On September 29, 1998, Harlem became the center of the hip hop universe.
More than 175 artists — from Rakim and Slick Rick to Missy Elliott, Wu-Tang Clan, and De La Soul — gathered on 126th Street for A Great Day in Hip Hop, captured by the legendary Gordon Parks for XXL Magazine.
The old geezers kill it 
That beat will never get old.
This is a real time capsule, kinda like an NY The Hitman & Her lol, some great music (without wanting to sound like a dinosaur, check out the new releases and tell me pop music hasn’t regressed) & some terrible 80s dancing.
Gothy XCX and John Cale. Nosfebratu as someone said in the comments
This guy needs his own TV show just talking about his collection, a natural.
Jesus the price of that Daryn Jones twelve?!
Unwilling and able.
There’s practically a whole thread about it already
Aziz is such a brilliant guitarist…
I should buy a Rickenbacker 360 12 C63, 
Great selections!
https://www.youtube.com/live/Y3WJwocQFD4?si=K-hWS4LRi89mVsFw
*You tube link won’t populate properly…ron trent khruangbin curates selection
The story of the 1970 Isle of Wight festie. Amazing footage esp Joni Mitchell taking on the crowd!
A retrospective look at Tricky
I wish. Watched this so many times. Spellbinding.
Billy Corgan knows his shit. Respect.
Not to piss on any parades, but I’ve watched a few videos in this series and it became obvious to me that the interviews are pre planned with the musical choices worked out with each subject in advance. Nothing is genuine any more.
I’d be amazed if this hasn’t already been posted somewhere but worth repeating.
I learned a lot about stuff I thought I knew.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2vJ5Cg-wlPwxZoS5KmuXBt6nbWvt9EQ4&si=5uM948j663rbeU2F