Tennessee Jim's "Hold Me Tight" 45 (Choice, 1957) in PETER HUJAR'S DAY (2025, dir. Ira Sachs)

A mocked up cover for a 45 of Marjorie's song "Foolish Girl" (performed by the artist Laney Tripp) made for SCHOOL SPIRITS S2E5 "Ghost Who's Coming To Dinner"

Miles Davis's TUTU (Warner Bros., 1986) in THE TALENTED MR. RIPLEY (1999, dir. Anthony Minghella)

Alice Coltrane's PTAH, THE EL DAOUD (Impulse, 1970) in an episode of M*A*S*H

Unknown album spotted in RESURRECTION (2025, dir. Bi Gan)

Kate Bush's HOUNDS OF LOVE (EMI America, 1985), Tiffany's TIFFANY (MCA, 1987), and the Clash's LONDON CALLING (Epic, 1980) in STRANGER THINGS S05E06 (dir. Shawn Levy)

Marvin Gaye's LIVE AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM (Motown, 1977) in GREMLINS (1984, dir. Joe Dante)

Vaughn Meader's THE FIRST FAMILY (Cadence, 1962) and Alex North's soundtrack for SPARTACUS (Decca, 1960) in THE FABELMANS (2022, dir. Steven Spielberg) Can't tell what the LP in the middle is. Any ideas?

Mike Nichols & Elaine May's AN EVENING WITH MIKE NICHOLS AND ELAINE MAY (Mercury, 1961) in ALMOST FAMOUS (2000, dir. Cameron Crowe)

Bob Newhart's THE BUTTON-DOWN MIND OF BOB NEWHART (Columbia, 1960) in MAD MEN S1E4 - "New Amsterdam" (2007)

Noted jazz violin fan Demi Moore picking up Jean-Luc Ponty's IMAGINARY VOYAGE (Atlantic, 1976) and Noel Pointer's PHANTAZIA (Blue Note, 1977) at Tower Records.

The Beatles' YESTERDAY AND TODAY (Capitol, 1966) in THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE 2 (1986, dir. Tobe Hooper)

From an episode of THE BRADY BUNCH, Canned Heat's FUTURE BLUES (1970, Liberty) mocked up as a marching band record w/ The Rolling Stones' EXILE ON MAIN ST. (1972, Rolling Stones). h/t @jonwurster.bsky.social

Ohio Players' HONEY (Mercury, 1975) in DROP SQUAD (1994, dir. D. Clarke Johnson)

The Wipers’ Is This Real? CD in an episode of Are You Afraid of the Dark?

frank kozik pig and his ritual device / killdozer split sleeve art in the first episode of buffy

Sweet General Public shirt spotted in WAXWORK (1988, dir. Anthony Hickox)

A mocked up label for John Denver's GREATEST HITS in FINAL DESTINATION (2000, dir. James Wong)

Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass's WHIPPED CREAM & OTHER DELIGHTS (A&M, 1965) in S01E03 of FREAKS AND GEEKS

Jerry Butler's JERRY BUTLER! (Pickwick) in HELLO MARY LOU: PROM NIGHT II (1987, dir. Bruce Pittman)

Some great Cancon™️ in HELLO MARY LOU: PROM NIGHT II (1987, dir. Bruce Pittman): a poster for a gig by Ontario experimental band Violence and the Sacred

Not an album but there's a sweet KISS poster in the Alexander Hamilton High cafeteria in PROM NIGHT (1980, dir. Paul Lynch)

Jimmy Newman's SINGS COUNTRY SONGS (Decca, 1966) in COLUMBO S01E07 "Blueprint For Murder"

From THIS IS SPINAL TAP (1983, dir. Rob Reiner) (bottom row) BATTLE OF THE GARAGES (Vox, 1981) The Boys Choir of Vienna's CHRISTMAS VOICES & BELLS (Holiday, 1980), Bobby Helms' JINGLE BELL ROCK (Mistletoe, 1973)

Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five's THE MESSAGE (Sugar Hill, 1982), KRS-One's RETURN OF THE BOOM BAP (Jive, 1993), and Otis Redding's THE DOCK OF THE BAY (Volt, 1968) in HIGHEST 2 LOWEST (2025, dir. Spike Lee)

