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Here are the records you might be interested in this year.
While Gold Radio does its best to spin anything you might want to hear, sometimes you have to go straight to the source and put a record on yourself.
And if your shelves are lacking in a few areas, Record Store Day can be an excellent opportunity to remedy that.
Established in 2008 to support the culture of independent record shops, the event is helped by artists who make special, often limited edition, releases to help get people out and about and visiting their local outlets.
As for what you might want to buy from this year's selection, we've got you covered.
Check out our essentials list for Record Store Day 2026 below.
David Bowie - Hallo Spaceboy (Official Music Video) [HD]
David Bowie's late(ish) era classic from 1. Outside, as remixed by the Pet Shop Boys (and others) to make it the third part of the Major Tom trilogy. A new neon pink 12" also features a previously unheard mix by Tim Simenon.
Half-speed remaster of the cut-down version of Bowie's much-underrated 1995 album.
The stunning homecoming show from The Boss.
Eight recent remixes and reworking of Elton John's massive hits.
The ex-Beatle's fifth studio album from 1974
And George Harrison's sixth snappy follow-up from 1975.
The pioneer's jazzy 1981 album
The Beach Boys' legend's 1988 solo debut
Live songs from Brian's live shows from 1999 to 2007.
The closest you can get to having THAT music video on your turntable, with a zoetrope release of the classic single.
Newly remastered versions of 15 tracks recorded for the wireless, including four previously unreleased songs
The 2001 best-of album covering their career to that point. Also available separately is the limited edition bonus disc of the same songs recorded acoustically that was first released at the same time as the standard hits compilation.
Ten rare versions of Rod Stewart's Atlantic Crossing songs, including 'I Don't Want To Talk About It', 'Too Much Noise' and 'Stone Cold Sober'.
The peviously unreleased Marc show recordings from 1977.
15 demos recorded by Tina Weymouth, David Byrne and Chris Frantz back in 1975.
Roxy live, recorded across Glasgow Apollo (Nov 1973), Newcastle City Hall (Oct 1974) and Wembley Empire Pool (Oct 1975),
The 25th anniversary of the Blues legend's album.
From a radio broadcast, some of the band's biggest and best songs as alive as you've ever heard them.
Originally released in 1991, this 35th anniversary edition comes on transparent orange vinyl.
The Led Zeppelin's man's continuation of his Saving Grace project with four new recordings.
A signed copy of the Police man's expansionist project - signed by the man himself.
Early singles and alternate versions from the skeezy punks, originally released in 1988.
The ELP man's second solo album.
First ever official vinyl release for Status Quo's classic concert
Do you need another Buddy Holly compilation? Probably not, but this one is especially lovely.
Charting the band's return to the stage in 1990.
One each from CSN plus a bonus LP of solo rarities.
The soundtrack to Julien Temple's 2009 film about Wilko Johnson's band gets its vinyl debut.
The standout selections from The Kinks' 1980 live album.
An expanded 12" single version of the League's stunning 1978 debut.
A compilation of Leon's country alter-ego
A compilation of songs recorded in 1967 and 1968 by the Peter Green-led lineup of Fleetwood Mac. First released in 1971, this version is remastered with seven tracks making their vinyl debut.
The Dire Straits guitar hero and country rock superstar's collaborative album from 2006.
The debut release of Ian Dury & The Blockheads at London’s Dominion Theatre on Christmas Eve 1980.
OTT live excellence from the prog giants.
Joni's first album for the Asylum label originally released in 1972 - finally released with her intended artwork on the cover
Their sixth studio album from 1996.
The sixth studio album from the Irish singer, first released all the way back in 1976.