the area! And not afraid of digging and searching , because it's not categorised at all.

This is a small store with a decent selection of used DVDs, Blu-rays, vinyl and CDs. It's a nice…read moreselection but not a large selection and definitely not organized. They sell both English and Spanish music and mostly English movies. It seems like he sells whatever crosses the store owner's path. If you're an oldie like me and miss the feeling of digging through crates for music and discovering a little known CD or vinyl, check this place out. If you want an easy peasy alphabetized shopping experience, head to Target or look online. The man who owns this store seemed nice and asked if I needed help. I declined and he left me to dig around as I pleased.

John was a great help to me when I needed to get rid of some collectibles. He purchased my in-laws…read moreentire record collection and offered twice as much as the previous dealer I called. Very honest and professional. I highly recommend him.

PROS: This place has vintage to modern electronics ranging from video games, computers, record…read moreplayers, stereos, pops, and cards. The blonde worker and her father are both nice while the father is knowledgeable about the markets and capabilities of all their items. CONS: This place is hidden within a storage unit which makes it tough to find. the store is also cramped inside and its somewhat unorganized. records, cds, video games, pops-- they're scattered throughout the store rather than having one section for each. The daughter of the owner also doesn't know that much about the merchandise she's selling. also their days and hours that they are open are minimal OVERALL: I'll come here again if I'm looking for nothing pop-culture wise, but i would make sure im the only one here and the owner is in