A little more than three years after his death at 73, Tom Verlaine’s famously discerning ears are being opened to the public.

More than 4,000 records from the musician's personal archive, including rare releases, are now being offered to fans.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Scott Dudelson, an avid vinyl collector who lost over 8,000 records in the Palisades fire when his home burned down, at Record ...

CAMBRIDGE — His furniture is now gone, as are his prized neckties and most everything else possessed by the eminent music critic Richard Dyer, who died last September at 82. One particularly notable ...

Vinyl records offer a richer sound than the digital formats most people use to listen to music these days. But you’ll only get that kind of sound quality if your vinyl record collection is clean.

Jimi Hendrix will be known as one of the world’s greatest guitarists for decades to come. And it’s not super surprising that a musician of his caliber also had fantastic music taste. If you ever find ...

Tips and advice for storing, cataloging and sorting a very large vinyl record collection. I arrived two nights ago, and am still heavily jetlagged. Woke up at 2:00 a.m. yesterday morning and today, ...

Back in the 20th century, vinyl record collecting was the standard for audiophiles and casual music listeners alike. It was the only massively-available format for music in the United States, after ...

Dr. Dre used to own a massive vinyl collection featuring 80,000 records, which he stored at a warehouse with a bar. Dr. Dre regretted selling his massive record collection. The Hip-Hop legend ...

Scott Dudelson, 45, peers out over the shelves of Santa Monica vinyl shop Record Surplus. First opening its doors in 1985, it’s been his home away from home since childhood. While other kids were ...

Records collect dust and dirt over time, and cleaning keeps them in mint condition. Vinyl records offer a richer sound than the digital formats most people use to listen to music these days. But ...