Store · Southeast Colorado Springs
What's Left Records is a Denver store at 2217 E Platte Ave.
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Record store specializing in underground punk, metal, hip-hop, and indie music, with some CDs and live shows.
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Sean (one of the owners) was very cool, informative and friendly. He made suggestions and didnt hesitate to answer all my questions. Decent selection of CDs, Vinyls, tapes, movies and other merch. Cant wait to come see a LIVE SHOW! Highly recommend shopping for your physical music media here. Fairly priced. Chill atmosphere. We'll be back! Thanks, Kor
I went in for the first time today and the man working the was so kind and helpful. My brother and I were looking for My Chemical Romance CDs and even tho they didn't have what we were looking for, the worker was so nice to us and double checked for us. This is the first time a record store didn't make me feel bad for liking what I like. I will recommend this business to all my friends because of this.
Best record store. The owner is fantastic. Great local venue for local and multi national music. They have a surprisingly loud sounds system. Better than other local music venues (especially the one across the street). Love it and looking forward to several returns!
Bryan and Sean have a top-notch operation going on here. For starters, it's a GREAT record store with a great variety of music with several options for listening format. They have an excellent merch selection with both vintage and modern pieces. It's in general a cool place to hang out and spend some time, there's always something to be learned. MOST IMPORTANTLY: These guys are keeping the C/S music scene alive. They regularly put on great shows for touring bands and give big support to the local bands in the area. The sound system (built by Pryor) sounds phenomenal, making playing/attending concerts a dream. Can't recommend this place enough. Stop in and see what I mean, tell them Uncle Goober sent ya
Cool spot that shares a space with an art gallery of some kind next door. The record store itself also serves as a venue for live music. It has a large footprint stage, with a P.A. that seems ancient but puts out crazy good sound, using its modern power amps and X32 Rack mixing system. Much better sound than I expected. Truly independent record store vibes with a very eclectic mix of products. Highly recommend checking the place out. You may find a deep cut of something you didn't know you needed.
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