Spent three hours in Record City yesterday (barely scratched the surface) and happily left with a…read morestack of albums. I'm an old guy who has been crate digging for decades and Record City is a music geek's dream. The owner is amazing. Such a very nice guy. Bought a few of WB "Leader Loss" albums (I collect them), a Grateful Dead promo CD, a Lovin' Spoonful comp lp and an import Patrice Rushen 3 lp import retrospective. Looking forward to going back soon.

Honestly, this is the best local record shop in Las Vegas. It has that classic old-school record…read morestore vibe that's getting harder to find. I've picked up some incredible new releases here, along with a few seriously great used gems. The shop itself is just plain cool--but what really makes it special is Joey. He's an awesome guy with a deep knowledge of music and recordings, and he always makes the experience better. My wife and I make it a point to stop in a couple times a month to see what's new and hunt for our next favorite LP.

My next door neighbor and I decided to check out Moondog. Years ago I got rid of all my albums,…read morewhich I now regret. About a year ago, I bought a turntable and starting to rebuild my collection. One of my favorite live albums is Bob Seger's "Nine Tonight." I've bought 3 other copies of it on-line and each one had bad scratches on the same song. Of course causing it to skip. Found a copy on Moondog. Bought it. Got home and played it and, it was PERFECT! Thanks guys! Also bought Pink Floyd's "The Wall". Vinyl is so much better to listen to!

This is a great spot for vinyl! They have a good selection of used and rare albums and the staff…read morewas great to chat with. As used inventory changes I will make this a regular stop for browsing for my next album purchase!

I discovered Zia Records about a year ago, and it has quickly become one of my favorite places to…read morebrowse in Vegas! I collect vinyl, CDs, DVDs, and VHS tapes, so this place is basically a treasure hunt every time I visit. One of my favorite things about Zia is their selection of older media. I'm especially into 90s and 2000s nostalgia, and I've found so many fun treasures from those eras here. They have a huge selection, so I can easily spend forever looking through everything. I also love that every visit feels different because you never know what you're going to find. I've discovered things I wasn't even looking for and ended up leaving with some of my favorite additions to my collection. If you love physical media, collecting, or just miss the experience of browsing through CDs and movies like we did in the 2000s, Zia Records is absolutely worth checking out. Such a fun nostalgic spot and one I'll continue going back to!

They have both new and used vinyls, DVDs, games, etc. It's a nice place to browse by yourself or…read morewith friends. They also sell new and used record players, which is think is super cool! Some areas of the store are quite cluttered, but I'm sure it's hard to keep so many different products organized, especially when they carry so much pre owned as well. They have deals upwards of 99c for older records, that are honestly really cool to look through and find new to you older tunes.

What a cool spot! My husband and I went by and they had quite the inventory. There was a ton of…read morefoot traffic and this was a Saturday midday. There was a DJ shopping around and giving his recommendations to other patrons. It was just such a cool vibe. There's little gifts and collectibles too, and different formats for music available. If you can't seem to find what you are looking for, they have the full inventory online... But where's the fun in that? It takes away at treasure hunting. There were also some new and used Blu-rays, they sold 4k, DVDs. The store was a good size so, make sure you plan for some time away. After spending a good 2 hours going through some of the vinyls (there's two levels and we barely made a dent), we walked away with several vinyls (2 used and 3 new) and some used blurays. You could spend about $5.99 on average for used vinyls and $30-$40 for brand new. Total cost: $140 after taxes. I'm definitely coming back for sure!

Overall, love the feel and selection at Zia Records. Definitely feels like a 90's throwback store!…read moreThe selection at this location is great, plenty to choose from in many different forms of media. They even have a lot of Funkos, collectibles and blind bags to choose from. My only complaint is some of the used DVD's are pricey for being used. And its not all of them but certain ones and its just too much for something used.

