20 Vinyls To Buy For Your Crosley Record Player

Now, I realize that I’m probably showing my age (and love for mildly depressing music) with this roundup of vinyls to buy, but I just can’t help it. Winter tends to be the time of year when my passion for music comes back alive. Who knows if it’s because of all that extra time spent indoors away from the cold, but picking a favorite from our collection of vinyls and switching that turntable on is just one of my favorite parts of this cold weather season. Well, that and a cashmere blanket and steamy second cup of Joe.

In case you’re looking for new musical inspiration this season, consider my roundup of 20 vinyls to buy your motivation to dust off that old record player of yours. Got a favorite from my list? Did I miss out on an album that you’d recommend? I’m all ears! I asked John to add a few of his go-to vinyls to this list, but I’m sure we’re missing out on some great ones between the two of us, so do tell in the comments below.

1. Band of Horses, Everything All The Time ($14.96)
2. Earth 2 ($14.99)
3. Eisley, Currents ($14.43)
4. Fleetwood Mac, Rumours ($20.53)
5. Incubus, Morning View ($28.74)
6. La La Land: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack ($20.74)
7. Muse, Absolution (2 LP) [Vinyl] ($21.99)
8. Neil Young, Harvest ($26.49)
9. Philip Glass, Glassworks Import ($38.37)
10. Regina Spektor, Begin to Hope ($18.99)
11. Ryan Adams, Cold Roses ($16.99)
12. Taylor Swift, 1989 ($20.02)
13. Sturgill Simpson, A Sailor’s Guide To Earth (180 Gram Vinyl w/Bonus CD) ($20.56)
14. The Marshall Tucker Band ($17.99)
15. The Beatles, Abbey Road ($19.88)
16. The Postal Service, Give Up ($15.64)
17. Witch ($14.99)
18. The Lumineers ($15.84)
19. The Smiths, Hatful Of Hollow (180 Gram Vinyl) ($17.64)
20. Wilco, Being There (2 LP 180g vinyl with bonus CD) ($23.74)