State of Discogs 2016
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[…] not quite on the same scale, it’s a quick overview of some of the highlights until the more in-depth end-of-year report […]
[…] まだ聞き足りないと言わんばかりだ。今ヴァイナル盤が売れている。レコードプレーヤーの売上がうんと伸びるのも当然の流れだ。 […]
BG og Ingibjörg Icelandic CD’s or download of discography
[…] ob man das nochmal extra sagen müsste – Vinyl ist aktuell das große Ding. Es ist also nicht überraschend, dass sich auch Plattenspieler wieder gut verkaufen. Sehr […]
[…] if you needed to hear it again – vinyl is kind of a big deal at the moment. It doesn’t come as much surprise that turntable sales are also up. Way […]
[…] increase across formats. According to the company, some labels even refer to the company’s annual report […]
[…] increase across formats. According to the company, some labels even refer to the company’s annual report to figure out what records from their catalog are worth […]
[…] Discogs’s newly released 2016 sales report, provided exclusively to The Washington Post, serves as a musical State of the State address for the site. It clocks trends in physical music sales and details the current obsessions of record collectors, who are strange creatures willing to spend $4,329 on a 1971 LP from British rock band Leaf Hound but also rational actors who appreciate regular people things, like “Thriller” and Pink Floyd. […]