Ever since he was a kid with an allowance, Chris Johnson has collected records. By his estimate, he’s now got more than a thousand of them in his basement. But that doesn’t mean he couldn’t add a few ...

For serious record hunters, a brightly colored little cart that’s rolling into a downtown L.A. shop for about two weeks will be a treasure of a find. It will be filled with rare vinyl straight out of ...

The sale of vinyl records has hit a 25-year high, since its hey day in the 1980s. Both new and used record sales have increased over 100-percent in the past year. I visited a vinyl record swap and ...

Today, on Aug. 12, record stores and collectors celebrate the sound of analog by turning National Vinyl Record Day into a full-sensory tribute to vinyl culture. In a digital world flooded with instant ...

Editor's note:This is the second in a series of stories on collectors and collectibles. Spinning records is not just a nostalgic way to listen to music. It hasn't been for years. The popularity of ...

Take this book for a spin. A Carroll Gardens photographer is releasing a book of images that peer into the lives of vinyl fetishists — the record-collecting kind — and you can get your hands on an ...

Finding dusty record shops that cater to artsy geeks has never been so hard in Boulder, where the city’s eccentric charm has been diluted by a sky-high cost of living and an influx of techies from the ...

LA CROSSE-EAU CLAIRE, Wis. -- People collect all sorts of things throughout their life, but no one may have a collection quite like one Wisconsin man. It may not be a record-setting record collection, ...

Collectors of vinyl records will find it easier to manage their collections with vinyl record database and reseller Discogs announcing that it will be launching its first mobile app in the first ...

Like thousands throughout the area, Aurora couple Pete Carmichael and his wife Kristina are spending more hours at home these days and passing the time by taking their extensive vinyl record ...

Dan Oppermann is no longer haunted by a record collector's nightmare. A few years ago, at a San Francisco music swap, the Daly City resident and another man simultaneously descended on a box of LPs.