MCP Server for the Discogs API, enabling music catalog operations, search functionality, and more.
github.com/cswkim/discogs-mcp-server
Category Archives: Discogs
Discogs MCP ~ Discogs Remote MCP Server
A remote Model Context Protocol&nb sp;server for Discogs, hosted on Cloudflare Workers. Two things it’s good at:
- Finding the best-sounding pressing of an album — surveys every version of a master release, scores each on community ratings, collector demand, format quality, and audiophile markers (MFSL, half-speed masters, renowned mastering engineers, Japanese pressings…), and returns a ranked comparison.
- Mood & taste based recommendations — mood-aware search of your own collection (“mellow Sunday morning”), catalog discovery ranked against your taste profile, and cross-user discovery that mines other collectors’ public collections.
Authorization is browser-based Discogs OAuth: connect an MCP client to the server URL and you’ll be redirected to Discogs to log in. Access is Read-only, the server never modifies your collection.
github.com/WOIII-me/Discogs-MCP
discogs-mcp.woiii.workers.dev/
References:
modelcontextprotocol.io/docs/getting-started/intro
www.macrometa.com/articles/what-are-cloudflare-workers
Resources:
github.com/cswkim/discogs-mcp-server
Share this:
VinylPrice ~ Discogs Android App
This application is very useful for all music collectors who are looking for the “perfect” record. In fact, this application allows you to find, through the well-stocked music catalog “discogs.com“, the prices of the respective vinyl, calculating in real time minimum, average and maximum price of those who at this moment are selling just the vinyl you’re looking for.
In addition to the price you can obtain vinyl’s code, year of publication, country of origin and music label. This application also works with cds, tapes and also digital files.
Requires a Discogs account.
play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=it.finproductions.vinylprice
Share this:
SnapVinyl ~ Discogs For iOS
iPad and iPhone Discogs Collections And Wantlists App
apps.apple.com/us/app/snapvinyl-for-discogs/id6741057688
Share this:
Discogs ~ Gallery
What started as a straightforward Python script to sort and organize my vinyl records, in order to visualize my collection, ended up being a bit more than the initial intent was.
I was sat at home, sick, for the last few days which gave me plenty of time to listen to and organize my collection whilst also programming this custom gallery view with an obvious nod to the old IOS -6 Cover Flow which I always wished came back somehow.
github.com/rinus-vh/Discogs-Gallery
Share this:
Shovel For Discogs ~ Queue & Listen
Shovel is your sidekick for digging on Discogs. Build a playlist by queuing releases from any page. Browse your selections in record time.
Share this:
GrooveKraft ~ Mac Music Collection Viewer
GrooveKraft is a fast, lightweight music collection manager that uses Discogs and MusicBrainz to enrich your collection with detailed metadata and artwork.
Features:
- Import your Discogs collection into a local database
- View and filter your Discogs collection locally, with artwork
- Matches releases with MusicBrainz automatically to get release dates
- “On this day” function shows anniversaries in your collection
- Randomizer to help you pick something to listen to
- Missing or incorrect release dates can be manually entered
- Match quality shown with traffic-light icons (Red, Amber, Yellow, Green)
github.com/v8oholic/groovekraft
Share this:
VinylFlip ~ iOS Discogs Market Tool
VinylFlip is a tool for vinyl record sellers — scan barcodes,
check Discogs market prices by condition, and list directly
to Discogs Marketplace, all from your iPhone.Features:
- Barcode scan — instantly search any record on Discogs
- Manual search — by artist name or catalog number
- Market price — condition-based pricing from Discogs
- List for sale — post directly to Discogs Marketplace
- Listings tab — manage your active listings
- Bookmarks — save records for later
- History — recently viewed records
- Profit calculator — estimate your margin before listing
Requires a free Discogs account.
apps.apple.com/us/app/vinylflip
Share this:
DiscoLister ~ Discogs Playlists
DiscoLister connects directly to Discogs so you can browse your collection, search the Discogs database (including barcodes), see wantlist/collection badges while you search, inspect release details with videos, and build reusable tracklists that stay synced locally across sessions, perfect for planning mixes or powering the Now Spinning overlay for your broadcast.
What you can do:
- Browse your Discogs collection with fast filtering
- See wantlist and collection indicators while searching Discogs
- Search the full Discogs catalog, including barcode scanning on mobile
- Open release detail modals with cover art, videos, and wantlist/collection controls
- Add, reorder, replace, or manually enter tracks in your working tracklist
- Save named tracklists, export/import JSON, or copy formatted lists for sharing
- Stream with Now Spinning overlays for OBS plus optional Twitch auto-posting
- Installable PWA with offline support, responsive layout, and dark mode
Share this:
discogs-cli ~ Discogs Terminal Access
discogs-cli bring the Discogs.com database to your terminal. Perform the following actions from your terminal:
- Search artists, releases, labels
- View artist information and their releases
- View label details and its associated releases
- View a release in detail
github.com/jesseward/discogs-cli
Share this:
DiscogsCSV ~ Query Discogs Via The API
A CSV-based client for discogs.com release data API.
discogs-csv.com
github.com/steve-davey/discogsCSV
