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What CDs and Records would you buy if you were given $250 to spend?

With the holidays soon upon us, I wanted to have a little fun and find out what music is on

Blue Oyster Cult was never – and has never been – a heavy metal band. For every torch-lit tune such

I’ve recently purchased a CD originally released in 1996 on A&M Records by a band from Denver, Colorado, – Sixteen

We record collectors are sometimes guilty of basing the value of a platter solely on its scarcity. Rarities will always

Between John Wesley Harding and Blood On The Tracks, Bob Dylan‘s New Morning often gets lost in the confusion of

King Bee was the first Muddy Waters’ album I ever heard, which strangely would prove to be the great blues

In the late 1960s and early ’70s – long before they fell into the smarmy trappings of Top 40 radio

David Minasian‘s Random Acts Of Beauty is another reminder that when you least expect it, the cosmos will conspire to

Years before the Silver Bullet Band came into being and Live Bullet catapulted to him national fame, Bob Seger was

The late 1960s and early ’70s found Lou Reed on a creative tear. Coming to light first with the incalculably