This record store is great. I typically go to Jack's in Red Bank and I had never been to this…read moreplace. I'll tell you, this place blows Jack's away. The collection of used records for sale is much better. The prices are fair considering the quality and variety offered. Lower quality records are priced lower, better records are a bit more. Just as it should be. I was in a week after I had been a previous time and was impressed with the new stock they picked up in only a week. I'm not sure what the record turnover is, but it seems if you go every couple of weeks, it could be worth it if you just want to "see what's new". Great gear for sale as well. I'm a fan.

If you love vinyl this is the place to go! So happy to stop in as I found the album I was looking…read morefor! They have a huge section of "just in" records. Needless to say I was there for a solid hour, could easily be more. And so worth it. Records are sorted by genre. Their walk is full of classics! Prices are fair. The staff is awesome and helpful. I'll definitely be back!

I took my teenage grandson to Randy Now's Man Cave this week in Hightstown NJ - He is a BIG Beatles…read morefan and fan of other artists from the 60's an 70's. As we walked in I felt like I was a teenager myself - a trip for sure down memory lane. The selection of vinyls and memorabilia was amazing - and Randy was such a great person to meet and talk with. He had such awesome stories to share with my grandson and I. If you are a music lover or collector take the time to visit this store - you won't be disappointed. I look forward to visiting Randy's store again with my grandson. The town itself I learned from Randy is filled with it's own history and stories.

HIGHTSTOWN: Randy Now's Man Cave is an awesome spot in downtown Hightstown selling used vinyl…read morerecords, CDs, old-school collectibles, and more! Leashed and friendly dogs are allowed inside and we met the man himself, Randy, who was so nice to talk to! We went home with an Allman Brothers CD, a couple of 45 records, bubblegum flavored soda, and a Star Trek Voyager postcard. Quite an eclectic haul and we love it! Located right next to Old Hights Brewing, it's worth a visit!

BELMAR: right downtown, Lofidelic Records is a vinyl record shop with a mix of old and new. We…read morevisited on National Record Store Day and had fun browsing the racks while appreciating all types of music. We met the owner, David and his cool kid Ethan, who gave Brie lots of love. Leashed and friendly dogs are allowed inside to shop with you. There's some seating to enjoy the music and be on the lookout for DJs and special events. We went home with Metallica's new 72 Seasons LP. 905 Main StreetBelmar, NJ 07719

If it's still open go and buy stuff. Great service and inventory. Otherwise I'm pretty sure it's…read moreclosed.

FREEHOLD: In a world where everything fits in your pocket, stepping into the newly opened Boro…read moreRecords is a nostalgic breath of fresh air. This cozy, beautifully curated shop brings the magic of vinyl, CDs, cassette tapes, and retro audio gear back to life, even a Pee-Wee Herman doll makes an appearance! Though small in size, the space is expertly used with bins of handpicked records, shelves of CDs, and a variety of players so you can enjoy music your way. Owners Vincent and Magda are incredibly welcoming and love chatting with fellow music lovers. We missed meeting the shop pup, Elvis, this time, but we will be back to say hi soon! We left with a special White Stripes double album and a colorful tie-dye Boro Records t-shirt. Leashed, well-behaved dogs are welcome to browse with you, just keep an eye on the tight space, fragile items, and Elvis, who is usually relaxing behind the gate.

Nice staff but really small place with not much selection at all. I do like that they have used…read morerecords for a lesser price. Hoping somehow they can expand to a bigger place

ASBURY PARK: a newer gem on the boardwalk, Unwind Records and Comics is a cozy shop packed with…read morenew and used vinyl records (including a free bin!), plus comic books, graphic novels, manga, t-shirts, merchandise, gifts, and more. We are so glad we popped in. Brie's mom has a deep love for vinyl and the bands from the era when records were the way to listen to music, and this place truly hits the right note. The staff is incredibly friendly and happy to offer recommendations, which makes browsing even more fun. Be sure to check their social media for current hours.

