Vinyl is back!

A collage of vinyl album covers

Stop into your local used record store, and chances are, the people sifting through albums are a bit younger than the actual records.

And if the stores are more crowded than you remember, you’re not wrong. Once considered an artifact of the past, today, the vinyl record market is growing >7% a year! In an increasingly digital world, buyers and artists both are turning to a more authentic experience.

We asked our team to share their favorite vintage (70s/80s/90s) vinyl albums – so if you’re into nostalgia, these may take you on a walk down memory lane.

(One warning: the list got long, so be prepared to do a bit of scrolling…)


New Order
Power Corruption and Lies

Roxy Music
Avalon

TLC
Fan Mail

Beastie Boys
License to Ill

Gordon Lightfoot
Old Dan’s Records

Nirvana
Nevermind

Britney Spears
One more time…

Led Zeppelin
IV

Red hot chili peppers
The abbey road E.P.

The The
Soul Mining

Bruce Springsteen
Born In The USA.png

Xanadu
The Soundtrack

Joy Division
Disorder

Backstreet Boys
Millennium

U2
Joshua Tree

Eagles
Their Greatest Hits

Pink Floyd
The Dark Side of the Moon

Blink 182
Enema of the State

Michael Jackson
Thriller

Moody Blues
Every Good Boy Deserves Favour

Green Day
Dookie

NSYNC
NSYNC

Duran Duran
Rio

Nine Inch Nails
Pretty Hate Machine

Asin
Mga Awitin ng Bayan Kong Pilipinas

Mike Hanopol
Awiting Pilipino

Mike Hanopol
Buksan

2Pac
Brenda’s Got a Baby

Brian May
We Will Rock You

U2
War 1983

Radiohead
OK Computer

REM
Automatic for the People

The Police
Ghost in the Machine

Tears for Fears
The Hurting

Miles David
Kind of Blue

The Clash
Combat Rock

The Cure
Disintegration

Massive Attack
Mezzanine

Elliot Smith
Either/Or


As marketers, we’re always interested in trends, and this was a fun one to explore.

Keep spinning those discs!

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