Madcap Vinyl

09/04/2026

No time for special effects or filters. Tons of albums in the bins and on the Madcap B-side.

08/26/2026

08/22/2026

08/19/2026

Here’s one of those batches where we hope you buy them before we have to alphabetize them.

Fresh into Madcap:

A new, numbered limited-edition Rhino High Fidelity pressing of Grateful Dead’s Workingman’s Dead, plus John Prine’s Prime Prine on Rhino Reserve.

Also new: Phoebe Bridgers and Ariana Grande.

And a pretty excellent stack of used arrivals, including:

CCR — W***y and the Poor Boys
David Johansen — Live It Up
Janis Joplin — Pearl
Arlo Guthrie — Alice’s Restaurant
Steve Miller Band — Book of Dreams
Aztec Camera — High Land, Hard Rain
Crosby, Stills & Nash
Leon Russell — Carney
Johnny Cash
Rod Stewart — Gasoline Alley
Nat King Cole
Teddy Pendergrass
The Roches
a-ha — Hunting High and Low
Bob Dylan — Nashville Skyline

So: Deadheads, folk people, soul people, ’80s people, Dylan people, and the person who has been waiting patiently for us to post a copy of The Roches.

They’re in the bins now at Madcap Vinyl.

08/14/2026

Do you even prog?

There might have been things I missed…

It’s been a minute since we posted a fresh batch, but the records definitely haven’t stopped coming.

Just landed in the used bins: ELP, Renaissance, Gentle Giant, Genesis, Steve Hackett and plenty more for anyone who likes their songs long, their time signatures questionable, and their album covers deeply committed to the bit.

And while we’ve been quiet here, we’ve been busy making more room to dig. Madcap Vinyl B-Side is taking shape, which means more bins, more records, same location.

Come dig. You may even meet a gnome today. 12-8

08/07/2026

Turns out Madcap Vinyl is a hit.

Good thing it isn’t a single.

Madcap Vinyl B-Side is loading…

More records. More room to dig. Same location. Coming soon.

08/04/2026

Short caption, few pictures, tons of records. Come help us make some room in the bins.

07/30/2026

Best drop of the Madcap era? We’re not saying yes. We’re also not saying no.

More than 180 records are hitting the bins, spanning rock, funk, soul, reggae, jazz, pop and plenty of territory in between. Queen, Fleetwood Mac, Michael Jackson, Parliament, Steely Dan, Springsteen, Little Feat—and these photos barely scratch the surface.

Something for just about everyone. Possibly too much for anyone with poor impulse control.

07/26/2026

Small photo drop. Big potential. Sometimes the smallest stacks deliver the biggest surprises. Freshly unearthed and in the bins now.

We’re adding records faster than we can photograph them, so this is just a preview. Open today, 12–5.