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This Month's Incoming Vinyl - New Albums & Some Crate-Digging Bargains
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- Опубликовано: 6 июн 2024
- All the records I've bought this month...and there's been quite a few !!!
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i really enjoy this video love crowded house
Thnaks very much , glad you enjoyed the video
“Shine on Through” has always been a favourite!
Belter !
Another enjoyable video Tone, agree with Mal in thanking you for introducing me to Narina Pallot.
Havent any of these albums, was often tempted to buy Single Man on picture vinyl but never did.
Armed Forces is only EC album I have.
The Who, got a few but not the boobies 😂 one, although having original The Story of The Who, I couldnt resist RSD release on coloured vinyl.
Like you, Im a sucker for coloured vinyl.
Look forward to next video, unboxing of Slow Hand Clapping on Friday maybe.
Thanks very much Steve, glad you enjoyed the video. Really pleased that you investigated Nerina, she has some absolute belters.
Armed forces is a cracker probably my second or third favourite Elvis album. Boobies 😂😂 I also have the Story of The Who from back in the day but i managed to resist getting the RSD release of it this time. Fingers crossed that OHC arrives on Friday and if it does it will be unboxed here of course
Great video, Tone. It’s always interesting to see what other music lovers are buying. I’m enjoying ‘66’ right now and your video has inspired me to pull out ‘Spike’ for a listen. Keep up the good work!
Thanks very much Brian , glad you enjoyed the video. Enjoy 66 and Spike my friend
It Ain't Gonna Be Easy on A Single Man is one of my all time favourite Elton songs
Great song Ash and great album. Great to see you here
One Hand Clapping even!!!
Getting excited again in my old age😂
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Hi Beats...some good vinyl grabs this time round...the green Spike is cool...saw him on that tour with Nick Lowe and he signed a bunch of LPs that night...both chaps were very friendly and Carlene Carter stopped by too. I really like MBB&B by the Who ...on Track too ..got mine in 1971 when it came out...love the early Who stuff...in particular the half speed masters of their records....enjoy spinning those platters and have a great day!!!!... Jerry
Hi Jerry, yes very pleased with this lot - the only disappointment was the Simon and Garfunkel album. Ive always loved Spike and a big fan of Nick Lowe's solo stuff too. Those early Who records have so much energy. You have a great day yourself
Hiya, Tone, some great finds, meaty beaty big and bouncy,Lol, fantastic album as is deep purple in rock, brilliant video as always, enjoyed it, keep up the good work, cheers, Dave 😊
Cheers Dave, glad you enjoyed the video mate . Yes love this two albums .both remind me of my schooldays
Hi Tone glad to see you buying The Up Escalator by Graham Parker. I love this album and still have my original vinyl copy from 1980, along with Squeezing Out Sparks and the live Parkerilla set. The Up Escalator marks the start of his music acquiring more of an American feel (produced by Jimmy Iovine with Springsteen and the E Street Band appearing on it). The last two tracks Empty Lives and The Beating Of Another Heart I absolutely played to death back in the day. His next album Another Grey Area I admit I don't have - but I should as although it's not thought to be one of his best it does contain the sublime single Temporary Beauty which is one of my total favourites. All the best
Hi Richard I now have all the early albums up to The Up Escalator ,but like you, that's where I dipped out. I picked up GP again in the noughties and he made some great albums when he move to America and like you say they have an American feel to them. Albums like Your Country and DOnt Tell Columbus are great Deepcut to Nowhere and Songs of No Consequence also really good. He played a gig about 400 metres from my house on the Squeezing Out Sparks tour when i was 18 and more recently saw him on the Three chords Good tour. A great artist who again doesn't get enough credit
The Crowded House album cover has a bit of a Revolver vibe going. I was a bit disappointed when you were doing your multiple Paul Weller albums. I was hoping for one more “and it doesn’t even end there” And then you say “I happen to have Paul Weller right here in the room” And then he walks into the shot. 😉 I haven’t heard everything Elvis has done but probably my favorite album by him is Mighty Like A Rose. Has my favorite co write with Macca … So Like Candy. And possibly my favorite EC song Couldn’t Call It Unexpected No. 4.
