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Layloe

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

Your collection is a massive, sprawling beast of the mid-20th century. With 1000 records across 477 labels, you aren't just buying music; you're mapping out a very specific, blues-inflected, rock-heavy geography. The Stones streak is a monster at 24 records, anchoring the transition from the 60s boom to the 70s peak where you really go hard. There’s a clear love for the long-form run here. Whether it's the My Morning Jacket marathon from 1999 through 2011 or that dizzying 'Various' pile, you gravitate toward artists or labels you can actually sink your teeth into for a decade or more. You live and die by the 1970s—319 records is no joke—but you’ve got enough 60s gear to keep the foundation solid. It’s a shelf that tells a story of someone who digs deep into the catalog and stays there until they’ve heard every fuckin' note. Just do yourself a favor and get those 'Various' records sorted before the pile becomes an architectural hazard.

Collection at a Glance

Total records
1,358
Format mix
1355 vinyl
Top genres
Rock · Jazz · Soul & Funk · Country
Last spin
Strike AnywhereEarl Scruggs Revue · yesterday
Concerts
10 attended
Wantlist
44 records sought
Badges
29 earned
Member since
Jun 2026

The Clerk's take

The roast

Sixty-five 'Various' records? Fuckin' hell.

Look, I get it, anthologies are fine. But sixty-five records labeled 'Various'? You’ve got a massive blind spot where your organizational skills should be. Are these comps? Bootlegs? Random junk from a clearance bin? Sort your shit out, man.

Today's read

My Morning Jacket, ten deep.

You’ve got everything from The Tennessee Fire through Circuital. That’s a fuckin' commitment. With 1000 records in the shop, these ten are the ones holding down your late 90s to early 2010s output. Heavy shit for a rainy Tuesday.

The win

The 1970s dominate this whole operation.

You’re sitting on 319 records from the 70s alone, backed by a 24-record run of The Rolling Stones from '64 to '80. That is absolute commitment to the era. The 60s trailing at 197 is just the cherry on top. This is a collection with teeth.

Buried treasure

Hey Drag City needs a spin.

It’s sitting in that 33-deep run of 'Various' records you haven't touched in 12 weeks. Stop letting the dust settle on the back end of that streak. Throw it on. It’s part of history, motherfucker. Don't let it collect mold.

Vinyl
500
Oldest pressing
1956

Top genres

Rock 226Folk, World, & Country 119Jazz 88Funk / Soul 78Pop 52Hip Hop 51

Stats for nerds

By decade
'40
1
'50
9
'60
81
'70
198
'80
51
'90
28
'00
32
'10
62
'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 Victor18
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
Iron And Wine, The Low Anthem — Daytrotter Session
Daytrotter Session
Iron And Wine, The Low Anthem

Badges 7

Tier 2
A Full Week
Tier 1
Side A
Tier 5
Wall of Wax
Tier 6
The Thousand
Tier 6
The Whole Shelf
Tier 8
All Eras
Tier 1
One of One

Unicorns 1

Albums where this collection is the only one on Gatefold.

Clarence "Frogman" Henry — The Legendary Clarence 'Frogman' Henry
The Legendary Clarence 'Frogman' Henry
Clarence "Frogman" Henry
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