Norman's Sound & Vision

NYC311 

on Citysearch

16 years ago

No clue what the clowns below are talking about! This place rocks – Used or new, who gives a hoot? Music is music, and Norman's has tons of it. Obviously our friend below is upset about getting fired, or whatever reason he isn't working there anymore. I walked into Norman's, looked around for about an hour, and walked out with about $100 worth of music, that I casually paid $30 for. The prices are right. Who gives a hoot if the items are re-packaged. If you're so worried about repackaging on records, then buy them on itunes ... read more

meatbag 

on Citysearch

18 years ago

Where not to go to buy music – CDs are too expensive, especially because the majority of them are promos that have been resealed with their own machine. Limited selection for anything other than jazz and guitar rock. Owner promises orders and never delivers on it. Instead of "the customer is always right" methos, it's more "there is a sucker born every minute". They even sell obvious used CDs as new. The staff, in general, is nice, but don't ask for any recomendations or expect a nice welcome. 

Contributor 

on Citysearch

21 years ago

Not an eye-and-ear clinic, but a well-stocked used CD store. – On the Rack Norman's Sound and Vision sells all forms of mainstream music on CD, and also boasts an extensive collection of world, Irish, reggae, techno, gospel and Cajun music. The jazz collection here is one of the most sophisticated in the city, and specializes in the otherwise unavailable, like out-of-print Blue Note discs. The super-stocked shop also sells videos and DVD's. Two of a Kind For those who live further uptown, Norman's Sound and Vision Too is loc... read more