Marty

Marty

/u/marty·Member since Mar 2026
The Clerk's verdict

Your collection is a bloody shrine to the power of the session engineer. With Bob Ludwig hitting 8 of your records and Ted Jensen at 6, you’ve basically curated a masterclass in how 80s and 90s rock was built to survive. You aren't just buying bands; you’re buying the sound of the desk, the room, and the guy who pushed the faders. It’s a clean, punchy, and highly disciplined archive. There’s a real tension here between your stadium-sized 80s appetite—178 records from that decade—and the prog-heavy obsession with Porcupine Tree and Steven Wilson. You clearly value the architecture of a record more than the chaos of the scene. It’s professional, it’s precise, and it’s a bit safe, but god damn, it works. The through-line is technical excellence, and you’ve stuck to it for 640 releases straight. Now, stop being a tosser and get some Eno on the deck.

Collection at a Glance

Total records
642
Format mix
223 vinyl · 410 CD · 1 cassette
Top genres
Rock · Alt/Indie · Electronic · Soul & Funk
Last spin
NightGazpacho · yesterday
Wantlist
5 records sought
Badges
35 earned
Member since
Mar 2026

The Clerk's take

The roast

Eighteen U2 records and not a single Eno credit?

Look, I get it — the 80s run from Boy to Zooropa is a commitment. 178 records from that decade alone? That's fucking mental. But with 640 pieces in the vault and zero Eno? Christ on a bike, sort that out.

Today's read

Spotlight: Porcupine Tree's On The Sunday Of Life...

You’ve got Alan Moulder on five of your records, and the man’s stamp is all over the production style of your Porcupine Tree run. Stick this on, let the wall of sound hit you, and try to tell me those 13 PT records weren't the smartest shelf choice you've made.

The win

Top shout on the deep-label consistency.

The 13-deep run on Porcupine Tree from '92 to '10 is absolute gold. Between that and the 13-strong U2 streak, you’ve got the 80s and 90s covered with more focus than half the wankers who walk into my shop.

Buried treasure

Dig out the Live records, you wanker.

You’ve got 9 Live records gathering dust. You haven't spun 'em in weeks? That's a crime. Go pull 'em. They’ve got the technical chops you clearly crave, and for fuck's sake, stop treating them like wall decoration.

CD
328
Vinyl
165
All Media
2
Oldest pressing
1970

Top genres

Rock 385Electronic 138Pop 104Jazz 40Funk / Soul 23Folk, World, & Country 9

Stats for nerds

By decade
'50
4
'60
3
'70
86
'80
121
'90
124
'00
88
'10
55
'20
19
Top artists · 253 unique
  1. 1Porcupine Tree15
  2. 2Pink Floyd10
  3. 3Live9
  4. 4Steven Wilson9
  5. 5Genesis8
Top labels
  1. 1Virgin41
  2. 2Kscope30
  3. 3A&M Records17
  4. 4Sony Music16
  5. 5Warner Bros. Records16
Oldest pressing
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young — Déjà Vu
Déjà Vu
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
1970
Newest pressing
Gorillaz — पर्वत (The Mountain)
पर्वत (The Mountain)
Gorillaz
2026
First in
Biffy Clyro — Ellipsis
Ellipsis
Biffy Clyro
Most recent
Nordic Giants — Amplify Human Vibration
Amplify Human Vibration
Nordic Giants

Badges 12

Tier 2
The Real Stuff
Tier 1
Cinco de Mayo Spinner
Tier 3
Century Press
Tier 3
Disc Habit
Tier 2
A Full Week
Tier 3
Off the Map
Tier 4
Crate Habit
Tier 2
Half a Hundred
Tier 5
Omnivore
Tier 8
All Eras
Tier 1
Mother's Day Spinner
Tier 1
OG User

Unicorns 15

Albums where this collection is the only one on Gatefold.

Premiata Forneria Marconi — Suonare Suonare
Suonare Suonare
Premiata Forneria Marconi
Yazz — Stand Up For Your Love Rights
Stand Up For Your Love Rights
Yazz
Alanis Morissette — Ironic
Ironic
Alanis Morissette
Stan Ridgway — Mosquitos
Mosquitos
Stan Ridgway
Clannad — The Collection
The Collection
Clannad
Doe Maar — Doe Maar
Doe Maar
Doe Maar
The Cranberries — Zombie
Zombie
The Cranberries
Simple Minds — Ballad Of The Streets
Ballad Of The Streets
Simple Minds
Bryan Ferry — Taxi
Taxi
Bryan Ferry
Eagles — The Very Best Of The Eagles
The Very Best Of The Eagles
Eagles
Live — Overcome
Overcome
Live
Jean-Michel Jarre — Images (The Best Of Jean Michel Jarre)
Images (The Best Of Jean Michel Jarre)
Jean-Michel Jarre
Zucchero — Zu & Co.
Zu & Co.
Zucchero
UB40 — Where Did I Go Wrong (Extended Mix)
Where Did I Go Wrong (Extended Mix)
UB40
Bon Jovi — One Wild Night: Live 1985-2001
One Wild Night: Live 1985-2001
Bon Jovi
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