Rock N Roll Land

Mostly vinyl collection, which was very organized and interesting. Lot’s of rock, and country, didn’t find what I was looking for (which is Italian pop and film music) but I know this is not greatly sought after. Great display of framed, and often autographed promo pictures of many old, new and local bands. Owner was friendly and you should go and support him!

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.
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.