Cyber Monday vinyl deals 2023: There's still time to grab a great album deal

Walmart vinyl sale: Save on AC/DC, Pearl Jam & more
Like most retailers, Walmart has jumped aboard the Black Friday bandwagon nice and early, offering loads of cool stuff at a bargain price. We’re particularly enthused by its vinyl record sale, in which dozens of great albums have had their prices slashed. How much you’ll save depends on which records you buy, but we’ve seen reductions ranging from $4.97 to $15.99. Whatever you choose, you’ll get money off!

Motley Crue: The Studio Albums: $174.98, $139.46
Amazon have 20% off this five album box set which includes Too Fast For Love, Shout At The Devil, Theatre Of Pain, Girls, Girls, Girls and Dr. Feelgood all printed on a 180g coloured vinyl.

Motorhead 1979: Was $174.98, now $120.99
Spread over 18 discs, this Motorhead box set celebrates the Overkill and Bomber albums and was released to mark the 40th anniversary of those landmark records. This collection is packed with extras including alt takes, live cuts and b-sides. Grab it with 31% off at Amazon.

Queen: Studio Collection: Was $466.98, now $391.47
This massive 36 LP collection features all Queen’s studio albums, with each record pressed on 180g coloured vinyl. It’s a must-have for Queen vinyl fans and Amazon have 16% off right now

Iron Maiden: Powerslave: Was $39.99, now $28.99
Iron Maiden’s Powerslave is a classic thanks to tracks like Aces High, 2 Minutes To Midnight and the sprawling album closer Rime Of The Ancient Mariner. If this is missing from your collection, Amazon have the price of the 2014 limited edition 180g pressing cut from the original master tapes.

Aerosmith: Greatest Hits: Was $149.88, now $123.59
This 4LP collection brings together Aerosmith’s best-loved tracks pressed on 180g black vinyl. In total, there are 44 songs and it’s on sale at Amazon with 18% off.

Rolling Stones: Tattoo You: Was $197.82, now $99.15
Amazon have reduced this 2021 Rolling Stones Tattoo You box set by 50%. There’s 5LP containing a remaster of the original 1981 record, a disc of rarities and a live show from Wembley Stadium in 1982. There’s also a 124-page book with studio shots and tour photos and a lenticular sleeve.

Neil Young: Harvest: Was $149.98, now $110.18
This is the 50th anniversary edition box set of Neil Young’s 1972 Harvest album which is spread across 8LP. It contains the original album along with outtakes, 2 DVD containing a previously unreleased film about the making of the record, a BBC In Concert performance, a book, lithograph and poster. Amazon have chopped 27% off the price.

EMP's massive vinyl sale: Saving on dozens of albums
EMP's eye-catching sale covers a whole host of rock, metal, alt and pop culture LPs. For example, there's 40% off Dio's classic Sacred Heart, 15% off Iron Maiden's The Number Of The Beast / Beast Over Hammersmith and much more. Dive in!

Metallica: S&M2: Was £139.99, now £109.99
21 years after they first joined forces with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, Metallica revisited the idea of orchestrally reimaging some of the biggest hits in their back catalogue for S&M2. The result is a stunningly epic sound that adds a whole new dimension to the likes of The Day That Never Comes, For Whom The Bell Tolls and One, collected here in an impressive and expansive 71-song box set - talk about value for money at EMP!

The Beatles: Revolver: Was £182.99 now £139.99
The Beatles remain one of - if not the - most iconic bands of all time, each of their records undeniably iconic in its own right. So any time you can save over £40 on a vinyl copy is surely cause for celebration,  their psychedelia laced pop rock masterpiece Revolver currently going for just under £140 on EMP.

Alternative Anthems: Was £29, now £15.99
This double album from Demon Records is packed with 23 tracks from artists including Husker Du, Sonic Youth, Mudhoney, Pixies, Belly, Buffalo Tom and Throwing Muses. Both discs are pressed on 140g vinyl with printed inner sleeves and celebrates a golden age of quality music. Grab it from Townsend Music.

The Cult: Electric: Was £22.99, now £19.65
Ian Astbury's mob might be revisiting their goth roots by resurrecting Death Cult, but there's no substitution for the pomp and enormity they achieved as The Cult. Electric might not be as essential as its predecessor Love, but is still a stellar representation of just how much Astbury's dials had moved from his goth days, melding the duckwalk riffing of AC/DC to the blues rock strut of Bad Company, all hip-shaking grooves and promises of great nights on the boards. It might not have the massive price cuts you'll find elsewhere on Black Friday, but nabbing this record for less than £20 - and getting all the feelgood vibes it offers - make it a must. 

Slipknot: The End, So Far: Was £28.76, now £24.80 
Although divisive, Slipknot's The End, So Far is testament to just how creative and ambitious the nine-piece remain almost 25 years on from their groundbreaking debut. Black Friday savings have this priced at just under £25 - something that should sorely tempt you to check it out all over again. 

Iron Maiden: Rock In Rio: Was £50.99 now £44.99
The triumphant final night of the Brave New World tour, Rock In Rio captures the sheer jubilation that met the return of vocalist Bruce Dickinson after six years away from the band. Rock In Rio shows Maiden at their bombastic best, renditions of tracks like Fear Of The Dark so iconic they became near-definitive versions of the songs. Save at EMP.

Dire Straits: Brothers In Arms: Was £32.99, now £25.99
Brothers In Arms might have been the first CD to ever pass the one million units sold mark, but that doesn't mean it doesn't still sound glorious on vinyl. A commercial titan, Brothers... remains a true classic with tracks like Walk Of Life and Money For Nothing iconic almost 40 years on from release.  There's money off right now at EMP.