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Is there still a demand for a pressing of Oasis’ watershed moment, (What’s The Story) Morning Glory? as the band continue their reunion shows at Heaton Park this week, or has the announcement of a new boxed set celebrating the anniversary of the album put CD collectors off?
That’s one of the questions we’ll be answering once again this month, as we take a look at the most wanted CDs in July 2025, according to Discogs. Despite the short time between now and when we last took a look at the online marketplace, there have been some movements and even some new entries for the month. From a macabre interest (it would seem) for a controversial hip-hop artist, to an interest once again in the ‘90s alternative rock scene, it’s all movement for collectors as our list indicates.
All the information is correct as of writing. And once again, the releases and the amount of “wants” by those who use Discogs is not an indicator that they might be worth thousands. But for the still curious, here are your 25 most wanted CDs – have any cropped up in your collection over the last few weeks?
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21. Amy Winehouse - Back To Black (2006 UK Original Pressing with Enhanced CD)
A timeless masterpiece that fused classic soul with contemporary flair, Amy Winehouse's Back To Black showcased her extraordinary voice and raw, poignant lyricism. This enhanced UK CD album captivated the world with hits like "Rehab" and the evocative title track, leaving an indelible mark on music. 🔍 2838 wants | Getty Images
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22. Ye - Graduation ( Roc-A-Fella Records B0009541-02)
Marking a bold evolution in Ye's (Kanye West's) sound, Graduation embraced stadium-sized anthems and electronic textures, cementing his status as a global superstar. Hits like "Stronger" and "Flashing Lights" became ubiquitous, presented here in a stereo digisleeve. 🔍 3056 wants | Getty Images/Discogs
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23. Frank Ocean - Channel Orange (B0015788-02, 2012)
A ground-breaking debut that reshaped contemporary R&B, Frank Ocean's Channel Orange is a lush, sprawling narrative of love, loss, and self-discovery. Its intricate storytelling and genre-bending soundscapes captivated critics and audiences alike, delivered in a stylish digisleeve format. 🔍 3193 wants | Getty Images/Discogs
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24. Nirvana - In Utero (DGC, Sub Pop DGCD-24607)
Defiantly raw and visceral, In Utero was Nirvana's powerful swansong, a deliberate pivot back to their punk roots after the massive success of Nevermind. This release, pressed by DADC (Digital Audio Disc Corporation), a prominent CD manufacturing plant in the US known for its early CD production, delivers the album's unpolished intensity. 🔍 3332 wants | Getty Images/Discogs