Hi Martin - Very interesting RSD video. Lovely Blur record. I think I might have to track down the Patti Smith CD and Galactic Nightmare. I like I'd like to see a rift in the space-time continuum!
Martin, I recently picked up that Blur reissue so I was shocked to see it on RSD. I love that album, it is my favorite Blur. I played that CD to death. Still love it
It's their best all rounder album. It encapsulated Britpop and that generation too. Damon went onto Gorillaz and could have a go at anything he's that gifted. I've got A good the bad & the queen album too that's pretty decent.
Hi Martin. Some cool finds for RSD 24!! I picked up three CD's for a quid - Tangerine Dream 'Electronic Meditation' (Sanctuary), 'Wild Eyes And Tender Lips: Pye Rock 'n' Roll Volume 1' (Sequel), and 'Golden Crest Instrumentals Featuring The Wailers' (Ace), all with excellent liner notes. I could have gone for Lowell George's RSD album at nearly £60 (I have an original copy anyway), but I decided to save my money and eventually buy 180 brilliant CDs instead ... The 'Parklife' track which really grates for me is 'Girls And Boys' ... Kid Ory is one of the pioneers of jazz ... Alan Jefferson's 'Galactic Nightmare' caught my eye. Comedian Richard Herring picked it as one of his six best albums in a Daily Express article back in 2018.
A treat once in a while but 180 CDs better perchance. Girls and boys overplayed? I've the 12" PSB remixes and it's fairly similar to original. Galactic Nightmare was on fellow comedians' Stewart Lee radar he's on the sleeve notes too. Of course they worked together yonks ago. For a leftie I like Stewart Lee because he's observations, sarcasm and pedantics are across the board and no one is safe. He's just wettingly hilarious and it makes you think too.
@@Thevinylscavenger I'm all in on the Pet Shop Boys at the moment ... I didn't like 'Girls And Boys' even before it was over-played ... That's interesting about Stewart Lee - another music obsessive.
I'm listening now. It's budget bedroom kraftwerk. I wonder what became of him. Hopefully didn't join Scientology, rather make your own cult than join one.
Seeing the Lebanon / Liban album is one example out of many that makes your new buys videos so interesting Martin. Excellent backstory on the Galactic Nightmare album. An interesting RSD and other update. I never saw that Patti Smith album today at Newbury Comics. Did they release it on vinyl too? Or just the CD pressing? Another question. Did you see the Morrissey/Siouxsie Sioux 12" release for "Interlude" at RSD today? It was only being released in the UK. Not here in crazy America. Thanks for sharing them all~ Rob/Boston
If on my travels I see the Morrissey/Siouxsie I'll get it. Patti Smith for CD car playing does me not sure but vinyl would probably be pricey. Do you do RSD there? Is Newbury comics your local shop?
I'm more interested in a pop-up shop finds video than an RSD finds video Martin so please continue, I'm still watching...I should probably get Parklife on some vinyl variant. Nice Trunk find, not aware of that album. Libyan album looks interesting. Yes your videos are interesting to me...cheers Dale
Thank you Dale. I think my points came across ok without going on about it. Likewise your videos. RSD is not so interesting to me maybe it's a bit too formal for me queuing too. Life can be all about queuing particularly being British. That trunk is fascinating and the one guy in Hull took 6-7 years to make my kind of ethos and dedication. Middle eastern music is fascinating and probably where alot of our western string based instruments came from.
I stayed with you all the way. Much more enjoyable than all the RSD videos being posted. Kristofferson could have hosted a great channel. Cheers Martin.
The cover art work of GALACTIC NIGHTMARE is pretty cool. It even gives me the retrospective vibes of the old comic book magazine, HEAVY METAL (A.K.A. METAL HURLANT). A big music 🎵🎶 like from Vantaa, Finland 🇫🇮. 😺👍
I went to Mold earlier to meet with a fellow V.Cer at a record fair, we got some bits from there, then I went to a shop that was selling RSD stuff, first time I've been to shop that does it ,on the actual day, U2 12 inch was not there so no RSD this year.
Juanita Hall, Kid Ory, Big Bill Broonzy, and Juanita Hall with Jimmy Witherspoon! That's incredible bargain digging. I will need to send you a merit badge. (Now that I've typed this, I'm not kidding. Should we form a mystical order of record diggers? The Knights of Omaha, in honor of the great Nebraska digger that is on a long, indefinite hiatus?) As usual, there were RSD releases that looked appealing, but I hate the manipulative marketing. I still stand firmly against manufactured scarcity. We're talking about plastic circles, not DeBeers diamonds. Good grief. Then they expect you to line up before dawn with a crowd of Taylor Swift fans? No thanks. I prefer crate/shelf digging. Cheers, Jacob
Moi Martin, just catching very delayed your rsd video. Lot of things here where to stick, I would have bought Wuorinen and that Masik Janos is perhaps also good and of course the LibiaLebanon one, the instrument collage works on that one. Almost went to store at rsd day, there would have been dj and some light refreshments. Cozy video with no edits or cuts but with drills and slurps, Cheers.