I hadn't really picked up on Revolver thing on the Crowded House album Michael, but yes, you're absolutely right. How did i miss that? The thing about Paul Weller actually being in the room literally made me laugh out loud - good one and thank you. I really like Mighty Like the Rose which I think was the follow up to the Spike album that I show in this video, but its not my favourite - that would be This Years Model. I like punky Elvis.
I enjoyed this mate, I have only the simon & garfunkel album, but thoroughly enjoyed your enthusiasm for the rest. Great vinyl hunting.
Thanks very much Rich, glad you enjoyed the video
I was a kid in the states who like everybody, loved the Who's Tommy. Meaty Beaty Big & Bouncy was a revelation of the Who's early sound to American ears in 1971. The only USA hits at that time were "I Can See for Miles" & "Pinball Wizard." "My Generation" is still powerful today even though the production/sonic quality wasn't tip-top.
Interesting Dennis. Of course The Who became massive in the States post Woodstock.I agree about the sound
@@beatleytonesbeatleschannel Yeah, you're right, Woodstock & Tommy gave the Who massive popularity. On American AM radio the Who didn't have many hits. However, they were huge on FM. There singles didn't chart that high, but their albums sure did sell.
Beatley My Friend, you purchased great vinyl, the Fires album interesting have to look for it, Elvis Album another one to look for, have a record show tomorrow have to check it out Beatley My Friend Takecare, Besafe, Peace and Love Steve
Thanks Steve. have fun at the record show. Hope you pick up something great my friend
Thanks for sharing, Tone, some great additions to your collection there.
I don’t know Nerrina Pellot at all, but always looking to expand my horizons - beatlesque or not.
I haven’t heard 66 yet, but I preordered it and it’s waiting for me when I get home from the short holiday I’m on in western Australia this week - where I unexpectedly found a UK first pressing mono Revolver in the wild. 😳
I stopped paying much attention to Crowded House after Together Alone, but am now curious to give the new album a spin
A Single Man is a bit of a forgotten gem isn’t it. Unbelievably, I never actually made the Steve Holly connection 🤔
I always loved Spike but never hear it getting much love from Costello aficionados. The packaging of your new copy looks like a big improvement in quality over my ‘89 original.
Well it looks like your weekend is sorted. Happy listening mate.
Hi Jason, Do try and check out Neriina, I think you will really like her stuff. 66 will be something to look forward to when you get home (im on holiday too right now) and great that you found a mono revolver on your travels, which also goes to show that a Beatles fan is never off duty even on holiday 😂
Yes I love A Single Man, great album. Enjoy the rest of your holiday matey
Sir, I salute you on your purchases and on your musical tastes. Some very fine records there indeed. I got Paul Weller's 66 on release day and am still playing it, great album, as you say a chilled vibe to it, and I must say it brings out another, deeper texture and tone to his voice, really like it, though my favourite Weller album will always be Stanley Road. Nerina Pallot sounded familiar, then I realised I'd seen her in support of Sheryl Crow as well, when Sheryl played The Shepherds Bush Empire pre covid. will have to check out her albums. Wasn't aware of a new Crowded House album, so thanks for that. Love these guys and like yourself have seen them so many times, was due to see them in may of '20 and then that pesky pandemic stopped everything. They are one of those bands rather like Del Amitri who have a very special place in my heart as their music evokes some very good memories for me of seeing live bands. Deep Purple, what was it with us kids back in the day? All of us at school also had a copy of Deep Purple In Rock. Still got my copy, though I'll need to upgrade it as back then I played the hell out of it. I'm sure that Elvis Costello's album Spike came out around the same time as Flowers In The Dirt, as I seem to remember buying both almost at the same time. Have a great weekend Tone and happy listening to all those fab records. I do have one question, that could become a bit of a tag. Are there any bands/artists that you dismissed/overlooked first time around that you now have gone back to and really enjoy and like? This year for me it has been ABBA and The Bee Gees. Really enjoying both these bands now guess it's something about getting older that does this, as I have found that my musical tastes expanding into other areas, that 10/15 years ago I wouldn't have dreamed of going. Anyhow thanks for this vid and thanks for sharing with us what you have bought. Bye for now and roll on next Friday when hopefully we all get our hands on One Hand Clapping....
