Excellent list! So glad I found this site, your analysis and endorsements are awesome. As for This Year's Model. I'll go the matte with anyone who doesn't like EC to listen to it. Like classic Stones, it's undeniable great rock. Value your input on it!
Hi, I just came across your channel and was intrigued cos apart from the jazz, you probably have my record collection. Some good sounds there my man. I haven't listened to Electric Ladyland for years (back in the day when I used to smoke some exotic stuff) but I'm a gonna give it a blast tonight.
A great list . I have 5 of the albums on your list , and I plan to check out the other 5 , plus Pendant World . I love your selection of This Year’s Model . I saw Elvis Costello at Massey Hall in Toronto , on his 1978 tour . He played pretty much all of the album , plus a lot from his debut , and a few from Armed Forces . It was a killer show , that also included Nick Lowe and Mink DeVille . I love that Eno album as well . Cheers !
John thanks man Elvis Costello is on my list to see I wish I would saw him withe Attractions that band played so amazing together that show at Massey Hall your saw with Nick Love and Deville I bet was outstanding . John w I appreciate your comments have a great weekend .
Just came across your channel, these are some stellar records. This Year’s Model is such a top-notch new wave record while still retaining that punky angst and ferocity. “No Action” and “The Beat” are some of my favorite songs off it. I love Blonde on Blonde and LA Woman as well. Great video! I’ll be sure to check out more of your videos
Thank you Thetheghast when I came across This Years Model man when discovering Armed Forces I knew I was going to dig his body of work that’s is what was cool about working at a record store the other employees turn you on to so many classic albums it’s so inspiring and with the Bob Dylan After Desire it led me to his other work I appreciate your comments have a wonderful week .
Lovell, nice to see your smiling face. You look happy and healthy, keep on truckin'. I love all Roxy Music but ''Avalon'' is the one I listen to the most. My favorite song by them is ''Mother of Pearl''. My cd of ''Coltrane'' includes 4 more versions of ''Tunji'', which is one of my top Coltrane tunes. Haynes, Burton, Metheny, Corea, Holland always generate high level vibrations. Haynes is the driving force behind all their great work, how can you not play great when Roy is creating the Heartbeat and laying down the railroad tracks! My current Dylan listen has been ''Blood On The Tracks'', the ''Desire'' album is the one I play the most. I remember when ''Hurricane'' was released as a single, heard it on the radio and it blew my mind.
Thank you Michael V I have that same cd Coltrane tone was on cruise control killer control. Yes with Metheny Haynes versatility on the drums controlled the vibe big time. Man I really appreciated your comments and feedback. Mother of Pearl is one my favorites to whe I first heard Roxy I was hooked you have a wonderful week my friend take care.
Oh, my man. Thank you. I appreciate that shout out and the kind words. So glad to hear it. Ready to do a joint video whenever you are, sir. Let's chat. Always loved that Coltrane cover photo. So damn great. I'm there with you on that Eno record. You know that record he was trying to make country music for space. Produced by Daniel Lanois. Beautiful album. The track "Weightless" is so so so good. Also cool to see that early Henderson. Still don't have that title. I know that AP cut it at a 2x45. Then Music Matters did it. And now the Blue Note Classic. Gotta nab that one. Nice to see you again after a long break. Bring the heat.
Michael that awesome my friend i definitely going to check out that with Daniel Lanois he’s one of my favorite album producers he produced Emmy Lou Harris Wrecking Ball. That “Weightless” sounds like a classic thanks for the recommendation. That Joe Henderson you will love it . I still need to get that Grant Green Street of Dreams . Have a beautiful week Michael.
An excellent "Ten Records" list! Many of my favorites are here. A few that you showed, I don't have. I need to look for that Dead Can Dance album and that Coltrane. Thanks for showing such great records.
Thank you thesurfacespins for check this episode out I believe you will enjoy the Coltrane and Dead can Dance albums it albums that don’t get talk about a lot have a great weekend.
Really enjoyed your picks here: completely with you on Avalon (one of my all time favorites), Blonde on Blonde, Elvis Costello and Sade. Need to explore the Dead Can Dance, Eno and the Balmorhea records.
Thank you Jhal50 for watching for the Dead Can Damce check out Into the Labyrinth from ‘93 it’s a classic . That Avalon I can put on any time of the day and it sets the mood beautifully have a wonderful weekend.
Good to see you Lovell. Your 10 er 11 included many great titles. Love LA Woman. Metheny and the gang yes! Of course Jazz. So good to hear from you my friend. Greg
Greg thank you that Doors L A has that kick down the door we’re here attitude Jim’s voice is over the top excellent . Metheny is one artist I still have to see I dig his body of work . Greg I appreciate the comments have a great week.
Great video sir some superb choices there. Electric Ladyland man what an album!! I went for Are you Experienced? But I could have flipped a coin tbh. I had Blonde on Blonde in my list. Like your style new subscriber here take care cheers
Thanks for subscribing and watching yes Are You Experience is a killer debut I own the UHQR it was so groundbreaking . This thread was an excellent way for everyone to express their favorites have a wonderful weekend .
