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Congratulations to Soundgarden on their long overdue RRHOF induction. And yes, I am holding the vinyl single for Burden In My Hand.. in my hand 😀
#soundgarden
#rrhof
#burdeninmyhand
#outshined
#picturedisc
#musicsky
#vinylcollection
#badmotorfinger
#dotus
#nowspinning
The image shows a Technics turntable with a clear dust cover, spinning a vinyl picture disc of Soundgarden’s “Outshined.” The record rests on a yellow-and-red Badmotorfinger-themed slipmat, its swirling colors echoing the signature design from the band’s classic 1991 album era. The vivid tones of the slipmat create a striking contrast against the sleek silver turntable. To the right of the turntable sits a miniature black electric guitar, adorned with Soundgarden’s logo and the Badmotorfinger spiral emblem — a collectible piece that enhances the overall display. Behind it, prominently featured, is the Soundgarden Badmotorfinger Super Deluxe Edition box set, with its distinctive metallic saw-blade design and bold red “SOUNDGARDEN” lettering across the top. The reflection of the turntable’s tonearm and the lighting give the box a polished, high-end presence. The setup rests on a black shelving unit lined with neatly organized colorful folders or vinyl sleeves below. Altogether, the scene presents a clean, modern, and carefully curated homage to Soundgarden’s Badmotorfinger era — blending premium presentation with deep rock nostalgia. The image shows a man standing proudly in front of a large Soundgarden “Burden in My Hand” promotional poster. The poster features a desert scene with leafless trees set against a blue sky, and the song title “burden in my hand” appears in white, handwritten-style lettering across the upper portion. Beneath it, the words “SOUNDGARDEN – THE NEW SINGLE” are printed in bold dark blue text. The man, dressed in a black Adidas tracksuit with white stripes, is smiling as he holds a platinum record award for Soundgarden. The framed award includes a platinum vinyl disc, band photo, and an engraved plaque, all neatly arranged behind glass. In his other hand, he’s holding the vinyl single for “Burden in My Hand,” which features the same desert-themed artwork seen on the poster behind him. The overall presentation celebrates the success of Soundgarden’s hit single, capturing both the prestige of the platinum recognition and the fan’s evident pride in displaying this iconic piece of 1990s rock memorabilia.
November 8, 2025 at 5:28 PM
washman.bsky.social
Congratulations to OutKast on their RRHOF induction.
#outkast
#stankonia
#bob
#vinylcollection
#musicsky
#rrhof
The image shows a sleek vinyl record setup. A Technics turntable with a silver body and clear dust cover is actively spinning a black vinyl record. The stylus arm is positioned over the record, indicating that music is currently playing or about to start. Next to the turntable, on the same black shelving unit, is the record sleeve for OutKast’s single “B.O.B (Bombs Over Baghdad)”. The sleeve features a stylized black-and-white American flag with the OutKast logo prominently displayed in the lower-right corner. Below the turntable, colorful record sleeves or folders are neatly stored upright, adding visual contrast to the otherwise monochrome aesthetic of the setup. The overall lighting is clean and minimal, giving the scene a polished, modern look that highlights both the record player’s craftsmanship and the bold design of the OutKast sleeve. The image shows a man standing next to a large OutKast “Stankonia” promotional poster. The poster features Big Boi and André 3000 in front of a black-and-white American flag, the same artwork as the Stankonia album cover. Below the image, the poster text reads: “OUTKAST – STANKONIA THE ALBUM – ‘FKING SUPERB’ – OUT NOW”** The man is holding a vinyl copy of Stankonia that mirrors the poster’s design, with the same flag background and duo portrait. He is wearing a white pinstriped Adidas-style shirt and standing against a neutral wall, smiling slightly. The composition highlights the parallel between the album art and the promotional display, creating a vivid homage to OutKast’s iconic 2000 release.
