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Record Store Day: The Ultimate Guide

Record Store Day is tomorrow, April 16th.  Photo by Camille Shaw
Record Store Day is tomorrow, April 16th. Photo by Camille Shaw

Vinyl-lovers rejoice, the tenth-annual Record Store Day is spinning this Saturday at record stores around the globe, and a couple places right in Jacksonville.

The Record Store Day holiday has come a long way from its humble beginning in 2007. First celebrated in a small local record store in California called Rasputin Music, people all around the globe participate in the vinyl celebration now. On this day, thousands of exclusive vinyl pressings are sold strictly in record stores and not online, sticking to the idea of preserving the local record shop spirit. Get the complete list here.

Locally, there are two record shops in Jacksonville dropping the needle this Saturday with exclusive pressings and releases of their own: Deep Search Records in Five Points and Young, Loud and Snotty in Atlantic Beach. Deep Search typically carries the indie rock releases (and almost everything we play on Spinnaker Radio), and Young, Loud and Snotty is your source for classic rock and punk needs. But get there early—those exclusives you want won’t be around for long. YLS will open at 9 a.m., but Deep Search hasn’t said if they’re cracking the doors open early yet. Check out Young, Loud and Snotty’s release list here.

Both of our local shops have also signed the Record Store Day pledge, meaning they’re only selling records to physical customers, and aren’t gouging or holding for specific customers.

This year’s release list has records coming out everywhere from Bob Dylan to Skrillex. It’s a good list, but it’s quite the doozy—so here’s a condensed list of all the gems from every genre to take out with you on Saturday.

ROCK

David Bowie – The Man Who Sold the World

The 1971 British LP. Photo courtesy Creative Commons.
The 1971 British LP. Photo courtesy Creative Commons.

All-American Rejects – Move Along

Circa Survive/mewithoutYou – Split

Bob Dylan – Melancholy Mood

Madonna – Like A Virgin & Other Hits

Muse – Reapers

Nothing – A.C.D.

Elvis Presley – I’m Leaving

Gerard Way – “Pinkish b/w Don’t Try”

Metallica – Liberté, Egalité, Fraternitè, Metallica!

ALTERNATIVE

Twenty-One Pilots – Double Sided*

*This record is being pressed to support record stores in France. They're only pressing 7500 copies, so I wouldn't expect to find it in Jax. Photo courtesy Record Store Day.
*This record is being pressed to support record stores in France. They’re only pressing 7500 copies, so I wouldn’t expect to find it in Jax. Photo courtesy Record Store Day.

alt J – Live at Red Rocks

Bleachers – Terrible Thrills

CHVRCHES – Every Open Eye Remix EP

Deerhoof – Offend Maggie

The Flaming Lips – Lightning Strikes the Postman

Foals – “Rain” / “Daffodils”

La Dispute – Tiny Dots

mewithoutYou – Ten Stories

Sublime – Jah Won’t Pay the Bills

The Thermals – Hey You

Pop, Hip Hop, Electronic

Justin Bieber – Purpose

...AND it's pressed on a picture disk. Photo courtesy Record Store Day.
…AND it’s pressed on a picture disk. Photo courtesy Record Store Day.

Lil Wayne – Tha Carter AND Tha Carter II

Notorious B.I.G. – Mo Money, Mo Problems

Outkast – Elevators (Me & You)

Run The Jewels – VRTJ Viewer

Skrillex & Diplo – Where Are You Now

The Weeknd – The Hills Remixes

Saturday’s releases aren’t ones for the books, but this important holiday will keep afloat the stores you love. Happy vinyl hunting!

 

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