I don't know if "vinylphile" is a word, but . . . .
I started my vinyl collection 13 months ago when my wife bought me a turntable for Christmas. Since then I have acquired the following albums:
Arlo Guthrie
Alice’s Restaurant
Beach Boys
Best Of
Beatles
Beatles Second Album
Rubber Soul
Revolver
Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Band
Magical Mystery Tour
Abbey Road
Let It Be
Bee Gees
Best Of
Black Sabbath
We Sold Our Soul For Rock & Roll
Blue Oyster Cult
Tyranny And Mutations
Secret Treaties
Bob Dylan
Infidels
Mixing Up The Medicine
Bob Seger
Night Moves
Against The Wind
Greatest Hits
Bread
Now Playing
Buffalo Springfield
Retrospective
Carman
A Long Time Ago In Bethlehem
Carol King
Tapestry
Chicago
Chicago II
Cream
Best Of
Charlie Daniels
Memories, Memoirs, & Miles
Classical Music
Is Not Boring
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Chronicle
Danny Gaither
Hymns
Derek And The Dominoes
Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs
Eagles
Hotel California
Greatest Hits
The Long Run
Elvis
Golden Records
Eric Clapton
Slowhand
Fleetwood Mac
Rumours
Foreigner
Records
Gordon Lightfoot
Now Playing
Harry Chapin
Heads and Tales
Highwaymen
Live
Jackson Browne
Running On Empty
Jefferson Airplane
Surrealistic Pillow
Jesus Christ Superstar
Jethro Tull
Aqualung
Led Zeppelin
Led Zeppelin I
Led Zeppelin II
Led Zeppelin IV (ZOSO)
In Through The Out Door
Lynyrd Skynerd
Icon
The Monkees
Greatest Hits
Neil Diamond
All Time Greatest Hits
Pat Benatar
Icon
Petra
Wakeup Call
Pink Floyd
Dark Side Of The Moon
The Wall
Wish You Were Here
Rolling Stones
Through The Past, Darkly
Hot Rocks
Simon and Garfunkle
Greatest Hits
Supertramp
Breakfast In America
Temptations/Four Tops
Motown TV Soundtrack
Ten Years After
A Space In Time
Traveling Wilburys
The Who
Who’s Next
Any audiophiles/vinylphiles here?
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warshipadmin
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Re: Any audiophiles/vinylphiles here?
Good stuff. My collection is more Punk/New Wave. The classics were mostly on cassettes. No Bowie? ouch. Funny Stones choices, Beggar's Banquet is my favorite, and Rolled Gold is a pretty good best so far.
Re: Any audiophiles/vinylphiles here?
A mix of songs and albums there but I am noticing some overlap in our music tastes.
I’ll talk albums. Though I may have to continue later.
With Led Zep I’d delete the their 3rd album and insert Physical Grafitti. Three of their very best tracks are on that double album.
With Black Sabbath: Master of Reality, Volume 4, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Sabotage and Technical Ecstasy.
No Deep Purple ….. In Rock and Fireball.
The Pink Floyd. Relics, Ummagumma and Meddle.
Hawkwind?
Jonathan
I’ll talk albums. Though I may have to continue later.
With Led Zep I’d delete the their 3rd album and insert Physical Grafitti. Three of their very best tracks are on that double album.
With Black Sabbath: Master of Reality, Volume 4, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Sabotage and Technical Ecstasy.
No Deep Purple ….. In Rock and Fireball.
The Pink Floyd. Relics, Ummagumma and Meddle.
Hawkwind?
Jonathan
Re: Any audiophiles/vinylphiles here?
RecentlyI have been listening to Electric Moon, The Machine etc.warshipadmin wrote: ↑Sat Jan 31, 2026 4:29 am Good stuff. My collection is more Punk/New Wave. The classics were mostly on cassettes. No Bowie? ouch. Funny Stones choices, Beggar's Banquet is my favorite, and Rolled Gold is a pretty good best so far.
I stick to YouTube through a decent screen, lots of good speakers and well positioned seatage.
Jonathan
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Bob Dedmon
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Re: Any audiophiles/vinylphiles here?
Excellent Collection. Chicago II IMO is their best, Sold our Souls for Rock and Roll (early greatest hits is a good choice sans getting the library). Aqualung is a solid Choice. For CDB I liked Million Mile Reflections a little better. You got the best of Roger Waters' Pink Floyd, the two after are very good as well. My vinyl collection has gone thru many changes and I haven't reviewed it in several years. You have a solid start there.