I'm Mayer Hawthorne.
And I'm Jake One.
And we are
Tuxedo.
Let's set it off with a record that I actually just
went all over Europe looking for and couldn't find
and came back to Los Angeles and went right to the Sebastian Tellier section and there it was.
This record is actually from 2008
but it was produced by Guy-Manuel from Daft Punk
and it's just funky man. Incredibly funky record.
One of the records I pulled was by a guy named Tony Love. It's called 'We're Doing It Together.'
It was up on the wall. Because that's where we are in life right now.
We only look up at the wall, we don't even look in the regular bins.
We're such jerks now when we come in the record store.
We just go straight to the wall.
Anyways, I had to listen to it on YouTube but it sounded good. So I think I'm gonna get it.
That's digging in 2015.
Soundtrack from my childhood.
'The Great Muppet Caper.' I didn't even know they did this on vinyl.
I should've just assumed, I guess.
Yeah, sure.
1981. This was my life.
I was born in '79 so my parents had me up on The Muppets, man.
I love me some Muppets.
So I actually saw another record from my childhood.
This was one of the early records that I had as a kid.
'The Break Masters New York City Breakers.'
I think there's a poster in here that I used to have on my wall.
Yeah I had the other one of these that teaches you how to do the...
how to pop lock.
I still have that poster.
I think they had an Electro Boogie one too.
Yeah that's the one. That's the one I had, yeah.
Actually I had that too.
One that I pulled off the wall here
that's a 1980 question mark.
Dance. 'Catchy Situation' on Secret Records.
I have no idea what it is.
Actually, part of the reason that I bought it was because I couldn't find a clip on YouTube of it.
Reason enough.
Could be the worst record of all time.
Sometimes it's just fun to gamble like that though, y'know.
I pulled a rap record by the Rough House Survivors. It has a Pete Rock remix.
Another Pete Rock remix.
I pretty much collect any of my favorite producers.
Anything they've done I want to have it all.
For some reason I don't have this, I don't think.
Well, who knows, maybe I do have it.
Last but not least for me
I had to pick up the guy, D'Mumble-O.
His new record.
People have been waiting for the vinyl, I think it's been like...
It came out yesterday.
Did it?
Yeah.
Oh ok.
Yeah I almost ordered it online and I was like, man I bet Amoeba's gonna have it.
I think my wife actually ordered it from Amoeba already.
Bang.
I buy CDs too, because I'm a weirdo. There's really no point to buying CDs but
There's a lot of CDs that have unreleased stuff on them, so I'm a sucker for that.
Anyway, Tabu put out all the S.O.S. Band's albums out again with a bunch of
extra stuff on there so there's like
three acapellas that weren't available.
So I'll probably sample them or something.
That's tight dude.
And one more CD, which I honestly have no idea what it's going to sound like.
But I buy everything on the Numero Group that they put out.
They did a dope vinyl for that too, with the die-cut.
Oh yeah. 'Ultra-High Frequencies: The Chicago Party.' This seems like something I might like.
Mayer Hawthorne highly recommends
What's the record?
The Supreme Jubilees
It just got reissued on...
It's a ridiculously rare gospel record that just got reissued by Light in the Attic.
It's one of the best gospel/soul records. Probably the best one I've ever heard.
That one completely blew me away.
One of the craziest finds.
Thanks guys. Appreciate it.
You are all weirdos.