Man, I love your style. Every time you drop a video it makes my day. Great selections! Never heard of that Eno record but damn it's amazing! Thank you for showing those and the video. Stay cool.
Thank you ilya for the kind words that Brian Eno is one to spin when you need relaxation his minimalisms of sounds is what brings me back to his albums .
What a list, full of heavy heaters! Thank you for sharing, Lovell. Man, that OG Coltrane is clean 👏👏 (I’m jealous over here in San Diego). You have such a great collection! Keep on spinning, brother!
Samuel my main dude thanks brother that Coltrane was one of my first Impulse purchases in Chicago in the early 2000’s it let me to a long affair with Coltrane’s music when I pulled off the wall and was blown away it was a White Label Promo.
Hi Lovell. That Balmorhea is my favorite so far. Loved that album. Nice list. Elvis C first 5 albums are really all I need You used a lot of tape on the Hendrix haha. I use to have that cover, now it is tough to find. Always great to see you.
Steve Carlson thank you so much yes I ran out tape on that cover I prefer it without he tape 🙂. This thread was interesting so I jumped on it love the picks from the other channels I’ve seen so far I’m definitely going to check yours out I know you will find the 5 I showed have a great week Steve and i really appreciate you stopping by and commenting take care.
Soooooooo great to see you Lovell...Bob Villa?? hehehe I remember him on this old house lol....dang!! Right outta the gate! Roxy Avalon.....uh huh I knew Jazz be coming 😁yes I am looking at that lineup! Burton, Corea, Methany, Haynes! Huge fav of mine... Elvis intoxicates me....I remember the Saturday night live you are speaking of.....wow I’m gonna just shut it.....and enjoy your 10...take care...always great to hang out w ya my friend.....Lis 😎🙏🏻🎶🙏🏻☮️🙏🏻☀️
LiS it great to hear from you Costello definitely brought his A game on at his Years Model great lyricist and the Attractions rhythm section is top notch on the delivery have a wonderful week LiS.
Joe thank i remember seeing John Coltrane on the wall it look brand new the the e price wasn’t bad I pulled the trigger fast. I appreciate you watching Joe have a great week.
Great stuff LA! A number of people have showed that Roxy. Totally my favorite as well. Almost made my list. A bunch of great, core pieces here my friend!
Some good quality stuff in there! For Dead Can Dance Im mostly into their debut - the darker rawer sound. LA Woman is such a classic and was actually the first Doors album I bought as a kid. I still need to listen to that Elvis Costello record. I have a sealed copy of the reissue. Cheers!
Thanks LowNoise Transmit pop open that Costello and take the ride Elvis passion is definitely in the lyrics and the Attractions passion in the music 🎶 I think you will dig it . That La Woman is one I love Jim’s singing make you want to kick the doors down . Dead Can dance debut is a killer start to a great career have a wonderful week and thanks for commenting I appreciate that .
Retromusings thank you for checking out my video Sade is outstanding I was blown away when I saw her live it was like heaven they sound just like the record.
Steve Bender thanks for checking my video out yes Hendrix was one of the first guys that was so mind blowing especially the way he played guitar his tone and tough was bar none the best 👍.
Sheeeeesh a WLP of Coltrane s/t?! Insane! One of my favorite Coltrane albums too. They’re burnin the whole way through that album! LA Woman is easily my favorite Doors album, love the all in bluesyness they did with it. Cheers, man!
@@DAKILLAGORILLA thank you so much for commenting and watching Dead Can Dance is the truth when I first heard the album “within the Realm of a dying sun” I’ve been hooked every since .
Hey Lovell! Enjoyed your top ten! A couple of my faves were in there! Avalon is my go to Roxy! Not their best or most important but the one that gets played the most! I also think it’s cool you rank Desire right at the top too! That my fave for sure among many great Dylan albums! Hope you are enjoying the summer! Best of luck with the house! Cheers, Jon
Jon that’s awesome you you Pick Avalon too Roxy Music is band I totally dig from their earlier records to Avalon’s each album has so much to offer . This summer has been cool diggin’ and home improvement have a wonderful summer Jon and take care.
The opening guitar riff of the Balmorhea song you played on IG sound a lot like the guitar riff in beginning of Undone from Weezer. I need that Balmorhea record. It’s mind altering alright. Great selections, Lovell. I love Brian Ferry and Costello. Two powerhouses from my heyday 80s! I gotta nab me a copy of that Joe Henderson release and Like Minds. I’ve recently become a big fan Gary Burton. You have impeccable taste in music and artists! Thanks for this great contributions! You already know how much I want a copy of that Coltrane. Not a surprise that you love listening to all those. Peace ☮️ Steve
Steve awesome my friend you stopped by that Like Minds is so melodic that band was so tight I still can’t believe Chick Corea passed away he was a piano legend. I appreciate your comment Steve it mean a lot . Ferry and Costello definitely were great I still haven’t seen Costello live it’s on my bucket list to see . I saw Ferry solo and saw him with Roxy Music definitely was amazing have a great week Steve. Definitely grab that Balmorhea it’s gonna be a classic 🥂.
