As an avid vinyl collector I made it a point to come in to Twist & Shout while visiting Denver from…read moreAustin, TX. Even as my second time here in the last 4 years I was happy to see Twist & Shout made MORE room for vinyl selections and browsing space. You still have other media too include DVDs (rare and hard to find selections), CDs, cassettes, and unique and local gifts and items. Take some time to look around here even up and down the walls. There is a really cool yellow Bruce Springsteen marquee in the sell/buy area. We spent over an hour here browsing and I walked out with two vinyl albums I had on my "Must-Have" list of analog music. Great and fair pricing on their "Used" records but to be honest all music is priced fairly. Really cool location with friendly service from the staff. If you have any questions on where things are or on the thing(s) you are looking for don't hesitate to ask! Also go over to the free publication area (at the exit) and check out all of the cool (and free) postcards from Twist & Shout along with flyers and freebies promoting any upcoming art, music shows, upcoming albums, and whatnot.

Flippant, Dishonest, and Deeply Disrespectful Buying Experience and the records are overpriced…read more I have shopped here in the past and based on the high prices of the used records, I assumed my used records would sell at fair market value here but this was not the case. I brought in a curated stack of clean, high‑demand records and was met with one of the most disrespectful experiences I have ever had. The buyer behind the counter was openly flippant, dismissive, and acted like I had no idea what I was bringing in. His attitude alone set the tone -- rushed, condescending, and completely uninterested in treating me with respect. I think it takes longer than five minutes to look at the quality and condition of 30 records. He opened with a lowball offer that did not match the titles, rarity or the condition, and when I questioned it, he said "records not selling" while we are standing in a store literally packed with people buying vinyl. It was insulting, and it was clearly meant to make me feel like I should be grateful for whatever lowball number he threw out. The moment I pushed back and asked for my records back, his offer suddenly jumped up but still well under a fair trade. That tells you everything about their honesty and ethics. It was not about fair value -- it was about seeing what they could get away with - how low they could lowball. To top it off, they paid with a check instead of cash, which made the whole thing feel even more disrespectful, inconvenient, and dismissive. In hindsight, I wish I had taken my records back but I was so disoriented by the disrespect and clerk behavior. And it made me realize why I never sell or trade records. If you care about being treated with basic respect or honesty, take your business somewhere else. I will never buy anything from this disreputable unethical establishment. And you should not either. This is not a mom and pop business but a business operating without integrity exploiting its customers.

So lucky to have Invincible Vinyl in the neighborhood. Best record shop in Denver! Dig the digread more

This is for sure one of the best record stores in Denver. Dave was amazing, knowledgeable and…read moreridiculously chill. The selection was pretty plush and it seemed like there was a massive backlog of stock that just hasn't made it through the check-in. I will surely come back to this shop again and again. The records were priced way better than most of the places out here, I walked away feeling I received the best value for my dollar.

First visit and consider me impressed. Vinyl junkies rejoice!…read more TLDR: I could've spent a lot more time and a hell of a lot more money at Records On Main! I was in Littleton for Western Week and this spot had been on my list. Compared to many record stores, this is one of the most aesthetically pleasing ones you'll set foot in. Exposed brick throughout the whole shop, spacious, and good vibes all around. Punk, country, metal, hip hop, alternative, pop, you name it...there's something for everyone here. Literally. I could've picked so many records to add to my collection. I landed on Ozzy's Bark at the Moon (RIP) and Angel Olsen's Big Time. One a classic rock staple, the other a singer-songwriter triumph. My kid was long overdue for a nap, so I got the dirty look of "wrap it up, we need to go!" Otherwise, I would've spent more time in here sifting through their amazing selection. Records On Main is doing it right. They're hosting listening parties, inviting artists to perform in store, getting involved in the community, etc. I wish I lived around the corner!

Wide variety of genres! From oldies to modern music! Great service and decent prices!read more

Great find for vinyl! From old to new, we found everything and more here. Their prices are also…read morevery reasonable. I like that it is attached to an another shop. My daughter can shop for records while I go to the vintage clothing store. Street parking is usually easy to find. Feed the meter.

Music staple in Colorado. Other than Red Rocks. Longtime music fan. Live shows. DVDs. 7 inches…read more Cassettes. CDs. This spot ALWAYS DELIVERS. NEW AND OLD. They've got it. Video game soundtracks? Film soundtracks? Yes. Wax Trax even has turntables for sale and turntable setup essentials. Stylus, speakers, record cleaners etc etc. In recently to pick up the new Kendrick album. A Christmas preorder and luckily they had some extras but I'm glad an LP WAS set aside for me. Big collection of classic and contemporary records. More popular music in addition to that obscure record you've been hunting for. Not far from the state capitol so parking can be tough at times. Still most spots are free for two hours so unless you plan to shop all day you won't have an issue. Twist and Shout is another Denver classic but for me Wax Trax is the Mecca. Friendly and knowledgeable staff. New releases, classics, record store day exclusives. Well worth a visit while you are in the mile high city. Happy spins!

Found some comics I have been looking for and found a sick community. They are focused on community…read moreaction and helping people which is something I love to see. I didn't get to try the coffee since I already had some that morning but the coffee smelled incredible and I'll try it next time!

This was such a cool spot! We mainly came for the photobooth which is over 50 years old but the…read morerest of the place was just as interesting! They have records, books, comic books, and more! I decided to just get an iced green tea while we browsed the shop and it was super cool to see everything they had. The bathroom is also Elvis themed! I will have to come back when I have more time so I can browse through everything!

If you are looking for punk, metal, or thrash this is your place. One of the best record stores in…read moreDenver. Support small businesses!!

Okay... my fault for not looking further into this store and realizing it was heavy metal. Not my…read morecup of tea. Regardless... they had a small selection of other vinyls and they seemed really over priced and they will not give refunds if you take home a used a record and there is a problem with it. Other stores I've gone to will happily to do so. Also, the music was so loud in there, it made my ears bleed. Only reason I'm not giving it one star is because the man working the register was nice.

Warehouse Vibe This…read morelocation has more of a warehouse vibe to it - not quite as vibrant and modern as some of the other stores. You still have an amazing selection of DVDs, records, books, toys, and more. Very fun shopping experience!

Very cool products and great customer service. The selection…read moreis good and the price of the products is reasonable.

This was a fun find in Nederland…read more I've been a vinyl junkie for years and have slipped off the beaten path over the last few years. This was the necessary kick in the pants I needed. My wife and I were enjoying a nice walk around town and as soon as I saw a record store (in this tiny town, no less) I knew I had hit the jackpot. It's a small shop, though it packs a punch. They were undergoing some maneuvering and restocking on this particular day, so they have an even larger more robust collection than what I happened to see. I always let the record store guide me to ear porn enlightenment. I enjoy many genres of music, but when I visit a shop I read the room and let the music do the talking. Which led me to the reissued release of High On Fire's "Art of Self Defense' a cult classic in the stoner metal realm. Picked it up and bought it on the spot. The employee was super kind and down to earth. I spent a good chunk of time sifting through records, but knew my wife would kill me if I spent too much time in there. Now I get to add a wonderful record store to my Nederland excursions. Consider me a happy camper!

I found this place on my way back from a hike. It's the cutest record store. In a great location…read moreright in town, the not only have Vinyls, but they also have CDs, Taps, movies, and video games. It's the most inviting place. While I was flipping through records, the works where cleaning records, and talking music over a few beers. Like a scene from high fidelity. I enjoyed my stop in, found a record I was on the hunt for.