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🙋🏼‍♀️Hi. I looked up that album🤭by Steve Karmen and it's in RUclips. 😟The MCA album is a reissue, the original issue is on United Artists. ❤🙂Thank you for the video

Aw man... There's nothing you can say that would make me happier than that my videos had gotten you through a rough time. We all need a little lift sometimes, and if i was able to give you that when you needed it, there's no accomplishment that would make me more proud. Thank you so much for the kind words, and for your support!

Nice to see you back on your feet and on the mend. Grandma sure knows what you're talkin about on that Ambrosia album cover.

Glad you're getting better 🦃💨👀

Great to see you back on the interweb!

Welcome to the pleasure dome is a fantastic album.

You are very welcome. Glad it arrived in good shape. I was a little worried it would get damaged on the journey.

Wolfman, great Walmart purchases. Good looking for the deals. Your flea market record store sounds more like an antique mall with the high pricing. That is not a good Yes album in my opinion. Look for Fragile or Close to the Edge. Don’t even compare Yes to Pink Floyd, you will continue to be disappointed. I am on your channel now getting a feel for your love of Pink Floyd. The Zonkman

Cannot compare Yes to Pink Floyd, Yes has some decent stuff, but not even close. They are good for the Lenny and Squiggy's version of Who's on First. My first 45 was Aerosmith Sweet Emotion/Dream On.

Get yourself a Spin Clean, makes a massive difference to popping.

Wish you were here is probably my favourite Pink Floyd album.

O.o Alan Parsons Project ❤ love his stuff, great producer/sound engineer too. I'm sure Wolfman knows Alan Parsons was sound engineer for Pink Floyd The Dark Side of the Moon. Meddle and Wish You Were Here, solid pickups. Agree with you on the Echoes. Richard Wright was the genius behind that song. Man, you're getting me going Wolfman. Ramble On

Thanks for sharing your latest treasures 👍

Man, back in the 90s and 00s, when someone told me they were starting to collect records, I liked to tell them, "the first thousand are cheap". That's not really the case anymore, alas.

Chicago in the 1970s was the best era for the band.

Today I learned that you're supposed to say "HUH, i'm just gonna look here, i'm just curious! to naked ladies" 🤣

I just looked up the bongos bongos bongos because I swear ive heard of it before. Anyway its worth 19.75 used or 199.00 new on Amazon but these are third party sellers so they can literally ask for anything, it's just is anyone will to pay 199.00 for bongos bongos bongos 😂

Nice relaxing video. Great family outing! Vinyl prices are pretty high at the moment. Before the boom records were practically being given away (well they were on this side of the pond 🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧)

Great video. I have been following your MTB channel and was super excited to see you have your own channel. I used to be a audio engineer early in my career and love all this stuff 👍

ok you convinced me to follow along .... I have the same love for music .... now the question is .... are you interested in just hearing the music or are you interested in hearing the music with quality...what I mean by that is you can buy any turntable and listen.... now if you want to hear it hear it.... it will now depend on the equipment you play the record...for instance...music will play better with a quality needle...(shure) and then it comes down to turntable.... belt driven (rubber band turning the record plate) or do you go with direct drive (technics SLMK 1200) this was the standard turntable used by radio stations back in the day ; keep in mind that belt driven turntables tend to wear and the band stretches so the record will not spin in a consistent 33 or 45 RPM so the song will not sound right (kind of wavy like), direct driven turntables have a motor that keeps the RPM consistent without any issues. Now it will definitely depends on other equipment... amp/receiver and then speakers......you can buy he best needle and best turntable and a not so good amp/receiver and crappy speakers and it will not sound as it should...... I hope this makes sense. I was DJ back in the 80's thru the mid 90's and yes I carried all my LP's with my heavy DJ equipments to do gigs..so I have a little experience in this subject matter. Good luck buddy...... BTW. I can't believe the cost of records these days.... one suggestion is to buy compilations of records that have several different artist feature on one LP.....check Crocker Barrels Country Store ... the carry a bunch of these compilation type of records. Sorry for such a long post (comment).

Nothing wrong with starting a new hobby at any age.

