Part of a project by artist Ben Geier where he redesigns the logos from his favorite record labels in a retro style - taking lots of Inspiration from the Batman animated series. (via Ben Geier)

QuipImaage

The rise and fall of music formats between 1980 and 2010. Vinyl hanging on in there ready for victorious comeback!
(via Under Consideration)

What would a record sound like if it was cut on to wood rather than pressed on to vinyl? Well, what it lacks in quality it gains in beauty. These fantastic laser cut discs were made by Amanda Ghassaei, tech Editor at the Instructables website. A brilliant collision of old and new. Read the whole story and moon over some fab pics here. (via Geekosystem)

Alternative shot from the Abbey Road album cover session (via Feel Numb)

Low visual remix poster from the V&A (via Design Week)

Check out Press Play and Record – an online repository of free magazine tapes from 80s and 90s.

Yes, before Mp3's, before 8-tracks and cassettes, there were many format experiments in the vinyl era – among them portable 4" discs. Fair enough, nice idea BUT erm… carry them inside hoop ear-rings? (via Vinyl Revolutions)

Tiny Dancers

We love this painting of Elton John by outsider artist John Croft - part of his Icons exnibition at the KK Outlet in London this month. Go see it. (via Creative Review)

Vinyl Trick Shots

Things you can't do with an MP3 No.671: Attempt daring disc to turntable throwing. Seriously though does that player have some kind of vinyl-magnetic thing going on?

George Harrison: Made In Hayes

George Harrison video, filmed at the EMI pressing plant in Hayes - now The Old Vinyl Factory - showing the production of his third studio album Living In The Material World.

RARE GLIMPSE AT RECORD STORE “DO NOT BUY” LIST

You know when you go into a record shop and you try to sell stuff you don't want and it turns out the shop doesn't want it either? Well maybe it's on their "Do not buy list". The magic of the internet has uncovered this list from a Chicago store which features amongst other albums staff should never buy from punters Sting, Men At Work and "almost all soundtracks!!!" (via Egotripland)