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I guess i fucked up the video. I didnt realize the ask a question thing was gonna be on the screen. Oh well fuck it.

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Hi Todd!!! Cool finds, i think it'sthe first antique shop booth with a decent, well organized "music" area...... I would love to have the first two XYZ releases, killer hardrock stuff. Nice Sabbath with Dio, the song "I" is excellent too..... cheers and be well

Love DEHUMANIZER by BLACK SABBATH. Nice one. SKID ROW debut on tape is super.

That XYZ was the first thing I ever bought on cd. Cool finds Todd.

You're killing me! 'Machine Head' is top 10 album of all-time for me. Those are my 2 fav J. Geils studio albums. Gamma - it's Ronnie Montrose on guitar, which makes it worth a listen. And then you drag Petty into the mix.....But, I get it. Can't expect you to have the same taste as me, we are all into what connects with us. Good luck with your purge, cheers!

Hi Todd!!! I didn't get a lot of new music during the 2000's, don't know why?? but i do remember how big Amy Lee & Evanescence got during that era..... that was a fine Anthrax release trying to deal with the numetal and groove sound too, i do think Bush is great singer, the songs were not as strong as their classic material. cheers and be well

Usually EPs are less than 30 minutes in length and can't have more than 6 songs ;)

I have the side projects from Camel, Yes and Genesis and others. ugh

It happens man, we like music for different reasons on different phases of our lives, but our tastes may change as years goes by. Sometimes we end up giving another chance to things we don't listen anymore and it clicks again. A garage/yard sale sounds a good idea, make some money and buy some new record from a fresh new band. Ps: I wouldn't mind having those DP albums, although I already have them on cd's.

Hi Todd!!! I can understand when you tried some albums/bands but they're not for you...... for me it was a big shock discovering J Geils Band had a big discography in the 70's!!!! because i also listen to them for the first time with "Freeze Frame", Autograph you can make a case of a one hit (hardrock) wonder. I know Gamma was the band Ronnie Montrose had after splitting that band, but never listen to them thou..... I like Deep Purple a lot, it took awhile, but know i really appreciate their influence in rock. Good luck with the purge, maybe you can trade some at a record store?? cheers and be well

Well, I'm a huge and lifelong fan of Deep Purple (first heard some of their classic albums before I was even ten years old - one of my cousins had both their albums and several by Led Zeppelin, a band I didn't really discover until several years later, but Purple was an instant hit with me. :) Fabulous musicianship, great songwriting and an astonishing live band...I know I'm not alone in dubbing "Made in Japan" (1972) one of the greatest live albums of all time, and "In Concert 1970/72" (two shows recorded for the BBC in London and released nearly a decade later) is almost on a par. But yeah, I already have the Purple albums I want... :) As an aside, this story relates to a solo album by Paul Stanley, and it's from the Swedish jazz/rock drummer Måns Block answering a similar question: "Tell us about an album you regret buying" - he was probably really young when it happened: "My aunt gifted me the money to buy an LP album for my birthday. What an extreme luxury, I thought, I can have any album I WANT! I set off for the record shop where they had "The Elder" by Paul Stanley with a cool iron door on the front cover. A must-have. - It turned out to be a soundtrack, and I still can't grasp that Paul is such a wimpy singer. My heart was broken." 😍😄

Hi Todd .Do you have an Email address? I'd be interested in Aces Trouble walking. Cheers Dan.

Bonjour de France...1991....MST...Album "38'48" Régénération"..French band....Top of the top...

Hi Todd!!! Cool stuff.... i remember been at work during 9/11 (down here it's also a very "special" day) it was very surreal seeing all live on tv. Yeah, that's not Pantera's finest moment, i guess you couldn't get any other band to release an album during that day. cheers and be well

Hi Todd!!! I'm with, you Anthrax's Vol 8 is their worst studio album got it from brother's collection...... that's a good second RATM record, the issue is that it's kind of the same and now what was new and unique was not that cool and creative. cheers and be well

Endorama rules!!!!! I’m going to see Kreator and Testament on October!

Hi Todd!!! yeah it's really have been a long time since the last listening both..... it's a cool playlist and very eclectic from rap/hip hop to old school death metal and everything on between. Cool to see you have a good Anthrax reissue not like the ones from a few years ago, btw fun Jackyl story too. cheers and be well

Vinyl isn't worth the price. Good picks I agree with your choices.

Hi Todd I love it Blood Sugar Sex Magik Pearl Jam Ten very cool album ilove PJ Thanks for vidéo

Hi Todd!!! yeah, i hear what you're saying about only having one album from certain bands and RHCP and Pearl Jam i think are good examples.....you can make a case with bands that have a very samey sound record after record like ACDC, Motorhead...... on the other hand Primus to be is a band you like them or not, their sound and Claypool's voice/lyrics are not for everybody. cheers and be well

That blue/black vinyl looks sick! I have the CD longbox and cassette reissues of that album. I'm hoping Practice What You Preach and Souls of Black get the same treatment. We might even get a third wave with The Ritual and Low. This album and The Legacy were also remastered on vinyl with new artwork. Someone uploaded it here on RUclips and it sounds great.

