They overprice stuff online and they will swear up and down something gets collectors price when it is nowhere worth $200+. Especially some albums I've gotten elsewhere for $5. They claim it's competing with pricing on say Amazon or eBay but when you check, they're the competition on the other sites when no one else is selling it. Don't pay those sucker prices on random albums. Their discogs page is flooded with $600-900 records and CDs that other people are currently selling for $50 at most. I do not recommend them because they make it harder to find cheap albums due to randomly high prices being slapped on everything. They're just hoping one will sell that high, that's why they have hundreds of overpriced listings. I wouldn't even bother taking anything up there for store credit if I had known they'd slap a $900 price on it online.

This is a fun place to visit. So much to look at. They have 45's, 33's, CD's, DVD's, 8 Tracks, Band T Shirts, Posters and so much more. Very reasonably priced. Not junk or scratched. Someone takes care of the Merchandise. Friendly Staff. My new stop when I come to Dallas

This was on my list of things to do while we were on vacation and it did not disappoint. Lots of memorabilia and tons of vinyl, CD's, cassettes, 8 tracks, T shirts and more. I have recently gotten into vinyl and have a few things that I had specifically been looking for. I was thrilled to find the Charley Pride album with Kiss An Angel Good Morning on it. I was also thrilled to find a Shaun Cassidy picture disc. There were a couple of other finds, and because I spent $100 I filled up the frequent buyer card and got $20 off next purchase. I went ahead and made another purchase to use that since I am from out of state. The other album that I was looking for was a Mamas and Papas album, which they had in their high end room and it was sealed, but I just couldn't afford to buy it that day. This is a great store and would highly recommend it. The only negative is that the country albums are on the floor so it was kind of hard to shop them.

Touted as the largest music store in Texas (I believe it!), Forever Young carries over 250,000 items including tons of Vinyl, new & used CDs, Music DVDs, Cassette Tapes, 8-Tracks, Reel to Reel tapes, Collectibles, Turntables, and select music related Posters & T-shirts. If it has to do with music, they've got it. Prices are slightly high, but the selection makes it worthwhile. Prepare to spend a few hours (and dollars). If crate digging is your bag, this is the place for you! Free parking and friendly, knowledgable staff.