November 8, 2025 at 2:55 AM
washman.bsky.social
Apparently, yesterday was National Chucky Day. Who knew?
#childsplay
#joerenzetti
#nationalchuckyday
#daveperillo
#musicsky
#nowspinning
The image shows a well-curated horror-themed vinyl display centered around Child’s Play and Halloween décor. On the left, a Technics turntable with a clear dust cover is spinning a striking white and blue splatter vinyl with a yellow Child’s Play center label. Behind the turntable is a vintage-style “5 More Days Till Halloween” poster featuring playful cartoon pumpkins, a witch, and a skeleton — a clear reference to Silver Shamrock from Halloween III. Next to the turntable sits the Child’s Play soundtrack LP jacket, which features an eerie illustration of young Chucky sitting on a bed, clutching a knife as a bolt of lightning cracks across the dark background, highlighting his face. On the far right is a Chucky-themed vinyl display stand, showcasing a bold, circular piece of artwork with Chucky’s menacing, wide-eyed grin in vivid red and yellow. Beneath everything is a neatly organized black shelving unit filled with vinyl records and box sets, arranged spine-out in a rainbow of colors. The overall scene blends horror nostalgia with clean, modern vinyl-collector aesthetics — spooky, stylish, and clearly ready for Halloween.
October 26, 2025 at 9:02 PM
washman.bsky.social
This movie was highly entertaining and especially so for metal heads into horror films of which I’m sure there are a few. The sequel just premiered at a film festival last month. I look forward to seeing it.
#deathgasm
#daveperillo
#musicsky
#nowplaying
The photo shows a Halloween-themed vinyl setup. In the center is a Technics turntable with its clear dust cover open and a striking white vinyl record on the platter, featuring dramatic black “smoke-burst” or splatter patterns radiating from the center label. Behind the turntable, on the left side, there’s a retro-style Silver Shamrock Novelties countdown poster referencing Halloween III: Season of the Witch, showing cartoonish pumpkins and skeleton characters and marking “9 More Days Till Halloween.” On the right side, positioned like a display piece, is the “Deathgasm” original motion picture soundtrack. Its album art shows horror-inspired characters with corpse paint, weapons, and demonic elements in a chaotic red-and-black composition. The scene is set against a neutral wall on a dark shelf. At the bottom left, miniature guitars decorate the setup, adding to the rock/metal vibe. Overall, the image blends horror aesthetics, vinyl collecting, and heavy-metal flair—perfectly matching a Halloween atmosphere.
October 23, 2025 at 12:50 AM
washman.bsky.social
I consider myself to be a horror movie fan, but it has been a long time since a movie scared me. Alien was that movie. Saw it with my parents during its original theatrical run. When we got home after seeing it I let them enter the apartment first 😄
#alien
#jerrygoldsmith
#musicsky
#nowplaying
The photo shows a stylish, Halloween-themed vinyl setup. At the center is a silver Technics turntable spinning a black ALIEN soundtrack vinyl, its dust cover propped open. The record’s label is dark with bold red lettering. To the left of the turntable, hanging on the wall, is a retro-style “10 More Days Till Halloween” poster, featuring cartoonish spooky characters and a jack-o’-lantern in a vintage horror-ad aesthetic. On the right side of the setup, displayed on the shelf, is an elaborate ALIEN soundtrack box set by Mondo. The artwork is black and red, featuring a terrifying xenomorph-inspired design with sharp teeth and biomechanical detailing. A matching red insert or art card lies on the shelf in front of it. Further to the right is a circular Waxwork Records slipmat with a neon-green skull graphic, leaning upright for display. Below the tabletop, multiple vinyl records are neatly organized on a lower shelf, adding color and structure to the scene. The overall vibe is bold, cinematic, and spooky—perfectly blending sci-fi horror with Halloween energy and audiophile aesthetics.
October 21, 2025 at 11:08 PM
washman.bsky.social
This movie was such a great surprise. I saw it in its first month of release before the hype. When I learned it was inspired by an episode of Spaced I grabbed that immediately and I highly recommend both.
