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J Jazz: Deep Modern Jazz From Japan Vol. 5
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Soundtrack To The Personal Revolution
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Tragedy In U S History
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Live In Bischofswerda (21st June 1997)
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South Central Thynk Taynk (Remastered) - Vinyle Rouge
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Precreation Percolation/Color Vinyl
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Girl Of Yesterday Acoustic Folk Demos
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The thrill of new vinyl: why fresh pressings get collectors' hearts racing
A market in full swing
Since the mid-2000s, vinyl has staged a spectacular comeback. Today, virtually every major album sees a simultaneous release on LP or 45, from Taylor Swift to Kendrick Lamar, Fontaines D.C., Lana Del Rey, The Smile, or Billie Eilish. In several countries, new vinyl sales now outstrip CD sales, driven by a generation rediscovering the joy of the physical object, the large-format artwork, and the ritual of attentive listening.
Pressings, limited editions, and coloured variants: how to find your way
With a flood of editions, classic black vinyl, exclusive colourways, deluxe versions, numbered pressings, Japanese-style obi strips, collectors need to stay sharp. Sound quality varies depending on the pressing plant (Pallas, Optimal Media, QRP, and RTI are widely regarded as benchmarks) and on the mastering, ideally cut from the original tapes. This is where Vinyles.com comes into its own: by comparing prices across multiple partner retailers, you can track down the edition you covet at the best price, without having to scour each store individually.