Some great sounding records , and some interesting albums I don't have. That OG Coltrane is in nice condition! So cool to see those vintage Jazz records in that sort of condition. Great stuff Lovell !
Brand ms thanks man I appreciate that as the years go on it’s getting tougher and tougher to find vintage jazz records in excellent condition and the prices steady rises very high. I was so lucky to have found my collection before the vinyl resurgence. Thank you for watching Brad jazz is definitely an addiction I can’t kick have a wonderful week my friend . 🥂
Oh heck YEAH, *APOLLO!!!* I absolutely love that album. 'Deep Blue Day' is one of the best songs from that whole decade - and it's also the music from the toilet scene in 'Trainspotting' 🧠
Great list!. Love Roxy, although prefer their earlier output. LA Woman is my favourite Doors album along with the debut. Not heard that Coltrane album, will have to check out...just ordered a tone poet of Blue Train. Costello is great, particularly his late 70s - mid 80s period. Interesting you mentioned Desire, that's been my go to Dylan album for years. All the best from here in the UK.
Rob thanks man yes those early Roxy Music are so underrated Stranded is another killer Amazona and Mother of Pearl truly one of Ferry’s best vocals IMO . Costello was truly excellent from late 70’s to mid 80’s those are the albums I own have a wonderful week Rob and thanks for commenting and watching .
That's a great stack of records. I have Like Minds on CD - wow, that is a good one. Well, every record you showed in this video is pretty unforgettable. I hope you have more leisure time and can get back in the habit of making more videos. Good luck with the home improvement!
Thanks Randy for commenting it was so fun to post a video those 10 records everyone pulled definitely was an inspiration. If run across that album you definitely be the one I will let you know i still have some more videos to do . Have a great weekend Randy 🥂.
Hey mate what's up!! Nice to see you doing a video man , nice picks bro. I have never bought the Costello record , I think you gave me the final push, I'm gonna look for the Ryan K Smith . I got all APs Doors albums and gotta agree sound fantastic
Thank you Jorge it’s been a long time great to hear from you I dig your videos man. That Costello shocked me how well it was pressed I had an OG for a while Ryan K Smith is definitely one the top mastering engineers definitely seek it out you won’t be disappointed take care. Lovellandrew
Sade - nice! From what I remember, the Elvis Costello SNL stunt cause him not to be invited back (if that’s true). For me, Electric Ladyland is my favorite Jimi, and Highway 61 is my favorite Dylan.
Kris thanks man for stopping by and yes Elvis was banded for along time after that stunt but he became big right after he’s a great songwriter. Highway 61 is my top 5 Dylan albums . Sade definitely puts you in a very chill mood and after seeing her live they sound just like the record. Kris I dig you commented a lot have a wonderful weekend brother .
Thank you so much @Fitzelectricbar9268 I really appreciate subscribing and commenting definitely check out that Brian Eno Apollo that album is so well put together.
My list, sort of : Pixies - Doolittle Neutral Milk Hotel - In the aeroplane over the sea Gang of Four - Entertainment! Sufjan Stevens - Illinois Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon Supertramp - Paris Dire Straits - Communiqué The Waterboys - This is the Sea Television - Marquee Moon Pink Floyd - Animals Dire Straits - Dire Straits The Smiths - The Queen is Dead XTC - Drums and wires Pavlov´s Dog - Pampered Menial Keith Jarrett - Koln Concert.
13:38,all your selections are great,but any man of color who is into the music of BOB DYLAN(especially blonde on blonde) is 100% cool.I'm surprised I'm not the only one and I can see that you have NEIL YOUNG unplugged on your wall.
Thanks Colinwilliams Dylan definitely was a poet his early recordings was influenced by Muddy and had a little acoustic blues in the undertones. Neil Young Unplugged is so underrated he did 2 takes of the recording I appreciate you stopping by have an awesome rest of the week and thank for commenting.
Hi Lovell, I'm new to your channel and I'll definitely be watching more of your content. I'm going to check out a few of those albums you showed such as the Balmorhea one and Apollo by Brian Eno. Love L.A. Woman, it's my second favorite of theirs. All time favorite of mine by the Doors is the debut album. Nice copy of Electric Lady Land. Is that a UK pressing? Never saw that cover before. Best, Steve
Thank you for stopping by that Electric Ladyland is a Japanese pressing on Polydor from the 70’s I never was able to find a decent copy on track so I settled on this one it very clean .