#shaunofthedead
#danielmudford
#petewoodhead
#spaced
#daveperillo
#musicsky
#nowplaying
The image features a Halloween-themed vinyl display built around a Technics turntable. A vivid red-and-white splatter vinyl is spinning on the platter, and the center label confirms it is the Shaun of the Dead soundtrack, tying into the horror-comedy theme. Behind the turntable is a retro-style “More Days Till Halloween” countdown poster (inspired by Halloween III: Season of the Witch), with “11” written in the countdown circle. The poster is decorated with cartoonish Halloween characters — a pumpkin-head trick-or-treater and a little skeleton — keeping things festive and playful. On the right side of the setup sits a bright red Shaun of the Dead gatefold vinyl sleeve, featuring a chaotic scene of a crowd and smoke rising from buildings — a nod to the zombie uprising from the film. Next to it is a box set of Spaced, the TV series that also starred Simon Pegg and was created with Edgar Wright, making it a fun companion piece for fans. On the left edge of the frame are several miniature guitar collectibles, adding a musical accent to the overall display. The shelf beneath the turntable is lined with vinyl records, rounding out the music-lover’s atmosphere. ⸻ The whole scene has a cohesive vibe: Halloween season + vinyl collecting + Edgar Wright fandom, presented in a clean, stylish, and deliberately curated way.
October 20, 2025 at 9:07 PM
washman.bsky.social
Not the scariest movie I’ve seen but quite possibly the funniest.
#armyofdarkness
#josephloduca
#dannyelfman
#daveperillo
#musicsky
#vinylcommunity
The image shows a Halloween-themed vinyl setup on top of a turntable. A Technics record player sits at the center, its dust cover open, with a black vinyl record spinning on the platter. On top of the record is a small skeleton figurine posed as if it’s riding along with the music, adding a playful spooky touch. To the right of the turntable is the Army of Darkness soundtrack vinyl, proudly displayed in its sleeve featuring the iconic artwork of Ash holding his chainsaw heroically against a dark, dramatic background. Behind the turntable, there is a retro-style “More Days Till Halloween” countdown poster in bright orange and green, evoking Halloween III: Season of the Witch. The number 12 is written in the countdown circle, showing how many days remain until Halloween. The poster includes vintage cartoon characters like a pumpkin-head figure and a skeleton trick-or-treater. On the left edge of the frame, a few miniature guitars or guitar-shaped ornaments can be seen, reinforcing the musical theme. Overall, the scene blends horror nostalgia, vinyl culture, and Halloween spirit into a fun and stylish display—perfect for spooky season.
October 19, 2025 at 7:49 PM
washman.bsky.social
Godzilla as he was meant to be… a destroyer. Not some champion or defender of the people.
#godzillaminusone
#naokisato
#daveperillo
#musicsky
#vinylcommunity
The image shows a stylish Halloween-themed vinyl setup. At the center is a Technics turntable with a translucent aqua blue vinyl record spinning under a clear dust cover. Sitting on top of the record is a small figurine of a green-faced witch wearing a black cloak with orange trim, holding a scroll or paper—adding a spooky seasonal touch. Behind the turntable is a vintage-style “13 More Days Till Halloween” poster inspired by Halloween III: Season of the Witch. It features cartoonish Silver Shamrock masks (pumpkin, witch, skull) with the tagline “It’s almost time, kids. The clock is ticking.” To the left of the turntable, there are two miniature electric guitar replicas leaning against what appears to be a drum-off souvenir mug featuring stylized images of musicians. On the right side of the setup sits the Godzilla Minus One vinyl record sleeve, displaying a dramatic image of Godzilla emerging from debris. In front of it, a detailed Godzilla figurine stands facing slightly left, completing the cinematic and Halloween atmosphere. The entire scene has a cozy, collector’s vibe—merging horror movie nostalgia, vinyl culture, and kaiju fandom in a single display.
