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Kids' records of the past were built to last. You can still find playable orange, red, and green records in the quarter bin at your local thrift store.

Music and Art in one frame

UA Artist Records Fan Art // Defunct Music Label

A Detroit staple for music enthusiasts and DJs from the late 70's till 2011. This is our rendering of an homage the original logo penned by the famous artist Robert Crumb.

Introducing the captivating "Old School Mix Tape" design! This eye-catching artwork perfectly captures the essence of musical brilliance and creativity in a vibrant and dynamic way. Inspired by the cassette tape music era, this design merges bold colors and a mix tape audio cassette to create a truly mesmerizing visual experience. Celebrate your love for music with our range of products featuring this design. Whether you're a musician, a music enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates artistic expression, our collection offers something for everyone. From t-shirts to hoodies, our apparel line allows you to showcase your passion for music while making a bold fashion statement.

Camelot Music Store

Rialto Records was a record label based in Chicago, Illinois in the 1920s. It was owned by the Rialto Music House (330 S State St), sold at their stores at promotional prices. The records themselves were pressed by Marsh Recording Laboratories (Suite 625 Kimball Building, 306 South Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Illinois). The most famous record they produced was the only release known of Jelly Roll Morton's unaccompanied recording of "London Blues," made in 1924.

Verve records vintage

A retro mascot of vinyl records and cassettes that dances to the music, perfect for those who love music

For real warm analog electronic sound lovers. Vacuum tube amp vintage retro design. For electronic enthusiast and true analog geeks.If you're a 70s, 80s vinyl music lover, sound or audio engineer, musicians grab this warm graphics.

#3 in a series of classic GenX toys

For real warm analog electronic sound lovers. Vacuum tube amp vintage retro design. For electronic enthusiast and true analog geeks.If you're a 70s, 80s vinyl music lover, sound or audio engineer, musicians grab this warm graphics.

Retro Vinyl Record

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Zebra Records

Empire Records. Gina says.

vintage recording company logo

A design for retro music lovers.

Dive into the groovy world of music nostalgia with our "Vinyl Geek Retro Music Records and Tapes Collection" design, exclusively on TeePublic! This eye-catching design pays homage to the golden era of music, blending vintage charm with a touch of geeky enthusiasm. Featuring a dynamic composition of classic vinyl records and tapes, the design showcases a playful and stylish retro vibe. This tee is not just a garment; it's a statement piece for those who appreciate the timeless allure of analog sound.

Vinyl Records DJ Music Retro T-shirt design featuring a melting vinyl record with halftone and grungy style.

Vinyl music lovers delight.

OSCAR RECORDS // 70s Defunct Music Label

Do you know this record? kinda of bad ass darkwave (I wish it would be real)

Introducing our "Vinyl Records Black and White 8k Retro Music" design – a harmonious blend of the classic vinyl aesthetic and the fluid beauty of artistic strokes. This unique pattern brings together the nostalgia of analog music with the artistic allure of illustration art. Whether you're a vinyl collector, a music lover, or someone who appreciates the beauty of art, this pattern is a delightful addition to your collection. Incorporate this beautiful pattern into your living space, wardrobe, or creative projects, and let the fusion of music and art elevate your surroundings. It's not just a pattern; it's a visual melody that resonates with the timeless allure of vinyl records.

In 1979, an Austin entrepreneur opened a series of drive-in record stores called BOOGIE THRU. Modeled after the Fotomat chain that placed its photo development stores in drive-through kiosks in shopping center parking lots. Boogie Thru kiosks were situated in neighborhoods not serviced by big record stores, and were stocked with the most popular titles. If a certain album wasn't in stock, Boogie Thru offered the customer 10% off any other record in stock or the option to pick up the out of stock LP the next day. Boogie Thru closed in 1982.

Little Box of Tricks

LOGO RECORDS // 70s Defunct UK Music Label

A colorful music design of color vinyl records.

permanent records roadhouse

Groovy 1960s music vinyl record

empire records scene illustration

Swingin' the Wax