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Vinyl Community 5X5 #6
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5 Autographed Albums 5 Box Sets Email: talesfromthecrate2.0@gmail.com All Links: linktr.ee/talesfromthecrate
Vinyl Community: 10 Recent Pick Ups
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10 Recent Pick Ups Email: talesfromthecrate2.0@gmail.com All Links: linktr.ee/talesfromthecrate
Vinyl Community: 5 By 5 Episode 2
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5 In the Red Records 5 Current Listens Email: talesfromthecrate2.0@gmail.com All Links: linktr.ee/talesfromthecrate
Vinyl Community: 5X5 Record Show
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5 records/artists that have been on my turntable lately and 5 recent pick ups (including a grail). Email: talesfromthecrate2.0@gmail.com All Links: linktr.ee/talesfromthecrate
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Happy to see another video Andrew! Love the old man corner. Every record tells a story.
I saw Primus on the Pork Soda tour at Tremont Music Hall. Place was packed solid.
I’ve seen Primus twice. Both shows were great. Amazing live band.
lol, a always good to see you Andrew though those old men don’t look that old. Always good to see you though it’s only once a year lol
Once a year is what I’m batting these days. Just a lot with young kids and work. Always appreciate you watching.
WHAAAAT!!!? Yes! The Old Man Corner Returns!
Yeah, we brought it back. Not sure how consistent it will be but it’s always a good time
Yo Andrew. Enjoyed! Wish I had grabbed that Townes box at the time. His demo versions are definitely worth the price of admission. Have the PJ Harvey box too but still need to really dig into it. Takes me a while to digest records, let alone box sets. Diggin these 5/5 episodes though
I just found your channel again. Great records in this one. Dang thats a lot of distortion in that GBV album. I don't think I've listened to that one but they have so many records.
Awesome Meat Puppets autographs from Curt. I have an autographed poster signed by Curt Kirkwood, Krist Novoselic and Floyd from Sublime when I met them at a Manifest Records gig with the band Eyes Adrift. Curt didn’t seem happy about the planned autograph session but Krist was super cool.
I remember eyes Adrift. Very cool. Apparently Curt hates the autograph times.
What RSD releases are you looking at getting?
@@TalesfromtheCrate-gn7we I’ve been great! Thanks for asking. I was so excited when I saw you started a new channel. I’m eyeing that Nuggets box. I don’t have a copy so that plus the bonus discs would be great.
The Endless Boogie album is awesome. Paul Major is one very cool dude. I have liked the Meat Puppets since I first heard a tune they performed on the Monitor album. It's unfortunate when the artist do not appreciate the fans that allow them to do what they love, still a cool experience. Great video...thanks
Couldn’t agree more on Endless Boogie. That’s a concert I’d love to see.
LoL oh my God that's funny but it's not funny getting in a fight with a guy in a wheelchair..lol. That is something that would happen to me😅
It was very surreal.
I got rsd lp today.heartbreakers lamf found masters 😆
Nice
I've been meaning to pickup some Endless Boogie. So i stopped the video, went to their bandcamp and ordered Focus Level and Long Island. They didn't have Full House Head but I'll pick that up at a later date.
Andrew, awesome Kendra Morris signed those records for you. I only have that Colemine debut. Great autograph stories. Cool box sets! Peace ☮️ Namaste 🙏 the Zonkman
Appreciate it
I love the guitar sound the Meat Puppets get on their records. Good stuff as usual 😎
Yes, I was excited when the Townes Van Zandt was released, advertised as all unissued tracks. Thanks, Chris
It was a big deal. Good stuff too.
Most of my signed records are by obscure lounge acts that sold their private press records at whatever club they played at. My best signed record is Swinging Sounds vol. 4 by Shelly Manne & his men. It is signed by all the players ( Charlie Mariano, Russ Freeman, Leroy Vinnegar, Stu Williamson) and of course Shelly. This was owned by my father John Guerin who played with Zappa & Joni Mitchell among others, so I know it's legit.
That’s awesome. Cool signed record and a great story.
Very cool Endless Boogie album. Also the sample from Dead Moon really sounded good. I struggle with all the studio takes as I just don’t take the ti e to sit there and really listen and disseminate the difference. I thinks it’s great how you enjoy doing that. I myself have really laid off the box sets, I just rarely play them. Look forward to seeing you in a couple weeks.
Dead Moon is a great band all around. Worth checking out. If I store the albums from the box sets with the artists other albums, I’m more apt to listen to them.
Neat PJ box... Didn't know about it. Cheers
It’s worth checking out. Thanks for watching
Great to see you back. Watching in Manchester England
Appreciate it
I Have heard a lot about Billy strings bro, I need to check his stuff out
I’ve gone down the rabbit hole. I really like him.
Any of the classic Guided By Voices albums make for a good entry point. I agree with your choice for The Fall. Good to start at the beginning and work out. In1978 when The Falls first single came out I said that The Fall would be prolific and be around for a very long time. Nobody believed me. Great video Andrew. Always a pleasure to watch and learn.
Appreciate it. GBV has a number of great albums. Even on weaker albums, I can find tracks or bits I like. Thanks for watching
Bee Thousand, Alien Lanes, Under the Bushes Under Stars - all three perfect entry points. Thing is, I can see people getting into those early-2000s albums too. They are more accessible. As time as passed, I find that I just don’t like the Flaming Lips as much as I thought I did. I love Clouds Taste Metallic and The Soft Bulletin. Yoshimi is cool, too. Everything else is a little more hit and miss for me. The Fall is a great choice, too. I only have one of their albums on vinyl. I keep hoping to find more used in the wild, and it just never happens. Because King Gizzard is so different from album to album, that’s why it’s difficult for me to get into them. Other bands with large discographies I struggle getting into are (The) O(h)-(C)Sees and The Mountain Goats. Excellent choices all around with those compilations. I discovered those American Soul Music comps kind of late in the game. I have 4 of them though. The out-of-print ones are super pricey online. The Strut compilations are fantastic as well. Great stuff, Andrew. Cheers!