Thank you Terry glad you enjoyed the video mate. Yes i think Weller's voice sounds great on this album and it really does feel like a bit of a change of direction for him. Wild Wood is my favourite with Stanley second. Wow I didn't release that Nerina had supported Sherryl Crow twice ! When we saw her it was around 2005. Yes do give Nerina a listen, Fires and I don't know What Im Doing are the best albums to start with. I think you'll really like her.
I was also due to see Crowed House (at the Roundhouse London) in June 2020, that gig eventually took place in 2022 and was great. Yes everyone at school was either into prog or heavy rock - i hated prog but i quite liked a bit of rock. You absolutely right, Spike was from 1989 same year as Flowers in the Dirt.
Probably loads of bands that i dismissed first time round but the ones that spring to mind are The Smiths and Billy Bragg. Ignored with these in the 80s, love them both now. Funnily enough Mrs BT is an Abba fan and the first record she ever bought was How Deep is your Love !! Coincidence? Thanks for a great comment Terry and have a great weekend mate
Hi Tony. Good you are still talking lol just kidding :) I am so late for this one :)!!! O nice Red Vinyl!!! Ok now you are going Blue as well!!! Ok yes, I do love colored vinyl a lot and you need to quit with it LOL :)!!!!!! YES, I do hat win they but stickers on them as well YES!!!!!! Nice Elton J one :)!!! Its a good one!!!! I am glad you got the Who one I do think it is one of the better one :)!!!! Spike nice... And I sure do like the song Veronica a lot . And a little hep for his friend Paul :)!!!!Ok and now you did it lol Green (nice)!!!! This was a great video mate well done you on this video. Have a great week!!!!!!
Thought you might like the coloured vinyl Brad. Yeah pleased with these albums i got. Thanks for watching mate. Hope you and the wife are doing well. Have a great week too
I always love to see colored vinyl!!!! Thanks for the video, mate :)!!!
@@beatlebrad5339 you're welcome brother Brad
@@beatleytonesbeatleschannel 🙂
Off topic but: RIP Françoise Hardy. The great woman of chanson of the 60s died with 80 years after a fight with cancer where she couldn't sing in her last years. Besides her early beat music that made her popular and part of the yéyé-girl scene she was an style icon of her time, admired by Bob Dylan who sended her hopeless love letters and refused to continue the concert if she won't talk to him backstage. Also admired by Mick Jagger and David Bowie, the Beatles met her aswell with Paul going to dinner with her when they played in Paris 1965. She also did a fine duet with the band Blur called "To The End (La Comedie)". Five of her best songs:
1. Tous les garçons et les filles (1962, her breakthrough hit with only 18 years in beat music style, the album was mostly written by her, a year before the Beatles relasted their first and only half self written album)
2. Le temps de l'amour (1962, got more popular with the Wes Anderson film Moonrise Kingdom and a modern remix)
3. Mon amie la rose (1964, slow and melancholic song)
4. Comment te dire adieu (1968, another great hit with good orchstration, an original english song redone by french master Serge Gainsbourg)
5. Message personnel (1973, a very mature and good song after her hype)
Thanks for the info Ricado. I'll be honest, Im not aware of her work but RIP
@@beatleytonesbeatleschannel You’re welcome :) maybe just check out those five songs and the brit pop duet with Blur (to the end/la comedie). They did it in Abbey Road Studios, sweet video. Damon Albarn just said „she was our introduction to french culture“ and „she was the definition of chic“.
@@beatleytonesbeatleschannel I find it interesting that you don’t know that stuff so well as its 60s and from your neighbor country if we can say that. Two great (musical) cultures I appreciate! For example here in Austria we adore the italian (old musical) culture a lot so we listen to that stuff still.
@@ricardo_miguel13 Too much music, not enough time my friend
@@ricardo_miguel13 will have a listen., cheers
Nice video. You seem to be picking up some interesting items.
I'll focus in on Paul Weller. I used to be a big fan of The Jam and it was a blow when they split. In retrospect perhaps it ensured, like a certain other group, there was no sad decline. They bowed out at the top. I did meet the band once in HMV prior to a gig. They signed a record for me and Paul also signed the ticket.
The Style Council never really appealed to me but perhaps I should go back and have another go. I have picked up a few solo records and have enjoyed some of them, but like yourself have not felt that everything has hit home. That said, I am glad that he is still around and making music. I'm going to return to some of his work now that you have reminded me of him! I guess that the problem at my age is that there is so much great music to choose from. Sometimes things get unfairly left on the shelf!
