Another addition to my Bloods & Crips collection.

Got a couple Detroit Hood classics for regular prices on eBay! K-Deezy - The Role Model CD Big Herk - Still Guilty CD/DVD

Glen Campbell's fit is pretty swaggy... and Bobbie Gentry is such a babe!

I've been in a big Parliament mood lately. What are some lesser known Parliament related projects I should check out?

A couple 12" singles from Final Cut released in 1992 on Nettwerk.

Whirling Candy! #tjpw #wrestleUNIVERSE ➡️ wrestle-universe.com

be free, Washington National Opera

Princess of Princess... Watanabe vs. Arai! #tjpw #wrestleUNIVERSE ➡️ wrestle-universe.com

Local assisted living facilities are taking additional security measures because the residents don’t want their care to be interrupted when ICE abducts their staff. Schools are closed for the safety of students, faculty, and staff. There is no facet of society or stage of life unaffected.

From my collection, Todd Osborn "Over & Over" 12" single from 2014.

From my collection, DJ Minx "Fuzzy Navel" 12" single from 2004. Incredible record and Pirahna Head killed it on the remix!

Found this Pete Rock & CL Smooth "Mecca and The Soul Brother" cassette out in the wild recently at Street Corner.

Finally got this version of Esham's Boomin Words From Hell on cassette again. OG 1990 RLP pressing.

This record is from the Milwaukee based rap group A-Tack, which featured Peechy who would go on to change his name to Speech when he joined Arrested Development. This record was pressed by Archer and distributed by Metroplex here in Detroit in 1986. It's a pretty fresh record.

A few Michigan records I got in the mail today.

Some new additions to my Michigan Rap cassette collection. MCM and the Hype Crew M.C. Breed K.M.C. Kru Rap Mafia

A few old Detroit House classics from my collection. OG pressings. Moodymann - I Can't Kick This Feeling When It Hits / Music People Moodymann - The Day We Lost The Soul Theo Parrish - Moonlight Music & You

A few Detroit and Flint records came in the mail today.

Why's the Terminator holding a rose on this Dennis Coffey album cover? Plus, he does an instrumental cover of Heart's "These Dreams".

If you ever wanted to hear a sleazy version of The Moody Blues' "Knights in White Satin", Giorgio Moroder got that for you!

Recent Detroit Hip Hop cassette pickups. The 10 - Angel of Death (single) Beastside Crew - Game Is To Be Sold Not Told (album) K.M.C. Kru - A.K.A. I.G. (album)

Got a few Testament and Megadeth cassettes off Discogs on the low.

A couple more MC Breed cassette additions to my collection.

I replaced the plastic cases on these Eminem cassettes so now they look pretty again.

Another recent Detroit Hip Hop pickup. The Mahony & Chainsaw Massacre 'Takin No Shorts' EP from 1991. This is mad dope!

Got this lot of five MC Breed tapes off eBay.

This is a UK pressing I picked up today. A bit used with some light crackle, but this pressing sounds so sonically amazing still. I'm pretty astounded with the sound of this record right now.

Excited to get this record. Some fire Detroit Bass Rap from 1993!

1990 was easily one of the best years ever for Detroit Hip Hop. So many dope releases that year. Here's one from M.C. Kool Chief (James Williams), a 12" single for "Use Your Mind" b/w "Dope". The single was produced by James Williams along with the legendary Mike E. Clark.

I've had this Iron Maiden record in my collection for a long time. First time listening to it in a while. Kicks ass.

Another Detroit Hip Hop record I picked up recently. From 1994, it's "Step Up Thickness" by A K. Great record. 94 vibin boom bap hip hop.

Floating Opera was a garage/psychedelic rock band from Ann Arbor, Michigan. This was the band's first commercial release on Fontana Records in 1969. Their self-titled album was released in 1971 on Herbie Mann's Embryo Records.

Got a few Detroit Hip Hop cassettes in the mail today. Smiley "The Rhythm of Life" 1991 Bryant Records Jerry Flynn "The Underground President" 1992 Tandem Records DBG'z "P'hissed Off!" 1993 Bust It Records

Detroit born former NBA basketball star Derrick Coleman had a label called 44 Ways and the Detroit duo Born Suspicious was the flagship of that label. Now wouldn't it have been nice if they actually put the artist's name Born Suspicious on the label for this record???? Smh 🤦

Dollar bin find. Fantastic album from Angela Bofill. And that face card is lethal.

I'm not sure what the future holds for all this Detroit Hip Hop research I'm doing, but one thing I know is that I don't want any of my work lost to time or the realities of the net. I let that happen once already but I won't again.

“I look at the Andrew Tate message of macho culture that’s absolutely rife. Parents need to understand that someone is in the ears of our children and raising them and if it’s not us then who is it? You’ve got to be openly talking with them because if you’re not other people are.” - Dr Briony Scott

I made a list on Discogs of obscure Detroit Hip Hop stuff I'm looking for. Let me know if you have anything that you are willing to part with for free or at a fair cheap rate. www.discogs.com/lists/Obscur...

First time I bought a pair of shoes in a long time. I know a lot of people have these but the classic looking and go with pretty much anything. I like them.

Organizing my comics and this whole box is full of comics from my good friend and amazing writer @ericaschultz42.bsky.social

I like to post this essay I wrote years back when I get into a convo with someone about it, so give it a read. freshistheword.xyz/im-queer-mut...

Got a couple records in the mail today from one of the best Hip Hop emcees in Detroit, Ty Farris. Continually putting out fantastic projects.

I LOVE JODY WATLEY! And I love Jody Watley picture cover vinyl. And that "Still A Thrill" vinyl is 🥵🥵🥵🥵

This DJ Quik album "Quik is the Name" is still an incredible album. Quik really did put his fingerprint on how Hip Hop music is produced.

Some more 45s I got recently.

Another recent dollar bin find from the band Firefall. The first song on this album "Strange Way" is an absolute banger!

R.I.P. Lalo Schifrin

Mother is back! #WWERaw

I'm been revisiting and soaking up the albums I used to listen to during my middle school years (Summer 1992-Summer 1995), whether it came out during that time or before.