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The release that claimed the No. 1 spot on July's best-selling list can't be pasted onto sites, including Discogs, without causing chaos on the screen. Dive into the stories behind July's best-selling releases: https://disc.gs/4wA5uo9
60 years ago, The Beatles released 'Revolver.' With no intention of reproducing the songs at live performances, the band turned the studio into an instrument, pioneering the use of double-tracking vocals, tape loops, various recording speeds, and backwards guitars.
Every year, Chicago's Lollapalooza makes room for new and legacy artists alike, and every year, their sets send collectors straight to their Discogs Wantlists. From Slayyyter to The Smashing Pumpkins, which artist's set left you reaching for your Wantlist?
55 years ago, The Who released 'Who's Next.' In 200,000 Collections on Discogs, this album pioneered the integration of synthesizers into mainstream rock with hits like "Baba O'Riley." As the band's most collected album on Discogs, where does it rank for you?
The final drop of Tom Verlaine's personal vinyl collection, over 2,000 releases spanning avant-garde, psychedelic, and experimental music, is now available via Academy Records on Discogs. Add a piece of music history directly to your Collection: https://disc.gs/4oMZgyd
One last drop. One last chance. On Friday, July 31 at noon EST, the final drop, featuring over 2,000 releases from Tom Verlaine's personal vinyl collection, goes live on Discogs via Academy Records. Preview the Television frontman's records: https://disc.gs/4woyMpP
Remembering Kavinsky, the French electronic music producer and DJ behind "Nightcall," the cult classic anthem that opened Nicolas Winding Refn's 2011 film "Drive." His sound helped define synthwave as we know it. He was 50.
As the 25th anniversary of Aphex Twin's 'Drukqs' approaches, Warp Records is finally answering fans' pleas with a reissue. What other albums in your Wantlist would you love to see get a reissue?
Which New York Hardcore album is a must-have in your collection? https://disc.gs/3RuQ0CM
The Rolling Stones are back with a new album, 'Foreign Tongues', and variants of this album are currently dominating the weekly best-selling and most-collected lists on Discogs. From obi strips to trading cards, which version is in your collection?
These are the most valuable records sold on Discogs so far in 2026, and the histories that make them worth chasing. https://disc.gs/4vLEa5f
Remembering Ozzy Osbourne, the Prince of Darkness, whose legacy influenced countless artists, shaped entertainment, and spurred legendary myths. https://disc.gs/4wg4HZj
The wait is over: Mikal Gilmore’s personal record collection is now live exclusively on Discogs via Permanent_Warehouse! Discover over 1,000 records from the legendary rock critic's personal archive, including test pressings, white-label promos, and more: https://disc.gs/4wwEcyB
In June, we asked you to share the best album of the year so far. While the community debated over the other albums on this list, the standout album was clear with an almost two-thousand-point lead over the No. 2 album. Did your AOTY (so far) make the list? https://disc.gs/4pqaQ2P
45 years ago, Go-Go's released their debut album, 'Beauty and the Beat,' and made history as the first and only No. 1 Billboard album by an all-female band who wrote their own material and played their own instruments.
For nearly five decades, Mikal Gilmore helped document the artists, albums, and movements that shaped modern music. On Friday, July 17, at noon PST, collectors can shop the personal collection he built while chronicling rock history from the inside: https://disc.gs/4vqjUWt
51 years ago, Fleetwood Mac released 'Fleetwood Mac,' the band's first album with Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks. In 162,000 Collections, it's the band's 2nd most collected album on Discogs. Where does this album rank for you in their discography?
Remembering Bonnie Tyler, the Welsh singer whose husky, commanding voice gave the world classic hits like "Total Eclipse of the Heart," "Holding Out for a Hero," "It’s a Heartache," and more. Tyler was 75.
Combining elements old and new, these '90s ambient albums provided the perfect comedown soundtrack. https://disc.gs/4oN7GFM
In June, a single with a hand-painted cover by the leaders of the early-2000s garage rock revival sold for $25,000, making it the 5th most valuable vinyl ever sold on Discogs. Dig deeper into the stories behind June's most valuable records: https://disc.gs/3QPlnro
One year ago, on July 5, 2025, the original lineup of Black Sabbath reunited for the first time in 20 years for an epic farewell to their fans with "Back to the Beginning," a massive, all-day benefit concert.
The full breakdown of what collectors added to their collections in June is waiting for you. https://disc.gs/3SFpVB4
47 years ago, the first Sony Walkman was introduced in Japan for $150. This battery-powered portable cassette player changed the musical landscape, allowing music fans to listen to entire albums anywhere. Do you still have one?
40 years ago, Madonna released 'True Blue.' With over 400 versions on Discogs, early U.S. and Canadian pressings didn't feature her name on the cover. The goal? To give fans a photograph of Madonna, and let the music speak for itself. Which version is in your collection?
How many of the most collected albums on Discogs are in your collection?
What are the best songs that run somewhere between six and 63 minutes? See the Discogs community's picks: https://disc.gs/4aafDyZ
Tom Verlaine's personal record collection is available now on Discogs via Academy Records! Add a piece of music history that shaped the legendary frontman of Television directly to your collection. https://disc.gs/4oMZgyd