SP-FORUMS

So I downloaded the Reverb LP app, and picked up 3 records I was on the lookout for. Well, 2 originally. One merchant asked for $5 shipping, but wouldn’t add more if I bought more. I tossed in a $3 Disco record. This merchant doesn’t live too far from me. I tried to ask if I could just buy directly from him, but he claimed to be too busy. No worries. The last record I ordered was a Prince 12”, but it arrives Friday. I’m not going to have extra money to but from RLP for a bit, but so far so good. I’m sure I could have just went to my local record store & picked up a bunch of stuff for what I spent, but if I buy online in the future, it might as well be records I won’t find in any shop.

If like how you can narrow down your search for a specific artist/band, and it will likely be found. Pay on your cc or PayPal, and the shipping and it’s done.

Where do you go for rare records??

Hmmm... neat resource. I typically only buy records I cross paths with in the physical, but I see how this would be valuable to some folks... especially record stores. Haha... could be dangerous. No... no... I need to stop looking at this site or I'll blow my budget for other forms of entertainment*.
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*trees and comic books.

Haven’t bought anything since I posted this. But you can probably find a record you’re looking for, and shop around for the best price. Or not.

Headphones wrote: Where do you go for rare records??

discogs.com

most extensive and accurate music database and largest marketplace for hard copy music in existence

my rarest records are a result of digging though, of course. i have many albums and singles that are not to be found on the internet. not even mentioned, nonexistent