October 18, 2025 at 4:16 PM
washman.bsky.social
There’s a deleted scene on the blu-ray that features drunk driving, underage drinking and a food fight culminating in the very curious placement of food items. The 70s were wild 😄
#phantasm
#fredmyrow
#malcolmseagrave
#daveperillo
#musicsky
#vinylsky
The image shows a stylish Halloween-themed vinyl setup with a cinematic horror vibe. At the center is a Technics turntable with a clear dust cover, spinning a silver vinyl record that gleams under the warm lighting. On top of the record sits a small pumpkin-headed figurine, adding a playful and spooky seasonal touch. To the right, leaning against the wall, is the “Phantasm” soundtrack vinyl — its vivid red and orange cover art features the sinister Tall Man character gripping a reflective silver sphere, with haunting imagery of the film’s eerie world. Behind the turntable is a retro-style “Halloween III: Season of the Witch” poster, which reads “14 MORE DAYS TILL HALLOWEEN” in bold orange text. The poster depicts cartoonish pumpkin, witch, and skeleton figures beneath a large white moon, paired with the tagline: “It’s almost time, kids. The clock is ticking…” The overall mood is dark yet nostalgic — a perfect blend of Halloween spirit and vintage horror soundtrack aesthetics, capturing both film fandom and vinyl artistry in a single shot.
October 17, 2025 at 11:15 PM
washman.bsky.social
Belatedly celebrating the 40th anniversary of this album. It’s a rare triple format release for me. Originally purchased it on cassette and then upgraded to CD. Finally, many years later I completed the trifecta with vinyl.
#loveandrockets
#seventhdreamofteenageheaven
#musicsky
#vinylsky
The image shows a sleek and stylish vinyl setup centered on a Technics turntable with a blue translucent vinyl record spinning on its platter. The record on the turntable is Seventh Dream of Teenage Heaven by Love and Rockets, as indicated by the matching album sleeve propped up behind the player. The album cover features a minimalist design with a black circle enclosing a vertical blue stripe and a red heart symbol, set against a deep blue background. The band’s name, LOVE AND ROCKETS, appears in uppercase red letters at the top, while the album title, SEVENTH DREAM OF TEENAGE HEAVEN, is printed along the bottom. The turntable sits on a black shelving unit that neatly stores a variety of vinyl record sleeves, visible in several colors—red, purple, yellow, and clear—adding a vibrant and organized touch to the scene. The tonearm is positioned above the record, ready to play, and the clear dust cover is open, catching a bit of reflection from the lighting. Overall, the photo captures a modern yet nostalgic atmosphere—clean, well-composed, and emphasizing the beauty of vinyl playback with a vivid pop of color from the blue record.
October 16, 2025 at 9:08 PM
washman.bsky.social
Happy Batman Day!
#thebatman
#bottleneckgallery
#batmanday
This is a framed poster for The Batman (2022 film). The artwork is done in a bold red-and-black palette with a collage-like style. The main shape is the silhouette of Batman’s cowl and cape, outlined with rough, torn-tape–like edges. Inside that silhouette, multiple layered images are revealed: • Batman himself in profile, looming in the background. • The Riddler, wearing his glasses and mask, positioned prominently near the center. • Catwoman (Selina Kyle) crouched, whip in hand, depicted mid-action. • Oswald Cobblepot / The Penguin, holding an umbrella, shown at the bottom right. • A background filled with Gotham imagery, including newspaper headlines, protest signs, and shadowy figures, emphasizing the film’s gritty noir tone. Text details include: • In the upper right corner: >> UNMASK. >> THE. >> TRUTH. in glitchy red text, referencing the Riddler’s cryptic style. • Near the bottom: the film’s title “The Batman”, written in a jagged, hand-scrawled font across the collage. • Along the right side, strange cryptographic symbols, resembling the Riddler’s cipher markings, run vertically. The overall design captures the film’s dark detective aesthetic, blending mystery, menace, and chaos in a striking graphic composition.
