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Layloe

/u/layloe·Member since Jun 2026
The Clerk's verdict

This collection is basically a monument to the 1970s. With 354 records from that decade alone, you’ve basically decided that the world peaked in 1975 and you were right. You clearly value the long-form consistency of artists like The Rolling Stones and The Grateful Dead, keeping those deep runs intact while letting the 60s provide the foundational 202 records that set the stage. It’s a structured, historical look at rock music that doesn't mess around. There is a real dedication to the 'Various' compilation format here, too—29 records deep from '64 to '94—which tells me you’re a crate-digger who actually wants to hear how a scene sounds when it’s bundled together. You aren't just chasing the big hits; you’re chasing the context. It’s a hell of a library, even if you’re stubbornly ignoring some of the obvious heavy hitters. It’s a 1,000-piece puzzle that’s mostly finished, with just a few weird, glaring holes where a legend should be.

Collection at a Glance

Total records
1,385
Format mix
1382 vinyl
Top genres
Rock · Jazz · Soul & Funk · Country
Last spin
Sea ChangeBeck · today
Concerts
10 attended
Wantlist
44 records sought
Badges
38 earned
Member since
Jun 2026

The Clerk's take

The roast

Wait, no Neil Young?

You’ve got 1,000 records, the 70s are your playground at 354 deep, yet you're sitting here with zero Neil Young? That’s not a gap, that’s a tragedy. How do you live with yourself?

Today's read

The Dead, 13-deep.

Live/Dead through Reckoning, that is a serious, fucking focused run. You clearly know that the studio records are just placeholders for the actual magic they were capturing on stage. 1969 to 1981, that’s the sweet spot.

The win

Stones 21-deep, no skips.

England’s Newest Hit Makers through Emotional Rescue. That is the fucking gold standard of 60s and 70s rock. You’ve got the full trajectory mapped out and you didn't flake on the post-Sticky Fingers era. Absolute unit of a run.

Buried treasure

Songs Of The Cowboy, spin it.

You've got that Various run—29 deep from 64 to 94—sitting there collecting dust. I bet you haven't touched Songs Of The Cowboy in 52 weeks. Do it tonight. It’s a trip.

Vinyl
500
Oldest pressing
1956

Top genres

Rock 223Folk, World, & Country 120Jazz 89Funk / Soul 78Pop 52Hip Hop 51

Stats for nerds

By decade
'40
1
'50
9
'60
83
'70
197
'80
51
'90
28
'00
31
'10
63
'20
36
Top artists · 312 unique
  1. 1Bob Dylan14
  2. 2Beastie Boys11
  3. 3David Bowie8
  4. 4Floyd Cramer8
  5. 5Billy Cobham6
Top labels
  1. 1Columbia46
  2. 2Warner Bros. Records23
  3. 3Atlantic21
  4. 4Capitol Records21
  5. 5RCA Victor17
Oldest pressing
Hank Snow And His Rainbow Ranch Boys — Country Classics
Country Classics
Hank Snow And His Rainbow Ranch Boys
1956
Newest pressing
Billy Strings — Tiny Desk
Tiny Desk
Billy Strings
2026
First in
Herbie Mann — Super Mann
Super Mann
Herbie Mann
Most recent
Jeff Austin — The Simple Truth
The Simple Truth
Jeff Austin

Badges 11

Tier 2
Half a Hundred
Tier 1
First Discography
Tier 5
The Vault
Tier 1
Father's Day Spinner
Tier 1
World Music Day Spinner
Tier 2
A Full Week
Tier 5
Wall of Wax
Tier 6
The Thousand
Tier 6
The Whole Shelf
Tier 8
All Eras
Tier 1
One of One

Unicorns 6

Albums where this collection is the only one on Gatefold.

Wayne Henderson — Emphasized
Emphasized
Wayne Henderson
Clarence "Frogman" Henry — The Legendary Clarence 'Frogman' Henry
The Legendary Clarence 'Frogman' Henry
Clarence "Frogman" Henry
Jeff Austin — The Simple Truth
The Simple Truth
Jeff Austin
Rootsman — Mister Music Man
Mister Music Man
Rootsman
Little Milton — Back To Back
Back To Back
Little Milton
Luther Rabb — Street Angel
Street Angel
Luther Rabb
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