Sounds Good Disc Exchange

Called up with a very vague idea of what I was wanting as a gift for a friend. Rich gave me a quick lesson on the history of 90’s vinyl and then spouted off what he had in store that would match my needs. Ended up with the perfect gift for my friend and looking like a hero. Fair pricing and great knowledge.

I had a great conversation with Rich recently on the phone. His knowledge of music history and records is very extensive and unique. Can’t wait to see his collection in person. If you’re a vinyl lover, he’s a great guy to have a chat with!

Great place and good store. Owner seems to be a very nice gentlemen and he would brief you about the store once you reach which is really helpful. You gonna have some vintage albums and great collections here. they are fairly priced. No new vinyl collection. Reaching the store is tricky as the GPS will take you to a church. The store is exactly behind the Arby’s and there is a cleaning centre and its on the perpendicular road. So make sure you reach in right place !! He opens only on Saturday. Definitely going to visit again !!

This store is a true treasure! Vinyls, both 33’s and 45’s, as far as the eye can see! Not to mention the 8-​tracks and cassette tapes! Rich is I great guy, very knowledgeable! Great place!

I’ve been prowling vinyl record shops all over the Atlanta area since the early 80’s and only recently discovered this hidden gem despite it being just a few minutes from my house. Great selection of new and used, best prices and personal service. My only disappointment is that he is only open on Saturdays. Rich is extremely knowledgeable and friendly and eager to help you find whatever you need. Most of the customers seem to be regulars like me and enjoy the cultural experience of just sharing an appreciation of music as much as finally finding that special disk. Located on the hidden (from the street) south side of a sprawling run down shopping center, finding this place is definitely worth the effort. Today is Saturday so I’m heading over in just a few minutes…

This is the only store I buy my records. Rich, the owner, is very knowlegeable and prices his records fairly. The customer service is outstanding, and Rich is very good at introducing you to new music. Before buying records, stop by this store and you won’t be disappointed.

Stopped by Saturday taking a chance. And am I glad I did.
Store is tucked away in the same center as Sprayberry Cleaners. Rich is the owner and is a very nice guy. He was extremely helpful and takes his business seriously. He isnt just trying to get as much money for a record as he can, he gives very honest prices.
When we walked in he immediately greeted us and told us where anything we could ever want was located in his store and gave us a run down of his «Special» bins below the record tables. Then, he sent us off into the wild. I spent literally 2 hours in his store talking to him and browsed his entire stock just about. I found some real gems and couldnt wait to take them home. He grades his records honestly and doesnt sell records with warps (shame on you wuxtry) and if they any cosmetic issues he prices them accordingly.
He is only open Saturdays and sells everything from records, to tapes, to accessories like sleeves, to even old turntables. The turntables he had were more geared to beginners, but it was nice to see. If you want to listen before you buy he encourages it. Also, if you found a record he has that you want, but cant afford, he will hold it for you. Since he has close to 20k records out for sale and another 25k or so in storage, you can give him a list of what you want and he will hunt it down for you.
I spent $ 50 and walked out with 4 great records (1 still sealed from 1989) and 2 tapes. yes, tapes. Some people still enjoy them. Speaking of sealed records, he has a section bin of NOS (new old stock) still sealed records of various ages.
Really a cool store and I will definitely be a regular. I’ll probably stop by this saturday just to say hi and pick up an album.

Been a fan of this Record Shop since 1996 when it was originally on Cobb Pkwy at Roswell St., now it’s at Sandy Plains/E.Piedmont intersection across the street from Sprayberry High School, Only opened on Saturdays from 11:30 A –7:P, the owner’s name is Rich Wright, when you go in tell Rich a longtime customer/​fan of his named Mark sent you in, he will know exactly who you’re talking about, and he can address anything music related to you.