Talking Heads' MORE SONGS ABOUT BUILDINGS AND FOOD (Sire, 1978) (Warner Bros., 1983) and Randy Newman's TROUBLE IN PARADISE in SORRY/NOT SORRY (2023, dir. Caroline Suh and Cara Mones)

The Tokens' THE LION SLEEPS TONIGHT (RCA Victor, 1961) in S2E1 of HIGH POTENTIAL

Cliff Richard & the Shadows' THE YOUNG ONES (Columbia, 1961) in "Live from the Grill-O-Mat Snack Bar, Paignton" (S02E05) of MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS

Crass's "Reality Asylum" b/w "Shaved Women" single (Crass, 1979) in CRASS: THE SOUND OF FREE SPEECH (THE STORY OF REALITY ASYLUM) (2023, dir. Brandon Spivey)

Zappa / Beefheart / Mothers' BONGO FURY (Discreet, 1975) and Bill Chinnock's BADLANDS (Atlantic, 1978) in PAULINE AT THE BEACH (1983, dir. Eric Rohmer)

Some album covers found in VELVET GOLDMINE (1998, dir. Todd Haynes) Bob Dylan's GREATEST HITS VOL. II (Columbia, 1971) and Petula Clark's COLOR MY WORLD/WHO AM I (Warner Bros., 1967)

Igor Stravinsky / Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra of New York performing SUITE FROM PETROUCHKA (Columbia, 1948) in THE PHOENICIAN SCHEME (2025, dir. Wes Anderson)

Mock album cover for Glenn Gould's recording of Beethoven's Piano Sonatas No. 11, 12, and 13, made for THIRTY-TWO SHORT FILMS ABOUT GLENN GOULD (1993, dir. François Girard), featuring the face of actor Colm Feore.

T. Rex's T. REX (Fly, 1970) in PEE WEE AS HIMSELF (2025, dir. Matt Wolf)

A lotta fake records in S3E1 of THE CLEANER

ABBA's GREATEST HITS (Epic, 1976) in THE MARTIAN (2015, dir. Ridley Scott)

Lionel Morton: LIONEL (Contour, 1973) in DO NOT EXPECT TOO MUCH FROM THE END OF THE WORLD (2024, dir. Radu Jude)

MIAMI VICE soundtrack (MCA, 1985), Bruce Springsteen's BORN IN THE USA (Columbia, 1984) and Kate Bush's HOUNDS OF LOVE (EMI America, 1985) in CHOPPING MALL (1986, dir. Jim Wynorski)

Barchet Quartet performing Mozart's Complete String Quarters, Vol. 1 (Vox, 1959) in LA PETIT SOLDAT (1963, dir. Jean-Luc Godard)

Lou Reed's TRANSFORMER (RCA, 1972), Syd Barrett's BARRETT (Harvest, 1970), and Joan Jett & the Blackhearts' ALBUM (MCA, 1983) in SHRINKING S2E5.

the album this appears on as shown in Sigourney Weaver's apartment in Ghostbusters (1984)

for the chart chatters - Artie "The Beekeeper's" bunk/DJ booth with a copy of Sweet Baby James flipped upside down for your comparison convenience. Referenced in the Wet Hot American Summer segment from the 8/19 People are the Enemy. This is the kind of research I put in for you!

The Temptations' ANTHOLOGY (Motown, 1973) in THE BIG CHILL (1983, dir. Lawrence Kasdan) #cinematicvinyl

A fake album cover for Kath Bloom's COME HERE created for a scene in BEFORE SUNRISE (1995, dir. Richard Linklater)

Some fun fake albums in Chris Wilcha's new documentary FLIPSIDE #cinematicvinyl

Simon and Garfunkel's BOOKENDS (Columbia, 1968) in ALMOST FAMOUS (2000, dir. Cameron Crowe) #cinematicvinyl

Chalk Circle's REFLECTION (Mississippi/Post Present Medium, 2011) in YOU'RE THE WORST S1E5

Steve Lawrence's TAKE IT ON HOME (Applause, 1981) in PRETTY IN PINK (1986, dir. Howard Deutch)

Françoise Hardy's THE "YEH-YEH" GIRL FROM PARIS! (4 Corners of the World, 1964) reimagined as a 7" single for MOONRISE KINGDOM (2012, Wes Anderson)