Where are the Best Music and Movies in Austin, Texas?
Greetings,To anyone who doubts that time machines and record stores are mutually exclusive, or in fact may not exist, just, for your own clarification, travel to downtown Austin and go to Waterloo Music. In a nanosecond you can travel seamlessly from 1958 to 2008 (and actually have kind, informed, pleasant travel attendants to guide you on your journey….I’ve even gotten great suggestions from fellow searchers. Last night I found, on one my numerous trips to this mecca, a MINT copy of Uncle Tupeloe’s double album on 180 gm English vinyl…what a treat as I put it all on my Revox reel-to-reel for uninterrupted listening…at those times when changing sides or lp’s just isn’t the thing to be doing. I not only recommend it, if you do go, it is you misfortune…you will not find another, travel where you might.oilmanPros + If you want it, it will be there or they will do a Cirque de Soliel act to find itCons – On Friday and Saturday afternoons, relax, have a valium and a cold bee
I’ve been coming here ever since I moved to Austin almost 13 years ago. I love this place. Really, this video store will always hold a place in my heart.They have everything; every movie you could ever want is located within the confinements of the store. The prices are wonderful. It’s only $2.71 per movie or $2.44 if you have your GoLocal card. Even more importantly you can get two videos for the price of one on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.Honestly, if you use Netflix and are within range of going to Vulcan Video, I do wish nothing but plague and famine upon you because this is the best video store on the planet. Quit reading this review and go there right now. Seriously. Pros + EverythingCons – Nothing