I'm going to check out Nelina Pallot too, now that you have recommended her.
The Jam are one of my favourite bands of all time and Weller really did call time at the right time. Style Council great singles band, albums patchy, with some great stuff and some stuff i never want to hear again. Weller's stuff is worth investigating but like you say there is a lot of it. SO much music, so little time.
Relly glad you are are going to check out Nerina. I think you will like her.
Hey Tone, huge Weller fan as well, and although a lot of Weller up's needs to grow on me, my initial reaction of 66 is disappointment, especially since the lead pre-release track Soul Wandering was such a banger. But, we'll see, Ship of Fools is starting to grow on me already. Nice haul thou. Thanks for turning me onto Nerina Pallot, was not familiar with her work, she's fantastic.
Thanks very much glad you enjoyed the trawl through these and Im delighted that you checked out Nerina and liked what you heard - she is indeed fantastic. I have a feeling 66 will be a grower. I usually have to play his al ups a few times to get into them. Soul Wandering is probably the only out and out rock song there but Im enjoying quite a few of the songs . Hopefully you will enjoy it more with a few more plays
H tone you cant go wrong with classic who if you havent got the who sell out their 1967 lp get it youll luv it without a doubt i agree with you on paul weller early albums being more consistant than latter ones i never liked the style council stuff but i loved the jam i also have some simon and garfunkel mine are on cd best way to listen to them i got a box set of five albums and a live dvd for 2 quid out of a charity shop i said im having you come with me 🤣🤣love the channel👍
Hi Timothy, yes i do have The Who Sell Out on CD - i donthave it on vinyl - great album and lots of fun too. The Jam were fantastic, TSC less so, but i do like quite a lot of their stuff but some of it is dreadful. I have that same Cd box set, all the studio albums plus the Central park gig on dvd. You got a real bargain from the charity shop. I bought mine new but it was only £16 which when you think what you get for that is also a bargain. Im very happy that you ;pve the channel. thanks for telling me - i really appreciate that. Cheers
Tone, great content! As an Elton collector, I am happy to see some Elton love on your channel! Fun fact, Elton was the first artist I ever saw in concert, November 15, 1974 at Olympia Stadium in Detroit. I am a Beatles collector first and foremost, but Elton is another passion. Cheers!
Thanks very much Richard, glad you enjoyed the video. Im mainly interested in Elton's 70s output and have most of the albums now (think Im missing Caribou), i do have a few from the 80s too. It's great stuff and really love The Single Man album that i hadn't heard until now. Must have been great to see Elton his pomp but as a first gig - that was a good shout
@beatleytonesbeatleschannel Tone for a 14-year-kid, it was heady stuff. Elton opened the show with Funeral for a friend/love lies bleeding and was dressed in a black suit, complete with skull cap, to which multi-colored balls were attached by wires. Blew me away I say! As far as Caribou goes, it was not as solid as Honky Chateau or GYBR was, but it is one of my favorites, Ticking, Don't Let The Sun and Grimsby are great tunes, but in my opinion the weakest are The Bitch is Back and Solar Prestige A Gammon. If you find it for a good price grab it I say.
@@richardleclear sounds awesome at any age eh. If the weakest is The Bitch is Back that is high recommendation as i love that one. It's on the list, i think the reissue was RSD release this year if i remember rightly
@beatleytonesbeatleschannel yes, Caribou was re-issued for it's 50th. The album was expanded to 2 LPs, on sky blue vinyl. A very nice release, but pricey now. If you happen across it for 30-45 quid, I would say grab it!
@@richardleclear will keep an eye out . Thanks Richard
Absolutely fantastic have a wonderful weekend ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Same to you
Spike is a great great album i got a lot of Costello lps
Me too. Not quite complete but i have most of them
Hi Tone, amazingly, I have every album you showed although not all of them on vinyl. I am also a big Nerina Pallot fan and have all her albums and E.P.s. I picked up Dear Frustrated Superstar when it first came out after reading a positive review in Q magazine and have bought everything since. I've seen her live a few times too and chatted to her afterwards. She is a wonderful singer, songwriter and musician and a lovely person too. I bought the limited edition box set of Fires. You mentioned you had bought it too. I'd be interested to know which number out of the 500 you got. Mine is No. 214.
