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Rod probably had his best year in 1971. I'm glad to see another fan of the Bob Welch era as I though some great Fleetwood Mac songs came out of it. Hunky Dory is my favorite Bowie album and What's Going On is indeed a classic. I actually had another stack of 1971 records that I forgot for the video. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks James. That sounds like an interesting book. Never A Dull Moment was the name of a 1972 Rod Stewart album, but I guess that is okay. I actually picked up Killer just last year. After doing the video, I realized that I had pulled some other records that I forgot about including T-Rex, Elton John and Ten Years After among others. Take care.

The Stones, Van and The Who. Hard to find a better year.

It was definitely a more subdued record than previous releases but I grew to enjoy it after several listens. It doesn't rival their debut which I think is their best but the song "Out Of My Mind (On Sunday)" but it has become one of my favorites. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks Cristian. I actually had another stack of records I forgot with Ten Years After, T-Rex and others, so it was really a great year. B.B. Cook, the next great blues artist! We got a foot of snow here and have kind of been hibernating. Hope all is well with you.

Thanks. I have 1969 almost ready. Trying to figure out if I should do some of the tags or jump back into my series. I couldn't believe all the great music that came out in 1971 and I even forgot a pile of records I pulled. Take care.

I actually found a stack I pulled that had Ten Years After, T-Rex, Elton John and others and forgot. 1971 was amazing. Let It Bleed was the Stones album from 1969. I'm trying to get most of the Bond records. Thanks for watching and commenting.

I actually had the Crazy Horse album pulled but I forgot a pile of records which makes 1971 even better. I have Nick Drake's two other albums but have not picked up Bryter Later up as of yet. You have some interesting other picks. Cheers.

My Surf's Up copy is an Analogue Productions reissue and I think that one is getting hard to find without being expensive. I even forgot another stack of records that I had pulled which included Elton John, T-Rex, Ten Years After and Crazy Horse among others.

I had actually pulled the Crazy Horse album and it was with a stack of records that I forgot to use. I don't think that I am familiar with the John Cale & Terry Riley record. Thanks for the suggestion.

I agree on Killer for Alice Cooper and the Surf's Up album has grown on my over the last couple of years. That Mood Blues album is pretty new for me as well. Who's Next and Led Zeppelin IV are two of the most important rock albums and my favorites from each band. I bought The Stones vinyl box set that went up to Let It Bleed, so I am working on it. There was another pile of records I pulled that I forgot which included Ten Years After, Elton John, T-Rex and others which makes 1971 even more amazing. Thanks for watching.

I knew that Cahoots was a favorite of yours. Also a great Alice Cooper album. Thanks for watching.

I do need to check out that Colin Blunstone album. I also forgot another stack of records from 1971 that I had pulled. It was an unbelievable year.

I actually had another stack of records that I forgot that had Elton John, T-Rex, Don McLean and Ten Years After among others. 1971 was a great year.

This was a wild exercise in that I had another batch of records that I forgot to use like Ten Years After and T-Rex. It was quite a year for music.

I probably need to listen to Salisbury more as well as I would probably pick Demons and Wizards but they have so many classic albums. Prine's debut is indeed a high bar but it's really hard for me to pick a favorite as I love so many. It's really difficult to chose between those two Who albums. I lean towards Who's Next but they are both near the top of my favorite albums. I really love the Steven Wilson remix of Aqualung and it is "fantastic." Thanks for watching.

Thanks Rich. I actually had another stack of records that I forgot that included T-Rex, Don McLean and Ten Years After among others.

I didn't realize that I had picked the same year as you until I went back to look at your video. Most of my Townes is on CD but I do have four of his albums on vinyl now. I have Live at the Old Quarter on CD. Fine album. Thanks for providing the contest.

I had another stack from 1971 that I forgot to include. It was a great year.

Weirdly your other comment is there as well. At least it will help in how many comments I get.

@RandyforRoyals Happy to help! 🙂

Gee, I guess this didn't disappear after all!

Oh man, I would love to see a drunk Brian!

@AisForAliceBisForBob It rarely happens 🙃 My limit is usually 2 drinks 🍸 🙃

Who's Next is a favorite and one of my all-time picks. I did pick up the new(er) reissue of Quadrophenia.

I wish I had made it back to the store before it officially closed. I think that I only have a couple of XTC albums to go and still working on Lou Reed. Have a great New Year.

Thanks Mike. This will be my second Steven Wilson album as I do have Hand. Cannot. Erase. I actually misspoke about Fuzzy Logic as I thought I had the album but it is a different one that I have. Now that I have some extras, I need to get the album proper. The one I have is on CD as well. I did have a Dirty Knobs single that came out for RSD but finally have album now. I think that Fallen Angel is an underrated Uriah Heep album but I will say that I do like David Byron more than John Lawton as a vocalist although I think Lawton does a fine job. This was the first album of Father John Misty's that I have found and I only have one Fleet Foxes album and I do need to look for more. I will get anything associated with Dave Alvin as I am a big Blasters fan. I still have a couple of XTC albums to get. I always enjoy your comments. Have a great New Year.

Thanks. Happy New Year to you.

It was a good show. It's too bad that Alabama Shakes couldn't stay together. The Blue Mask is a fine Lou Reed album. I actually have two more Go-Betweens albums to show on my next vinyl finds video. I would never see them and now I have four on vinyl.

Good ! Show those Go- Betweens on your next one.. I'm up watching a freshly uploaded Dead show San Francisco Civic Auditorium Dec. 28th 1983. I drove down from North Tahoe in a pretty big snow storm, alone, and ran into my old girlfriend from Marin.. what a killer show, and great to see it in HD on RUclips !

It's on live, right now ! Christopher Hazard does a great job with restoration on his channel !

