Hi, I always try to dig as deep as possible into a genre. I use Google advanced search, I read comments and books, I watch interviews, I look through vinyl records etc., but I am not satisfied. Does a

!!! Almost 300 RARE LATIN and CARIBBEAN Vinyl Records - Ebay Auction !!!

Have an oddball gear question.  Saw this the other day at my local record shop and I'm trying to determine A) what exactly it is and B) if it actually does what it was designed to do or was just some

My son loves OG He-Man so collecting the reissues of toys I had in the early 80's with him is super fun.

Most of my vinyl has been in another country for the last 20 years and because I spent a lot of time driving back then I switched to CDs as the car was my main listening venue. Can’t kick the habit an

A majority of these are Christmas gifts. The first three Brazilian records are reissues, of course. I'm fortunate to have friends who are on my same wavelength. "Alan Parsons Project" is their "debut"

forgotten about since) there's a lot of music/vinyl/DJ/etc info that might be worth saving somewhere.  I did notice that if you have a (free) Wayback Machine account you can have it crawl all the out

Hope everyone is good! Check em out! Vinyl is still available at the links below for the first two. The third one is on cassette (I have a few copies left) and the bottom one is sold out

Hence why those all-vinyl lockdown mixes @RAJ did on camera were great.  But I get it, R*ck has a family and life presents you with many realnesses to mitigate.  Thank f*ck for music though.  (salutes

https://www.discogs.com/sell/list?master_id=22037&ev=mb&format=Vinyl

of all that, the tiny fraction ever pressed on vinyl records? Why should it matter, how these records were bought, way past the official shelf life, by people who didn't have anything better to do at

of all that, the tiny fraction ever pressed on vinyl records? Why should it matter, how these records were bought, way past the official shelf life, by people who didn't have anything better to do at

of all that, the tiny fraction ever pressed on vinyl records? Why should it matter, how these records were bought, way past the official shelf life, by people who didn't have anything better to do at

of all that, the tiny fraction ever pressed on vinyl records? Why should it matter, how these records were bought, way past the official shelf life, by people who didn't have anything better to do at

of all that, the tiny fraction ever pressed on vinyl records? Why should it matter, how these records were bought, way past the official shelf life, by people who didn't have anything better to do at

of all that, the tiny fraction ever pressed on vinyl records? Why should it matter, how these records were bought, way past the official shelf life, by people who didn't have anything better to do at

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A majority of these are Christmas gifts. The first three Brazilian records are reissues, of course. I'm fortunate to have friends who are on my same wavelength. "Alan Parsons Project" is their "debut"

I picked up the Pharcyde Boxset a few years ago, it came with a puzzle and 7 singles on colored vinyl, a poster and a small booklet, when you open it, it plays “oh shit”…lol its dope!

More than any vinyl (!) I love seeing music being created in front of me, from the ether (or if you're lucky, the spirit realm) by humans with instruments.  Done right, it hits a mug right in the real