Thanks for checking it out the albums are John Coltrane Quartet - Coltrane, Elvis Costello - My Aim is true , Pat Metheny Like minds, Dead can Dance - Spleen and Ideal , Roxy Music Avalon, The doors L A Woman, Joe Henderson- Page One , Brian Eno Atmospheres and Soundtracks , Sade - Stronger than Pride , Bob Dylan Blonde on Blonde and Jimi Hendrix Electric Ladyland
Fascinating selection, I can tolerate the Doors although been decades since I spun it, Eno's Apollo a masterpiece. Hendrix to my ears is noise pollution, puerile. Avalon is so cheesy and serene, not as 'bad' as it was perceived when it came out. Dylan should be prosecuted for crimes against music, nasty! xx
Thanks Miketomlin for watching Eno body of work is so interesting I feel the best thing he did was to leave Roxy Music it pushed his creativity as a solo artist .
@@MrLovell1971 His solo efforts, or until the early 80's, were much superior, or more sophisticated than Roxy's efforts. (to my mind one of the best pop bands on the planet, or were for a period. ). But he was older by then and tended to use or work with very talented muso's. I remember at the time Avalon came out thinking its reception was a bit harsh, it had/has a lovely 'easy listening' so called radio AOR friendly aroma to it.
@@miketomlin6040 I agree Eno was so creative especially on Here Come the Warm Jets , Taking Tiger Mountain which my favorite Eno to name a few I even dug the albums he done with Fripp and Cluster & Eno.
@@MrLovell1971 His masterpieces, to my mind, although I have discussed his opus quite extensively with plenty of folks over the decades, are Ambient 4 and Another Green World. His early Lp's often seen as a little 'young'. Although personally I do think Apollo is worthy of being seen as 'almost' a masterpiece, but I might be biased here as I heard it at a more impressionable age and it has some 'emotive' associations. (We are likely not on the same page, most of the Lp's you show in your videos I find quite unlistenable!).
@@miketomlin6040 Ambient 4 is one I own also I do spin that album along with Ambient 2 with Harold Budd I spin sometimes I seem to always go Apollo late at night for relaxation and when I read also I see where you coming from.
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You have just shattered all my delusions. A man of colour does Dead Can Dance - Spleen & Ideal tracks Mesmerism & Avatar my two favourite DCD tunes.
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Great choices Lovell. 'Out Of This world', Coltrane - remarkable. Love the sleeve on this one too.
Thank you Tom that Coltrane album is so important for even more great things to come . That cover is so times have a a great week.
Excellent list! So glad I found this site, your analysis and endorsements are awesome. As for This Year's Model. I'll go the matte with anyone who doesn't like EC to listen to it. Like classic Stones, it's undeniable great rock. Value your input on it!
Thank you ChrisEstey love Costello he’s one artist I need to see live This years Model flows so perfect his songwriting is so top notch .
Wow…canNOT give this enough thumbs up- so many top notch picks!! Subscribing as we speak! 😃👍
Much appreciated!
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Hi, I just came across your channel and was intrigued cos apart from the jazz, you probably have my record collection. Some good sounds there my man. I haven't listened to Electric Ladyland for years (back in the day when I used to smoke some exotic stuff) but I'm a gonna give it a blast tonight.
A great list .
I have 5 of the albums on your list , and I plan to check out the other 5 , plus Pendant World .
I love your selection of This Year’s Model .
I saw Elvis Costello at Massey Hall in Toronto , on his 1978 tour .
He played pretty much all of the album , plus a lot from his debut , and a few from Armed Forces .
It was a killer show , that also included Nick Lowe and Mink DeVille .
I love that Eno album as well .
Cheers !
John thanks man Elvis Costello is on my list to see I wish I would saw him withe Attractions that band played so amazing together that show at Massey Hall your saw with Nick Love and Deville I bet was outstanding . John w I appreciate your comments have a great weekend .
@@MrLovell1971 You're welcome . Thanks for your great recommendations , and have a great weekend as well .
WOW ! Mink DeVille. Love the first album. Willie is great!
@@jackwezesa1081 He is indeed .
Good pics. I pull a number of those a lot too. I'll have to look for that Eno. Thanks.
Cool Thank you for watching . You will enjoy the Eno it took by surprise .
Thats a great selection, I have a lot of those at home, will give Dead can Dance an extra shot this evening thanks to this video :)
Thank you @bernhardhagen1013 that Dead Can Dance puts me in a much relaxed space and mellow mood
Just came across your channel, these are some stellar records. This Year’s Model is such a top-notch new wave record while still retaining that punky angst and ferocity. “No Action” and “The Beat” are some of my favorite songs off it. I love Blonde on Blonde and LA Woman as well.
Great video! I’ll be sure to check out more of your videos
Thank you Thetheghast when I came across This Years Model man when discovering Armed Forces I knew I was going to dig his body of work that’s is what was cool about working at a record store the other employees turn you on to so many classic albums it’s so inspiring and with the Bob Dylan After Desire it led me to his other work I appreciate your comments have a wonderful week .
Costello can’t go wrong! My favorite artist, saw him this year with Nick Lowe opening and it was awesome
Thank you block-head2982 when I discovered Costello I’ve been hooked ever since
Man....Your choices makes 100 times more sense than the other Top 10 choices the others presented recently. 😃👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you alanartme
That’s my brother In law!! Do yo thang bro!!
