Lost in the Groove

"I'm always finding nice little odds and ends at this shop, and at a very decent price too! Shoutout to Mr. Donny for always being friendly and inviting when he's working the counter!"

"This may have been the worst experience I’ve ever had at any retail establishment. The guy in the store was on his phone, set to speakerphone, shouting at the person on the other end the entire time. Very awkward and uninviting. As for the records…I’m pretty sure they get the stuff that was rejected from Goodwill. Old, dusty, poor condition records mostly from the 60’s and 70’s and not the good stuff at that. Save your time and head to Goodwill!"

"Paul the owner is just a heck of a guy! Oh and can’t forget Larry either. They were so awesome! He totally surprised me and my business partner when she talked about her brother breaking and throwing away her first 45 record. He quietly went to the back and found the record that she was talking about it and gave it to her for free. I later mentioned my first record was the Name Game by Shirley Ellis…..he gave me that record as well for free and wouldn’t accept payment. I highly recommend dropping in Lost in the Groove you might end up lost in the groove."

"There aren't that many stores to buy used physical media anymore. I'm so glad that places like this still exist. They have a pretty good selection of CDs in the Rock genre. Not many from the 80s though which is what I really like to collect. But it's still fun to go there and browse and most times I do find something that I like. They really cater more to people that like vinyl though. They have a massive selection of vinyl and they even have a pretty good selection of cassette tapes. I'm into CDs though so that's why I go there. If you haven't been to this store and you would like to browse some music, it's a great place to go and hang out for a while while looking for that elusive album you've been trying to find. Prices are really good on CDs at least, I didn't pay too much attention to the other media types."