Earworm Records

"I dont know what the owner of this place is high on, but I spent 5 minutes here before walking out in laughter at his prices. $54 for a copy of Ride The Lightning by Metallica, which was the walmart pressing. $96 for a copy of Rush - Grace Under Pressure which I was immediately able to find on discogs for less than $25. I dont know who is keeping this place in business. Anyone who knows anything about vinyl isn't buying anything here."

"The owner is an upstanding gentleman who invites you to stay awhile. Come peruse through a massive collection of albums. Make some art on old vinyl, or see if your collection measures up."

"The vibes are immaculate, vast selection of music, the employees are very friendly and helpful - it helps that the owner is pretty dope too! Quality humans and quality product. Can’t wait to return!"

"This place is a joke. Owner was obviously super drunk when we walked in. Records had no pricing only grading on them. Owner kept telling me how much they went for online but wouldn't give me a price he thought was fair to go from. Pretty average condition for the owner to be acting as cocky as he was. This place will guarantee go out of business eventually, rightfully so lol. Hands down worst record store I've ever been to. Avoid at all costs."

"Supposed to be open at 12. It's 1:32 and they're locked up. No significant signage of any kind on the front of the building, pretty hard even to tell it's a record store looking from the street. If you're looking for vintage equipment, you might be better off going to any one of the many antique stores on the same road. If you want new records, Walmart is always open when they say they are. There's no excuse for not being open on time nowadays, especially without any excuse posted on your door. Could've at least put "out for lunch" or something. Even then, if you open as late as noon, you should probably learn to have your lunch earlier."