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Thanks so much, Nick. Happy holidays. 🎄

Excellent choices!

Thanks for reminding me about those Rhino releases in January! Nothing looks good this week.

Check out the TVD Amazon store: www.amazon.com/shop/thevinylden Releases this week: Elton John - Step Into Christmas amzn.to/4iP1zNI King’s X - Live Love in London amzn.to/3BF0Uhg Saxon - Eagle Has Landed amzn.to/4iPERp4 Sweet - Isolation Boulevard amzn.to/49NcCmA John Cale - Slow Dazzle amzn.to/4fxbi8J Van Zant - Always Look Up amzn.to/3DsIeSq

1. Ghost right here right now love 2.manson new album

I’m with Mandy, I cannot listen to Pink Floyd

Your wife is totally correct Nobody needs 12 copies of a record that has no extra tracks or different music on it! Just going down a rabbit hole with all the unnecessary reissues these days

Love your channel. Little fix on the info you dropped on the Cure album. Album released Nov.1st. / BloodFlowers & Songs from a Lost World. Both albums produced by Robert Smith Paul Corkett. You should reshoot an updated vid especially so many people & I are blown away by. To me it’s the most important release of the year. Happy Holidays

You got a new tattoo? Have I not been paying close enough attention ?!

I went to replace the battery in the remote and lost it, can someone tell what battery i need?

Really enjoyed this episode guys . Merry Christmas 🎅🏻🎄

You do have one of the best VC channels. The time you put in shows and is very appreciated!

does your wife ever get tired of you talking about vinyl

You do have one of the best vinyl youtube channels. Well rounded, to the point, honest content.

Mandy is awesome! And I totally agree with her about owning multiple copies of certain records. The music is more important than the actual collecting aspect. Cheers to you both <3

Nice list, but you are missing a bunch of key albums. I would have replaced Pyromania with Synchronicity for 1983, and for 1985, I would have gone with the Phil Collins No Jacket Required album. It actually won a Grammy for album of the year in 1985 as well.

Having worked at a record store for several years, we usually didn’t play the hit albums. We loved playing less known albums/artists to turn people onto them. So, that’s probably why you don’t hear “ your music” in the stores. Great video as always guys! Happy Holidays!

Nick, your channel is in my top 2.Don't make me pick a favorite :)

Murmur is the best album of ‘83!

I think the funniest part of this video is when Nick was saying that all his pressings of DSOTM sound a bit different .... and the look on Mandy's face was priceless! Keep on spinning up the videos Nick and I will keep watching! have a great holiday season! Cheers

Lucky catch there dude, Mandy seems very nice and smart. Have a very Merry Christmas for you and your family. Just no more copies of DSOTM 😮

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you both!

I always enjoy these videos with your wife. Merry Christmas to you and your family!

Great choices there Nick..

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Comparing ixnay and this album just sounds like a totaly different band last few albums they reslly lost something. I feel like in their later years they would sound better sticking to their more rockier style songs and go in that direction

No dust cover?

When reviewing these sorts of turntables nobody tries out the option to plug them into a receiver or amp. Which is what I would do. That leaves me with half a review. Which then leaves me to believe the reviewer tried it and it sounds horrible or it doesn't work at all.

This appears to be a VERY unique unit compared to anything else I've seen on the market. I'd try to find a record from a more independent artist so you can demo how turntables sound on youtube.

Division Bell is 1 for me. High hopes best song all time for me

You know, if you attach the dust cover to the turntable, it might cause some resonance, which could mess up the sound quality when you're playing tunes. So, to keep the sound crisp and clear, this cover is designed to be separate from the turntable， Yeah, maybe that's what they were thinking.

1985 I love motley Crue: theatre of pain & the cult: love

If you are interested in purchasing a Stack Stone turntable, better do so soon before the trump tariffs take place. This is one of the better turntable reviews I've watched. For the money this appears to be a pretty solid choice. And I like the idea of being able to upgrade. Great video!

