LPs (Albums)
Full-length 33⅓ albums across every genre — the format vinyl was built around. LP records at Wax Trax.
LP Vinyl Records
The LP is the main event — the full-length 33⅓ RPM album that vinyl was practically invented to deliver. It's the format built for the complete artistic statement: the sequenced sides, the gatefold sleeve, the album as a single immersive listen rather than a playlist. Whatever genre you're into, the LP is where the depth lives. This is the broadest format section in the store, and for most collectors it's home base.
What You'll Find Here
Full-length albums across every genre we carry — new releases, reissues, audiophile pressings, and indie exclusives,. The 33⅓ RPM LP in all its forms, from single discs to gatefold doubles. If you're building a collection, this is the foundation; filter by genre, era, or color from here.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "LP" actually mean?
Long Play — the full-length 33⅓ RPM album format introduced in the late 1940s. It's the standard album record, as opposed to the shorter 7-inch or 12-inch single.
Are all LPs 33 RPM?
The vast majority, yes. Some audiophile LPs are cut at 45 RPM across multiple discs for higher fidelity — those are noted on the listing.