Well that is pretty amazing that you have all of these albums. That is fantastic Andrew. im so pleased to hear you are a fan too and have everything. She really is a lovely person and did something really lovely for me - but maybe that's for another video. Did you go to the Palladium show in April? Im on holiday atm so can't check my box number. I'll try and remember to post it here when i get back next week but if i forget, please remind me buy just adding a reply to this comment. Cheers Andrew
Tone, enjoyed the video....keep them coming. I recently acquired A single Man (USA) issue from a charity shop. Love it ! not sure why I gave it a miss at the time....perhaps I lost a bit of Interest in him .The early seventies he was stellar...and then in my opinion Rock of the Westies...let him down. Any then a fair pit of crap followed.......only my opinion folks !
Thanks very much Alan glad you enjoyed the video. A single Man is a great album for sure. I quite like Rock of the Westies (or Rock of the Testes as we used to call it at school) and Blue Moves which is also just my opinion
I've got Please Please Me, With The Beatles, A Hard Day's Night, Beatles For Sale, Rubber Soul, Magical Mystery Tour, Wings Greatest and Shaved Fish all on Greek pressings and they all sound great. The first Greek pressing I bought was from a basement record store on Oxford Street in 1981. It was Watch by Manfred Mann's Earth Band and is a hefty old lump of vinyl. There were a few places like that back in the 80s that had virtually no shop signs and a tiny entrance where you could pick up import copies, quite often from Portugal, for half the price of the UK copies in HMV or Our Price.
I have a Greek pressing of McCartney II and The Bangles album from 1988 called "Everything", and they sound amazing in terms of volume and tone, and for their time so clear, up there with the Germans and the Japanese for excellence in record pressings
Interesting Ian. Ive got a Greek Abbey Road although Ive no idea where it's from or how I got it. I don't remember buying it
have to agree. All the Greek pressings Ive heard sound great
Quite pleased with 66, it reminds me of the 22 Dreams album, which I thought was his last good work.
Yes similar vibe Dave although i thought 22 dreams was a bit patchy. The last 3 for me have been strong albums
@@beatleytonesbeatleschannel I consider it to be Paul Weller's white album - needs to be listened to in its entirity as a complete piece, with a kalidoscope of different moods and scapes!
There's an album I think you might like called Yet to Fly by Logan Paul Murphy. It has really grown on me - classic songwriting, Beatles/Hollies/early Bee Gees/Elton influences.
@@davecostello560 That's a great shout Dave. I don't usually skip any tracks and liken it the White Album also falls in line with my ' a bit patchy in places' - great comment. Thanks for the heads up Logan Paul Murphy- I'll have a look on Spoty and have a listen. Cheers. great post
I'm a big fan of A Single Man. Not his best, but it's still really good. I have the original Spike on vinyl & have thought of getting it on the green vinyl edition, especially as it's now on double vinyl. The sound quality is obviously diminished on my original because of the length of the album being squeezed onto one LP.
Both really great albums Mark. Spike is a lot of tracks for a single LP but on the double we end up with only 3 tracks on some sides
Hi Tone, Great video, fantastic finds. I am also a fan of Paul Weller (The Jam/The Style Council) and Elvis Costello (The Attractions/The Imposters). It was great to see the red and blue coloured vinyl versions of Paul Weller's 66 album as I pre-ordered the green vinyl version. The red vinyl version looks fabulous. I also purchased a green vinyl version of Weller's Wild Wood album when I pre-ordered the 66 album. Coincidence, in the last month I have also purchased the green vinyl version of Elvis Costello's Spike. My copy's number is 1755. At the same time Warner Records released 5 of the 6 Elvis Costello's studio albums plus one compilation album Extreme Honey originally released on Warner Records on coloured vinyl. Other than Spike, Mighty Like The Rose, All This Useless Beauty and Extreme Honey albums were released on gold vinyl, Juliet Letters was released on purple vinyl and Kojak Variety on turquoise vinyl. Brutal Youth had been released a few years earlier on red vinyl a few years earlier. All the albums (including Brutal Youth) were on Music On Vinyl label with the studio albums being limited to 2500 copies while Extreme Honey was limited to 4000 copies. I have all the studio albums coloured vinyl versions except for Brutal Youth which is harder to find due to being released a couple of years earlier. I have no interest in the Extreme Honey album. My Australian first vinyl release of Spike was a single disc release with 1less track.