@@jtsrecordroom3963 That's cool. I'm sure that there is a good concert story that goes with it. Go-Betweens albums aren't cheap but my local record store owner gave me a good deal on them.

Very cool ! I watch Ben Rankins often.. He keeps us up on everything.. Australian 🤙

I wish that I would have gone back before it closed for good on Dec. 31 but I did get some good deals.

You definitely picked up some very nice LP's ..Sealed and RSD !!

@ I wish I would’ve made it down before the final closing.

Yep, that's how I felt when our Tower Records closed.

That is a wonderful XTC album. It was called Records With Merritt and it was supposed to close Dec. 31.

I have never seen the Orca movie but I do like most Morricone film scores, so I figure you can't go wrong for $5. That's cool that you are working on a film project with Bob Steeler. I think that Blue Mask is a very good Lou Reed album. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@ Bob is a really interesting dude. does a lotta cool surreal paintings these days. Well Randy I guess you got your homework assignment for the weekend: watch Orca. Hahahah.

I wish that I had gone back to that record store before it closed permanently. I think she closed the store for health issues more than anything. I needed to pick up some Father John Misty after seeing him in concert and finally (a few years later) did just that. I did score again with some Go-Betweens which I will have to show on a later video. I never see anything by them and then all of a sudden, hit the jackpot. Thanks for watching. Happy New Year.

@RandyforRoyals Nice! I'm definitely a bit envious, but looking forward to seeing what you have. All I have is Tallulah. FJMisty, I've caught live as well. Happy New Year to you also, Randy😎🎶

@@onmyturntable7036 Luckily the record store owner made me a deal on the Go-Betweens albums since I shop in there a lot.

Thanks Emma. I did not show any English blues this time around but there will probably be some in later videos. Have a wonderful New Year as well.

I wish I had made it back down to the store before it closed but I did get some good deals. Love the Lou Reed and Surfrajettes albums.

Thanks Rich. I couldn't pass up the Dirty Knobs album for half off. I have picked up quite a bit that I still need to show. Have a wonderful New Year.

I will try and remember State of Mind when I put on that Dirty Knobs record. I had no excuse to not get it when it was half price. I think that McPhatter was only in the group for its first two years before he left to form The Drifters in 1953. Have a great New Year.

@RandyforRoyals looking forward to your series coming back!

@@samstjohn1994 Thanks.

I just added another Uriah Heep album but did not include it because I hadn't listened to it yet. I will have to show it in my next finds. The Go-Betweens were from Australia and I'm always on the lookout for their stuff. Have a Happy New Year.

I have never seen the Orca film as well but I am a fan of most of Ennio Morricone's film scores. I have an album with Don Julian & The Meadowlarks and I know he later shortened it to The Larks. You don't see Billy Ward albums (even compilations) very often. I would like to get an album from when Clyde McPhatter was in the group. The Surfragettes formed in Toronto, but I think that one of the original members has been replace by a someone from Ohio. Thanks for watching and have a great New Year.

Thanks Jason. Happy New Year to you. Hoping for another Chiefs Super Bowl.

@ that would be nice.

Those are two songs that I should have mentioned on the Lou Reed album. I am still missing a few but it is one I really like. I prefer Clyde McPhatter's time with Billy Ward but this was a nice find and one you don't run across very often. Happy New Year.

The Surfrajettes is a fun album. Thanks for introducing them to me. I still have a couple of XTC albums to go. Have a wonderful New Year.

I think my favorite is Black Sea, but Skylarking is a wonderful XTC album.

I don't know why I haven't purchased any Father John Misty records until now as I did like his set when he opened for Alabama Shakes. Sometimes just flipping through record store bins and coming across an album is the best way to get back to an artist. I knew that Lou Reed and XTC would be up your alley. I actually found two more Go-Betweens albums which I will show in a later video. When it rains ... Happy New Year.

I do have those Charlie Chan movies and they are always enjoyable to watch. Although not as well done, I do have the Mr. Moto and Mr. Wong movies as well. Happy New Year.

@@RandyforRoyals I have not seen any of the Mr. Moto or Mr. Wong movies. Need to check some of them out.

I think it was actually health issues that caused the closing. The last day was Dec. 31 and I wish I had made it there but I was busy that day. I went to another record store that same day before I went to her shop and almost bought Ian for full price. I have picked up another Heep and will show it my next video. Great to have you back.

Thanks for watching. It is a shame that some movies and television episodes are no longer in existence. The Prisoner was a great series. I have been picking up quite a few television series at thrift stores but have yet to pick up a good copy of Lonesome Dove. I may have to pick it up new. We shall see.

@@RandyforRoyals Thrift stores and estate sales are good hunting grounds for DVD boxes.

@ I haven’t had much luck finding vinyl records but I have picked up quite a few DVDs at thrift stores.

I think that Columbo is in the original aspect of 1.33:1 full frame. Since I watch a lot of old films, I don't pay attention to that a lot. You really get to see the hair and makeup with the extreme closeups that Leone uses. 2001 was a very influential film but I do return to the ones I had ahead of it a lot more. Have a great weekend.

@@RandyforRoyals Thanks!

Odyssey and Oracle received strong consideration but didn't quite make my list. I probably could have guessed the two Beatles songs for your favorites. I also love your movie choice and it made quite an impression as a youngster. That's a cool story about Here Come The Brides and how you got your name. Robert Brown was a charismatic guy. Have a great weekend.

Sorry for the delay in responding as I thought that I had. 1968 was a dead giveaway for my favorite album. I have some of Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In that my brother recorded on DVD but not an official release. Peter Falk was so good in Columbo. I actually watched the first episode that was indeed a whodunit although they make you think you know the killer. It is in season five. I do love your three movie choices. Have a good weekend.