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We Buy Records is a podcast dedicated to vinyl record collecting (and sometimes selling). From cleaning tips to city buying reports interspersed with new vinyl reviews and vinyl stupidity. If you're a crate-digger, this is the show for you.... Tim runs a record shop with his partner in East Sussex. When not hunting for records he enjoys composing melancholy electronic music and watching reviews of obsolete technology on the internet. Paul has been collecting records for 30 years, mainly soundtracks, dance & electronica. He runs a small record shop in Serbia specialising in electronic and dance music.
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We Buy Records
Paul and Tim tackle the weird world of Rolling Stones memorabilia, Paul is talking about Lego again. AI continues to annoy everyone. Gareth is back for new vinyl releases. There's a quiz, news, features and all the usual crate digging nonsense....oh and the Flaming Lips are kicked out of the club webuyrecordspod@gmail.com Writes and produced by Paul Field and Tim Scullion Edited by Tim Scullion
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Paul and Tim are joined by Patrick Lydon who's been to Den Bosch, the world's biggest record fair. Gareth from Clash magazine has the new vinyl roundup. There's the usual news, letters the world of liquid filled records and the quiz. <br /><br />Written and produced by Paul Field & Tim Scullion <br /><br />Edited by Tim Scullion <br /><br />webuyrecordspod@gmail.com
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Paul and Tim reach 75 episodes... we're joined by Daniel Ibbertson from Slopes Games Room to discuss video game music. Tim has been back to Jaoan. We report back on some previous stories. There's a bumper news section, a quiz and a record store day mini preview. Plus all your usual crate digging nonsense and news.<br /><br />Written and produced by<br /><br />Paul Field and Tim Scullion<br /><br />Edited by Tim Scullion <br /><br />webuyrecordspod@gmail.com
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Gareth from Clash magazine is on interview duty taking to Alexander Larman, author of Lazarus The Second Coming. Paul and Tim have all the news.....and vinyl stupidity. Paul heads to Budapest There's a David Bowie quiz and all your usual crate digging nonsense.<br /><br />Written and Produced by Paul Field and Tim Scullion <br /><br />Edited by Tim Scullion <br /><br />webuyrecordspod@gmail.com <br />Copyright 2026.
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Paul and Tim enjoy a Christmas beverage whilst delving into your usual vinyl buying nonsense. Gareth from Clash magazine has your new releases and year end favourites. Readers letters, Gwen derailing, a year end festive quiz, news and all the usual crate digging and record buying larks.<br /><br />Written and produced by Paul Field & Tim Scullion <br /><br />Copyright We Buy Records
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