playlists

I created playlists from classic threads (most of which can be discovered in the archive section.) Here are some highlights: 2005 Disco (Soul/Funk) You're Feeling DJ Crate Staples Essential Albums Essential Dinner Jazz Essential Modern Soul Facemelters '05...

What are 10 45's that you usually play at dj gigs !. Caprells- Close Your Eyes (Bano) 2. Eddie Holman - I Surender (ABC) 3. Explosions - Garden Of Four Trees (Gold Cup) 4. Soul Searchers - Think (Sussex) 5. 4 Seasons - Beggin' (Philips) 6. Bill Curtis & Fatback Band - Dance Girl...

..obscure or not it doesn't matter. really feeling this here right now so if you can direct a rookie to similar stuff that'd be great but anything that you think fits the title shall be welcome..

What is Your top 3 of records You still haven't found or they've been too expensive? Mine top3 1. Betty Lou Landreth - Ya Ya 2. Louise Murray - Did You Notice 3. Gloria Ann Taylor - Deep Inside You

The Oliver's book link got me thinking...It took some time and actually living in the south to turn around my NY-Rapcentricity. Now, I genuinely enjoy the sub-genre, but I feel like my knowledge is only scraping the surface. I know UGK, Three 6 Mafia, Geto boys, Outkast, Cash Money, No Limit...

Hey,I was just listening to "Alvina" by John Handy (the source of Diamond's "F*ck What You Heard"; I named this one because it's in the CDs liner notes), and thought to myself, "this is a nice song." It got me to wondering about what songs would 'Strutters report as their top-10 (favorite)...

So... My aging self is listening to a lot more "background" type music preferably electronic and balzing downtempo. I'm getting kind of sick of my staples which include: Aphex Twin: I Care Because You Do Boards of Canada Savath & Savalas Caural - Stars on My Celing Please to Recommend mOre?

When I say dollar bin, I mean literally $1.00 or less.I personally haven't found much in most dollar bins, so I often don't bother to look. Seems like most shops in Austin know enough to not put some raers in the dollar bin. My best dollar bin find was this...

I'm curious as to what good records out there are super raer. I mean like only two or three known copies in existance and do you own any of them.

I was just thinking of how I hardly ever see any threads about Funk on here anymore. So...Name a Funk 45/LP that is at the top of your want list. I'm talking about raers you think you'll never be able to find.Me...FABULOUS CAPRICES - Groovy World (Camaro) Memphis baller.