September 20, 2025 at 8:39 PM
washman.bsky.social
TIL the “scientist” featured in the music video and sampled on the record was an actual scientist. Dr. Magnus Pyke was famous in the UK thanks to numerous TV appearances in the 60s and 70s.
#nowspinning
#musicsky
#vinylsky
#thomasdolby
#magnuspyke
#sheblindedmewithscience
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The image shows a cozy vinyl listening setup. A silver Technics turntable is playing a record, with the dust cover lifted open. The tonearm is lowered onto the spinning vinyl, and the label on the record is cream-colored with text printed in black. Behind the turntable, propped upright, is the 12-inch single sleeve for “She Blinded Me With Science (Extended Version)” by Thomas Dolby. The artwork features a large illustration of eyeglasses with gold-colored rims against a light background, with the title and artist’s name in bold lettering at the top and bottom. On the left edge of the image, you can also see the headstock of a miniature white guitar model, adding a decorative touch that complements the music theme.
September 18, 2025 at 7:38 PM
washman.bsky.social
Summoned straight from Sanctuary: the Diablo IV soundtrack on blazing orange vinyl. Limited edition, 4LP box set — a true demon of a collector’s piece. 🕹️🎶 #VinylCollection #DiabloIV #NowSpinning
The image shows a vinyl record setup with a gaming theme under vibrant purple and pink lighting. • Turntable & Vinyl: A silver Technics turntable is playing a striking red translucent vinyl record, which glows vividly under the lighting. The dust cover is open, reflecting some of the room’s ambient colors. • Merchandise & Decor: To the right of the turntable sits a Funko Pop! figure (#953, from Diablo) in its box, next to a large, sealed Diablo IV 4-LP vinyl soundtrack box set. The box has a sticker noting its special contents (colored vinyl, art, etc.). • Background & Atmosphere: The whole setup is bathed in neon hues, giving it a dramatic, almost hellish glow that fits perfectly with the Diablo IV theme. Below the table, you can see a row of colorful vinyl spines neatly arranged, adding contrast to the darker tones of the display.
September 17, 2025 at 5:43 PM
washman.bsky.social
A lot of good tunes here but I’ve always been mystified as to how Timberlake thought it was a good idea to try and call out Prince on record. An extremely ill-advised decision.
#timbaland
#shockvalue
#ivc
#musicsky
#vinylsky
The image shows a stylish vinyl record setup. • Turntable: A silver Technics turntable with its clear dust cover open. The tonearm is engaged, and the record is actively spinning. • Vinyl Record: A striking black and purple splatter vinyl is on the platter, its center label visible with light text. • Album Cover: Propped up behind the turntable is Timbaland Presents Shock Value, featuring Timbaland in a black suit standing in front of a dark alley with a lit doorway in the background. • Surroundings: To the left of the turntable are several miniature guitar models on stands, adding to the musical theme. To the right, on the shelving unit below, a row of colorful binders or vinyl storage sleeves lines the shelf, giving the setup a vibrant touch. The whole scene gives off a modern yet personal vibe—part audiophile listening station, part display space for music and collectibles.
September 1, 2025 at 9:40 PM
washman.bsky.social
I missed an anniversary post this weekend. My first Lollapalooza with Jane’s Addiction headlining. We bought our tickets the day of the show. It was a far different experience the following year but that’s a post for another day.
