For me and my brother Tom, those weird discoveries often came with hilarious missteps. A British DJ once told us about “Library music”—those haunting, funky instrumentals from labels like KPM or DeWolfe. But his accent was so thick, we spent years asking shops if they had any “lively music” instead. Nobody knew what we were talking about, but we kept digging anyway. Eventually we figured it out—and found one of the deepest rabbit holes in crate-digging history.

If you're trying to figure out how to sell your records online, you're not alone. Many people start with what seems easiest—Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, or eBay. But soon they find themselves frustrated, dealing with no-shows, low offers, cherry-picking buyers, or worse—damaged records during shipping and drawn-out payouts.

2. Air – Moon Safari – Live & Demos

• Genre: Electronic​

• Pressing Quantity: 2,000 copies​

• Description: Experience Air's seminal album through rare live performances and demos, offering a fresh perspective on their classic sound.​

In an age where nearly everything can be purchased online with a few clicks, there’s something truly special about walking into a local vinyl record store. It’s more than just a shopping trip—it’s an experience. For music lovers, vinyl collectors, and curious newcomers, visiting a vinyl records store near you offers unique benefits that online shopping just can’t replicate.

RSD’s Black Friday 2024 list is out! These drops are not supposed to be as large as the April RSD lists but are fun way to get some exciting limited edition holiday products on the shelves of your favorite local record stores.

If you’re thinking about parting with your record collection, whether it’s a cherished family heirloom or a trove of rare finds you’ve accumulated over the years, you might be overwhelmed by the thought of selling it. You might be asking, “How can I sell my record collection efficiently?” As an avid collector and a seasoned expert in the field, I’m here to tell you why choosing a local brick-and-mortar record shop like We Buy Records in Milwaukee is the easiest and most effective way to handle this process in one simple action.

This guide will provide insights into the key factors that affect the value of vinyl records, helping you determine the potential worth of your collection. Plus, we will introduce you to our Vinyl Record Appraisal Tool, which can help you get a quick estimate of your collection's value.

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Vinyl records have made a remarkable comeback in recent years, appealing to both nostalgic audiophiles and new generations of music lovers. I have been running vinyl record shops since 2000, first at Lotus Land Records (Milwaukee) and now with We Buy Records

Vinyl records continue to charm music lovers, providing a sensory-rich musical experience that digital formats cannot replicate. From Millennials to Boomers, the appeal of vinyl is a testament to its enduring legacy in the music world.

Whether you’re a long-time collector in Milwaukee, a hobbyist in Racine, a DJ in Kenosha, or a casual listener in Waukesha, you might be wondering where you can sell your vinyl records. While there are several options available, from local record shops to online marketplaces, WE BUY RECORDS stands out as the premier choice for selling your vinyl collections.

Here is all the information you need to know about Record Store Day 2024 at the MKE and Cedarburg WBR locations!

If you're sitting on a collection and wondering, "Who buys cassette tapes?" or "How can I sell my music tapes?" you're in the right place.

If you’re a vinyl enthusiast in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and have a collection of old records gathering dust, you might be wondering how to turn those nostalgic gems into cash. Selling vinyl records can be a rewarding experience, but it comes with its challenges. Let’s explore some ways to sell your old vinyl records and find the best fit for you.

On April 20, 2024, thousands of music fans will flock to their local shops to buy special one-off collectable releases, many on vinyl, from hundreds of artists. But with so many titles to choose from, some gems might get overlooked by the casual shopper. I wanted to spotlight six releases that you should not ignore this Record Store Day. These are the sleepers, the hidden treasures, and the underrated classics spanning from jazz to psych, goth to dream-pop.

I think most people are shocked by the recent explosion of vinyl record culture. As a collector, record shop owner, and vinyl DJ I have to say I am not.

I know what you’re thinking, of course the local record store owner wants me to sell to him instead of the internet, but hear me out a second. These online platforms are advertising to you for a reason. They want to make a commission off of your sales, and this commission is not small! As a local record store owner, we stand to make a profit from re-selling records as well, but there is a big difference… eBay and Discogs are offloading all of the labor to you!