One of a kind store with a cozy feel right in the boardwalk. The concept is immaculate: records,…read moreart, manga and comics. There's something for everyone! There's even something for everyone in their budget including a mystery record section that is so fun! Love that they have merch, stickers, pins - it's got so much! The record selection is incredible. Well curated organized in a pleasing way, and all great condition. There's plenty of new and 2nd hand. The owner is so knowledgeable and affable. Really knows his audience and has so many recommendations. This store has everything and would highly recommend to anyone visiting or local!

Horrible customer service. I bought a 3 dollar AFI cd online. It arrived with stickers stuck to…read morethe digipak that were not easily removed. When I contacted them about being unhappy about the erroneous product description, they mocked my 3 dollar cd purchase and hoped I could financially recover. I paid 9 dollars with tax and shipping. They can get fucked!

95% record shop, 5% antique shop, 100% very cool shop. I waited a few weeks to pen this review just…read moreso I could try out the stack of records I bought and see what kind of condition they were in. All were PERFECT! How is that even possible?! I got 2 for $1 each (insane) and was almost positive they would be scratched and skip. Not the case. They played wonderfully. The others I got were not expensive at all and all also played wonderfully. When I stopped by they had a few crates outside, all for $1 a record. Not only did I find a Leo Sayer album in those bins, but also a old Greek movie soundtrack! I didn't know the artist and it ended up not really being my favorite, but I just thought it was so cool and couldn't resist, and for a dollar?! I am very sure my dad will get such a kick out of it when I show him. I walked out with those two gems plus an Abba, Smokey Robinson and Johnny Cash album and I think I spent like $20. I chatted with the owner a bit who was really friendly and helpful. Their old loc was near the corner of Somerset and Easton for all you RU alums that are wondering how you may have missed them all these years. They had some cool vintage/antique pieces and nick knacks, but not many (hence the %5) but I highly recommend a browse around if you are looking for affordable records or just want to browse around a great little shop. Thank you for the newest additions to my very thin collection!

My 15-year-old daughter has recently gotten into vinyl records and wanted to support a Black-owned…read morebusiness, so we decided to check out this shop in Middlesex. From the moment we walked in, we felt welcome. The staff was friendly and took the time to explain that customers are welcome to bring in their own vinyl records and spin them, or use records from the shop's collection. I thought that was a really cool touch and something you don't see every day. The store itself is on the smaller side, but don't let that fool you. They have a surprisingly good selection of used vinyl at reasonable prices, along with a nice assortment of CDs and cassette tapes. The atmosphere felt authentic, relaxed, and centered around a genuine love of music. If you're into vinyl, looking for something different, or just want to support a local Black-owned business, this place is definitely worth a visit.

I have been here prior to this prestigious yearly event tonight. Let me say that the owners and…read morestaff here are very accommodating and seem to go above & beyond. Having toured the place one can see a plethora of antiques displayed: furniture, art, photography, clothing, jewelry, glassware and vintage tools , too numerous to name all genres, great variety with reasonable prices. Tonight's occasion was the annual Wine and Chocolate Tasting event, sponsored by the Greater Ocean Township Chamber of Commerce (GOTCC). It was a lovely affair with various vendors and business entrepreneurs with Shore Antique Center as it's backdrop. And boy, did we eat and drink!!! Gourmet desserts, wine, beer, many types cheese and fruits, salads , pasta, ice cream were offered at various stations in the building at one's leisure. All for $15.00 per head. Stop in daily from 11-5 and get a "feel" for the place, you also might have something worthwhile to sell. As I said the staff is very accommodating and will work with you.

VERY high prices! If you are a RESELLER - this is NOT the place for YOU !…read more Basic "junk" like a Snoopy glass is $10.00 - soooooo just imagine how much they want for an original (misprinted) Incredible Shrinking Man movie poster ? ($375.00) The selection is pretty good and there are some nice things here . But the prices are pretty much "book" and then add another 15 % on TOP of that ! My niece purchased a "basic" 1960s cotton shift dress for $60.00 (from a Vintage clothing store - this would have been $34.99. $60.00 is a "New York City" price) . Again - nice place to look but you will NOT find any "mistakes" here ! Not a ONE. You were warned.