Vinyl

Is it a chicken bucket lid? Is it a vinyl record? How about both?

Music plays a unique roll in almost everyone's lives, and the members of the Free Beer and Hot Wings Morning Show are no different.

Why would you listen to vinyl? If you like vinyl like I do, it's probably something you've heard before. To the uneducated ear, I get it. To them it doesn't sound any different -- or maybe even worse. But to me, there's nothing like that warm, analog sound. ...

Your co-workers can make or break your gig.  Don't you think?  I mean, we all have to work.  It's the people that we work with that make the job great.  We all spend a ton of time at work and it's nice to work with people you like and respect but can also learn from. ...

I'm too poor to be an "audiophile" and after more than two decades of wearing headphones that are way too loud, my ears aren't the best. Still - I love me some vinyl. For those who really love music and miss the feeling of bringing home a new record, maybe you should check out your local record store on April 18th...

You see that fancy head unit? That factory beauty features a cutting edge technology known as the cassette deck. I take a lot of heat for having that (even though I've got a SIX DISC changer in the console, plus FM STEREO), but FINALLY people will be jealous...

Ready rock 'n' roll all night to the live sounds of Kiss?

Quiet Riot, Ozzy Osbourne, Van Halen and Kiss are just a few of the classic rock artists whose albums will be represented in Backstage Auctions’ ‘Rock Gods and Metal Monsters’ event being held April 21-29.

Sixteen Beatles collectors bid on a ‘Hey Jude’ album that went up for auction on eBay last week. Ten days after its initial posting, the record, which started out at $9.99, landed the seller a grand total of $1,914.99.

A rare version of Led Zeppelin’s self-titled vinyl release sold for approximately $1,890.00 earlier this month on eBay.  Take note, this is not the same self-titled copy you have in your personal collection; this is the highly sought out, first pressing of the band’s original 1969 UK debut.

On April 21, independent record shops across the country will roll out the red carpet for customers with the annual parade of exclusive goodies known as Record Store Day. While it’s still too early to put together a list of the special releases fans can look forward to, we know at least one thing: Metallica will be going ‘Beyond Magnetic’ again.

The year is starting off just right for Van Halen fans who have anxiously been awaiting any word on the forthcoming new album that has kept the Internet buzzing with rumors for the past several weeks. And things just got even better for VH vinyl aficionados, who were briefly left disappointed a few weeks back when David Lee Roth told fans, “Ohh, I don’t know if we’re going with vinyl…” when asked