Dixon Recycled Records

03/05/2026

The good folks at the Eastern Melburnian ( hi Matthew!), who wrote the online article about us a few days ago, have also put a brief video online that was shot at Blackburn. Thanks guys!

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/18VdSmAaCL/?mibextid=wwXIfr

30/04/2026

Hey! Dixons turns fifty this year, and also turning 50 today is this all time reggae classic! Happy Birthday Bob!

30/04/2026

https://www.easternmelburnian.com.au/p/dixon-blackburn-record-store-50-years?fbclid=IwZnRzaARfzxdleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEeqi5MUBlKDqyDGUHgFCTEWU4rg5CPqhMtvbrWyXYypzolM7P4zd7sPPgEK5Y_aem_kz5spTC8uYXHLv4u7Il60g

“I don't think vinyl will ever go away.”

26/04/2026

One for the prog fans out there!
Dixon Recycled Records turns 50 years young this year, and so do a number of amazing albums that we will highlight this year. Turning 50 today is Camel’s 4th album Moonmadness. It’s the follow-up to their highly successful The Snow Goose and finds the band firing on all cylinders- for me their melodic prog peaks with this album! Happy Birthday! -Doug

24/04/2026

A quick Anzac Day reminder - Northcote is closed today but Blackburn is open from midday until 4pm.

23/04/2026

Back to the Nostalgia! Dixons is 50 years old this year, and also celebrating today is this classic Jethro Tull album, 50 years old today!

23/04/2026

Hello everyone!
This Saturday is, of course, Anzac Day and a public holiday. Northcote will be closed for the day and back open on Sunday as normal but Blackburn will be open from 12.00 - 4.00 on Saturday afternoon.
Thanks! - Doug

23/04/2026

It’s our 50th birthday this year, and as Dion Cohen pointed out earlier, today is also the 50th anniversary of this all-time classic which still sounds as fresh today as it did then. Where has the time gone?

23/04/2026

It’s our 50th birthday this year, and a quick google shows that we share our birthday this year with a lot of great albums. For instance, turning 50 today is this Rolling Stones classic! Where has the time gone?

18/04/2026

…….and that was World Record Store Day 2026. Thanks to everyone who came down today it was great fun and good to see you all.
“What’s next?” I hear you cry. Well, it’s our 50th year open this year, and a celebration seems to be in order. Maybe some balloons? A cake? Who knows, watch this space! :-)

18/04/2026