Got a record player? Or got one on your Christmas list? Well, you are probably going to need a bit of vinyl for the festive season. Here are our favourites, ranging from the kitsch to the cool (or quite possibly, a bit of both). Of course, if you haven’t got a record player, you can always check them out on Spotify.
Do you miss the days of mixtapes? These cassette coffee tables by Tayble may not be quite as swappable, but they're an impressive way to play homage to the medium.
I think these albums have been many people’s first introduction to the Fab Four, not least because pretty much every household seemed to have one or indeed both. If you are feeling nostalgic or just want your own copy, The Beatles 1962 – 1966 and 1967 – 1970 albums are being reissued on heavyweight vinyl.
The Salford Lads Club is probably most famous for its occasion with The Smiths. But its Victorian exterior has again been immortalised, this time in this print by We Live Here.
Today, the world needs no introduction to The Beatles. But, back in 1963, it was slightly different and this Meet The Beatles publication was their first official book. It's just been reissued by its original publisher Souvenir Press.
