Record Store Day

A concert from 1974 and songs from an extremely rare 1971 EP comprise David Bowie's contributions to Record Store Day in 2017.

A diverse assortment of records will be available on vinyl and in limited quantities in independent shops on November 25.

Record Store Day has been in existence for almost a decade and there's another one around the corner. Check out how Sonic Rainbow is getting ready for the big day.

The full list has been unveiled including picture discs from David Bowie and Muse, box sets from the Flaming Lips and Alt-J and a ton more.

One is a single from 1976's 'Station to Station' and the other is Bowie's 1970 full-length, 'The Man Who Sold the World.'

A stack of Record Store Day Black Friday goodies that already includes Judas Priest, Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan just got piled a lot higher.

Vinyl disc lovers wait for this time of year with bated breath.

Spring is finally coming around, (it's just late here in Casper) and that brings us the 7th annual Record Store Day. This unofficial holiday is celebrated by select retailers throughout the U.S., Canada, the United Kingdom and a few other countries.

Some heavy duty vinyl will be available on April 19th in celebration of Record Store Day 2014.

For Record Store Day, many artists will often package previously released songs with some new photos on the sleeve and/or colored vinyl and call it a "new" product. Not Bruce Springsteen, who announced today that he is releasing 'American Beauty,' an EP with four new songs, on April 26.

November 25, will see a number of artist taking part in Record Store Day with many special releases.  Expect album reissues, new singles and some rare never before released material all on vinyl!   Included in the list of releases are box sets from The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin and, as previously  reported, The Doors,  each offering four seven-inch vinyl  singles.  A...

Ozzy Osbourne and Randy Rhodes made some classic albums together,Blizzard of Ozz, and Diary of a Madman will be re- issued once again.