Also have DVD and HD Dvd's. Not many cassette or vhs but i still have a VHS player too. Simpler times will always be missed with me

I still have a lot of CD's and magazines from from the late 90's and early 00's. Never getting rid of them

I found the cover of the DB Cooper album, is the cover supposed to be Jane Mansfield? Never heard of that first guy. I have heard of Linda Ronstadt off that compilation album. Old Man by Neil Young is a good song and then his stuff with CSNY. Hoping your son found you some gems. Edited because I remember the only Zappa song I know is Joe's Garage

Enjoying the rambling. I'm off to look up the DB Cooper back cover 🤣

Obviously someone out there wants you to repent your musical taste 🤣

Do the headphones make horrible music sound good? Some teenager pulled the switcheroo! Did it have the little tape seal on the jewel case? If not you know what happened. I'm sorry this happened to you but I laughed at the part where you said touch the music you own but you don't wanna touch that.

Danzig catfish 🦃💨👀

Wall of sound, rattle the nails loose in your cabin...crank it to 11! The only thing that matters is if you're happy with the speakers and you get to enjoy your music using them. Please no Nickleback albums...

Now it's time to start collecting and you can upgrade your system if you choose too as you come across some good deals. Nice to see the total cost breakdown as well, tell your son to take notes on that part.

Chicago kicks ass man, just don't play it backwards.

Something about the hiss and pops when listening to vinyl and the sound always feels like it has more depth to it. Please Wolfman, get an old copy of Darkside of the Moon....the transition from A to B side is amazing.

Hey, it's not bad for $25 and it's got a headphone holder for ya or a helmet holder. lol, granny gonna pinch your turntable table.

Wolfman says he wants criticism from us as he's waving a knife at the camera 🤣 I've been curious as to how you got that nickname, was wondering if "Clap for the Wolfman" by The Guess Who was written about you hahahahaha. better watch that beard around the player.

Is that opening drum machine noise a sample from Blue Monday by New Order? i thought you were a big 8 track guy? 🤣 It was always a blast to go to a record store and browse through all the CD's and Albums. lil squatch enjoys watching and listening to your rambling

Good call on using protection, gotta make sure it stays clean and you don't pick anything up! I haven't had vinyl since I was a little kid but many audiophiles prefer it and i'll admit there is something to listening to records and not CD's.

I also dislike Bluetooth headphones. I've just picked up some Sony MDR 7506 headphones. Really pleased with how they sound.

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Excellent presentation and congrats on pulling it all together! You’re already on your way to enhancing your system and I’m sure you’ll continue to buy more LPs and cassettes. You look really happy. Congrats!

Hey Wolfman , found your channel from Australia . Nice pickups Chicago & Steve Miller on my wantlist . Thanks 😎👌

You won't regret getting the Fosi X3, I'm blown away by how good it sounds. I did get the upgraded matching General Electric tubes though.

The Wolfman has very similar taste to me.

I prefer vynl records over other physical formats because it forces me to listen to albums from start to finish the way the artist intended them to be played. Mainly because its a hassle to get up and move the needle to another song. I have actually heard music that I did not know existed from certain artists just by letting the record play. I also enjoy placing the record on the turntable and watching it spin. On CD it is so easy to skip through songs same for streaming services. I no longer purchase cassettes because I have found them to be very frail. Many of the cassette tapes I have owned, have been caught and ruined on the cassette player. Perhaps because they are so old.

That Tracy Chapman album is cracking.

I have the Fosi X2, sounds absolutely fantastic.

A company as big as Audio Technica isn't going to sell a turntable that will ruin vinyl and trash their reputation.

I bought a turntable back in November because i wanted to play the records i had when i was a kid. Didn't want to spend a massive amount. After watching loads of RUclips i got a Audio Technica and im blown away by how good it sounds. Vinyl just feels warm. It also takes you back to when you were a kid.

Aww your green screen betrayal was like finding raisins in my chocolate chip cookie. Enjoy your journey back to physical media! Digital and streaming are soul-less platforms. Physical media indulges us through our multiple senses of hearing, touch, sight, and smell so it impacts our brain on a deeper, more satisfying level imo.