Best experience EVER, went to Michelle Records just hoping to find the perfect record for my Fiancé…read moreand I to listen to while we dance the night away on our wedding night. But I found more than enough Genres of music to listen to for ETERNITY. The pricing was very reasonable. I guess I'm an all around LUCKY Man !!!

I've never bought a record from Michelle's, but it seems like a great place to buy one from. They…read morehave a really great selection of vinyl, from new stuff to a large selection of second hand (or at least they looked that way to me). They don't stock any metal, but hey, i guess no-one really cares that much. So why write a review of a record store you've never bought anything from? Jose Gonzales. He played Hamburg today, but unfortunately it sold out before me and my friends got around to getting one. Luckily for us one of our friends is on the Michelle's Records email list and got a message from them today saying that Jose would be playing a secret gig at the store today at 6pm. We got there at 5:45, meandered around for a bit until noticing a sign saying that he'd be on at 6:30. At this point we decided to go next door for a beer. Upon arriving back at 6:25 the place was completely packed, but oddly the later you arrive the closer to the front you get (pretty much), so we were at the front. Jose came on pretty much on time and started with Hints from his veneer album. Then the Instrumental from the Australian Tour EP, then the international Sony-bouncing-balls-advert hit Heartbeats. Then we got an incendary version of Down the Line from his new In Our Nature album. It was at least twice as good as the album version. He finished with another oldie, Crosses. Unfortunately 5 minutes plus of ovation couldn't convince him back onto the stage. Poor guy actually looked quite embarrassed. He seemed pretty humble. Actually I'm pretty sure he played another song, but I'm not sure which one from memory. We certainly got an awesome free gig. Better than most of the gigs I've paid for. If you look at the uploaded photos you'll see what my mate took on his mobile phone. We were literally 2m away from him. Heck, you can see the detail where his guitar is damaged from his percussive hits in songs like Down the Line. It was awesome. p.s. I'm thinking that the other song was Suggestions. Anyone confirm this?

I've been trying to order T-shirts from them for years. Impossible. Im bummed. My dad's band is on…read moreone of the Back from the Grave albums.

Much as you'd expect the Disney rendering of the cave in Ali Baba & the 40 Thieves to look like if…read moreit was stocked with vinyl & CDs, the below-ground situation of this haven for all things musically raw from the '50s and beyond further enhances its name - Crypt by name, crypt by nature. Friendly & no doubt knowledgable service from the lad that was busily packing up boxes for shipping when we popped in last weekend. Visiting could become a regular event.

Really cool little second hand/vintage clothes shop. When I first walked through the door the owner…read morecame to greet me and explain the concept behind the shop, and so I'll explain it to you. They specialise in new and nearly new vintage clothing. For example a pair of 1970s trainers that have never been worn. Given this premise you might expect it to be pretty expensive, but it's not at all. Definitely worth checking out if you feel you might like something a bit retro.

I read the review before mine and decided to check it out. It was so worth it! The store owner was…read morevery kind and gave me a rundown on the store, I found vintage band tees, way cool. The vintage shoe collection is pretty sweet as well. There was a lot of stuff for guys, so bring your boyriend or guy friends because they'd love it! Not your average secondhand shop at all! Oh yeah, and the neighborhood its in is cute and has other little boutiques and cool shops!!