#lollapalooza
#janesaddiction
#ritualdelohabitual
#musicsky
#vinylsky
This image shows a collection of Jane’s Addiction memorabilia displayed on a granite countertop. • Top left: A CD copy of Ritual de lo Habitual, the band’s 1990 album. The cover art features a red border and a sculpture-like artwork of intertwined figures draped in red fabric. • Center and bottom: A 12-inch vinyl record single of Been Caught Stealing (12” remix version). The black sleeve has bold red text at the top reading “JANE’S ADDICTION” and yellow text at the bottom for the title. The sleeve features a photo of people sitting on mechanical rides (like coin-operated kiddie rides) in front of a brick wall. • Overlaying the vinyl sleeve: A vintage concert ticket stub for Lollapalooza Festival at Lake Fairfax Park, Virginia, dated Friday, August 16, 1991. The ticket price was $29.50, and it includes rules like “no alcohol, containers, etc.” Overall, the items highlight a snapshot of Jane’s Addiction’s early 1990s era—featuring one of their biggest singles, a classic album, and the first-ever Lollapalooza festival.
August 19, 2025 at 11:54 PM
washman.bsky.social
The video for Smells Like Teen Spirit was filmed on this date in 1991 and helped launch a sea change in pop music. Suddenly, fringe artists were topping the charts and selling millions of records. Glad I was there for it.
#nirvana
#smellsliketeenspirit
#12inch
#musicsky
#vinylsky
The image features a stylish music setup with a Technics turntable playing a vinyl record. The dust cover is open, and the tonearm is engaged with the spinning record, which has a dark center label with white text. To the right of the turntable, a Nirvana “Smells Like Teen Spirit” record sleeve is prominently displayed. The cover has a blue background resembling water, with a blurry, amber-tinted photo of the band members—Kurt Cobain, Krist Novoselic, and Dave Grohl—at the center. The band’s name “NIRVANA” appears in bold blue text at the top, while the song title is printed in a smaller, more subtle typeface below the image. Also sitting on the turntable is a Kurt Cobain Funko Pop! vinyl figure, complete with long blonde hair, a green jacket, and a guitar—adding a fun, collectible touch to the scene. On the left edge of the frame, a partial view of miniature guitars is again visible. The overall mood of the image captures both a love for vinyl and grunge-era nostalgia, presented with a clean and modern aesthetic.
August 17, 2025 at 3:55 PM
washman.bsky.social
The fourth album by the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Mother’s Milk, was released 36 years ago today.
#rhcp
#mothersmilk
#musicksky
#vinylsky
The image shows a Technics turntable with its dust cover open, playing a vinyl record. The record on the platter has a light-colored center label with text. Behind the turntable, leaning against the wall, is the album cover for the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Mother’s Milk. The cover features a black-and-white photo of a woman with long dark hair, topless but partially covered, holding the small, superimposed figures of the band members in her arms. A single red rose is also part of the design, adding a striking contrast to the otherwise monochrome artwork. On the left side of the image, miniature model guitars are visible, standing upright as part of the decor. The setup again highlights a music-listening corner, combining the turntable with prominently displayed album art for a visually engaging scene.
August 16, 2025 at 8:28 PM
washman.bsky.social
The second album from the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Freaky Styley, was released 40 years ago today.
#rhcp
#freakystyley
#musicsky
#vinylsky
The image shows a vinyl record setup. A Technics turntable is playing a record with the dust cover open. The record on the platter has a white center label with text. Behind the turntable, leaning against the wall, is the album cover for Freaky Styley by the Red Hot Chili Peppers. The cover features a collage of people in dynamic, mid-air poses, many of them wearing sunglasses and colorful outfits, creating a chaotic, funky atmosphere. On the left side of the image, several miniature guitar replicas are visible, standing upright as part of the decor. The overall scene captures a warm, music-focused setup that highlights both the listening experience and the visual art of vinyl records.
August 16, 2025 at 5:15 PM
washman.bsky.social
Happy 808 Day!
