Wax Treasure (Vinyl)

endo

David Porter, Isaac Hayes, Terry Callier ...

goosehd

Isaac Hayes

Aetas

@68degreesorless When it comes to Stevie Wonder, perhaps Looking Back is an option.
From 60s soul to the 70s balladry and funk.
Motown recordings from 1962 to 1971 on three LP’s.

GraemeE

said in Wax Treasure (Vinyl):

@68degreesorless a great place to discover alot of artists is to trace back and find out the source material of the samples used on 90s hip hop tracks

I am pretty sure ive already shared this Playlist at some point but just in case i havent

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/73MMjIftu08QNQMuFIjAio?si=CNSBDPviRSeUCrdtAGZgaA&pi=STKLVyBHRSCHp

endo

Sometimes it’s okay to have it a bit bombastic.

GraemeE

@endo I got the conductors baton thrown at me in school for repeatedly ignoring the dynamics (volume and intesity level ) at the beggining of the Uf dem Anger movement

I was cocky and 17 and had it coming to be honest

GraemeE

https://open.spotify.com/album/2oFwmxCUzVmP8pZxV1sdfN?si=lDHIqgaIQ7G7-CNlyNkZNA

Aetas

Elder -Through Zero on Spoti. Multimedialink

endo

I’m heading off for a few days in the endomobil again, but not without first showing you what’s been occupying my musical mind lately:

Agitation Free - Malesch

Föllakzoid - Föllakzoid

Minami Deutsch - With Dim Light

The Cosmic Dead - Easterfaust

Enjoy if you don't know them yet, or give them another listen if you do.

prpx

J-IV

Compilations are mad underrated

68degreesorless

Yes, I was a "no compilations" snob for a while, but those days are behind me. The OG playlist.

endo

My first records were basically the Red and Blue albums. I still love them, and sometimes I’m surprised when I listen to an original album and the song that follows isn’t the one I’m expecting.