And we’re finally done!. After the shops feature on Antiques Road show last year, @waynecolquhoun suggested we should display the shops history in a museum upstairs. With it also being the shops 75th year anniversary we decided we wanted to give back to Diane’s Mother Dorothy 1/4

Truly saddening to hear the passing of Ozzy Osbourne just weeks after his final gig. Ozzy was a true legend and pioneer whose voice defined rock music for generations. We couldn’t even put a guess on the countless amounts of his records we’ve sold over the decades, including some

Unearthed another ghost sign we’ve never even seen! Don’t have a single photograph of it but we guessed it’s probably from late 60’s / early 70’s. What a find!

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Just landed!. We have managed to secure one of these absolutely insane 1/2000 world wide super super super limited edition Ozzy Osbourne discography box sets! We literally had to beg the record company’s to be sent one after being denied first time round!. If you’re still in a

The story passed down from Dorothy over 60 years ago was during the early 1960’s two young girls screamed “that was The Beatles!” as two young lads left the shop after buying a copy of Mersey Beat magazine, but we never knew which two Beatles it was. Over 60 years had passed

Tony’s 64th birthday today also shared with fellow scouser @PaulMcCartney! So we made him pose with the song sheet against his will 🤣. Happy birthday Paul from everyone at The Musical Box!

Now and then! 2025-2005. Hard to tell but we guessed this photograph was taken around 20 years ago, just before the vinyl revival kicked off again. The counter still has the old 7" singles display which was removed during the renovation to make space for more LP's!

This week the city was shaken by tragedy during what should have been a joyful day united in celebration, hearts across Liverpool are heavy. To see our city come together following Mondays events reminds us Liverpool is built on resilience, will always stand together in it’s

A history lesson behind the red chairs in the upstairs shop floor!. These red chairs came from Liverpool’s iconic music shop Rushworth & Dreaper's tea room which was located in Islington between 1828-1960 when it relocated to White Chapel. When the White Chapel shop closed down,

We have absolutely loved our first year of giving tours at the shop with our good friends Fab 4 Taxi Tours!. We took the tour our selves for a surprise birthday present for Paula! Our tour guide and friend John took us around all the key locations and filled us in on countless

What a lovely day we’ve had with our good friends from BBC Radio Merseyside Tony Snell, Claire Minter and guests to celebrate the shops 78th birthday weekend!. We were joined by Kevin McManus, head of UNESCO city of music & Alan Smith head of heritage preservation and development

RT @bbcmerseyside: Thank you @TheMusicalBoxRS for hosting us! Cheers to the boys from @TheFarm_Peter and all our guests! Happy Birthday to….

RT @bbcmerseyside: Live from @TheMusicalBoxRS in Tuebrook. Come say hello if you’re in the area (and buy a record!) @snellyradio🎧 https://t….

RT @bbcmerseyside: Live from @TheMusicalBoxRS from 10 with @snellyradio talking then and now with the Quinn family! Pop in if you’re about,….

RT @snellyradio: @TheMusicalBoxRS @bbcmerseyside I'm really looking forward to this. I might ask for a job, love it there.

This weekend we’re celebrating the shops 78th Birthday and we have something special lined up!. @bbcmerseyside will be doing a live radio show from the shop this Friday 10:00-14:00 hosted by our good friend @snellyradio who will be joined by some surprise special guests! 👀. It

With the shop being located close to Anfield and Goodison Park, the shop has seen its fair share of Football players over the decades. Joe Royal, Jimmy Husband, Earl Barrett, David James, Sander Westerveld to name a few, but the most famous of which was Bill Shankly. Mr Shankly