Ever wondered what Austin’s music scene sounded like in 1982? Step into Waterloo Records. Right here you’re standing at the heart of Austin’s legendary music history. Waterloo Records opened its doors on April 1 1982. It wasn’t just a record store it became an institution. John Kunz partnered with Louis Karp to bring Waterloo to life. Initially located at 221 South Lamar it only sold vinyl. They quickly outgrew that space. Moving to its current location at 600 N Lamar was a pivotal moment. It expanded beyond vinyl into CDs and DVDs. But the love for vinyl remained. The staff musicians and music lovers alike are incredibly knowledgeable. Need a recommendation? They’ll have you covered. They’re known for their unique approach. You can listen to anything in the store before you buy it. This isn’t just a shop; it’s a community hub. Artists from Willie Nelson to Nirvana have graced its stage. It’s been the best record store in Austin according to the Austin Chronicle every year since it opened. Waterloo’s not just a record store it’s a time capsule. It encapsulates Austin’s vibrant music scene. It’s a testament to the power of community. It’s where music still matters. This is more than just a store. It’s a legacy a living piece of Austin’s soul. Come on in explore and lose yourself in the music.
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