Alot to dig through, and you'll probably find something if not new music to listen to. I found out…read morethere were "Babe Ruth" records, the band that did the breakdance classic "The Mexican," which was used in the final round of the 1st and only Bboy Olympics. Kewl! They had a dollar bin, and I found a good amount versus just 1 like most places that even have cheapo bins anymore.

I've always enjoyed supporting local businesses, but my experiences at Culture Shock were deeply…read moredisappointing, and I would advise others to avoid it. The owner, especially the gentleman with dreads, came across as insincere and unprofessional during both of my interactions. I brought in a crate of valuable hip hop records to sell, as I needed to cover a last-minute bill because I was the sole caregiver for my grandmother that had dementia, so her hospital bills were stacking up. I explained this to him, and I shouldn't have, but I didn't think he would take advantage of my situation. Despite showing the clear worth of my records--including a sealed original "Marshall Mathers LP" valued at over $200--the owner offered just $300 for over 50 albums of similar value. As a collector with over 20 years of experience, I knew this was a shockingly low offer. Needing the money and with other stores closed, I reluctantly accepted, but I felt completely ripped off. Later, the owner came to my home to view more records. He spent two hours carelessly disorganizing my collection, then made another unreasonably low offer. When I declined, he became aggressive, raising his voice and accusing me of wasting his time. His unprofessional conduct in my own home was appalling. I captured the entire incident on camera and seriously considered posting it, as his behavior crossed every line of respect and professionalism. Ultimately, he offered just $230. The next day, I sold the same records to Toad Hall for $1,400--over six times what Culture Shock had offered. This stark difference shows just how unfair their pricing is -- both buying and selling. While the owner's wife seemed polite, the owner (Skyler) behavior was entirely unacceptable. He clearly only values customers willing to accept unfair deals, and without his wife, I doubt this business would survive. After spending thousands of dollars here over the years, I can confidently say I will never return. If you value fair treatment and professionalism, take your business elsewhere. Toad Hall treated both me and my records with care and offered fair prices and they sell for reasonable prices as well and have a much better collection -- something I did not experience at Culture Shock.

One of the last stores that we checked out in the area and we wanted to see what it was. It's not…read morereally a antique store but truly more vintage like the name says. Great selection of vinyl records and this place is really clean and not cluttered. The price is really aren't too bad either depending on what you're looking for but vintage wise I don't expect you to find many particular fines. Staff here was very friendly too and I thought this place was a great visit before it closed in half an hour

Decent store for diggers. They got an okay $2 section where I found a soundtrack for a sample I…read moreused before "The Killing Fields," and other stuff. Other records are priced decent as I saw some Janis Ian records I didn't have, maybe should've bought em, but maybe next time. This place is right near a few other downtown Elburn small thrift stores and Obscurity Brewing all within walking distance and the frozen yogurt treat place a lil further down. KEWL!

This place exemplifies the continued allure of brick and mortar record stores. We stopped in on a…read morerainy Sunday afternoon and had an engaging conversation with the two owners. The selection is strongest from the 60's and 70's and bins are all well organized. The condition of the records is generally good and prices are competitive. They will put on anything you are considering buying. There is some other merch including tshirts and record players.Two tips: 1. You can't find the entrance from the street address, go around to the parking lot side to see their sign; and 2. Pet their friendly dog.

Usually a good selection and a decent atmosphere. Miss when they were in the front of the building…read moreand had more space. But can find some great records here.

Just splendid! I…read morelove this place so much, they have so many great CDs, funkos, and games! They also have really good foreign candy here as well. I always feel welcomed when I walk into Disc Replay. While I do have to admit the new layout makes the store feel less welcoming, its still a pretty nice environment. They got rid of the piece of shit who kept hitting other employees too by the way

Wow things have certainly changed. There was a time I could walk in here and find some great DVD or…read moreBlu-ray. Nope not anymore. Spent over an hour really searching and it's just dreck. The so called "horror" section is absolutely worthless. It's a shame.

Had a great time flipping through vinyl and CD's here today! Yes. CD's. It felt weird to buy one,…read morebut everybody could use more of The Cure, in any format. John (the owner) clearly loves what he does, and was a pleasure. Found some great albums, in great shape.

Alot to dig through, not on a budget for sure so the Barrington nites better get them deep pockets…read moreout! Expensive here overall for things you'd dig for at most other record stores, yet it's still okay to peruse and decent to see. Nothing really nearby though in this area

Friendly people the team is very knowledgeable and kind. I will definitely be back again.read more

Bill and his crew know their stuff about music and they definitely have a lot of it! They carry…read morelots of new music, but their focus seems to be on used records and CDs. There's a lot to go through. They also carry a huge amount of used stereo equipment and Joe can answer just about any question you might have on any subject you can come up with regarding stereo equipment, speakers, accessories and jazz music too. He's there on Wednesdays and Saturdays. One caveat: the store can be quite cluttered with stacks of boxes and records and other items and sometimes they make it hard to get through aisles or inhibit your ability to shop items they have in stock. That's to both you and the shop's detriment. I brought it up to the owner once and he got short with me, so I left and haven't been back since, only because it's about an hour's drive for me. I will be back, I just won't anger the gods anymore.

So it was out first time there and supposedly people really like the store so we drove an hour away…read moreto check it out. Very very clean and nice store, extremely organized. But... we expected more Quality items but instead there are plenty of booths with 3D printing toys, items from AliExpress and Temy, while glass cabinets of shampoo, soaps and conditioner and even old Bath and Body works products. Some booth has really nice kitchen items and organized beautifully but prices out of this world. As people who do toy shows and selling $$$$ of vintage toys, we definitely don't have a competition there, but as a customer I don't have an urge going back there at all. I was looking at CD, DVDs and Vinyl and most of that's stuff wasn't organized and I got tired of looking. Also you can buy physical media cheaper at record stores. Most of theirs are $5 a piece. It's too much for DVD less it's more desirable. So I am not sure how I feel about it. Same with CDs and vinyl. There is definitely no 70-90s toys, saw maybe a couple here and there. It's really good and clean store. But nothing to come back to.

Found an awesome LTD guitar for $285 and it was one of the best things I e spent money onread more

Excellent customer service! Did not expect to find such a gem in Dekalb! We just moved here and…read morethis store rivals any big city joint. Wide selection! Records, DVDs, CDs, tappers, neon signs, posters, t shirts and whatever else the come across. Be sure to follow them on Facebook to track their new arrivals.

This is my favorite experience in a record store. It defied my first impression of it. I thought it…read morewas gonna be a small place. But it was big and had great selection. I love this place. I've been to 2 other Record stores but this one is my favorite

I'm so happy this store has relocated to this cool building and revitalized it. I've been shopping…read moreat CD source since I was a kid in high school. I'm 42 and now I get to take my high school aged son to the same cool ass store I discovered some of my favorite bands from. No kidding, The first day I got my drivers license and my dad handed me the keys to the '88 dodge i bought my first used cd from them. It was veruca salt American Thighs, back when the store was on east state street and I went to see some grunge band at Luigis afterwards. Very fond memories. From vinyl to cds, cassettes, posters, video games, dvds, and a killer assortment of working turntables and receivers, you'll find something to make you smile.

This place has a little bit of everything. You can find new release albums, cheap recycled CDs,…read moreand boxsets that remind you of the 80s. The prices are a little high, but you can find a bargain if you search. Overall, a fun way to wastes half an hour and expand your music library.

These people are awesome. They are very knowledgeable about music and equipment they sell. They…read morehave an enormous vinyl selection. CDs too.