For the listener who wants to hear a record the way it was meant to sound, this page collects Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab pressings available through the Relix store. Forty-eight titles, ranging from audiophile 180-gram vinyl to limited-edition CDs, from artists whose records have mattered to this community for decades.
What is actually here: the Grateful Dead and Jerry Garcia's Workingman's Dead on 180-gram 2xLP, the Stooges' Fun House on 180-gram 2xLP and CD, Miles Davis's My Funny Valentine: In Concert on 180-gram LP, Carly Simon's Anticipation on 180-gram 2xLP, Devo's Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo! on 180-gram 2xLP, Rush's self-titled debut on 180-gram 2xLP and CD, Rush's Fly By Night on 180-gram 2xLP and CD, Rush's Farewell to Kings on 180-gram 2xLP and CD, the National's Boxer on 180-gram LP, and Warren Zevon's Bad Luck Streak in Dancing School on both LP and CD. Mobile Fidelity's process is built around getting more out of the original source, and these pressings reflect that commitment across formats.
Why buy from Relix
Relix has covered the Grateful Dead, Phish, and the wider jam and roots world since 1974. The store is an extension of that editorial perspective, not a general marketplace. We also carry the Relix Sessions series, live recordings produced by Relix and pressed to vinyl on the Relix Vinyl label. When we stock Mobile Fidelity titles, it is because they connect to the artists and records this publication has followed closely. That means you will find pressings here that make sense alongside the music this community actually listens to, not just whatever happens to be available.
All records are new and sealed. Pre-order titles display a street date and ship when the label releases them. Vinyl ships in protective packaging designed for LPs. CDs ship in protective packaging.
If Mobile Fidelity is your entry point, there is more to explore. Browse the full Vinyl LPs collection for the widest selection, narrow things down by weight in the 180 Gram Vinyl section, or dig into Jazz Vinyl Records where titles like the Miles Davis pressing have company.