The crackle of a vinyl revival has been getting louder this year as dropping the needle on a record becomes ever more in vogue. But what has been championed as a victory for music purists […]
PETER TOUCH & THE WAILERS Hoot Nanny Hoot Scorching Jumping Ska 1965 UK 7″ single on a red & white textured label with ‘flaming sun’ logo, Cambridge Road address & the earliest three-prong centre. This […]
We are excited to hear the news that more than one million vinyl records have been sold in the UK so far this year – the first time the milestone has been achieved since 1996. With Pink […]
You want a little history lesson about the production of vinyl records? Check the video below. I just came across a documentary on how vinyl records were made in the early-mid 1960s. “The Sound And The […]
Cardboard box? No. Tall stack in the garage? Definitely not. A very special corner of the attic? Strike three. When it comes to storing and organizing vinyl, some of the most cliche spots are actually […]
1. Why should I buy vinyl? There are two basic answers for this: You are an audiophile, and fetishize the sound of analog recordings, or you simply like the aesthetics of vinyl records, packaging, and […]
1. That sound when the needle first hits the record. 2. Finding the perfect record player for your room 3. Getting an amazing set of speakers to really complete the experience. Be sure to check the […]
Just landed at eil.com is this incredible collection of original New Zealand pressed vinyl, such is its scarcity that it’s got some of the seasoned, battle-hardened vinyl types that populate the office (me included) into a […]
THE BEATLES Beatles ’65 Original 1964 US rainbow rim Capitol label 11-track mono LP. By The end of 1964 The Beatles were the most popular band in the World. It is documented that Capitol Records […]
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