Sterling Grey's Compendium

Eighty-four artists. Not eighty-four thousand. Sterling Grey's Compendium is one man's record collection, and every catalog on the shelf is there for a reason. These are the records that gave Sterling his voice; they shaped him. That is why the shelf ends where it ends. Your catalogs sit spine-out on a wooden shelf, arranged by era, the way records actually live in a room. Pull one out and you are inside that artist's archive: every album, official artwork, thirty-second previews of every track, and the liner notes that tell you who played what. ONE CATALOG INCLUDED FREE The app ships with one complete artist catalog at no cost — the full Pink Floyd archive, twenty studio and live albums, every track, complete credits — so you can see exactly how it works before buying anything. EIGHTY-THREE MORE ARTISTS The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones, The Who, David Bowie, Fleetwood Mac, Genesis, U2, R.E.M., Talking Heads, Dire Straits, and seventy-odd more. Unlock the ones you care about one at a time, or take the whole shelf at once for far less than the sum of its parts. CREDITS YOU CAN SEARCH Every performance credit is indexed. Search a bass player and get every record he appears on across your entire collection. Search a session keyboardist and find the solo you had forgotten was his. This is the thing a streaming library cannot do: it turns sixty-plus years of session musicians into a way into the music. THE READING ROOM Longer essays live in their own room, away from the shelf. A place to sit with a record rather than scroll past it. ONE SONG Some songs matter more than the artists who made them. These get their own pieces, above the shelf, with every version in your collection gathered underneath. BUILT ON APPLE MUSIC Playback and artwork come from Apple Music. An Apple Music subscription is required for full-length playback. Thirty-second previews work without one. Designed for iPad and Mac. Sterling Grey's Compendium is an independent reference work written by one collector. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any artist, band, label, broadcaster, or rights holder named in the app, and it is not connected to any television or radio programme. Artist names identify the subject of each catalog. Album artwork and audio previews are provided by Apple Music.