Hi Matthew, thanks for the info on these Elvis albums. I have all those albums (except the comp) on CD and didn't know they had all been released on coloured vinyl. Shame Brutal Youth is hard to find as that would be my favourite from that bunch. I go up to Punch the Clock on original vinyl but then the cds kick in. I also hadn't seen that 66 had a green vinyl. Nice that you picked up Spike on Green too. Great information and great post my friend.
Hi Tone
Agree on the first three Paul Weller Albums. Like yourself I’ve followed all phases! The Jam are still so important to me and I still have my full singles collection... his solo career is interesting and I have most of it but stopped after True Meanings... I think losing the amazing Steve White as drummer and replacing his band with members of the Moons was an odd choice. I’d have replaced Craddock! I haven’t got the last three albums you recommended....maybe I should give them a try!
I’ll gratefully accept one of your ‘66’ albums if it’s going begging?😊
I love the Jam. Was lucky enough to see them live 4 times . I definitely agree about Steve White - Im not sure what happened there but what a fantastic drummer he is. So young when he joined the Style Council but some of the work he does on those early Weller solo albums (particularly Wild Wood) is outstanding. Personally i like Steve Craddock as a guitarist both with Weller and Ocean Colour Scene who i discovered supporting Weller back in the early 90s. I do have a taker for the 66 album Nigel, but if he changes his mind I'll give you a shout.
Never really got Weller but I didn't mind a bit of Style Council, but that's ok we are all different. Might have a go at the Crowded House album, I knew it was out but.didnt pay a lot of attention to it ..... seeing that colour though makes me think a bit more.
Not that much to get really Peter, he’s an uncomplicated beast. Lots of 60s influences, beatles, small faces, kinks, traffic etc etc. some of it overblown some of it snappy, some it really great some of it rubbish. But yes take your point. The CH record is a beauty for sure
I have Spike but mine is an original German pressing so only a single album on coloured vinyl, the colour being black. I also have a couple of copies of Bridge Over Troubled Water, a UK one and a Dutch pressing. The Dutch one is a bit better than the UK one but it's still not perfectly silent, which is ironic considering one of Simon & Garfunkel's hits was Sound Of Silence. I do like Spike but it's not my favourite Elvis Costello album. Blood & Chocolate or My Aim Is True alternate as my favourite. I actually have Blood & Chocolate on vinyl, CD and the limited edition cassette in the chocolate bar wrapper. That got pulled very quickly when the record company was threatened with legal action by Cadbury's.
Lol Ian, Black is usually the best coloured vinyl :-) Bridge was really the only disappointment from this haul. This Year's Model would be my number 1 Elvis album followed by My Aim is True. Really like Blood and Chocolate though
Hi mate did you know 60 years today the greatest band in the world arrived to a drenching at Mascot Sydney Airport for their 1964 Tour!The rest is history........
Hi Mike no i didnt. That anniversary passed me by. I wonder if we have anyone on the channel who was there
Good video again ,the biggest record store I've been too and it must be one of the biggest, mainly sells old stuff and it's called uptown records in spalding in Lincolnshire, worth a visit.
Thanks very much Simon glad you enjoyed the video. I think someone has mentioned this shop before - might even have been you
Hi mate.
Deep Purple has to be played on the turntable. Dob't play their music on CD. It has to be "the old fashioned way".
Enjoy listening.
Take care 33:08
Hiya Pe Ke, i do prefer to listen to records - it just feels like more of an event - but i still really like CDs they have their own purpose for me and still sound great. Obviously what you play them on (and this goes for records too) plays a big part but this applies to records as well . With Purple i dont have much on record 24 carat Purple, made in japan , made in Europe and i think thats it. On Cd i go from in rock to stormbringer and im done. Trying to pick up some more purple vinyl but i want analogue as i guess the new reissues are just digital transfers in other words 12” CDs😂 pretty expensive to get good ones from the 70s but its a mission
Some really great pickups there , love that Elvis Costello album.
Thnaks very much
Tone!!! I wanted to mention that for those that don't know her is that she sang with Delerium as well. Lovely voice indeed! ✌️🏻
Yes, spot on Julia
Its Friday evening going into Saturday
That's nice but Im not sure why you're telling me this 😂
Wow! Nerina Pallot. Thank you for introducing me to her. I’ve been scanning through her catalogue online to get a feel for her music and style, and now I want her albums on vinyl for sure! Thanks Tone! Do you charge a finders fee???