Thank you sister 🥂
Lovell, nice to see your smiling face. You look happy and healthy, keep on truckin'. I love all Roxy Music but ''Avalon'' is the one I listen to the most. My favorite song by them is ''Mother of Pearl''. My
cd of ''Coltrane'' includes 4 more versions of ''Tunji'', which is one of my top Coltrane tunes. Haynes, Burton, Metheny, Corea, Holland always generate high level vibrations. Haynes is the driving force behind all their great work, how can you not play great when Roy is creating the Heartbeat and laying down the railroad tracks! My current Dylan listen has been ''Blood On The Tracks'', the ''Desire'' album is the one I play the most. I remember when ''Hurricane'' was released as a single, heard it on the radio and it blew my mind.
Thank you Michael V I have that same cd Coltrane tone was on cruise control killer control. Yes with Metheny Haynes versatility on the drums controlled the vibe big time. Man I really appreciated your comments and feedback. Mother of Pearl is one my favorites to whe I first heard Roxy I was hooked you have a wonderful week my friend take care.
I may need to buy some blue sticky notes for my Hendrix collection. SADE and Dead Can't Dance are great choices. Actually, all are great!!!
Mazzy thanks man for watching I definitely need to do more video on a consistent basis . My wife said I bought it for the cover lol .
Oh, my man. Thank you. I appreciate that shout out and the kind words. So glad to hear it. Ready to do a joint video whenever you are, sir. Let's chat. Always loved that Coltrane cover photo. So damn great. I'm there with you on that Eno record. You know that record he was trying to make country music for space. Produced by Daniel Lanois. Beautiful album. The track "Weightless" is so so so good. Also cool to see that early Henderson. Still don't have that title. I know that AP cut it at a 2x45. Then Music Matters did it. And now the Blue Note Classic. Gotta nab that one. Nice to see you again after a long break. Bring the heat.
Michael that awesome my friend i definitely going to check out that with Daniel Lanois he’s one of my favorite album producers he produced Emmy Lou Harris Wrecking Ball. That “Weightless” sounds like a classic thanks for the recommendation. That Joe Henderson you will love it . I still need to get that Grant Green Street of Dreams . Have a beautiful week Michael.
An excellent "Ten Records" list! Many of my favorites are here. A few that you showed, I don't have. I need to look for that Dead Can Dance album and that Coltrane. Thanks for showing such great records.
Thank you thesurfacespins for check this episode out I believe you will enjoy the Coltrane and Dead can Dance albums it albums that don’t get talk about a lot have a great weekend.
Love your list. I'm looking for that Joe Henderson in Japan LP behind you, too!
Thanks brother definitely a killer Joe set his tone is one of the top in jazz .
Really enjoyed your picks here: completely with you on Avalon (one of my all time favorites), Blonde on Blonde, Elvis Costello and Sade. Need to explore the Dead Can Dance, Eno and the Balmorhea records.
Thank you Jhal50 for watching for the Dead Can Damce check out Into the Labyrinth from ‘93 it’s a classic . That Avalon I can put on any time of the day and it sets the mood beautifully have a wonderful weekend.
Great top 10. Thanks a lot for the video.
Your welcome larshultberger6972 and thank you for commenting 👍
Good to see you Lovell. Your 10 er 11 included many great titles. Love LA Woman. Metheny and the gang yes! Of course Jazz. So good to hear from you my friend. Greg
Greg thank you that Doors L A has that kick down the door we’re here attitude Jim’s voice is over the top excellent . Metheny is one artist I still have to see I dig his body of work . Greg I appreciate the comments have a great week.
Great video sir some superb choices there. Electric Ladyland man what an album!! I went for Are you Experienced? But I could have flipped a coin tbh. I had Blonde on Blonde in my list. Like your style new subscriber here take care cheers
Thanks for subscribing and watching yes Are You Experience is a killer debut I own the UHQR it was so groundbreaking . This thread was an excellent way for everyone to express their favorites have a wonderful weekend .
Dude- you are all over the place! Love it!!
Russell thanks i definitely have to thank all the cool people I used to work with at the various record stores I worked over the years .
Man, I love your style. Every time you drop a video it makes my day.
Great selections! Never heard of that Eno record but damn it's amazing! Thank you for showing those and the video.
Stay cool.
Thank you ilya for the kind words that Brian Eno is one to spin when you need relaxation his minimalisms of sounds is what brings me back to his albums .
That Coltrane was THE first Impulse record I ever got! And it jams!
That’s awesome @nothingimportant4504 I totally agree thank you for watching 🥂
We have a huge overlap on our top ten. Always glad to know your not alone, but it is easy when you love the quality classics. Peace.
Jamesmachado8874 thanks man I’m with you all the way 🥂
Blonde on Blonde say no more 66 genius Nashville
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What a list, full of heavy heaters! Thank you for sharing, Lovell.
Man, that OG Coltrane is clean 👏👏 (I’m jealous over here in San Diego). You have such a great collection! Keep on spinning, brother!
