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The online marketplace and database was a record collectors' paradise. What went wrong? On May 19, Paul Terzulli, a retired DJ with an enviably rare vinyl collection, made a surprising announcement: ...

If you're serious about collecting vinyl, you're probably aware of Discogs. The website has become the internet's main resource for not only collating your record collection (in great detail) but also ...

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DJs: you're going to be very happy with this. Someone has created a website that makes it possible to identify the BPM of records on Discogs. Disconest, which is linked to music database The Echonest, ...

As Discogs, the online vinyl and CD marketplace, celebrates its 15th anniversary, Billboard estimates that the site has supported $43.5 million in transactions so far this year. By Ed Christman As ...

It's time to take a look at the most expensive vinyl sales of last month, courtesy of the crate-diggers over at Discogs. The world's foremost vinyl database is a treasure trove of information, from ...