Most expensive vinyl Records
This page includes the most expensive vinyl Records, or more specifically all products from the category vinyl Records sorted from the most expensive to the cheapest. This way, the most luxurious pieces can stand out. At the moment, the most expensive product is Rammstein: XXXIII, which costs 15,939 Kč incl. VAT. Check it out, you may like it. Or you’ll get inspired.
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LP Record - Live footage from the Monsters of Rock festival in Donington Park, England on August 17, 1996.
LP Record - Reissue of the first studio album by the American band The Replacements. It was released in 1981, co-produced by Peter Jesperson and Steven Fjelstad along with the band's singer Paul Westerberg.
LP Record - Tedeschi Trucks Band and their album Layla Revisited: Live At Lockn.
LP Record - Throughout 2020, Gorillaz published individual recordings and made them available on digital services. The band finally released a collection of more and less experimental tracks on physical media in 2020.
LP Record - Steel Wheels is the 19th British and 21st American studio album by British rock band The Rolling Stones.
LP Record - Sign O' the Times is the ninth studio album by musician, multi-instrumentalist, singer and producer Prince. It was first released as a double album in 1987 and is his first album after the dissolution of his backing band Revolution.
LP Record - One of the most distinctive artists of the era delivers a unique concert experience on three unique vinyls made from recycled materials
LP Record - Vinyl edition of the live album by the American band Fall Out Boy. The album is a monumental record of a sold-out night at the world's most famous hall, documenting the band's triumphant return to their rock roots.
LP Record - On November 22, 2024, the Pet Shop Boys will release an expanded edition of their latest album Nonetheless, which will include 4 new tracks, including 3 cover versions and a brand new PSB original.
LP Record - Deep Purple and Live In Wollongong 2001.
LP Record Symphonic Live is a live album by English progressive rock band Yes, released in 2002
LP Record - Fear Factory released their debut Soul Of A Machine in 1992 on Roadrunner Records. Although this was the first album released, it was only the second album recorded, as the band had recorded Concrete a year earlier (but it wasn't released until eleven years later).
LP Record - Vinyl version of the fifth studio album by the contemporary R&B star. The album's main attraction is of course the global megahit Folded, but the collaboration with R&B legend Usher on the track Shoulda Never, which combines Kehlana's legendary sincerity with Usher's unmistakable vocals, is also interesting.
LP Record - Vinyl reissue of the 2004 concert album. The American rock band from Buffalo has sold over 10 million records worldwide.
LP Record - The anniversary reissue of The Doors' fifth album includes not only the original recording, newly remastered by Bruce Botnick, but also previously unreleased rare demos and studio sessions.
LP Record - Remastered from analog tapes on two vinyls
LP Record - Special double vinyl for the tenth anniversary of the album
LP Record - Live album from 1984 on two vinyls
LP Record - Emergency! is the debut double album by American jazz fusion group Tony Williams Lifetime featuring Williams
LP Record - Half speed remaster of 1989 album on vinyl
LP Record - Remaster of the original analog tapes on two vinyls
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