If your passion is collecting vinyl records and you can't find a nearby store, here is an excellent solution. Courtesy of the music site Discogs, VinylHub is a world map with many vinyl record stores around the world.
Discogs (short for discographies) is a website and one of the largest online music databases, being the biggest reference for vinyl record formats. For seventeen years it has been collecting information about commercial, promotional, and unofficial records (also called bootlegs or unauthorized editions). One of its latest projects is VinylHub, a world map with many vinyl record stores around the world. Like Discogs, VinylHub depends on user contributions to provide information about stores and events in each city of the world.
For collectors, these two sites are indispensable for research, cataloging, and finding new places to buy vinyl records. The best part of VinylHub is that it uses Discogs login to access the site's database contribution functions, so you don't need to remember another username and password. If you know a store or event that doesn't appear on the site, you can enter basic information, detailing the name and location on the map.
There are only two mandatory fields in the form, but adding only those two fields creates a database stub, like a Wikipedia page that has only a few sentences of information. Try to be as detailed as possible, adding social media pages, phone number, and store hours, because that's the kind of convenience we all like. Without a doubt, VinylHub is a perfect resource for the vinyl collector who travels the world.
Official site: VinylHub
