gweedo
“Your shelf is a goddamn battle between 90s alternative grit and an obsessive need to own every single note an artist ever recorded. You don't just 'like' a band; you colonize them. With 689 records and a massive 1990s anchor of 189 albums, you've clearly spent some serious time in the trenches of the CD era and the vinyl resurgence. The through-line here is the back-room legends. You've got Chris Bellman's work on 30 records and Bob Ludwig on 23—that's not just a collection, that's a professional-grade archive of high-end engineering. Between the 41 Tom Petty records and the 27-album Gizzard run, you're clearly a completist, which explains the 21 Brassens records sticking out like a sore thumb. It’s a shelf built on stamina and specific, heavy-hitter labels across 187 different imprints. It’s chaotic, it’s deep, and it’s fucking impressive. Put on that NIN and leave the Brassens for when you're feeling particularly morbid.”
Collection at a Glance
- Total records
- 693
- Format mix
- 464 vinyl · 149 CD · 12 cassette
- Top genres
- Alt/Indie · Rock · Global & Regional · Electronic
- Last spin
- Corpse Flower — Mike Patton, Jean-Claude Vannier · today
- Grails
- 9 — including Homework, Yes, Pretty Hate Machine
- Concerts
- 123 attended
- Wantlist
- 130 records sought
- Badges
- 45 earned
- Member since
- Feb 2026
The Clerk's take
Twenty-one Georges Brassens records. What the fuck.
Look, I love a deep dive, but twenty-one records by a French guy with a mustache singing about death and prostitutes next to 21 Nine Inch Nails albums is some genuine high-level psycho behavior. You’ve got more Brassens than Foo Fighters. That is a choice. A weird, fucking choice.
Up: The cerebral, synthetic pivot point.
This 1998 R.E.M. shift is a motherfucker. No Bill Berry. Peter Buck is credited here as an engineer and songwriter—his hands are on 21 other records on your shelf. You’ve got Robin Hurley producing this and 16 others. It’s wistful, it’s strange, and it fucking works.
The Petty and Gizzard pipelines are absolute units.
You’ve got the Tom Petty 1976-2002 run—33 records from the debut through The Last DJ. That is holy shit levels of commitment. Pair that with a 27-record King Gizzard streak and 189 records from the 90s, and you’ve built a fucking fortress of a collection. Real shit.
Full Moon Fever is rotting on your shelf.
You’ve owned this for 3 months and only spun it twice? What the actual fuck. Last played in April. Only ONE person in the Gatefold network has this physical copy and it's you. It’s a heartland rock masterclass. Spin this polished motherfucker tonight or sell it to someone who will.
Top genres
Stats for nerds
- 1King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard27
- 2R.E.M.27
- 3Foo Fighters21
- 4Georges Brassens21
- 5Nine Inch Nails21
- 1RCA32
- 2Interscope Records28
- 3Columbia27
- 4Roswell Records23
- 5Warner Bros. Records19
Badges 17
Unicorns 15
Albums where this collection is the only one on Gatefold.
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