Love your channel. Tuning in from Manchester, England
Really appreciate it
Guess Mississippi Records is getting some more money...
Love some gizz ❤
Great band.
I need to check out Nigeria 70. I have a lot of comps from Analog Africa but this sounds great. I just bought my first King Gizz and GBV, I have know idea where to go lol. No plan to dig deep into their catalogs. Some very nice comps, I’m a fan of them
are you picking up keith richards RSD release this month?
Good stuff Andrew!
Damn! Too much stuff to purchase. About a month ago I sat down and listened to every KGLW album that was on Spotify and made a list of the albums I liked. But it takes dedicating lots of time to do that with all these artists. Thank you for sharing your favorites!
Yeah KGLW has such a mind numbingly long discography. Appreciate you watching.
In A Priest Driven Ambulance is my third favorite album of all time. I love the Lips all the way up to Zaireeka, and more often than not after that but the two with Jonathan Donahue are tops for me. Alien Lanes is my favorite GBV, also probably top 10 of the 90s for me. I think the trick them, The Fall and King Gizzard isn't so much where you start as it is that you keep going for a while. With all three of them what's going to hook you isn't one album blowing you away, it's how big a stack of totally solid albums with no true stinkers they managed put out. Thanks for posting, it's good to have you back!
Appreciate it. Priest Driven Ambulance is also on of my favorites. So good. Great point with The Fall and KGLW. They have such strong discographies overall.
In my experience from KSCL Louisiana around 1992, the radio promos from indies didnt always have a big PROMO stamp or notation on it, sometimes a corner cut or even a perfect copy with just an accompanied letter info sheet. I was really excited about the Dead Moon set, but thrn learned its exactly the same as the previous Sub pop 2xCD conp just on wax. Oh well
Yeah, i think white label promos went away at some point. Yeah, I know the Dead Moon set is just Echos from the Past but I’m a glutton for punishment and ordered it. Thanks for watching.
That Ural Thomas track sounded really good. Thanks, Chris
Very cool song. Thanks for watching
Henry Rollins: Hot Animal Machine has Ghost Rider on it, also the album art was done my Mark Mothersbaugh 🤘🏾
I'm not 100% sure but I think it's a different recording. Hot Animal Machine was a solo record and on the soundtrack it's Rollins Band. I want to say there is also a single with an extended take somewhere.
The one on the Crow is the longer version by about 3 minutes. Still a great album.
Night of the living dead is a really fun sound track! I have like 3 of the brown aicd albums 🎸🎸
The Brown Acid are really good. Thanks for watching.
Really enjoyed the video man! Great to see you making videos again, but why did you take down your other channel?
Nigeria comp sounded killer. I don’t buy a lot of comps but have some good JJazz comps on BBE and Soul Jazz Records does a great job.
The Nigeria comps are awesome. Soul jazz puts out good stuff.
I still prefer the Huggy Bear side to the BK one. Didn't you already have that Lonnie Hollie? Andrew Bird seems interesting... Might need that Weeds... And might need that Headcoats comp. Got a few of theirs on vinyl still tho. All killer. Cheers
No, never had the Lonnie Holley but it’s been on my want list. I remember you saying that about the Bikini Kill before. I’d like to get all Thee Headcoats stuff but that’s a big challenge now.
@@TalesfromtheCrate-gn7we I'd sworn you'd shown they before. Maybe it was Dom or Motorik...
Another awesome video Andrew! I dig the Hunx and his Punx gonna have to check them out more. Cheers!
Worth checking out. Thanks for watching
Saw Billy Strings open for Willie Nelson this past summer. One hell of a live gig that kid puts on.
I bet. That’d be a great show.
The Weeds sounds fantastic! Lonnie Holley, not so much. Shannon Shaw is great.
I did pick up that Bikini Kill record! Glad you found a copy yourself. Hunx and his Punx put on a great show when I saw them years ago. Like a punk band directed by John Waters. I gotta dig into Shannon and the Clams. She was a great presence at the show. Always great to check in. Cheers.
Glad you got it. I remember you being stoked about it. Describing Hunx and his Punx as a punk band directed by John Waters is the best description I’ve ever heard. I bet it was a killer live show. Shannon and the Clams is worth your time.
Okay, I am a zydeco fanatic sooooo Broadway Layfette sounds wonderful.
It’s a weird concept but works well. Worth checking out.
Los Bitchos put out a great album last year, instrumental music that features Cumbria music. I could definitely hear them in the guitar p,aging on Abraxas. I need to check that album out. The Weeds also sounded great. The Morlocs did also sound great. I always appreciate the samples though they cost me money. Great batch of records.
Have to check out that Billy Strings album
Worth checking out. Thanks for watching
I have a pretty extensive KG&theLW collection, but haven't acquired any Murlocs yet. Thanks for sharing. I'll keep my eyes peeled.
It’s crazy difficult to keep up with KGLW without a side project to worry about but the Murlocs are pretty cool.
A local shop has that Weeds. I need to cop it before it finds a home. Nice score on your end.
Good seeing you again Andrew.
on a roll here Andrew. I'm like you in that I can go pretty deep in with Don Cherry and still feel like there's so much to grab. Always interesting