Haha no fee Mal Im just happy to share her brilliance and want her to get the credit she deserves. Glad you had a listen an d liked what you heard. Not all her albums are available on vinyl (although it seems like there is a project going on to make that happen). The album i showed in this video Fires, is on vinyl for the first time, other albums , `The Sound and the Fury', I Don't Know What Im Doing' and 'Stay Lucky' are also available on vinyl - the rest CD only for the time being.
@@beatleytonesbeatleschannel She's awesome Tone! I nabbed "Stay Lucky" and "I Don't Know What I'm Doing" for the collection. Can't wait to receive them both and then take them for a spin. So so good! Again, thank you for the recommendation!
That’s fantastic Mal. Enjoy them when they arrive
@@Mal0wens You're welcome Mal. Enjoy the albums when they arrive, both are fab
found 66 a hard listen first time, like yourself got everything from the jam days i'm sure it'll grow on me, wake up the nation & a kind revolution are my favs from his later solo stuff. Didn't know 'bout the q & a suppose thats all sold out i see he's going america to tour i wonder how that's going for him coz in the jam days it was tough going for them.
All his albums need to grow on me before i can decide whether they are a hit or miss so hopefully a few more plays will help it resonate with you. I never really liked A Kind Revolution but played it again today and I like it a lot more than i remembered. I still can't get on with Sonic Kicks though. I don't know whether the Q & A is sold out check with Rough Trade. Im no sure how popular he is in the States I always think of him as being a very English act.
Ha ha 99 made me laugh 😂
😂 glad you enjoyed that Gav
I'm not loving the Crowded House album yet. Maybe it will grow on me. I wish Neil wrote all the songs.
Yes a few co-writes on this one. Maybe it will improve for you with a few more plays
It's noticeable that the titles on the Paul Weller album cover are in very large print as is the title on the front cover. Do you think this is a nod to the fact that we're all getting older and eyesight isn't what it used to be for a lot of us?
haha maybe. Every little helps at our age
Hi BT. Enjoyed your vid as always. Totally agree your assessment of Who sound quality on the early material. I have a few of those old Backtrack compilations...all in good nic...but the sound is dreadful. Some of the later remasters sound kinda clinical and sterile. Off to check out Nerinda now...she has a very enthusiastic promoter in you Tone. 😀
Gone for Nerina's 1st album, Fires and Cry of the Wolf. Superb recommendation BT ....Many Thanks for sharing.
I think you are referring to Year of the Wolf, which is another fantastic album.
Big fan of Nerina. Great video Beatley!
Really hope you enjoy them Jim . Im hoping to do a more detailed video on Nerina soon
Thanks very much Jim, Glad you enjoyed the video. Im excited about you discovering Nerina
look forward to your Nerina video Tone and my cds. having an evening of Gerry Rafferty. Thanks to MBT for title correction on Year of the Wolf.
Its 1114 pm in the states near los angeles now!
That's nice, but Im not sure why you're telling me this 😂
Hello Tone,
One of the reasons MBB&B does not sound good, there are lots of reprocessed stereo tracks in them grooves (so, mono with bass a heavy RHS channel & oudles of reverb in the other) and the masters of the others were not available as it was a rush release. The name is not the double entendre it may 1st appear - its the bands nick names:
Meaty = Roger Daltrey
Beaty = Keith Moon
Big = John Entwhistle
Bouncy = Pete Townshend
I'm sure the double entendre was however, not lost on the band - if you want a good Who comp, look out for the "Story of the Who", cheap as chips for a double and sounds great.
No booklet with your Honky Chateau? An easy way to check if its an OG, hold the vinyl up to the light and it should be a translucent red and mine has a textured sleeve.
Keep up the good work.
Russell.
Hi Russell , Im thoroughly disappointed about un-rude interpretation of the album title. I have The Story of The Who which i bought back in the day when it came out. I remember the Tv ad had an exploding pinball machine if I remember correctly .
