Vinyl Records are Back!

I thought I heard on Air1 radio that Relient K is printing their album Forget and Not Slow Down to vinyl. Is this true?

Please back up your answer with a link or something with information.

P.S. Where is the best place to buy it?

Hoopes’s site mentions that they are planning to release it on vinyl, but I follow Relient K and I haven’t heard anything about them officially releasing it yet. It’s not on their website yet, and it’s also not on amazon. Those would be the first few places I would look for it. I would suggest that you add them on Myspace or become their fan on Facebook (if you use either of those sites) so you can follow them more easily and know when they release it. They also probably have a Twitter, but I’m not the twittering kind of gal, so I would have no clue whether or not they do. Good luck!

Heres one on EBAY…

just copy and paste that

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=400076267202&rvr_id=&crlp=1_263602_263622&UA=WXI7&GUID=7150e7cb1250a0e202015b11fe8cb2a8&itemid=400076267202&ff4=263602_263622

I collect new vinyl records and think this is an absolutly superb album…

yes you must pre-order http://www.soundstagedirect.com/red-hot-chili-peppers.shtml

Hi I was wanting to find some good record stores. I live near Frankston Vic on the Mornington peninsula. I’ve just discovered the joy of vinyls and i only know 1 local place to get them. I’ve found ebay.co.uk helpfull but the conversion rate prices me out alot.
i have tried Aus eBay but theres not as much of the music im after on it.

Dick Smith Power House has vinyl records .. NOT a HUGE stock but DS Power House at Ozone in Knox City Wantirna sth ( or knoxfield if you prefer) definitely have them.

From Frank Sinatra to Beethoven. Mint condition most of them.Just a broad selection

Go to shops that sell vinyl and see what they think they are worth.

If so, where would you buy them?

Vinyl recordings are pretty much the way of the dinosaur, extinct!
Tapes are headed in that direction too. Actually they are obsolete too.
Someday as technology leaps, CDs will not be the same as you know them. There may be a different tecnhology that makes them obsolete. Or they may be reduced to the size of a penny. Or they may hold 10 hours of music. Or all of the above.
SOME ADVICE – If you’re into vinyl, check out classic rock or oldies music. You can get a lot of old vinyl records at thrift stores, used record stores, pawn shops, probably even online. They are probably around $1 or $2 each (more online though). I used to get lots of used records. Be careful with your stylus. It may be hard to replace. They may not make them anymore.

Wheres a place preferably in the US that sells large variety online. Also is there a way to transfer cds to LP’s?

Hey M,

I found this great article just for you -

As part of my ongoing quest to grow my vintage music collection, I am always looking to find vinyl records for sale. There are a multitude of places you can look to find these bargains. Some outlets charge a serious amount of money whilst others are really cheap. Of course, amongst those really cheap bargains there is an outside chance you may pick up something that has a much higher value in the real world to those who know. Old records in particular are a challenge worthy of this pursuit.

You may find it useful to begin your search for vinyl records in places that are local to where you live. In particular bargains can be found at garage sales and in flea markets as the owners often don’t know what the true value is of what they are attempting to sell. So if you want a valuable record at the right price, here is an excellent place to start if you don’t mind spending the time to unearth these bargains.

I once found a very valuable vinyl record for sale at a garage sale, mixed in with a number of other valuable records in a box. I paid just a few dollars for those boxes, which was an absolute snip. Some of the records were still unopened.

Flea markets are another great place to check out. The people that run the stands at these flea markets are more savvy so they do have an idea of what things are worth, so you are likely to end up paying more for any vinyl records you buy at these venues. That said, you can still find excellent deals at flea markets and they are good if you have a specific record or artist in mind.

You can also find more information about where to buy vinyl records at – http://www.bigjohnsrecords.com/

Some music shops also stock vinyl records and also resell the vintage types. Nowadays these types of stores are becoming rarer and you will find that any records on sale at these shops will cost you more than those sold at flea markets and local garage sales. The one advantage of a store like this is that there is a very good chance you will locate the record you are specifically looking for, at a price.

Another option that is often overlooked by many is the internet itself. As there are people all over the world selling their items on the internet, it makes an ideal hunting ground for those that know what they are after or even those that just want to browse.

You can just go here and find a hip hop Vinyl record of your choice -

http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html?ie=UTF8&location=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2Fs%3Fie%3DUTF8%26x%3D13%26ref_%3Dnb%255Fsb%255Fdd%255Faps%26y%3D19%26field-keywords%3Dhip%2520hop%2520Vinyl%2520records%26url%3Dsearch-alias%253Daps&tag=furbarsto-20&linkCode=ur2&camp=1789&creative=390957

And about "Converting CDs to LPs" – I didn’t find any information about even if it’s possible – sorry

Hope it helped you a bit

Good luck

I want to go to vintage stores & record stores to find Beatles vinyls. Approximately how much would they cost? (I want to know how much money to bring)

it all depends on what one you want and what condition its in and where you are buying it. i got A hard Day’s night for $75 and Help! for $80. but got the white album almost mint with everything in it at good will for $20.

ok so i love vintage things so i was like why not ask for a record player (or turntable) for christmas but i don’t know if i would ever use it do they still make vinyl and if so do they put music from that last couple of years on it like ( this is just an example I do not expect to find this) do they make a vinyl record with miley cryus or taylor swift but if you do know then could you tell me the names of some bands or singers that have vinyl records

Pink floyd.
Jefferson Airplain.
Bob Dylin
etc.

Looking for good places to buy vinyl records

You can find many retailers online which sell vinyl records. Who has the best price will depend on what records you are wanting to purchase. Buy Vinyl Records has probably has one of the more extensive lists of retailers of vinyl records. You can find vinyl records on the following sites -
All Vinyl Records Amazon Vinyl-Records.Biz The Vinyl Vault You might also be interested in checking out the Collecting Vinyl Records Blog.

Hope this info helps.