That Jacques Brel's Amsterdam single is a pretty good find! David Bowie made an excellent cover version of it in the early 70s. Also a Finnish artist Hector (do you know him?) made a cover version of it in Finnish in 1990. Have a great week, Jarkko/MyVinylBar
@@Thevinylscavenger Heh! We both collect 7" singles so there wasn't shortage of "material". He had 2 turntables and a mixer so it was very handy to listen to that many 45s. 👍😎
Hi Martin, I didn’t get it, but I think the RSD of Parklife today was a single disc zoetrope picture disc. I must admit I prefer your black vinyl version. Mike
You are probably right about the Blur one as I didn't research. The pros and cons of RSD are too numerous to mention so someone else can debate this time. It develops into a them and us (or us and them) situation. Congratulations are in order for Pompey promotion? So will you be playing Southampton again twice remains to be seen.......
A " rift" in the space- time continuum.The Trunk title sounds intriguing and a man after your own heart by the sounds of things Martin. I wish Trunk titles weren't quite so limited in terms of pressings, you have to get in quicker than Ussain Bolt. Nice Jacques Brel Amsterdam, always loved Bowies' rendering of that one. Images is a nice Walker Brothers album. Kris Kristoferson would team up with Hedley and they'd play country music jukebox. Nice non- RSD video, i say that because my regular independent never participates and most of the time there aren't any titles i'm interested in anyway. The exorbitant prices are usually quite off-putting too.
Never knew about that Patti Smith covers album. I enjoyed the first series of Stranger Things but ran out of momentum with the second series. The Lebanese album looked nice...
Hi John, I may well run out of steam too my wife has nearly finished the whole 4 series worth. I don't know if you are similar but sci-fi the ideas are fantastic but often lack the endings......?
Big difference in interpretation when you pluralise the word neighbour, in that sentence. As cool as they look a lot of the independent records stores starting to pop up are very generic. I often come out of them with the same musical itch that I went in with. Great time to start watching stranger things. Last season just round the corner. That last record sounds like it’s begging to be sampled!
As you saw from my RSD video, I didn't get any RSD releases. Too expensive stuff and maybe mostly not my stuff. Enjoy more going fleamarket crates hoping to find interesting schlager albums. I actually just like to my stuff in videos. Response/trend videos seem not to get many views. Just keep doing your stuff with strangier records.
Yes I think we keep doing our 'niché' market 😁 at least RSD has that knock on effect in publicity and promotion of shops and bands whether participating or not.
I've got several copies of Park Life on CD, stashed away in my loft for when the great CD revival happens. Wow, maybe it's only me, but your lips are out if sync with your voice. Or maybe you did this video in Finish and I'm seeing the dubbed version.
Probably my phone. Laptop I worked out why the camera wasn't working. The F10 button on the top row. Doh. Multiple copies of parklife? On CD? With your reputation? Is this some post non functioning digital distopia I'm unaware of?
@@Thevinylscavenger I'm sure you can remember when used records had a status much the same as used CDs have now. Nobody wanted them in the late 80s/90s. When history repeats itself, those Brit Pop CDs will be as precious as LPs are now. It's hard to imagine, I know, but nobody saw the Vinyl revival coming, not even the industry insiders, that's why they demolished so many of the old pressing plants. Trust me, run of the mill Brit Pop CDs will be fetching fifty quid a pop eventually.
Hi Martin - Very interesting RSD video. Lovely Blur record. I think I might have to track down the Patti Smith CD and Galactic Nightmare. I like I'd like to see a rift in the space-time continuum!
Martin, I recently picked up that Blur reissue so I was shocked to see it on RSD. I love that album, it is my favorite Blur. I played that CD to death. Still love it
It's their best all rounder album. It encapsulated Britpop and that generation too. Damon went onto Gorillaz and could have a go at anything he's that gifted. I've got A good the bad & the queen album too that's pretty decent.