No booklet and Im on holiday now so can check for the translucent red but it does have a textured sleeve. To be honest, I don't really get what the big deal of OG is anyway. As long as the album sounds great, which it does , that's all i care about. cheers Russell
@beatleytonesbeatleschannel Oh! I agree, I too am not hung up on OGs v re-issues and I agree there are many reissues better than OGs and to that end the re-issue of Honky Chateau is actually better than the OG. I was giving you a pointer if it was an OG or not. The reason the record could be translucent red when held up to the light is DJM had an arrangement with Pye to press their records and at the time Pye were only adding the minimum amounts of graphite as well cutting in a groove cramned manner.
Cheers
@@Russell__Smith Great info Russell. Thanks my friend
is it possible to presente miss beatly tone love that name
yes she has appeared in my videos before
Weller weller weller! The 2nd best Paul! How do you rate the new album?? I .like you have followed Weller completely. I always thought if we met we'd do a Weller video? I tell you his lyrics in the style council are his best. P.s. stanley road isnt that good to me. My fave is 'Saturns pattern'.......p.s. if you want to sell a copy of '66" ill have one off yer? X
Maybe we'll get to make that video Kier, sounds like fun. I just can't make myself like Saturn's Pattern. I played a few of the albums today that I hadn't heard for a while and had previously dismissed SP being one of them. I think it's that distorted guitar that is on so many tracks that kills it for me apart from there not being any strong melodies on it . Wild Wood is my fave. Mrs Beatley Tone has since corrected me the blue vinyl wasn't free as i said in the video, there was a price for a ticket with the record and a lower price for just a ticket no record. So i will work out the difference and just ask for that if you still want it. She thinks it's £24 but we're on holiday atm so not sure. I'll message you when we get back mate
@@beatleytonesbeatleschannel top man. The Jam. Big big fan. You grew up with it so i suspect they are to you what oasis were to me...
@@frommetoyou1981 yes something very similar . i really liked Oasis too for the first 5 albums. I was probably too old lol
Hi again Tone - always nice to see bits of your other vinyl collection.
I have a comment & a question.
Meaty Beauty etc, I got that LP in 1971, "The Seeker" was their most recent track on it. The sound is indeed crap on the songs "electronically reprocessed" (similar to the last 3 songs on Side 2 of Capital's MMT LP) - £10 eh? A fortune back in 1971 when my weekly paper-round paid £1.15, & a "proper" LP cost around £1.60 ISH, but TOTP 12 track monthly compilation LP's were around 65p from Woolies.
Q. You say you'd cleaned many of your records. Did you use the old Emitex cloth, or something else? Maybe you could do a future video on how you clean your vinyl.
Re Elton, I have all his LP's from 1968 - 83 (including Sgt Zippo) though I do think his album output peaked with Captain Fantastic, then went slowly downhill from Westies. Great packaging though.
Best wishes x
Hi Tone, thanks very much Im glad you enjoyed the video. yes you're right The Seeker is the youngest track on Meaty, not sure why but I have always thought that came out in 1967. LPs were about £2.50 when i stared buying them but also had a few of those dreadful TOTP records from Woolies that weren't by the original artists.
I have actually done a video on how i clean my records. Its fairly recent from around January of this year and you can watch it here if you want to
ruclips.net/video/WSrR--CEUKE/видео.html
I would actually say Elton's albums peaked at Goodbye Yellow Brick road but obviously that doesn't mean there weren't great albums that followed . I guess everyone has their favourites.
cheers Tone
@@beatleytonesbeatleschannel Thanks Tone. I must have missed your record cleaning upload despite being subscribed with "notifications".
Re the TOTP's covers LP's, they were very popular in the early '70's & each month would regularly feature in Top 20 Album lists, till they were magically "excluded" under some new rule that only "allowed" original artists. Cynics noted that it didn't't stop other artists doing cover songs entering the Album charts though. Of course K-Tel eventually killed off the TOTP's range.
Cheers!
Jim Keltner is/was nothing to do with the Beatles......
Incorrect
Also.got.a.bunch.of.new.old.records.most.of.all.new.remastered.versons.of.tom.petty.damn.the.torpedos.velvet.undergrond.andy.warhol.album.ledzepplin⁴.and.travling.wilburys.volume1and.talking.heads.little.creatures.some.great.finds.nice.weekend.to
Find.records.looks.like.you.got.some.good.ones.too.take.care.cheers.😃😄
Nice work Alan. Enjoy your new records