Who is the greatest drummer you've had the opportunity to see at a live event?

John Haywood is a banjo player, painter, tattoo artist, and collector, but above all, he is a keeper of Kentucky traditions. Explore John's collection that includes everything from rare 78s of Buell Kazee to the heavy riffs of Pagan Altar. https://youtu.be/bOqTtOt_-mA

Spend today digging into your collection. Use #ShakeYourDiscogs to get random selections to spin. On the Discogs App📱→ Open your Collection→ Shake your phone On Desktop 🖥️ → Open your Collection→ Select Random Item

Remembering the legendary drummer, James Gadson. "Some drummers are soulful. Some drummers are funky. Some drummers are rockin'. Some drummers are swinging, but NO drummer has impacted the art of breakbeat drumming like James Gadson," said Questlove. Gadson was 86.

Don't let dust, heat, or pressure cause distortion and surface noise in playback. Keep spinning your records for years to come with these best practices. https://disc.gs/4bI4ExM

La stupéfaction m'envahit 🤣

50 years ago, Rush released '2112.' This epic prog rock album can be found in over 100,000 Collections on Discogs. https://disc.gs/3NQ12R1

77 years ago, RCA Victor unveiled the 45 RPM single. It quickly revolutionized the industry, and, by the '70s, it became the favored format for early punk bands. Decades later, many of these hand-assembled records are exceptionally rare and extremely valuable to collectors. https://disc.gs/4sL6nbI

Who are your top 5 most collected artists on Discogs? Share your results in the comments. 📲 Discogs app > Collection > Filters > Artist

Spend time spinning records you know you love. Use the Discogs app to get a random pick from your collection. 🖥️ On Desktop → Open Collection→ Select Random Item 📲 On the Discogs App → Open Collection→ Shake phone

Whether you’re digging through the bins at VinylCon! or organizing your latest haul at home, Discogs is there for every step of the collector's journey. How do you use Discogs?

From Y2K snapshots to decade-spanning compilations, these sample-heavy records took repurposing to new heights. https://disc.gs/4uTEOym

25 years ago, Gorillaz released their self-titled debut album. Featuring the monster hit “Clint Eastwood,” this album can be found in over 92,000 Collections on Discogs. https://disc.gs/4qIsZHS

Is that limited-edition splatter pressing actually affecting your listening experience? Dig into this highly debated topic for collectors: https://disc.gs/4szYTIu

These records may not have made the Discogs' best-selling chart, but they are certainly worth your time. Which 2026 releases would you add to the list? https://disc.gs/47Rhfw8

Typified by elegant arrangements out of the Philly soul tradition, slow tempos punctuated by tender, soulful singing, and seductive themes, these are the albums that defined quiet storm: https://disc.gs/4704EX9

Extraordinary Women of the Early Punk Era www.discogs.com/digs/music/e... from @discogsofficial.bsky.social #PunkRock #Rock 🎸 🎶

@discogsofficial.bsky.social usually I have my LPs and CDs sorted by artist and then chronologically, but for this particular section they are only sorted chronologically: various artists covering the song Popcorn by Gershon Kingsley.

It was an unforgettable night at Wrensilva for the Discogs Listening Room, where Billy Idol and Adrian Younge shared records that influenced them. Thank you to Novena Carmel for leading these conversations, and to everyone who joined us for this intimate evening of stories and sound.

61 years ago, the gloves came off on 'Bringing It All Back Home.' On this album, Bob Dylan laid the groundwork for the next couple of decades of rock ‘n’ roll and set the gold standard for abstract expressionism in song. https://disc.gs/4sL6u6F

"There’s so much story being told with a record. Not only the creation of it but where that record has been, and how many hands it’s passed through." - Poly-Ritmo

More releases from George’s 70,000-record archive on Philadelphia Music’s Discogs store are now live! From Tommy Flanagan's 'Overseas' to Dorothy Ashby's 'Afro Harping,' shop the curated collection: https://disc.gs/4simygt

When you're hunting for a grail, sometimes you're going to have to get your hands dusty. Annisa Gooden of Out of the Past Records is no stranger to dust or hard work as she strives to ensure her grandparents' legacy remains a pillar for the community.