#808day
#roland
#afrikabambaataa
#soulsonicforce
#musicsky
#vinylsky
The image shows a modern music setup on a black shelving unit. On the left is a silver Technics turntable with a transparent dust cover raised. A black vinyl record with a red center label is on the platter, and the tonearm is positioned over it, indicating playback. To the right of the turntable sits a Roland TR-08 Rhythm Composer, a compact drum machine modeled after the classic TR-808. The LED display reads “120.0,” likely showing the BPM setting. Behind the drum machine, there’s a vinyl record sleeve propped upright. It is bright red with minimalist artwork featuring four stylized rectangles, and text that reads: “Afrika Bambaataa & The Soulsonic Force – Planet Rock (Remixes).” At the bottom, it notes “Music from the Documentary 808.” Below the equipment, the shelving holds numerous vinyl records, neatly stored upright in various colored sleeves, suggesting a sizable music collection.
August 8, 2025 at 10:54 PM
washman.bsky.social
The July IVC selection is most definitely "Mike Patton Approved" 😆
#wolfmother
#musicsky
#vinylsky
#ivc
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The photo captures a clean, three-quarter view of a modern vinyl-listening setup: * **Turntable** – A silver Technics direct-drive deck (looks like the SL-1500C) sits on a black shelf. Its clear acrylic dust cover is propped open, so you can see the torque-platter, silver speed selector buttons, and the S-shaped tone-arm. The arm is cued over the run-in groove, fitted with a distinctive **red Ortofon 2M Red cartridge**, so the record is already spinning. * **Record** – A striking, translucent marigold-yellow LP occupies the platter. Light passing through the vinyl gives it a glowing, almost molten quality. The center label shows fantasy-style artwork that echoes the album’s cover palette—soft oranges, deep blues, and a silhouetted branch or claw motif—identifying it as **Wolfmother’s self-titled album**. * **Album sleeve** – Propped upright just behind the turntable, the gatefold (or outer) sleeve displays the dark, tempestuous cover painting: a winged, golden figure emerging from swirling storm clouds above a roiling sea. The white-to-pink “WOLFMOTHER” logo is printed in the top right corner, angled slightly by perspective. * **Overall scene** – Soft indoor lighting and the reflection in the dust cover highlight the record’s sheen and the brushed-aluminum finish of the deck. The composition draws the eye from the vivid yellow disc on the left to the dramatic sleeve art on the right, neatly showcasing both the equipment and the music being played.
August 4, 2025 at 9:43 PM
washman.bsky.social
Ohhhhhh yeah!
#musicchallenge
#colorthemusic
#yello
#ohyeah
#musicsky
#vinylsky

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The image shows a brightly colored yellow vinyl record playing on a modern silver turntable with a transparent dust cover open. The tonearm is engaged, indicating the record is currently spinning. The vinyl has a black center label with red and white text. Behind the turntable, there is a record sleeve prominently displayed. The sleeve is for the song “Oh Yeah” by Yello, famously used in the films Ferris Bueller’s Day Off and The Secret of My Success. The text on the sleeve reads: • “YELLO in the Movies.” • “OH YEAH from: FERRIS BUELLER’S DAY OFF (Ferris macht blau)” • “SECRET OF MY SUCCESS (Das Geheimnis meines Erfolges)” It also notes “LIMITED EDITION YELLOW VINYL” in a circular badge on the upper right of the cover. The cover art features a silhouetted image of two men in profile against a sunset or orange-red gradient background.
June 28, 2025 at 8:57 PM
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Alice In Chains’ 2009 release, Black Gives Way To Blue, was their first album featuring vocalist William DuVall. The lead single, Check My Brain, has an irresistible groove.
