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- Haruki Murakami always listens to music while writing. He has over 10,000 records to choose from... 📸: SWITCH Vol.37 No.12 Nov 2023
- Remembering Lô Borges, a true legend of Brazilian music and beyond. Borges was a fundamental architect of the legendary Clube da Esquina collective, a movement that redefined MPB by fearlessly blending psychedelia, folk-rock, jazz, and the deep soul of Minas Gerais.
- hello people, ruel here. i’m gonna be taking over discogs twitter for the next 51 minutes to talk about James morrison’s debut album ‘Undiscovered’. hava listen wiv me - R
- “Brian Wilson, he made all his records with four tracks, but you couldn't make his records if you had a hundred tracks today.” - Bob Dylan Rest in peace Brian Wilson.
- As Black Sabbath’s vocal avatar, Ozzy Osbourne helped invent heavy metal. And as a solo artist, Ozzy commanded a massive audience as the living embodiment of the wild child in the heart of every metalhead. Rest in peace, Prince of Darkness.
- Remembering Rick Davies, co-founder of Supertramp, who passed away at the age of 81. Davies's contributions were integral to Supertramp's most iconic work, including classic tracks like "Bloody Well Right" and "Goodbye Stranger."
- .@Metallica's 'Master of Puppets' album went from averaging nearly 80 daily adds to the Wantlist to over 560 additions to the Wantlist on July 2nd after Stranger Things 4 Vol. 2 featured their song. 💿 disc.gs/Metallica-MOP-…
- Thanks for the rec! Gotta check them out!
- Farewell to the Spaceman. Ace Frehley's riffs helped define the legendary stadium sound of @kiss. His self-taught, no-lessons approach to guitar work encouraged a generation of fans to pick up a guitar and chase bedroom riff greatness.
- Who here still loves CDs!? 🎵📀
- “Sly invented the alphabet for which most of pop and R&B or Black music will write from for, you know, the next 60 years. Like, we're still writing from his dictionary to this day,” - @questlove Rest in peace Sly Stone.
