Vinyl Community 5 Things I Would Change About Discogs

юааdiscogsюабтащ Vibrant юааvinylюаб юааcommunityюаб Is Shattering The Verge So, for those of you out there who are still resisting signing up for discogs, here’s the five things i learned from logging my records on discogs. 1. the process of entering all your records is interminable. discogs allows users to enter the entirety of their collections, tracking their worth, and knowing weird facts about them. Discogs is the central hub for buying and researching vinyl, cds, and other music formats online. but increasing fees may drive sellers away from the platform.

5 Ways The Discogs App Will Change Record Collecting Forever The Explore the tracklist, credits, statistics, and more for the more things change by far cry. compare versions and buy on discogs. The last item i sold was a non working sound blaster x7 dac for parts, sold for $5.00 and flat rate usps medium box at $16.10. total money coming in to me 21.10 and i had to pay local tax on that as well. ebay fee $4.22. so after adding in gas, local tax, and time, pretty sure i lost money. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1980 vinyl release of "the more things change " on discogs. Some of the prices on discogs look so absurdly high (e.g., low price: $3.99, median price: $5.99, high price: $3,725.98) that i think some people must be using the site to launder money. given how crazypants the world is now, i'd be surprised if people aren't using the site to launder money.

юааdiscogsюабтащ Vibrant юааvinylюаб юааcommunityюаб Is Shattering The Verge View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1980 vinyl release of "the more things change " on discogs. Some of the prices on discogs look so absurdly high (e.g., low price: $3.99, median price: $5.99, high price: $3,725.98) that i think some people must be using the site to launder money. given how crazypants the world is now, i'd be surprised if people aren't using the site to launder money. Discogs is showing no sign of slowing down. in 2016 alone, their database grew by 12%, bringing their total number of listings up to over 8,000,000; it was also a record breaking year for sales. Last week, i wrote an article about putting my 850 something piece record collection into discogs for the first time. after spending 18 hours logging my records, i begged for discogs to make an app that would allow me to snap a pic of my records and be able to determine what edition of the album i owned. as many of you noted on twitter, it turns out something similar to that exists: there are.