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The Portola District in San Francisco is organizing garage sales across the neighborhood this Saturday 9/18. There are over 30 houses participating throughout the 'hood. I'll be selling LPs and 12" at $2 each and 45s at $1. Mostly jazz, soul, hip hop, and rock - about 1000+ records in various...

Haven't thought about this one in years. Justin and I did this in 2005 or 6-ish, I think. He supplied the records and I mixed them - it was pretty challenging finding ways of transitioning these tracks, there's a a couple that I cringe when listening to now. Unfortunately I lost all the sound...

Still on board, but I was disappointed with how they painted Rust as some kind of victim of Maggie's advances, like he had no responsibility or agency in that situation.

Haha, I will admit to being stoked to find the original LP back in the day, but still...

batmon said:What's Goin' On has been mentioned plenty of times here, but its so ubiquitous. But something like My People........ Hold On has more "digger" value since cats discovered it outside their family's Cat Stevens stack. Its been established that these picks are SS...

As the list was taking shape, it was clear that this would be #1, and rightly so. This thread will probably devolve into griping about what was left off the list, but wow- Black Moon and Quasimoto make it but no 36 Chambers, Midnight Marauders, Straight Outta Compton, or any Ice Cube...

Casteneda said: Pretty apparent that the Hawks-49ers was probably the actual Super Bowl. This rivalry is shaping up to be like all the Niners-Cowboys NFC championship games in the 80's and 90's, minus us losing the superbowl last year, of course I will admit, it does seem like...

Wayne Cochran's "Alive and Well and Living.....in a Bitch of a World" ends with locked groove of a Harley Davidson revving. Motorcycle-concept-album-related.

Nice bump. I gotta go with Melachi the Nutcracker, never understood that one.

Horseleech said:Chuck_Huss said:kala said:Chuck_Huss said:Found this years ago still in the shrink in Lodi of all places. I wish they had pressed mono versions of these early LPs on Josie. Lodi? do tell! Gramps lived in Lodi. Years later I would still go out there to...

kala said:Chuck_Huss said:Found this years ago still in the shrink in Lodi of all places. I wish they had pressed mono versions of these early LPs on Josie. Lodi? do tell! Gramps lived in Lodi. Years later I would still go out there to the pumpkin patches and...

Found this years ago still in the shrink in Lodi of all places. I wish they had pressed mono versions of these early LPs on Josie.

parallax said:In no particular order, here's my guess for final 5 Stark Reality Off The Wall Bob James 2 My People Hold On East of Underground Those are pretty solid guesses, Off the Wall is definitely in, I thought it was already on the list but that was...

skel said: EoU, alas. This could be in there, I recall a ton of discussion about it when someone uploaded it in the Real Headz thread and after the reissue.

Bon Vivant said:Leo Sayer. Yeah, i thought that would at least have cracked the top 10, but its already on the list.

Guzzo said:#1 Eddie Kendricks - People Hold On Ohh, good one. Could be that some crust sneaks in there too, maybe a Beatles LP or maybe that horrible Van Morrison joint everyone loves.

Don't mean to spoil the actual countdown, but what do folks think will be in the top 10? Here's my best guesses; 1. Bob James "Two" / Mardi Gras w/o the bells, etc... 2. Stark Reality "Discovers Hoagy Charmichael's Music Shop" 3. Wu-Tang "Enter the Wu Tang (36 Chambers)" 4. Marvin Gaye...

motown67 said:I know all the heavy rock songs are usually the favs on this album but personally this is mine The title cut juxtaposed with this song are easily the GOAT opening tracks for an album. With that said, I llike their self-titled a little better as a whole...

One of the GOAT intros to an album, in any genre. Truly :face_melt: Got to agree about Live!, the stripped down performances sans strings are what really do it. Count me among the surprised that it wasn't top 10 given the love it gets here. Hard to rank his first few solo...

Like many have submitted already, The Opposite is definitely my favorite, but another close one is the Puffy Shirt, especially with George becoming a hand model. That shot of him prancing down the street with the oven mitts on just kills.