Samuel my main dude thanks brother that Coltrane was one of my first Impulse purchases in Chicago in the early 2000’s it let me to a long affair with Coltrane’s music when I pulled off the wall and was blown away it was a White Label Promo.
Hi Lovell. That Balmorhea is my favorite so far. Loved that album. Nice list. Elvis C first 5 albums are really all I need You used a lot of tape on the Hendrix haha. I use to have that cover, now it is tough to find. Always great to see you.
Steve Carlson thank you so much yes I ran out tape on that cover I prefer it without he tape 🙂. This thread was interesting so I jumped on it love the picks from the other channels I’ve seen so far I’m definitely going to check yours out I know you will find the 5 I showed have a great week Steve and i really appreciate you stopping by and commenting take care.
Soooooooo great to see you Lovell...Bob Villa?? hehehe I remember him on this old house lol....dang!! Right outta the gate! Roxy Avalon.....uh huh I knew Jazz be coming 😁yes I am looking at that lineup! Burton, Corea, Methany, Haynes! Huge fav of mine...
Elvis intoxicates me....I remember the Saturday night live you are speaking of.....wow I’m gonna just shut it.....and enjoy your 10...take care...always great to hang out w ya my friend.....Lis 😎🙏🏻🎶🙏🏻☮️🙏🏻☀️
LiS it great to hear from you Costello definitely brought his A game on at his Years Model great lyricist and the Attractions rhythm section is top notch on the delivery have a wonderful week LiS.
@@MrLovell1971 same to you Lovell! Good karma to you on all your house projects
A lot of my much-played faves on your list. Great choices and great variety
Thank you Gharris2389 for watching 🥂
Great list, Lovell! Page One is a classic, along with that Coltrane! Man, that is one clean cover on that Coltrane Impulse.
Joe thank i remember seeing John Coltrane on the wall it look brand new the the e price wasn’t bad I pulled the trigger fast. I appreciate you watching Joe have a great week.
Great stuff LA! A number of people have showed that Roxy. Totally my favorite as well. Almost made my list. A bunch of great, core pieces here my friend!
Brandon thanks man it’s definitely a piece to play to test the Sonics of your gear .
Hey man. Not sure if you got my message. I got some VCLT for you. What is the best way to get your address? @@MrLovell1971
Some good quality stuff in there! For Dead Can Dance Im mostly into their debut - the darker rawer sound. LA Woman is such a classic and was actually the first Doors album I bought as a kid. I still need to listen to that Elvis Costello record. I have a sealed copy of the reissue. Cheers!
Thanks LowNoise Transmit pop open that Costello and take the ride Elvis passion is definitely in the lyrics and the Attractions passion in the music 🎶 I think you will dig it . That La Woman is one I love Jim’s singing make you want to kick the doors down . Dead Can dance debut is a killer start to a great career have a wonderful week and thanks for commenting I appreciate that .
Love your list. Great varied selection. Going to go and play my Sade and Roxy Music albums now after watching this!
Retromusings thank you for checking out my video Sade is outstanding I was blown away when I saw her live it was like heaven they sound just like the record.
Lovell, good to see you back. Oh yea LA Woman, heavy hitter. Killer Hendrix. Cool you did this thread, most played. Peace ☮️ Namaste 🙏 the Zonkman
Steve Bender thanks for checking my video out yes Hendrix was one of the first guys that was so mind blowing especially the way he played guitar his tone and tough was bar none the best 👍.
Sheeeeesh a WLP of Coltrane s/t?! Insane! One of my favorite Coltrane albums too. They’re burnin the whole way through that album! LA Woman is easily my favorite Doors album, love the all in bluesyness they did with it. Cheers, man!
Trentsrecords cool thank you for stopping by I never hear many talk about this Coltrane session it’s so magical his version of Soul Eyes is beautiful.
Awesome 👏
Thanks Brother JC
So good to see you Lovell!
Thank you so much Tara for stopping by and commenting.
Love the picks!
Thank you for stopping by and checkin' out my video .
Awesome selections new follower here.
First person I have seen talk about The Dead Can Dance. They are incredible
@@DAKILLAGORILLA thank you so much for commenting and watching Dead Can Dance is the truth when I first heard the album “within the Realm of a dying sun” I’ve been hooked every since .
Great list! Love eno. Another green world on my list of 10.
Another green world is another killer with Phil collins on drums 🥁 that an excellent pick @jasonbrandt5504 thanks for watching and commenting.
Hendrix for the win. Good to see you back Lovell.
Dave thanks Jimi figured out how to make the perfect album and guitar chops got even better
Enjoyed your video. Great choices.
Thank you Prog Tommy it’s always great to hear from you 🥂.
Hey Lovell! Enjoyed your top ten! A couple of my faves were in there! Avalon is my go to Roxy! Not their best or most important but the one that gets played the most! I also think it’s cool you rank Desire right at the top too! That my fave for sure among many great Dylan albums! Hope you are enjoying the summer! Best of luck with the house! Cheers, Jon
Jon that’s awesome you you Pick Avalon too Roxy Music is band I totally dig from their earlier records to Avalon’s each album has so much to offer . This summer has been cool diggin’ and home improvement have a wonderful summer Jon and take care.