Hi Todd!!! and thank for the kind of shoutout, loo... and yes they (Sepultura) are from Btazil..... i think the second RATM is also a good album, but not as the first one that was a game changer, imo. cheers and be well

Hi 🤘 Yes i love Sepultura Roots RATM Pantera thanks for vidéo

Hi Todd!!! Well done and cool additions to the collection..... i have heard i think the first Incubus/Oprobium album and it was a great one i like harsh for my taste, but still good stuff and it's a shame they had to change their name because of that lame numetal/alternative band..... heard good things about the new re-recording of "Schizophrenia" it's a much better recording for sure. Need to check that Slaughter bands, so now we can have two Slaughter but only one Incubus?? cheers and be well

I've got that beyond the unknown album on picture disc but from when they were incubus.

Killer bro.

Hi Todd!!! another cool discog's shake.... i really like Loudness, but had no idea they had so many albums (21?) that's a lot if you're trying to get their discography on a physical format, lol.... Crazy Nights is an awesome track. cheers and be well

Hi Todd!!! cool albums from '95 and yes lots more to still listen and discover..... i have not heard that Dangerous Toys album yet, it's trouble times for many 80's bands thou. The sound of Anthrax changed a lot with Bush, it's more groovy/alternative thrash.Yeah , that Mad Season release was a nice surprise seeing guys from AIC and Pearl Jam together. cheers and be well

Hi Todd!!! well done..... i do remember the Escape Club, but just the single, it's a fun song, unfortunately that's the only song i ever listen or watched a video. Never got into Evanescence or like that alternative/pop/gothic sound they have, however they were really big back them. King's X are kind of an oddity, you can put them with many other bands that appeared in the late 80's/early 90's and that mix rock/metal/alternative, but it's hard to put them into one category, the song "Over My Head" is very catchy thou.... cheers and be well

Hi Todd Yes i love it Corrosion Of Conformity And STP Thanks for vidéo

Hi Todd!!! yeah the 90's..... not and easy decade to me either to get newer muisc or bands. That Dangerous Toys album reminds me the "situation" Raven had in the late 80's with their Mad Ep.... btw Pantera's 94 release is "Far Beyond...", "The Great Southern..." --> 96. cheers and be well

dropped a like just for "shitty hits" for Aerosmith. You are right, those are the more boring 'hits' that the band had, but the rest of the album is quite good.

You look like a guy who would listen to Aerosmith.

Sorry but did u say u were 20 and just graduated from High School? Sounds like a Bull dog lapping up some water in the room 😆.

Hi Todd!!! you have listened to cool stuff the past days..... loved that Metal Church with Mike Howe, Xentrix is also a "newer" UK band to me, i never heard of them, just discover them watching some UK VC channelwere they talking about a lot of bands from England i have never knew before!!!! two Pantera classics, yeah i have that Metallica album, but not listen to it that much, rather like th first four and still don't own/need Load.Reload.... Killing Dwarfs was a fun band to listen, but back then like many groups another one that come and gone.... cheers and be well

Good METAL CHURCH album. Cool The BLack album by METALLICA and yes, still metal. Love it. Cool shirt too

Hi Todd!!! back in 93 that Aerosmith was so big and yes the three ballads were all over MTV with Tyler's daughter and Alicia Silverstone, don't need to watch or hear those songs again!!!!! Yeah Sepultura, Brazil's biggest music export. You know what i like Anthrax with Bush, to me it's a better singer than Joey, unfortunately the songs are not that good and they change their sound to more groovier one, leaving classic thrash behind. cheers and be well

Spiritual Healing was released in 1990.

Love that Overkill album!

1993. Just started college. Get A Grip sold a shitload of copies! The ballads were all over MTV. Death! Yes!!!!

Exhumed 'Horror' 2019,kinda early album, hilarious

Ihave heard of insane its an lp i have been looking 4 great haul todd.

Hi Todd!!! well those cassettes looks really cool, i have that same White Lion tape and heard about the Organization thanks to Aaron he had shown that cd i think...... Glad to see you got that Testament reissue, but the jewel of the crown has to be that Insane record, lol....never heard of them before, they seems to be so 80's that's almost impossible not to smile at it. Nothing wrong with some cool synthpop from the heydays and Tears for Fear is one of the best from that era. cheers and be well

Cool pickups Todd! Great to see you got the new reissue of The new order, love that album! Really wanna check out the new Witch Vomit, I've seen it get a lot of rave reviews. Cheers 🤘🏻🤘🏻

I've got some of those albums you mentioned here, although I was glad at the time that a lot of the glam music was on its way out. 1. Pantera - Vulgar Display of Power 2. Danzig - III: How the Gods Kill 3. Black Sabbath - Dehumanizer 4. Megadeth - Countdown to Extinction 5. Faith No More - Angel Dust 6. Rage Against The Machine - RATM 7. Alice In Chains - Dirt 8. Dream Theater - Images and Words 9. Joe Satriani - The Extremist 10. White Zombie - La Sexorcisto: Devil Music Vol. 1 11. Glenn Danzig - Black Aria 12. Iron Maiden - Fear of the Dark 13. Nirvana - Incesticide 14. Spinal Tap - Break Like the Wind 15. Kyuss - Blues for the Red Sun 16. King's X - King's X 17. Testament - The Ritual 18. Anthem - Domestic Booty 19. Tool - Opiate 20. Exhorder - The Law 21. KISS - Revenge 22. Stone Temple Pilots - Core 23. Saxon - Forever Free 24. Alice In Chains - Sap 25. Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells II 26. Jackyl - Jackyl