Instead, the titles on the RSD 2020 official list will be available from independent record shops on August 29, September 26 and October 24.
Record Store Day 2020 may be delayed, but so far it has not been cancelled.
The full list of releases have been announced and can be seen here in this post. Some highlights include a 50th anniversary repressing of Paul McCartney’s solo album McCartney, although I doubt that it will include Sir Paul’s whiny Beatles breakup letter.
There will also be some David Bowie, Cheap Trick and a double live Alice Cooper from shows back in 1982. For others there will be Doors, an Alternate Rumors from Fleetwood Mac, some Grateful Dead, and many many more.
There's certainly something for everyone on this blessed event...did I forget to mention releases from Melanie, The Rolling Stones, The Who, The Yardbirds, Jimi Hendrix, Ellie Goulding, and even a double bootleg set from Humble Pie. It’s like Christmas in April. Here’s hoping you’ll score a few rare gems that will help get you through these troubled times.
Go to the Record Store Day Website to find nearby participating stores near you, also from their Home page you can view the full list exactly as I have posted or you can download your own PDF copy to further review for other special releases.
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