this store owner was rude and very negative. I bought a playstation console for $180.00 . when i…read moregot home there was no HDMI cord so i had to buy one then when i turned it on it wasnt working correctly ! It was late and the store was closed. the next morning i called and the owner called me a Liar and would not uphold the Return policy ! He said it was working he didnt have proof of when he checked it before selling it and that he is not gonna accept a return ! The return policy clearly states that if defective a customer has seven days from purchase date to return for store credit !! DO NOT GET SCAMMED

The store is really clean and organized. The price is reasonable with a wide selection of movies…read moregames and gaming devices. I got welcomed when I first arrived and quick and easy checkout.

The owner and staff at Know Name Records are super nice and down to Earth. I was impressed with all…read morethe used vinyl, I could have spent much longer there. Tons of good prices on quality used vinyl. I didn't come across any used records over $20. Easy-going, chill vinyl shop!

You never know what you'll find in a random neighborhood. In my case last Saturday, I was at the…read moreSpeedway filling my rental car, when I spied Know Name Records across the street. As I had plenty of time to spare for Lunch with my brother (at the nearby 5-8 Club), I wandered over. Know Name Records struck me as a combination of a CD/Vinyl records store, a head shop, t-shirt seller, memorabilia collection, head shop, disk golf dealer, and rummage sale. The later was based on a couple sets of old speakers, a turntable, and other vintage items that were for sale. Plus from this person of 65's perspective, it didn't look like the 2 older guys tending the counter had escaped the 60s. :) I had a great time looking around. I wasn't much interested in the weed-related or vinyl merchandise, and I would never get those speakers on the plane. But, the CDs were interesting and I found a great Vikings/Prince "Purple Reign" (if only for that NFL team) jersey that I just had to take home (see picture). I'm sure to come back the next time I'm anywhere this side of the Crosstown Freeway. Plus I'd fully expect that there would be a whole new inventory to explore. Good prices too.

I can't resist a bookstore, especially an independently owned bookstore. The owner was there and…read moreextremely friendly- the walls are full of books new/used and my friend and I both found some we couldn't live without at great prices.

From the owner: We promote local author events and local artists. Please check our facebook page for extended event…read moreand holiday shopping hours.

One of my very favorite things to do is to try to check out music stores when I travel. The vast…read moremajority of the time I'm disappointed, usually by a lack of selection, since I'm mostly hunting for CDs, but every once in a while, I'll hit a gem like this place. It was a sincere nostalgia hit seeing the Yamaha, Sherwood, and Denon stuff that was current in the 80s and 90s, back when High Fidelity magazine still existed and people cared about sound quality (keep on coming back, vinyl!) and it was honestly kind of one of the highlights of my trip. I strongly debated buying a bunch and packing it back with me, but perhaps another time. There is a ton of vinyl here, naturally, and an ok selection of CDs...but, here's the thing with those. Me sliding a CD off your shelf is not worth the $6 - $7 more, per CD, than buying it online, I'm very sorry to say. This was the only store that had a few of the titles on my hit list and I would have bought a few if they were but closer, but 150% of the sales price online is too bitter a pill to swallow for me. Aside from that, this is not quite the only spot in town to get music things, but is definitely the best.

Great selection of records, but plan to spend some time! The records are great and prices are good…read more Worth checking out!

My son and I stopped in to check out some Vinyls. We found one he wanted and I was able to…read morepurchase a Pax. Customer service was phenomenal and so many cool thins to look at. Definitely recommend.

Down in The Valley is such a fun store. They are mostly known for music, record store. They also…read moresell gifts, novelties, random music/pop culture merch. Theres a smoke shop as well. Prices are a bit high imo but they have some really cool stuff. Staff are usually pretty helpful. Parking is pretty easy as I've hardly seen this strip mall packed.

The staff is knowledgeable about the records. The selection seems to be mostly new records, there…read morewas a $1 bin with rally old stuff. Prices for new stuff was comparable to most small shops.

I had a total opposite experience than my fellow yelpers at this place. I spoke for quite a bit…read morewith the guy behind the counter as I made my purchase and we had a nice conversation about artist, albums, and just enjoying the social aspect of spinning vinyl. He told me he had been doing this for over 20 years. I actually really enjoyed him. They had decent prices on the merchandise and I was happy to snag a few to add to my growing collection.

Another great half priced books location!! Easy to sell with them as well. Just wish they had a few…read moremore chair to sit while waiting. Staff were very nice and friendly. Store had a great selection across all genres and ages.

I used to live near Maplewood over a decade ago and I completely forgot that I used to go to this…read moreHPB location. Compared to other locations, I think it is bigger and has a wide variety to choose from. Originally, I was looking to hopefully snag a cookbook, but didn't plan on finding myself a planner as well. You will find a variety of potential gifts for others or even yourself - ranging from bookmarks, planners, calendars to board games or books. Maybe this is what 40s is looking like to me, but HPB is severely underrated.