Discogs is a user-generated database of information about audio recordings, including commercial releases, promotional releases, and bootleg or off-label releases. It also operates an online marketplace for music-related items.

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Discogs is an online database and marketplace of music releases that helps any enthusiast — from casual fan to professional collector — savor music in a more personal and meaningful way. 

The crowdsourced Discogs Database includes over 15 million releases and over 8 million artists and Discogs Marketplace connects buyers and sellers across the globe, ranging from store owners to specialty collectors to aspiring collectors.

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Discogs Engineering spent an afternoon with Gene Kim, talking about DevOps and Wiring the Winning Organization. It was an inspiring and though-provoking time. Thank you Gene!

From the early days of jazz and blues to hip-hop and electronic music, explore the legacies of these Black-owned record labels. 

On February 19, 1878, the patent for the phonograph was awarded to Thomas Edison and this invention went on to create an audio revolution that continues to this day.

For the first test of the machine, Edison recited “Mary Had a Little Lamb.” Upon playback, he was astonished to hear the nursery rhyme played back to him. Although there are no copies for sale, the self-released version of Edison’s “Mary Had A Little Lamb” on wax cylinder is logged in the Discogs Database, and in over 100 Wantlists.

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Vinyl usually dominates the monthly list of valuable items, but in January a rare cassette compilation and a CDr found their way into the mix. 

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