Mono vs stereo releases, which do you prefer? Dig into the differences and explore FAQs: https://disc.gs/4ryW21f

Sorted by genres and artist plus some chaos. Some of the CDs I started buying in 1992. Forgive the blocked out family photos. @discogsofficial.bsky.social

Genre then alpha

Loving all the renewed interest lately in Chicago's west side stalwart, Out of the Past Records. Went there a bunch of times over the years with my late dad. Always enjoyed chopping it up with Charlie and Marie! youtu.be/QWxu_Z1gUE4?... via @discogsofficial.bsky.social

Do you have a favorite Irish folk track? These are the tunes that resonate with Tom Coll of Fontaines D.C. https://disc.gs/4rpXi6w

Punk’s early years were defined by women who shattered conventions and pushed boundaries — both sonically and socially. https://disc.gs/4seXgQs

"It’s so easy to access music now that you can get lost. Having that limitation — the physical record — it helps you bring something more authentic, something more honest," says Italian DJ and fashion photographer, Sara Mautone.

Every time film director Christopher Bickel saw 'Whipped Cream & Other Delights' for under a dollar, he bought it. All around the world, dozens of collectors were doing the exact same thing.

RIP to Phil Campbell, legendary guitarist and member of Motörhead. "He always led with his gift of guitar, and carried a great sense of humour, but most of all, Phil led with his heart," said the band.

Jazz/instrumental, classical, and Everything Else, organized alphabetically by artist/composer last name or band name within each of those three categories. I keep new acquisitions separate (organized the same way) and mix them into the collection once a year or so.

Genre > artists alphabetical > albums and singles chronological @discogsofficial.bsky.social

Ah, the old debate. Roughly by genre and chronology(alpha within that), but also by label when appropriate.

These bands pushed metal into a more mathematical dimension. https://disc.gs/47xuD8z

Inside a Family Record Store That Refuses To Quit “Never get rid of what you got, because you never know when it’s going to come back.” - Charlie Joe Henderson, founder of Out of the Past Records. For six decades, Annisa Gooden and her family have held a business together with that saying. Located…

Main LP collection: Genre > Alpha by Artist > Chronological within Artist. Tapes and box sets, free for all.

This isn't all of my collection but I def have my own system: House/Techno: by region (US/UK/France), then sub-region (Chicago/Detroit), then by label or artist depending on what is most prominent. Disco: alpha by artist or some labels grouped Downtempo/Soul/Funk/Jazz: alpha by artist

My vinyl collection Alphabeticalised but by first name (I would normally do surname, but this way it matches my @discogsofficial.bsky.social list)

25 years ago, legendary duo Daft Punk released 'Discovery.' In 135,000 Collections, this influential album features the funky French house track, "One More Time."

In Monterrey, Mexico, DJs began slowing down imported Colombian vinyl, creating the hypnotic sound of cumbia rebajada. Decades later, as a new generation discovers it online, cumbia is experiencing a powerful comeback: https://disc.gs/4rniiL6

Over 20,000 collectors have the 1973 first pressing of Pink Floyd's 'The Dark Side of the Moon' in their Wantlist on Discogs. Last week, a near-mint version of this pressing sold on Discogs for over $13,000.

My record collection setup? And yes it’s all cataloged. @discogsofficial.bsky.social

My collection is sorted by genre, then by artist (alpha), and then chronologically…mostly 😆🤘🏻 @discogsofficial.bsky.social

@discogsofficial.bsky.social There’s a system.

The old setup, the new setup

Like @closetotheedge.bsky.social: Alphabetically by artist, each artist's releases are sorted chronologically (remasters to the date of the original recording), box sets are separate on the top of the shelf. (Vinyl is in another place, only partly sorted at the moment.) @discogsofficial.bsky.social

My collection is sorted alphanumerically and by release date. Some genres along with various artists compilations are in a different room. @discogsofficial.bsky.social

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