Run DMC, Rock Box, Heshers, & Freshman Year
When I was thirteen years old, I had just moved back to my native New Jersey from Virginia where my father had been working on the Chesapeke Bay on a […]
Category Archives: Culture
New Vinyl Veterans Shirts
Who wants to look like everyone else these days? We keep seeing the same Obey tee, Jordans, or The Hundreds hat (I liked it better when the Raiders used that […]
The JB Mashup
Photo by Janette Beckman, art by Alice Mizrachi This past Friday Flea Market Funk had the distinct pleasure of being photographed by legendary photographer Janette Beckman for an upcoming crate […]
Diggin’ In The Dirt 05.17.13
Hey man, have you tried the wood glue method of cleaning records?-BH Dublin, Ireland I have tried many cleaning methods. An old record store owner used to clean his stock […]
Diggin’ In The Dirt 04.12.13
“How much vinyl do you own? You sound like you dig a whole lot!”-Y.T. from the UK Great question Y.T. My philosophy is quality over quantity. I have between 3500 […]
Diggin’ In the Dirt
Photo by Danny Clinch I get a lot of emails every day asking me all kinds of questions….so instead of answering each one individually, I figured I’d start a new […]
Drinking Coffee With Madlib
Here at Flea Market Funk, black gold doesn’t only refer to vinyl, it also refers to coffee. I have been heavily into coffee, not the freeze dried stale stuff, but […]
Dust & Grooves x West Elm Valentine’s Day Mix
Photos by Eilon Paz Recently, I was asked to contribute to a very special mix exclusively for Valentine’s Day with Dust & Grooves for West Elm’s Front and Main culture […]
Stickers Legitimized In Museums
Image courtesy of 12 oz. Prophet Along with Hip Hop and all kinds of music and the many people involved with the movement through the years, stickers have become a […]
Jamaican Dancehall Signs Book
Besides records, we also dig a good coffee table book here at FMF. Whether it’s Blue Note record covers, Reggae LP covers, skateboard graphics, KAWS, ESPO, modern design or street […]
