Rock N Roll Land

Great place to find used records . Very friendly and these guys know their stuff .

This place is my new mecca.

Seriously, we walked in and my jaw dropped.  They had a 10" Social D skelly mounted on the wall.  It was made of metal (done by a metal worker) and the detail on it was amazing.  I knew right away my husband had to have it.  It's now mounted on the wall in our garage, and it looks fantastic.

OK, so Social D aside :

Located in a quiet and unassuming strip mall, we had to drive past it first before we found it.   Just by looking at the cool stickers on the door, I knew it was going to be all sorts of awesome.  

A quick glance around the store made me realize we were going to be there for a while, and we were in it for the long haul.  They have an EXTENSIVE record area.  New, mostly used, but all AWESOME.  I walked away with an out of print LP : "Hank Williams The Roy Orbison Way."  Seriously!

These dudes are hardcore collectors, in the most awesome way imaginable.  We talked with the owners for a little bit.  Aside from being really nice guys, they told us their story - they used to book the shows at Oneida.   They are huge music fans themselves!  

This store offers some used CD's, but also has a back area with a stage (up and coming acts come in to do shows, they have local bands play, etc).  They do sell some guitars and amps.  

If you consider yourself a music fan of any kind, you owe it to yourself to make a trip up to GB and check it out.  

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We'll be back!  And I'm not ashamed to say I know where I'll be doing the Christmas shopping for my husband this year.