Vinyl Feature: Elvis Presley's Greatest Hits

I picked up this box set of six records at a charity shop here in Southern Sweden a couple of months ago for a whopping 50kr! It also includes a bonus "Elvis at the Movies" disc with a small variety of music from movies he was in over his career.

The set was compiled and released by Readers Digest in the mid 70's and is a wonderful collection of a wide variety of songs by the "King of Rock 'n Roll".

You can't beat the sound of Real Vinyl!

BBC News: Are vinyl records making a comeback?

1 January 2014 Last updated at 17:35 GMT

New technology often pushes out the old, but despite the invention of the CD and the era of digital music downloads, vinyl records still have a loyal fan base.

Steve Evans reports from a factory in Germany that says demand for records is soaring.

Watch the video report HERE.

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Willie Nelson Democracy Now Interview

Close Up of a Needle in the Groove

I'm not sure who took this amazing photo, but someone shared it on Facebook and I thought to share it here as well simply because it's a wonderful pic. If you took this please let me know so that I can credit you for it!

Conor Oberst Vinyl Quote

Plato Music Quote

Billie Holiday Interview - 1949

Jack White Vinyl Quote

Vinyl Feature: Belinda Carlisle - Heaven on Earth

Eric Clapton - Interview 1999

ProJect Debut Carbon Turntable Setup Tutorial

Vinyl Feature: Diana Ross and the Supremes - Greatest Hits

Released in 1967 this album contained a collection of Diana Ross and the Supremes A and B side hits, and was the first LP to name the group under the new title of Diana Ross and the Supremes. It became their second number one album and it would be years before another female group would achieve the same.

Hamba Kahle Tata Madiba

For to be free is not merely to cast off one's chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others.
- Nelson Mandela