Positively Records

Love this place! They have a lot of harder to find records and their prices are great!

Worst record store ever! Barely any used vinyl all new 180 shit! Never never again!

I just heard about this place even though I’ve lived in the area for years, so I decided to stop in recently. This store has a great selection of used CDs as well as vinyl & new CDs. Prices are very good, used are almost all $ 6, though some are marked slightly higher (I got a used double disc for $ 8), they also have a large selection of Budget Used CDs that are $ 2-​$ 3 that are under the main displays of used CDs.
Their used CDs are even almost perfect alphabetical order! (Budget CDs are not however).
This store almost exclusively carries «Rock» music of various genres, so don’t expect anything too far off of that, though their interpretation of rock is everything from Elvis to i hate myself, so there’s definitely something for most people.
They also have what I’d estimate as 500 used DVDs (most $ 2) and maybe 100 used Blu-​Ray. They also carry some music memorabilia & limited amount of guitar stuff.
Be sure to park in front of their store if you go, as the other stores all have signs saying they’ll tow you if you aren’t patronizing the store you’re parking in front of, which seems weird for a fairly unbusy strip mall with several empty storefronts, but whatever. You’ve been warned.

Excellent selection of new and used records as well as rock ‘n roll memorabilia and merchandise. Main genres are classic rock, alt rock, and some metal. Decent CD collection as well. However, as a previous reviewer mentioned, there are a lot of fake/​counterfeit/​fantasy records especially amongst the picture disks. The good thing is that the guy is upfront about the authenticity of the records if you ask about them. Decent prices and they seem to get new selections in at a fairly decent rate. The store itself is a little cramped and the floor/​carpet has seen better days. However, this is definitely a record store worth checking out.

Great selection of vinyl. The better condition stock is in the racks, the lesser condition stock is under the racks. All fairly priced. The folks that run the store are friendly and knowledgeable.

A must stop if you are looking for cheap music/​dvd/​records.
With that said you put as much used cds dvds blu rays and vinyl records in such a small space cluttered chaos is to be expected.
Stop by find gold bring cash help a local business.

I spent my first intire paycheck there when I was 14. lol Been shopping there ever since! i’m 33 now and this store is even more awesome. The store in a little strip mall in Levittown has been there since we moved here in 1987. They used to have mostly records but now it’s 90% cd’s. If your looking for record ask the white haired hippy guy up front., I’m sure they have it some where. It’s part museum, part music store.
I’m not a fan of iTunes or searching sites to download music illegally. This place is special and If you love music and/​or looking for that hard to find item, you def should check this place out

This place is a diamond in the middle of Levittown. Never ever do I walk out with at least a fistful of wonderful music. $ 2.99 best of, greatest of, top hits are plentiful, as are rare cuts from famous and local bands. Owner is a busy, busy guy who knows everything there is to know about music. Grab a coffee and plan to spend no less than 1 hour browsing. Grab a handful, spend a few bucks, support the local guy and fill your collection and your ears with whatever you are in the mood for. Been visiting here since I grew up in Indian Creek 30 years ago. Smooch PR. Love you guys.

Love this place! If they don’t have whatever you’re looking for they will find it adn get it for you! The staff is friendly and fun to hang out with too

You can *not* beat this place’s music selection in the bucks county area!
I’ve been going to this store for about ten years, and it has grown with me. Today I mostly go their to buy used albums, and browse from their humongous $ 2.99 «red stripe» bins.
… as far as the red stripes go; one day I was able to buy nearly the entire Led Zep discography for 3 bucks a piece… wow.
I’ve also gotten tons of other bargin’s over the years.
Also anytime I head in there (nearly every pay check), I’m bound to find some sort of rarity. (Lots of old school punk and metal, Paul McCartney flaming pie VHS, a Mike Gordon’s Inside In DVD, and some Grateful Dead demo recordings to name a few)
Which leads us to their awesome DVD selection. Once again: bargins! 2 bucks a dvd i think (i mostly frequent the music)
So now that the music industry has become largely cannibalistic, and abandoned many of the big and mom-​and-​pop record stores, its nice to see Positively Records keeping their head above water. The couple of workers there are reliably intelligent about a wide selection of music and certainly are not jerks at all to the everyday customer.
Support this store! I am in no way affiliated or related to the owners but I just wish to see this place outlast the awful corporate shmucks that try to monopolize music retail. The reason I was inspired to write this review is because I just called the store to ask about a special limited edition vinyl release coming out on «Record Store Day», and the owner was incredibly courteous and kind to share with me which day his shipments come in and that if I call in he will try to pin that item down for me.
Try that crap at FYE…

Holy counterfeit records! There must have been 75 Pink Floyd records in there, and I bought the only one that was real (a $ 4 Dark Side Of The Moon, a good deal for the condition and the issue it is, although it was lacking the inserts). This place has an absurd amount of fake albums and picture discs. I personally do not like this. I think it is easy to spot the difference, but I don’t know if the average record enthusiast would be able to so. So my advice is, if you don’t know the difference, stay away from the Beatles, Floyd, and other big names.
The positive side of this store is it has a TON of cool music and memorabilia. The vinyl (the real ones) are reasonably priced, it has a huge CD collection, posters, action figures, bobbleheads, clocks and anything else you can think of music-​related. The staff seemed very friendly as well.
I give it two stars strictly for the illegal $ 20-​and-​up records it sells. Otherwise, this place would kick ass.

I can’t believe no one has reviewed this place yet!
Walk in the door and look up. You’ll be greeted by a large Harvest-​era Neil Young poster. «The Store,» as I call it, has just welcomed you.
The used section is alphabetized which is helpful if you’re looking to cut to the chase, although sometimes I do enjoy the organized chaos (used CDs in no order) of the Princeton Record Exchange — the only other record store I’ve ever been to that could even touch the garment hem of this place. Used discs rarely have significant signs of wear and are priced between $ 6 and $ 9 per unit. They also have a budget section where CD’s are in the range of $ 2-​$ 3.
«The Store» also has a considerable new CD collection with prices starting around a standard $ 10.99.
The real hook, though, is the place’s selection of rare/​import CD’s that you literally cannot find anywhere else. I’ve turned about five or six people on to this place by taking them there. From the outside you’d never be able to tell. Once you get in there, though, you’re hooked.
NOTE: Doug and Mitch — the two proprietors of Positively Records — are both very friendly, willing to help and will place special orders on CDs for you. A HUUUUUGE plus!