So I just got the copy of D'Angelo's Black Messiah, it's probably one of my favorite releases in the past few months. The inner images on the sleeve and the quote are dope, as well as the liner notes. It's definitely really striking as everything except the text is in black. Fit's the name.
Asides from that I'm a huge Oddisee fan and I have almost all of his stuff on vinyl. I don't have everything in this picture as a couple of his records (Diamond District's March on Washington and In The Ruff are at my parent's house), but I have the Ice Blue version of The Beauty In All, and the limited edition of People Hear What They See. That one came with the 7" you can see on the top right corner, has two great instrumental tracks from Oddisee not available elsewhere. Just the regular Rock Creek Park and Tangible Dream. The Oddisee records I'm missing are Odd Seasons, Mental Liberation, and Traveling Man.
Everything else:
Flying Lotus - You're Dead
Madlib - Shades of Blue. I love this one as well as Yesterday's New Quintet, which I don't have yet.
The Yasiin Bey (Mos Def) 12" has The Universal Magnetic on side A, one of my favorite tracks of his as he just rides the snare for the first minute or so. Side B has If You Can Huh, You Can Hear.
Next up CYNE's All my Angles are Right
Black Milk - Synth or Soul, an instrumental LP from RSD a couple years back.
Fela Kuti - Sorrow Tears and Blood 12" this one is a reissue.
the 7" are the Oddisee one mentioned earlier,
Mr. J Medeiros's Pale Blue Dot on side A with a remix featuring Shad on side B. This one was pressed in a collaboration with the site I write for, thefindmag.com. Check out the site and especially the mix cloud page if you want to discover some new shit.
The Mello Music Group 7" is part of the 45 series. This one in particular is from yU and his two great tracks. Prior Days and Dreams.
The last 7" is from Thelonious King featuring RA the Rugged Man.