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That's a cool one with Night Demon and a classic with AC/DC.

Those Germain albums are seldom seen in these parts.

Great hardrock and metal selection , most of them are in my collection ( originals and reissues ) . 3 krautrock originals at the end are awesome and a great find ! Good vinyl hunting and thanks

Some great finds , especially interested in the Virus albums and I've just ordered that book which looks great and at a reasonable price. I 'm after a copy of the Crack in the Cosmic Egg book which is very expensive .

Big thanks Vinyl of Oz🤘✌️ I died a little inside when that The Storm record slid into that upper flap of the outer sleeve😂😅 headphones..

Great Records ! Thanks for sharing.

Some great finds there and always so interesting to watch your videos. I'm on the look out for the Epsilon album . I think Sixty-Nine was my favourite album /band of 2024 , which I know you've shown. Best Graham

First time viewer. I truly enjoyed this video of you sharing your gear and art in your room. Thank you

My dream room/system/collection. Thanks for sharing! Happy listening!!

Good titles... I dont really collect Jazz...but I do seek out some good ones.

Just discovered your channel, some very nice pick ups. We have very similar tastes. Liked and subbed 👍

Great selection! Those two Mombasa records look great. Nice WYWH half speed too! Liked & subbed to your channel. Cheers, Jack

Great to see you!

Great video! That Albert King is fantastic. Love Universe! I have that Night Demon album, it’s killer! Cheers

"Pres & Sweets" is okay, but Lester is a little past his prime. You might want to pick up "Pres At His Very Best" on Trip.

Great video and channel content, dude!! I want to recommend 2 vinyl releases to you. Medieval Death LP and free DVD and the Mordicus “Rights ‘n Trials” LP. If you want to know more Google [Medieval Death LP and free DVD + Mordicus “Rights ‘n Trials” LP], then check audio, videos etc. \m/

Hey there... Some pretty cool stuff you were able to find. I've been watching Dillons videos for a few years now. Great guy with great stories. Cheers, Darryl.

You don t "Dig Crates" at a store with a curated selection.. don t you know anything?

GREAT FIND'S, LOST NATION AND CAIN AMAZING ALBUMS.👍🥃

U never mention prices

It's awesome you were able to still find a few grails! Dillion is the best, he is always introducing us to new music. Great video!

Hey Dillon!! Just watching the Asheville flood news… Hope yall are on a hill!!!

GREAT VIDEO, AMAZING ALBUMS.🥃.

Underground Fire is the first record I ordered from Noble Records.

Hey man! Good to see you! Can’t thank you enough for your support with the label and exclusives! 🙏🙏🙏

Charlee is not private press

Great video. Love Dillion and the stuff he's putting out. I put up a short video recently the day I received my copies of ODA & HOMER. Love them both. Cheers

Aww man Sixty Nine Live - one of my favourite bands - pick up the studio release "Circle of the Crayfish" if you can , Hammond heaven. Just back from Munich myself on the hunt , picked up Frame and Frumpy 2 . Great video

You hit the Krautrock jackpot. Kudos! Peace ✌ ☮ 🕊

Great video. Love that "Birth Control" album. I have the Schwingungen album as well. So good. I'm new to the VC. I posted my first video about 3 weeks ago. Cheers

Again a great selection , and all originals !! Well done Thanks and keep rocking

Hello I'm not sure how your video ended up on my feet but it's cool. You said you are in the uk? I'm originally from Germany (love the uk) but married a GI from Ohio and we went back to Ohio in 81 and tracked down the pooba singer Jim, and bought that record straight off of him and ended up being friends with him and his wife. They still played live at the time and we used to go see play in bars and clubs. Excellent record! Lost track of them because we got divorced. Just thought you would like to hear this since you seem to like them a lot. Ps My ex was al simones, he also did a few psych records later.

You need mored CDS.

It's vinyl, not vinyls.

I have 30 of these boots and the 7 ". Mine look different because most of them are first pressings.

Canuck here, in Canada we have "Best Of Scorpions". Released on RCA in 1979. Songs from PPL1-4025, PPL1-4128, CPL1-4225, CPL2-3039. All your favourite albums. Songs are: Steamrock Fever, Pictured Life, Robot Man, Backstage Queen, Speedy's Coming, Hell Cat. Side B: He's a Woman, She's a Man, In Trance, Dark Lady, The Sails of Charon, Virgin Killer. A magnificent piece of vinyl that I'd never heard growing up in Ontario. It was really popular in Alberta in 1980. It fucking rocks and changed my life. If I had a spare copy I would gladly send you one for your collection, but I have just the one and can't part with it.

Beautiful set up✌️ really enjoy your videos

Great jazz pickups! Some I’ve never seen before.

Your top 40 is interesting. The Jay and Kai is a lovely Savoy record as is the Carmen McRae on Bethlehem, great record label. Illinois Jacquet records are awesome as are the Miles and the Mingus 6 eye Colombias. Prest and Sweets is a gem. Ben Webster swings. I like. Beat by Roy Brooks. The Chet is sublime. The Blue Notes are great records. The Donald Byrd is a great intro to him alongside Byrd in Hand. Any Lee MOrgan has a place in a jazz collection. Something Else and Moanin’ are classic as is 6 Pieces of Silver. Cafe Bohemia, Coltrane, Hank Mobley, Bobby Hutcherson, are more accessible that’s the Ornette Coleman. Stanley Turrentine is such a special sax player. Listen to the Hank Mobleys. They are a revelation. Search for the New Land is one of Lee Morgan’s best records. Art Blakey, John. Patton, Lou Donaldson are all phenomenal musicians. I collected Ronnie Laws in the 80s. I have almost all these records within m,y collection. It is a great spread of relatively acceptable bop, hard bop and even the odd Asante guard record like the Ornette Coleman. Enjoy.

You must have a nice collection of prog , krautrock and hardrock by now . I like to collect this genres myself Thanks again for very interesting video , cheers

Hello, I just found your channel. I'm as well relatively new to jazz music. I come from rock music but in recent years I have shifted to jazz, since I found this genre absolutely fascinating. I regret not finding it out much before, but things happened that way. I first started in jazz in the early 2000's on CDs, but I was still highly into rock music. Around three years ago I came back to jazz, this time on vinyl format. This second round finds me really engaged to jazz. I'm exploring its various styles or subgenres, but just like you, I wouldn't consider myself an expert. It's like a whole new world opening wide for me, and I'm enjoying this music intensively, always looking for new records to buy. So, I could say I'm in the early stage of a long journey. Hope I have enough life to dig deeper into this fantastic music.

You always show the good stuff

Great records !

I need and OG Blue Train Still !

Their first two Albums were "Picturesque Matchstickable Messages from The Status Quo and Spare Parts" you have many of the songs from those albums on the Pye records compilations so I would not recommend buying them. The Quo sound came together on Ma Kelly's... so you have the most important records. There are two I would advise you to add if you find them. "Quo" and the "live "album from 1977 also there was a live E P with Roll Over Lay Down from about this time. You have collected the best of their output. Well done.

Why are you coughing constantly

One day we'll have to listen them together. See you soon

A good selection - would have been nice to see more of the Otis Spann LP.. Been collecting 45 years (2,000+pressings, LP's/45's/10") and have never encountered that one! Same label as the Fred McDowell? Cheers.

what abou the real third Benefit... or u likr the first 4 possibly

As usual a great selection . Good mix of progressive ( kraut ) and hardrock . I have a collection of psychedelic , progressive , hardrock and metal too , mostly reissues however That Ashbury album is a real gem . Love your videos , thanks and take care