#musicchallenge
#colorthemusic
#aliceinchains
#blackgiveswaytoblue
#musicsky
#vinylsky

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This black-and-white image features a vinyl record setup prominently displaying Alice in Chains – Black Gives Way to Blue. Here’s a breakdown of the elements: • Turntable: The vinyl record is spinning on a Technics turntable with a clear dust cover raised. The tonearm is engaged, playing the record. • Vinyl Record: The record appears to be a clear or translucent pressing. The center label shows an anatomical heart, matching the album’s cover art. • Album Sleeve: Leaning against the wall behind the turntable is the Black Gives Way to Blue album sleeve. It features a detailed illustration of an anatomical heart against a black background, with the band’s name and album title in white text. • Miniature Guitars: Two decorative miniature electric guitars are visible—one behind the turntable and another on the left side—adding a rock aesthetic to the setup. • Setting: The setup is placed on a dark cabinet with carpeted flooring, suggesting a cozy music-listening space. The monochrome filter adds a dramatic and moody tone, fitting for the emotional depth of the Alice in Chains album.
June 27, 2025 at 8:58 PM
washman.bsky.social
Happy birthday to The Maestro!
#mickjones
#traininvain
#bankrobber
#theclash
#vinylsky
#musicsky
The image shows a vinyl listening setup featuring a Technics turntable playing a 7-inch single. The record has an orange CBS label and is spinning atop a black slipmat with a white starburst design. A 45 RPM adapter is fitted at the center. In the background, the picture sleeve for the single is displayed upright. It features a black-and-white photo of Mick Jones of The Clash performing live, playing guitar. The band’s name, THE CLASH, is prominently printed in bold letters—“THE” in bright pink stacked vertically, and “CLASH” in lime green horizontally. Above the image, handwritten-style text lists tracks including “Bankrobber”, “Rockers Galore… UK Tour”, and credits Mikey Dread. The scene combines punk rock history with classic analog audio gear in a stylish and nostalgic setup.
June 27, 2025 at 12:04 AM
washman.bsky.social
Jaws, released 50 years ago today, launched the era of the summer blockbuster.
#jaws
#soundtrack
#johnwilliams
#musicsky
#vinylsky
The image shows a light blue vinyl record spinning on a Technics turntable with a clear dust cover open. The record is the soundtrack to Jaws, with the JAWS title printed in bold red letters on the center label. To the right of the turntable, the album cover is displayed upright. The artwork features a large shark jawbone framing a dock scene with fishing boats, hinting at the film’s seaside setting and ominous tone. An obi strip with vertical red “JAWS” lettering and production details about composer John Williams is also visible alongside the cover. The overall setup appears clean, modern, and well-curated — likely part of a collector’s display with care taken to highlight the presentation of this iconic soundtrack release.
June 20, 2025 at 8:52 PM
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Primus had never released anything on 7-inch vinyl until this Third Man Records box set from 2022. Wynona’s Big Brown Beaver was one of six singles included.
#musicchallenge
#colorthemusic
#primus
#musicsky
#vinylsky

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The image shows the vinyl record sleeve for the Primus single “Wynona’s Big Brown Beaver,” prominently displayed as part of a turntable setup. The scene blends the band’s signature surrealism with a casual, home listening vibe. • In the foreground, the eye-catching record sleeve leans upright, featuring a grotesque, 3D-rendered humanoid beaver character: • It has bulging eyes, large white buck teeth, and exaggerated pink lips • The beaver wears a vivid red cowboy outfit with yellow gloves and oversized buttons • A large purple cowboy hat tops off the strange ensemble • Behind the beaver, a small girl stands calmly, holding a leash that connects to the creature, implying it is her pet. Her expression is neutral and understated, in contrast to the chaotic foreground • The background of the sleeve is a swirl of fiery red and orange, further amplifying the absurdity and manic energy of the cover art • In front of the sleeve is a vinyl record, already placed on a turntable platter, indicating the record is in use or ready to be played. The label on the vinyl is visible but not clearly legible in the image. • The turntable itself is sleek and modern, with a visible tonearm resting in the off position. The setup is placed on a wooden or wood-toned surface, suggesting a casual listening environment. Overall, the image combines the intense, surreal artistry of Primus with the tactile appeal of vinyl listening, capturing a moment that’s both bizarre and grounded in analog music appreciation.
June 19, 2025 at 4:25 PM