Hi Martin. Some cool finds for RSD 24!! I picked up three CD's for a quid - Tangerine Dream 'Electronic Meditation' (Sanctuary), 'Wild Eyes And Tender Lips: Pye Rock 'n' Roll Volume 1' (Sequel), and 'Golden Crest Instrumentals Featuring The Wailers' (Ace), all with excellent liner notes. I could have gone for Lowell George's RSD album at nearly £60 (I have an original copy anyway), but I decided to save my money and eventually buy 180 brilliant CDs instead ... The 'Parklife' track which really grates for me is 'Girls And Boys' ... Kid Ory is one of the pioneers of jazz ... Alan Jefferson's 'Galactic Nightmare' caught my eye. Comedian Richard Herring picked it as one of his six best albums in a Daily Express article back in 2018.
A treat once in a while but 180 CDs better perchance. Girls and boys overplayed? I've the 12" PSB remixes and it's fairly similar to original. Galactic Nightmare was on fellow comedians' Stewart Lee radar he's on the sleeve notes too. Of course they worked together yonks ago. For a leftie I like Stewart Lee because he's observations, sarcasm and pedantics are across the board and no one is safe. He's just wettingly hilarious and it makes you think too.
@@Thevinylscavenger I'm all in on the Pet Shop Boys at the moment ... I didn't like 'Girls And Boys' even before it was over-played ... That's interesting about Stewart Lee - another music obsessive.
That Galactic Nightmare album is crazy! Only heard it recently.. like John Shuttleworth doing War of The Worlds!
I'm listening now. It's budget bedroom kraftwerk. I wonder what became of him. Hopefully didn't join Scientology, rather make your own cult than join one.
@Ed-Topo-108 I have to say the story seems kinda irrelevant 😅 it may take awhile as I'm a bit slow on plotlines 😅
John Shuttleworth doing War Of The Worlds 🤣🤣🤣
@@Thevinylscavengerapparently was only originally available on the cassette from a computer magazine. I think Johnny Trunk did the 1st vinyl release.
@@nicksvinylbutty5488 Nick, you’ve got to give it a spin, it’s hilarious!
Seeing the Lebanon / Liban album is one example out of many that makes your new buys videos so interesting Martin. Excellent backstory on the Galactic Nightmare album. An interesting RSD and other update. I never saw that Patti Smith album today at Newbury Comics. Did they release it on vinyl too? Or just the CD pressing? Another question. Did you see the Morrissey/Siouxsie Sioux 12" release for "Interlude" at RSD today? It was only being released in the UK. Not here in crazy America. Thanks for sharing them all~
Rob/Boston
If on my travels I see the Morrissey/Siouxsie I'll get it. Patti Smith for CD car playing does me not sure but vinyl would probably be pricey. Do you do RSD there? Is Newbury comics your local shop?
I'm more interested in a pop-up shop finds video than an RSD finds video Martin so please continue, I'm still watching...I should probably get Parklife on some vinyl variant. Nice Trunk find, not aware of that album. Libyan album looks interesting. Yes your videos are interesting to me...cheers Dale
Thank you Dale. I think my points came across ok without going on about it. Likewise your videos. RSD is not so interesting to me maybe it's a bit too formal for me queuing too. Life can be all about queuing particularly being British. That trunk is fascinating and the one guy in Hull took 6-7 years to make my kind of ethos and dedication. Middle eastern music is fascinating and probably where alot of our western string based instruments came from.
I stayed with you all the way. Much more enjoyable than all the RSD videos being posted. Kristofferson could have hosted a great channel. Cheers Martin.
Thank you for saying so Jack. RSD is ok but not as rewarding as finding bargains.
The cover art work of GALACTIC NIGHTMARE is pretty cool.
It even gives me the retrospective vibes
of the old comic book magazine,
HEAVY METAL (A.K.A. METAL HURLANT).
A big music 🎵🎶 like
from Vantaa, Finland 🇫🇮.
😺👍
Kiitos paljon.
@@Thevinylscavenger
Eipä kestä 😺👍.
I went to Mold earlier to meet with a fellow V.Cer at a record fair, we got some bits from there, then I went to a shop that was selling RSD stuff, first time I've been to shop that does it ,on the actual day, U2 12 inch was not there so no RSD this year.
Which 12" was it/are you looking for Sean?
@@Thevinylscavenger the one released today for RSD, Atomic city live
Juanita Hall, Kid Ory, Big Bill Broonzy, and Juanita Hall with Jimmy Witherspoon! That's incredible bargain digging. I will need to send you a merit badge. (Now that I've typed this, I'm not kidding. Should we form a mystical order of record diggers? The Knights of Omaha, in honor of the great Nebraska digger that is on a long, indefinite hiatus?)
