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Love the way this thread sidetracked today! It’s been great to see everyone’s animal companions. Really has made me smile. And they all look so happy and well taken care of!!! 😸

My cat, Lola, is a vinyl lover too!

So... I just got a shipping notice for Hail Cesar. It took two firm emails to customer service to get it shipped. My sub is up at the end of September and I’m out. Still have $35 in credit to spend, so I think I’m going to find something/anything that I like which they have in hand and get...

Hi everyone! Just curious if anyone has received their copy of Hail Ceasar? I emailed CS and was told to wait “a few weeks”. 😒

I have a hard time trying to rank the best concerts I’ve seen, BUT, I can recall the two most disappointing ones very easily. A Tribe Called Quest. This was a small show on my college campus during their tour for Peoples Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm. The opening act was our local...

So... I got a reply from Pauly regarding my Skull Session misfortune. Here’s the response: “ Hey there, Extremely sorry about that! Turns out, only 3-4 non members got copies, but I still get the frustration. Are you still receiving those emails regularly? Let me know, but again, I am so...

Thanks for the responses. I sent a dm on Instagram. And I’ll try contacting customer service just to tell them what a bad look that email they keep sending me is!

Who should I contact?? thanks

Second time I got this email. I had the record in my cart when it sold out. Of course when I follow the link it says my cart is empty. Nice of them to keep rubbing it in! 😡😡😡

Grant Green, Sunday Morning 2019 RSD Plaid Room Records Exclusive. Fantastic sounding repress. Right up there with the Tone Poet stuff. We are living through a wonderful period of killer sounding Grant Green reissues. I’m buying everything!

original 1969 pressing on the Prestige label. Mostly funky slab of soul jazz with some nice Bernard Purdie drums on a couple tracks.

Grant Green, Funk In France. 3 LP. 2018 RSD pressing by Resonance Records. Live funky workouts from Green with trio and quartet. The 1969 session from Maison de la Radio in Paris on the first record sounds louder and more dynamic than the recordings from the Antibes Jazz Festival on the remain...

I know what you mean! My wife and I just bought a cedar post-and-beam mid century house and all I can think about is how fantastic my jazz records are going to sound there!

Here’s a look at Dave Brubeck’s amazing mid century pad in Connecticut to help you dial into the vibe for November’s Classics release: See Inside Jazz Great Dave Brubeck's Groovy Connecticut Home

I’ve came across this record at least twice in the past year or so at the flea market, thrift store or antique store, can’t really remember. I know I’ve passed it up multiple times before that in my record collecting career. I have a decent copy I bought many years ago for a dollar or so. It’s...

Really underwhelmed by the choice of Brubeck’s Jazz Impressions of Japan. It’s a fairly common album and one that’s merely good, not great. Ho hum, time to swap out again.

Peter Nero, Disco Dance and Love Themes of The 70’s Nice easy listening/disco record from schmaltz maestro Peter Nero. Surprisingly funky with some pretty killer breaks for beat miners.

20th anniversary reissue of the one that started it all: DJ P and Z-Trip’s Uneasy Listening volume 1 ushered in the brief but happy era of the mash-up a generation ago. Props to DJ P for keeping it real, still rocking all vinyl sets these many years later and able to go toe to toe with just...

Groovy Latin tinged soul-jazz from England’s “The Lewis Express. All analogue recording on red vinyl purchased via the label, ATA Record’s, Band Camp page. Also check out their releases of orchestral jazz covers of J Dilla and MadVillian by The ATA Orchestra if you’re into stuff like El...

Hard to go wrong with Cal Tjader in my book. “Guarabe”, from 1976 is a bit of a fusion-y ride through some familiarly solid Tjader grooves that nonetheless remains funky despite some of the questionably slick production flourishes common to the era.