Thanks for sharing this video. I am quite interested in this particular one for my daughter who is in college. She doesn’t need all the separate components and speakers and doesn’t have the space for it anyways. But I also didn’t want to waste money on some all in one system that sounds bad either. This seems like a very happy medium. Thank you again for reviewing it and sharing your opinions on it. Much appreciated my friend. May I ask what do you see the main difference between this and Angels Horn?

Sat front row center at Heaven and Hell !! Cleveland Coliseum

I bought the Vevor and noticed the motor was turning the record almost 7 times a minute when it should be less than 2 according to research I've done. After sending several emails the company sent a second unit that turned at the same fast speed. Less than a year later and the transducers in both ultrasonic machines died. I'll never buy another one.

Hey Nick! I always enjoy your weekly releases. I'm doing a survey from the greats! I'm so tempted to start a vinyl collecting channel. But don't have the money and space for buying many records. Any suggestions or advice for me? I'm worried I'd run out of content if I'm not buying constantly.

My picks would be: 1980: Joy Division - Closer 1981: The Cure - Faith 1982: Iron Maiden - Number of the Beast 1983: Slayer - Show No Mercy 1984: Metallica - Ride the Lightening 1985: Kate Bush - Hounds of Love 1986: The Smiths - The Queen is Dead 1987: Guns N’ Roses - Appetite for Destruction 1988: Dinosaur Jr - Bug 1989: Nine Inch Nails - Pretty Hate Machine

I feel like 1988's Surfer Rosa gets left out of the conversation around the best 80's albums often. My theory is that it was so ahead of it's time that it doesn't feel like an 80's album. It's hard to compete with Straight of Comptom for a music-changing album, but Surfer Rosa holds its own there IMO. I don't think you get Nirvana, Smashing Pumpkins, or the other early-90's sounds that changed rock music forever.

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1983 pick is spot on. I own the original press I purchased when I was in high school. Still rocks.

Tough subject haha! Keep them coming sir. Maybe you can do best albums of particular years in particular genres

Here’s my impression of the comments you’re getting “No words on your thoughts - my list - ten albums - bye” but without the bye

80: Magazine The Correct Use Of Soap 81: The Human League Dare 82: Thomas Dolby The Golden Age Of Wireless 83: Marillion Script For A Jester's Tear 84: Madonna Like A Virgin 85: The Damned Phantasmagoria 86: Genesis Invisible Touch 87: Pink Floyd A Momentary Lapse Of Reason 88: Siouxsie and the Banshees Peepshow 89: Malcolm McLaren Waltz Darling

Some excellent picks throughout the decade. For 1980 it's Back in Black by AC/DC! I heard that so many times in University in dorm rooms and I still love it, and even got the "Maxi-cut" first pressing from Australia off Discogs a year or so ago. And the end of the decade, fully agree on Disintegration! What a terrific album start to finish, and I just had to go see them in concert that year when it was released! Cheers

My personal Top 10 Albums of the 1980s: : 1. X- Los Angeles (1980) 2. Bad Religion- No Control (1989) 3. Dead Kennedys- Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables (1980) 4. Dead Milkmen- Big Lizard In My Backyard (1985) 5. The Replacements- Sorry Ma, Forgot To Take Out The Trash (1981) 6. Black Flag- Damaged (1980) 7. The Clash- London Calling (1980-US Release Date) 8. Husker Du- Warehouse: Songs & Stories (1987) 9. The Godfathers- Birth School Work Death (1988) 10. Fugazi- 13 Songs (1989)

For me, Thriller is overrated, even if it is the best selling blah blah blah....Yes, it has three timeless hits on it, but the rest is a bunch of mediocre deep cuts I could have written myself...

Also 1981 The Police-Ghost in the Machine one of my all time favorites!

Also 1987 U2- The Joshua Tree

2 cure albums? no new wave? postpunk? The cure might be considered postpunk I guess. btw... This reminds me I need to get that foil cover version of apettite for destruction.