As usual, there were RSD releases that looked appealing, but I hate the manipulative marketing. I still stand firmly against manufactured scarcity. We're talking about plastic circles, not DeBeers diamonds. Good grief. Then they expect you to line up before dawn with a crowd of Taylor Swift fans? No thanks. I prefer crate/shelf digging.
Cheers,
Jacob
Moi Martin, just catching very delayed your rsd video. Lot of things here where to stick, I would have bought Wuorinen and that Masik Janos is perhaps also good and of course the LibiaLebanon one, the instrument collage works on that one. Almost went to store at rsd day, there would have been dj and some light refreshments. Cozy video with no edits or cuts but with drills and slurps, Cheers.
That Jacques Brel's Amsterdam single is a pretty good find! David Bowie made an excellent cover version of it in the early 70s. Also a Finnish artist Hector (do you know him?) made a cover version of it in Finnish in 1990.
Have a great week,
Jarkko/MyVinylBar
Hei yes I've a kind of Hector best of compilation. 8 Hours of 7"s?! Did you take it in turns to change the discs? That is one long session!
@@Thevinylscavenger Heh! We both collect 7" singles so there wasn't shortage of "material". He had 2 turntables and a mixer so it was very handy to listen to that many 45s.
👍😎
@@mrjape71 oooooh you'll be cross-fading and everything. Beatmatching? Sounds great.
@@Thevinylscavenger We were almost like DJs! 😄
Hi Martin, I didn’t get it, but I think the RSD of Parklife today was a single disc zoetrope picture disc. I must admit I prefer your black vinyl version. Mike
You are probably right about the Blur one as I didn't research. The pros and cons of RSD are too numerous to mention so someone else can debate this time. It develops into a them and us (or us and them) situation. Congratulations are in order for Pompey promotion? So will you be playing Southampton again twice remains to be seen.......
A " rift" in the space- time continuum.The Trunk title sounds intriguing and a man after your own heart by the sounds of things Martin.
I wish Trunk titles weren't quite so limited in terms of pressings, you have to get in quicker than Ussain Bolt.
Nice Jacques Brel Amsterdam, always loved Bowies' rendering of that one.
Images is a nice Walker Brothers album.
Kris Kristoferson would team up with Hedley and they'd play country music jukebox.
Nice non- RSD video, i say that because my regular independent never participates and most of the time there aren't any titles i'm interested in anyway.
The exorbitant prices are usually quite off-putting too.
I rarely find titles I want either on RSD. That combined with not wanting to get up at 4am.
Never knew about that Patti Smith covers album.
I enjoyed the first series of Stranger Things but ran out of momentum with the second series.
The Lebanese album looked nice...
Hi John, I may well run out of steam too my wife has nearly finished the whole 4 series worth. I don't know if you are similar but sci-fi the ideas are fantastic but often lack the endings......?
Big difference in interpretation when you pluralise the word neighbour, in that sentence.
As cool as they look a lot of the independent records stores starting to pop up are very generic. I often come out of them with the same musical itch that I went in with.
Great time to start watching stranger things. Last season just round the corner.
That last record sounds like it’s begging to be sampled!
Interesting enough for me to make it to the end 😊of the
And the patti Smith covers LP sounds interesting 🤔🤔🤔
It's really good Nick. Varied covers too. I'm not so familiar with much of her stuff. Couple of albums.
As you saw from my RSD video, I didn't get any RSD releases. Too expensive stuff and maybe mostly not my stuff. Enjoy more going fleamarket crates hoping to find interesting schlager albums. I actually just like to my stuff in videos. Response/trend videos seem not to get many views. Just keep doing your stuff with strangier records.
Yes I think we keep doing our 'niché' market 😁 at least RSD has that knock on effect in publicity and promotion of shops and bands whether participating or not.
@@Thevinylscavenger I was actually suprised how many very in records yesterday. Usually you have time and space to do your digging.
I've got several copies of Park Life on CD, stashed away in my loft for when the great CD revival happens. Wow, maybe it's only me, but your lips are out if sync with your voice. Or maybe you did this video in Finish and I'm seeing the dubbed version.
Probably my phone. Laptop I worked out why the camera wasn't working. The F10 button on the top row. Doh.
Multiple copies of parklife? On CD? With your reputation? Is this some post non functioning digital distopia I'm unaware of?
@@Thevinylscavenger I'm sure you can remember when used records had a status much the same as used CDs have now. Nobody wanted them in the late 80s/90s. When history repeats itself, those Brit Pop CDs will be as precious as LPs are now. It's hard to imagine, I know, but nobody saw the Vinyl revival coming, not even the industry insiders, that's why they demolished so many of the old pressing plants. Trust me, run of the mill Brit Pop CDs will be fetching fifty quid a pop eventually.
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