AWSOME place. Had the original Metal Blade Record shirt and hat. Found a couple band T's as wellread more

If you're a heavy metal fan, you've heard of Metal Blade Records. It was one of the first labels…read morethat truly catered to this genre of music, featuring many of the best in the industry. When I heard Metal Blade founder/CEO Brian Slagel had moved to Vegas and opened a booth in the Antique Mall of America, I knew it was a place I wanted to check out. I've been a handful of times in recent years. The Antique Mall of America is HUGE, so just finding this place is a bit of a chore; it doesn't help that the outdoor strip mall where the facility is located is largely abandoned. Once you get inside there are a ton of vendors and twists and turns, but believe me, if you're a metal fan like I am, it's worth looking for. The Metal Blade store is technically THREE different kiosks in the mall. The two main ones are adjacent from one another, with one being mostly shirts/clothing, and the other being mainly CDs and vinyl releases. A third booth (located in a different part of the mall) mostly consists of hockey jerseys/related clothing/etc. While I'm admittedly not a sports fan, it was cool to see that the latter kiosk wasn't just limited to Golden Knights stuff. A divers selection is always a good thing. Those two main booths I mentioned before are where I spent most of my time. The shirts and such are offered for fair prices which is a nice change from the overpriced swag sold at concerts. And the vinyl and CD selection is nice too, including many vinyl LPs newly reissued by Metal Blade, not to mention a nice grab bag of assorted CDs. I walked away with two T-shirts and a 2CD Deep Purple set that was fairly cheap. The only issues I really have with this shop stem from the space, or rather, a lack thereof. Having booths in an antique mall isn't the same as having a standalone store, hence the lack of space and merch. I'm hoping Mr. Slagel can give us an independent store one way, possibly as part of the Metal Blade Museum that should be opening here in Vegas soon. Metal fans shouldn't hesitate to check Slagel's wares here out. It's a little tricky to find and on the small side, but worth it.

Husband and I tried this place out this last weekend and found all kinds of cool stuff! We love it…read morehere! Prices were super reasonable, TONS of stuff to look through, we'll definitely be back.

Great record store with wall to wall collections! They have the main floor, upstairs, and a…read morebasement full of records - we came looking for some vintage records from the 1970s .. they had several on hand! The folks that run the shop were nice and helpful. Seeing that some of these records are hard to find, the prices were reasonable. If you have time to browse, this is the place!

If you're looking for anime things, Chinese new years things go here!!…read more They have sooooo many stickers/tapes/washi. Heaven. Also they have journals galore! I go every time I'm in Vegas.

If you are into anything Sanrio and journaling this is the spot! However it can be overwhelming…read morewith sooo many things to look through and really no sense of organization, but a must do once if you are a local

Such a Fun K-Pop Store…read more My niece absolutely wanted to come here because she is a huge K-Pop fanatic, so of course we had to stop! They don't open until 11:00 AM, and we were literally sitting in the parking lot at 10:45 waiting for them to open because she was so excited! As soon as you walk in, the walkway is super cute and really sets the vibe. There's an adorable backdrop for pictures, a photo booth, and even what looks like a little recording studio setup. It was literally SO cute and such a fun experience before you even get into the actual store! The store itself is pretty big and packed with products. They have so much K-Pop merchandise, albums, collectibles, accessories, and more. If there's a popular K-Pop group or artist, chances are you're going to find something for them here. They also had tons of sale items, which was a nice surprise because the prices overall weren't too bad. My niece absolutely loved it, and honestly, I can see why! If you're a K-Pop fan, this is definitely a place you'll want to check out.

They have a lot of selection! If you are in Vegas I would highly recommend stopping by :)…read more I like how they have everything sorted by group, it makes finding things a lot easier.

I am such an old head when it comes to music, and I love buying albums, and I found so much joy in…read morethis little but classic shop! With albums as low as $2 and classics abound, you can go wrong! Aretha Franklin, The Who, The Beatles, and Duke Ellington all in one place! my heart truly skipped a beat! I was even looking for some old Etta James, and while he didn't have any readily available, this man knew exactly which records I was talking about. Talk about a man who knows his music. He even carries new music as well. He has tapes and cds and such a collection that will draw you in and make you a return customer for sure! Support this small shop, and you won't go wrong! Not to mention, even though most of the records I purchased were used, their quality was pristine! Thanks! I'll be back soon enough to keep expanding my selection!

I stumbled upon this Vinyl store and I am so glad I did! The owners are super friendly and provide…read moreexcellent customer service. Plus they are very knowledgeable about their product. I loaded up on some vinyl and will be back to do so again!