The opening guitar riff of the Balmorhea song you played on IG sound a lot like the guitar riff in beginning of Undone from Weezer. I need that Balmorhea record. It’s mind altering alright. Great selections, Lovell. I love Brian Ferry and Costello. Two powerhouses from my heyday 80s! I gotta nab me a copy of that Joe Henderson release and Like Minds. I’ve recently become a big fan Gary Burton. You have impeccable taste in music and artists! Thanks for this great contributions! You already know how much I want a copy of that Coltrane. Not a surprise that you love listening to all those. Peace ☮️
Steve
Steve awesome my friend you stopped by that Like Minds is so melodic that band was so tight I still can’t believe Chick Corea passed away he was a piano legend. I appreciate your comment Steve it mean a lot . Ferry and Costello definitely were great I still haven’t seen Costello live it’s on my bucket list to see . I saw Ferry solo and saw him with Roxy Music definitely was amazing have a great week Steve. Definitely grab that Balmorhea it’s gonna be a classic 🥂.
Some great sounding records , and some interesting albums I don't have. That OG Coltrane is in nice condition! So cool to see those vintage Jazz records in that sort of condition. Great stuff Lovell !
Brand ms thanks man I appreciate that as the years go on it’s getting tougher and tougher to find vintage jazz records in excellent condition and the prices steady rises very high. I was so lucky to have found my collection before the vinyl resurgence. Thank you for watching Brad jazz is definitely an addiction I can’t kick have a wonderful week my friend . 🥂
Nice video ! Cool. Idea would be to put name of group album lettered on bottom just a suggestion thanks
Oh heck YEAH, *APOLLO!!!*
I absolutely love that album. 'Deep Blue Day' is one of the best songs from that whole decade - and it's also the music from the toilet scene in 'Trainspotting'
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Thank you Willhouse Eno Apollo is truly mind blowing thank for stopping by and commenting
Great list!.
Love Roxy, although prefer their earlier output.
LA Woman is my favourite Doors album along with the debut.
Not heard that Coltrane album, will have to check out...just ordered a tone poet of Blue Train.
Costello is great, particularly his late 70s - mid 80s period.
Interesting you mentioned Desire, that's been my go to Dylan album for years.
All the best from here in the UK.
Rob thanks man yes those early Roxy Music are so underrated Stranded is another killer Amazona and Mother of Pearl truly one of Ferry’s best vocals IMO . Costello was truly excellent from late 70’s to mid 80’s those are the albums I own have a wonderful week Rob and thanks for commenting and watching .
That's a great stack of records. I have Like Minds on CD - wow, that is a good one. Well, every record you showed in this video is pretty unforgettable. I hope you have more leisure time and can get back in the habit of making more videos. Good luck with the home improvement!
Thanks Randy for commenting it was so fun to post a video those 10 records everyone pulled definitely was an inspiration. If run across that album you definitely be the one I will let you know i still have some more videos to do . Have a great weekend Randy 🥂.
Hey man it's so good to see you back!!
Rod thank you my friend I had to kick off all the rust .
Got to love that Jimi album cover lol
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Joe Henderson killer tenor player
Hey mate what's up!! Nice to see you doing a video man , nice picks bro. I have never bought the Costello record , I think you gave me the final push, I'm gonna look for the Ryan K Smith . I got all APs Doors albums and gotta agree sound fantastic
Thank you Jorge it’s been a long time great to hear from you I dig your videos man. That Costello shocked me how well it was pressed I had an OG for a while Ryan K Smith is definitely one the top mastering engineers definitely seek it out you won’t be disappointed take care. Lovellandrew
I just did a flip vid and showed part of my Jimi collection!✊🏻
Cool LiS I’m definitely going to check that out ❤️
Nice video! I just released my own top 10 video this week, and I'm happy to see I'm not the only person who included Sade and Dylan. Good stuff, man!
Average Joe Vinyl I feel you Dylan is a master wordsmith and Sade silky smooth thank you for commenting and stopping by have a great weekend.
Sade - nice! From what I remember, the Elvis Costello SNL stunt cause him not to be invited back (if that’s true). For me, Electric Ladyland is my favorite Jimi, and Highway 61 is my favorite Dylan.
Kris thanks man for stopping by and yes Elvis was banded for along time after that stunt but he became big right after he’s a great songwriter. Highway 61 is my top 5 Dylan albums . Sade definitely puts you in a very chill mood and after seeing her live they sound just like the record. Kris I dig you commented a lot have a wonderful weekend brother .
Well it’s about time!!!!!
Lol thank you my lady ❤
First time viewer. Enjoyed your video and your list. New subscriber. I almost added the Brian Eno Apollo record to my list, too. Great record.
Thank you so much @Fitzelectricbar9268 I really appreciate subscribing and commenting definitely check out that Brian Eno Apollo that album is so well put together.
