With the second weekend of Tomorrowland 2025 this week and our very own Creamfields taking place next month, now seems the apt time to have a peruse through Discogs once again, only this time taking a look at some of the lucrative vinyl releases from the world of dance and EDM that users of the website and online marketplace are seeking.
While some are household names, others might pique your attention to give them a listen – certainly, your plants might be keen on listening to at least one item in our round-up of 19. I myself am probably going to look up some of the more ‘obscure’ titles that people are seeking.
We’ve included the year of release and, if possible, the catalogue number of the specific release in question – failing that, we’ve included the barcode instead so you can verify if indeed the copy you have in your hand is the one that people are seeking on Discogs.
The only question then is: if you do have one, do you dare part with it?
13. Portishead – Dummy (828 522-1, 1994)
With 9,496 Discogs users eagerly wanting a copy, Portishead's debut album, Dummy, stands as a pivotal and highly coveted piece of electronic music history. Released in 1994, this Mercury Music Prize-winning masterpiece defined the atmospheric and melancholic "trip-hop" sound emerging from Bristol. Its haunting vocals, innovative sampling, and cinematic arrangements created a unique, brooding sonic landscape, ensuring its continued high demand among vinyl collectors seeking a foundational album of the 90s. 🔍 9496 | Getty Images/Discogs
14. Andrés – New For U (LA VIDA 001, 2012)
A beloved and highly influential deep house anthem, Andrés' New For U is a standout track that has garnered immense respect in the electronic music scene, with 10,500 Discogs users currently wanting a copy. Released in 2012 on his own La Vida label, this 12-inch features the incredibly soulful and instantly recognizable title track, known for its warm, hazy atmosphere, perfectly looped samples, and driving yet gentle rhythm. It quickly became a modern classic, embodying the rich, musical tradition of Detroit house and remaining a favourite for DJs and collectors worldwide. 🔍 10500 | Resident Advisor/Discogs
15. Daft Punk – Homework (V 2821, 1997)
An undeniable landmark in electronic music, Daft Punk's debut album Homework is a highly coveted piece of vinyl, with 10,500 Discogs users eager to own it. Released in 1997, this album from the Parisian duo exploded onto the scene, defining the sound of French house with its raw, innovative, and sample-heavy tracks like Around the World and Da Funk. Homework showcased a revolutionary blend of funk, disco, and techno, solidifying Daft Punk's status as pioneers and ensuring this album remains a staple for collectors and fans worldwide. 🔍 10500 | Getty Images/Discogs
16. Massive Attack – Mezzanine (WBRLP4, 1998)
Massive Attack's dark, atmospheric magnum opus, Mezzanine, is a standout on Discogs' wanted list with 11,008 users eager to own it on vinyl. Released in 1998, this album marked a significant evolution for the Bristol collective, moving into a more intense and rock-influenced sound while retaining their signature trip-hop foundations. Its brooding intensity and innovative production earned it critical acclaim and solidified Massive Attack's status as pioneers of electronic music, making original 180g pressings a highly sought-after item for collectors and audiophiles alike. 🔍 11008 | Getty Images/Discogs