Mike

“This 124-record shelf leans heavily into the 1970s and 80s, driven by massive artist runs from Bowie, Springsteen, and The Beatles. It's a proper rock-and-pop backbone with solid production fingerprints buried in the deadwax. Notice the gaps in the Bowie and Springsteen spans — missing Diamond Dogs and The River keeps it real instead of pretending every shelf is a museum vault. The heavy rotation of names like Chris Thomas and Ken Scott across multiple records proves you buy the people behind the desk just as much as the artists on the spine. Keep pulling out the heavy hitters, but do yourself a favour and drop the needle on that Patti Smith twelve-inch before it collects any more dust. A crate this size deserves to get spun, not just admired from behind the counter.”