I listen to music in all formats… CD, through ITunes and on vinyl. Vinyl (or records) definitely has the best sound quality in music. That’s why vinyl made a big comeback during the 2000’s years and up.

Vinyl sounds bigger and you can hear every instrument and vocal upfront and more clearly. That’s why vinyl has gotten popular again. Definitely sounds way better than CD and MP3 for sure.

Vinyl collecting has become an addicting hobby of mine. I’m pretty new to vinyl collection too so I’m learning still. I also love vinyl ‘cause it’s cool to have the album cover too.

I buy vinyl from vintage vinyl to new releases too. So far I have about a 100 vinyl albums in my collection.

I buy vinyl albums of albums that I already have in other formats ‘cause of the better sound quality. I already have all Led Zeppelin albums on CD and now I’m trying to get all Led Zeppelin albums on vinyl. I’m looking for the vintage editions of the Led Zeppelin albums on vinyl, not the remasters. So far I have 5 of those.

I also buy a lot of vintage vinyl just to have the old school feeling to it, ya know? That’s the beauty of vinyl collecting too. I’ll only buy a new release vinyl if I love the album enough and I do have some new vinyl too. Mostly vintage stuff.

Of course before buying vinyl need to check the condition first if you’re gonna buy vintage vinyl. If they happen to skip once or twice, it’s good enough to keep but most of my vinyl records play pretty well.

I buy from local vinyl shops, consignment stores, flea markets, antique fairs and I buy new releases from Barnes and Noble and sometimes Amazon.

I do love vinyl buying though and it’s getting quite addicting.

There’s something special about vinyl. Gotta have music in my life ‘cause I can’t live without it.

Kev