Crazy for Vinyl is your friendly neighborhood online emporium of cheap used vinyl records LPs for sale. Did you just purchase a turntable, and now you need to fill your vinyl collection? Thrift stores and garage sales are a great place to find vinyl, but it’s unusual to be lucky enough to find anything good in decent condition. Brick and mortar record stores are great, but sometimes they are not located in your area, or it’s hard to find a good price on that hard-to-find vinyl. The COVID-19 pandemic has had us all locked up for a long time, and there’s not many options to purchase vinyl except for online. One of the bright spots has been listening to Questlove’s Quarantine WreckaStow DJ sets. A few of our favorite record stores include The Electric Fetus (Minneapolis), Ameoba (Los Angeles), Reckless Records (Chicago), Waterloo (Austin) and Good Records (New York City.) We offer a large inventory of vinyl from every genre, turntables, and an informative blog about being a crate digger. Check out our current listings of turntables for sale with a helpful guide for different price ranges. Browse cheap used records and LPs by searching for a particular artist on the top right search box, or browse our categories such as rock, blues, jazz, reggae, hip-hop, world, country and disco. Every artist’s page has a handy Spotify widget that will play samples of that musician or band. You can use this website to discover new music based on genre.
The great record resurgence of the past 10 years is thanks to serious collectors who have always been in the game because they appreciate true sound, along with millennials who long for the tangible object that represents the music they love instead of the cold and soulless streaming world. As Neil Young has told us over the years, vinyl is the only way to hear 100% of the sound. Even his defunct Pono system (Hawaiian for proper) only provided 90% of the sound. CDs provide about 25%, and streaming is only 5%. Vinyl records are making a huge comeback and will soon surpass CDs in overall sales. The days of the album, along with album art, may not be dead if we make sure vinyl is alive and kicking. Record Store Day has become the unofficial holiday, and Crazy for Vinyl will always keep you up-to-date on the limited-edition vinyl (from Bad Bunny to Clawed Forehead) that gets released every year on this magical day.