For the collector who takes Rhino seriously: studio classics, anniversary remasters, live documents, and deep catalog across vinyl, CD, and cassette, all on one page.
The selection runs wide. The Grateful Dead appear on multiple fronts, from Workingman's Dead on vinyl to American Beauty and Steal Your Face pressed in Grateful Red and Stealie Blue. Bob Weir's Ace: 50th Anniversary Remaster is here in three configurations, including a Translucent Red LP and a deluxe 2xCD edition. Kingfish gets a Teal Marbled LP pressing. Van Morrison's Astral Weeks arrives on 180g vinyl. Ween's Brown Box collects ten CDs in a single box set. The Band's The Last Waltz: 40th Anniversary Edition on CD sits alongside Talking Heads' Best of the Talking Heads, Chicago's The Very Best Of: Only the Beginning on 2xCD, and Nuggets From Nuggets: Original Artyfacts From the First Psychedelic Era. Miles Davis and Quincy Jones share a live LP in the Rhino Reserve line. That is the shape of the catalog here: roughly 810 titles covering rock, soul, jazz, and beyond.
Why buy from Relix
Relix has covered the Grateful Dead, Phish, and the wider jam and roots world since 1974. That history shapes how we stock a label like Rhino, whose catalog overlaps substantially with the artists and eras this magazine has followed for five decades. Alongside catalog titles, the store carries the Relix Sessions series, live recordings produced by Relix and pressed to vinyl on the Relix Vinyl label, which gives some sense of how seriously we approach recorded music. When we add a Rhino title to the store, it is because it belongs in a collection, not because an algorithm said so.
Records here are new and sealed. Pre-order titles show a street date and ship when the label releases them. Vinyl ships in protective packaging designed for LPs.
Browse related sections to go further: Rock Vinyl and CDs covers the broader rock catalog, Soul and R&B Vinyl and CDs reaches into funk, soul, and rhythm and blues, and CDs pulls together the full disc catalog across genres.