Welcome back
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My list, sort of :
Pixies - Doolittle
Neutral Milk Hotel - In the aeroplane over the sea
Gang of Four - Entertainment!
Sufjan Stevens - Illinois
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
Supertramp - Paris
Dire Straits - Communiqué
The Waterboys - This is the Sea
Television - Marquee Moon
Pink Floyd - Animals
Dire Straits - Dire Straits
The Smiths - The Queen is Dead
XTC - Drums and wires
Pavlov´s Dog - Pampered Menial
Keith Jarrett - Koln Concert.
Nice that’s an amazing list @vayre7512🥂
13:38,all your selections are great,but any man of color who is into the music of BOB DYLAN(especially blonde on blonde) is 100% cool.I'm surprised I'm not the only one and I can see that you have NEIL YOUNG unplugged on your wall.
Thanks Colinwilliams Dylan definitely was a poet his early recordings was influenced by Muddy and had a little acoustic blues in the undertones. Neil Young Unplugged is so underrated he did 2 takes of the recording I appreciate you stopping by have an awesome rest of the week and thank for commenting.
Eno wow he produced Roxy Music And Talking Heads u like ambient
Yes ambient hits the spot on those late late nights
Axis is my #1
You never disappoint Lovell. Great to see you again~
Rob/Boston
Rob thanks my friend 🥂
Hi Lovell, I'm new to your channel and I'll definitely be watching more of your content. I'm going to check out a few of those albums you showed such as the Balmorhea one and Apollo by Brian Eno. Love L.A. Woman, it's my second favorite of theirs. All time favorite of mine by the Doors is the debut album. Nice copy of Electric Lady Land. Is that a UK pressing? Never saw that cover before. Best, Steve
Thank you for stopping by that Electric Ladyland is a Japanese pressing on Polydor from the 70’s I never was able to find a decent copy on track so I settled on this one it very clean .
@@MrLovell1971I'll let you know what I think of the Balmorhea Pendant World I thin is the title and Brian Eno Apollo albums.
@@rallstonianmusicreport1975 cool 🥂
I've never seen that electric ladyland cover..
Man I was stoked to see it at a shop I grabbed it with quickness.
hey, man, you have eclectic ( spelling ? ) taste . I mean "all over the place". That is so cool .
LA Woman is 5 star LA psych rock
Home run
I really appreciate that brother 🥂
I don’t pull Coltrane. I pull something else though 😮😮😮😮😮😮🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I wish you would list the names of the albums in your notes.
Thanks for checking it out the albums are John Coltrane Quartet - Coltrane, Elvis Costello - My Aim is true , Pat Metheny Like minds, Dead can Dance - Spleen and Ideal , Roxy Music Avalon, The doors L A Woman, Joe Henderson- Page One , Brian Eno Atmospheres and Soundtracks , Sade - Stronger than Pride , Bob Dylan Blonde on Blonde and Jimi Hendrix Electric Ladyland
What a list and u got a comment from Mazzy
@@doodahdavesrecords4319 thank you Mazzy is awesome
Funny? My Hendrix album doesn’t have post it notes all over it????
Lol Yes i definitely want to remove them thanks for watching
Why do people pick electric ladyland? Nice tape on the women
🥂it Jimi bust in’ out all his guitar chops and killer compositional skills and influences
Fascinating selection, I can tolerate the Doors although been decades since I spun it, Eno's Apollo a masterpiece. Hendrix to my ears is noise pollution, puerile. Avalon is so cheesy and serene, not as 'bad' as it was perceived when it came out. Dylan should be prosecuted for crimes against music, nasty! xx
Thanks Miketomlin for watching Eno body of work is so interesting I feel the best thing he did was to leave Roxy Music it pushed his creativity as a solo artist .
@@MrLovell1971 His solo efforts, or until the early 80's, were much superior, or more sophisticated than Roxy's efforts. (to my mind one of the best pop bands on the planet, or were for a period. ). But he was older by then and tended to use or work with very talented muso's. I remember at the time Avalon came out thinking its reception was a bit harsh, it had/has a lovely 'easy listening' so called radio AOR friendly aroma to it.
@@miketomlin6040 I agree Eno was so creative especially on Here Come the Warm Jets , Taking Tiger Mountain which my favorite Eno to name a few I even dug the albums he done with Fripp and Cluster & Eno.
@@MrLovell1971 His masterpieces, to my mind, although I have discussed his opus quite extensively with plenty of folks over the decades, are Ambient 4 and Another Green World. His early Lp's often seen as a little 'young'. Although personally I do think Apollo is worthy of being seen as 'almost' a masterpiece, but I might be biased here as I heard it at a more impressionable age and it has some 'emotive' associations. (We are likely not on the same page, most of the Lp's you show in your videos I find quite unlistenable!).
@@miketomlin6040 Ambient 4 is one I own also I do spin that album along with Ambient 2 with Harold Budd I spin sometimes I seem to always go Apollo late at night for relaxation and when I read also I see where you coming from.