“This 475-record vault is a fascinating collision between massive pop dominance and heavy underground grit, anchored by 249 artists across 231 different labels who clearly didn't come here to whisper. The 2010s lead the charge with 116 records while the 1990s sit right behind at 83, proving you've got a serious appetite for loud decades and big hooks. Look at The Front Bottoms run from 2011 to 2022 holding seven albums deep—though you're missing Summer Of Steroids and Going Grey from that specific window—alongside the Talking Heads streak that leaves out More Songs About Buildings And Food and The Name Of This Band Is Talking Heads. It's a living, breathing collection of impulse buys, deliberate streaks, and deep-cut obsessions that doesn't care about looking pretty for a playlist. Between Bob Ludwig mastering twenty-two of your records and Howie Weinberg handling fifteen more, your deadwax is practically a hall of fame for studio heavyweights who never asked for a applause. Stop letting Rob Zombie collect dust for six months and just let the whole damn shelf breathe.”
Collection at a Glance
- On the shelf
- 476 471 unique albums
- Format mix
- 475 vinyl
- Top genres
- Alt/Indie · Rock · Electronic · Metal
- Last spin
- Ride The Lightning — Metallica · yesterday
- Concerts
- 74 attended
- Badges
- 37 earned
- Member since
- Mar 2026
The Clerk's take
Chris Bellman has carved twenty-nine of your fucking records.
The man's initials are sitting in your deadwax right now and you've probably never said his name out loud once in your goddamn life. Twenty-nine pieces of vinyl run through his lathe and his name is just floating down there in the wax like a ghost haunting your turntable. Absolute fucking ghost work.
Red (Taylor's Version) is a goddamn masterclass in sonic staging.
Serban Ghenea mixed this motherfucker right alongside fifteen other records on your shelf, while Jack Antonoff engineered and produced fourteen more. That's a whole fucking factory of talent locked in a room together. It sounds massive, lush, and completely unhinged in the best possible way.
Taylor Swift eight-deep from Lover to 1989 (Taylor's Version).
You own every single studio album she dropped between 2019 and 2023, completely gapless and verified across all eight releases. Throw in the 2010s holding down 116 records on your shelf and the 1990s backing them up with 83, and you've got a seriously heavy stack of wax.
Rob Zombie's Spookshow International Live has zero spins in six months.
What in the actual fuck are you doing leaving this in the dark. Only one single physical owner in the whole Gatefold network, and you haven't touched it once since you bought it. Drop the needle tonight, wake up the neighbors, and let that theatrical metal tear the paint off your walls.
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Top artists
Stats for nerds
- 2020s78
- 2010s116
- 2000s64
- 1990s84
- 1980s67
- 1970s52
- 1960s15
- 1Columbia26
- 2Atlantic20
- 3Legacy18
- 4UMe18
- 5RCA16
Badges 17
Unicorns 5
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