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"As a music lover, sometimes it’s hard for us to differentiate between being fans of music vs. being collectors. What part of our listening is really about enjoying the sounds of our favorite artist and what part of it is merely fulfilling a nostalgic desire?" -TVD

Rockaway has been buying and selling collectibles since 1979. We consistently pay more than our competitors for rare items and entire collections.

Whether shopping online or going to an actual brick and mortar record store, if you are in the market for collectible vinyl records, here at Rockaway Records you will find that vinyl never went away and that we’ve got you covered.

Rockaway Records are keen buyers of rock and roll memorabilia, so if you have something that you think might be valuable, you need to get one of our team to give it a quick look over.

If you have unusual or potentially collector-worthy titles then you should choose to sell your CDs in Los Angeles at Rockaway Records. We purposefully seek, identify and pay more for above-average CDs, so if you think you have something that might fit that description, we would be very interested in evaluating them for possible purchase.

The world of music collectibles is quite an exciting endeavor, isn’t it? There is something reassuring in reveling in nostalgia as a means of celebrating the art that we love. However, sometimes we might gather a little too much and the time comes to sell some of these items that we’ve told ourselves are priceless over and over again. Just how priceless are they (or aren’t they)? You need to find a knowledgeable buyer to figure that out. Here are a few options for where to sell music memorabilia.

How do you make sure that you’re selling them for the right price and the right buyer? How do you make the most of it and get some money out of it? Well, here are a few questions you should ask yourself whenever you’re looking to sell vinyl records.

Musician, writer, collector, champion of artists from around the globe. The recent loss of Ron Kane has been felt far beyond the borders of his native Southern California.

As most record collectors can attest, there are certain titles from your “most wanted” list that will never find their way into your favorite local shop. When this happens, it’s only natural to expand your search beyond the brick-and-mortar retailers to online destinations like Discogs and eBay.