Evergreen
“This collection is a 1970s time capsule that’s been curated with a very specific kind of American rock focus. You've got 418 records from that decade alone, which tells me exactly where your heart is. The Grateful Dead run from 1969 to 1980 is the spine of the whole thing—13 records that define an era of jamming and studio experimentation. Then you’ve got Chicago 9-deep and the Stones hitting double digits. It’s a shelf built on legends and heavy hitters. The fact that you have various artists and soundtracks filling up 61 slots shows you're digging into the corners too, from Mambo Mucho Mambo all the way to soundtrack work. You aren't just buying the hits; you're buying the context. What’s really interesting is the technical thread. Having 13 Bob Ludwig masters and 7 George Marino credits means you’re accidentally or intentionally collecting the best ears in the business. You’ve got a massive 1980s presence too with 260 records, so it’s not just a hippie nostalgia trip. It’s a broad, deep, and loud history of the last fifty years. Keep digging.”
Collection at a Glance
- Total records
- 3,113
- Format mix
- 3062 vinyl · 38 CD · 8 cassette
- Top genres
- Rock · Classical · Jazz · Soul & Funk
- Last spin
- Time Loves A Hero — Little Feat · today
- Wantlist
- 216 records sought
- Badges
- 46 earned
- Member since
- Mar 2026
The Clerk's take
A thousand records and zero Dylan. How.
You've got 18 Grateful Dead records and a mountain of 70s rock, but not one single Bob Dylan album? That is a fucking canyon-sized gap. The man is the connective tissue for half your shelf. Blood on the Tracks. Get on it. Today. No more excuses.
The Grateful Dead 13-deep run.
Live/Dead through Go To Heaven. That is a serious fucking commitment to the long strange trip. You've even got Bob Ludwig’s touch on 13 different records across your collection. The man is a mastering god and his fingerprints are all over your 70s obsession. Pay attention.
Chicago and the Stones. Real heavy hitters.
Chicago Transit Authority through Chicago XI—nine records, no skips. That is how you do a deep run. Toss in 10 Rolling Stones albums and you've got a rock-solid foundation. The 70s are clearly your decade with 418 records. That’s nearly half your fucking shelf. Hard respect.
Dust off that James Taylor shelf.
You've got 8 records by the man and they're just sitting there. He’s your 5th most owned artist for a reason. Go grab Sweet Baby James or whatever you're feeling and let it spin. You clearly cared enough to buy eight of them—don't let them become shelf-filler.
Top genres
Stats for nerds
- 1Chicago14
- 2Aerosmith10
- 3Bob Dylan10
- 4Bob Seger And The Silver Bullet Band10
- 538 Special9
- 1Columbia94
- 2A&M Records32
- 3Capitol Records25
- 4Warner Bros. Records24
- 5Mercury22




Badges 14
Unicorns 15
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