Well, I wouldn't say that it's merely a matter of taste, but that the ocean is so vast, that one rarely knows anything ^^ I'll give you an exemple : I asked a VC member sometime ago what genres he was into, to which I was replied "oh, I'm into everything, classic rock, punk rock, metal, soul, funk, jazz, country, hip hop, blues...". So I had to tell him "ok, so you're into american music" ^^ It's a big and old world, even if it increasingly feel small.
Great post and very timely. I'm having building work on my home and have been keeping my vinyl in their sleeves - so its been CDs for me over the last week. Great choices (particularly your top 3). My friend Simon was at Virgin for the Ambient series, and I've worked with Scanner a couple of times. Great Parmegiani box set! There's so much great music on CD that's not available on vinyl or streaming. The vinyl fundamentalists are missing out on a lot!
Well, the Techno Animal 2XCD from that ambient series is getting a 4XLP issue in September, so fundamentalism is still in the horizon 😅 so great that you worked with Robin! Can you tell the story a little more?
Aha! Good to see Techno Animal on Top 1, because it's one of my favorite ambient records. Since then Kevin Martin always had a special place in my depths. I recently reconnected with several obsessive listenings after listening "return to solaris" that he launched 2 or 3 years ago. This one is not as good as “Re-Entry” but with somepassages they made me connect with this purgatory of peace again. Thanks to share Stunty! For me there is new stuff to get into…
Yes, Return to Solaris was decent, but I did not feel anything unique about it, so I skipped it. I know I will give it another chance, eventually, though. The purgatory of peace, I like that idea.
Auguste, I'm never going back, but I'm happy I have the ones I have. there's a dozen CDs I've been curious about in the past few years, but I said no. I even gaveup on NWW CDs!
A Stunty Video! And showing CDs too. Alot of obscure picks of course. I do like some Naked City. Just got a CD by them for thr first time this year. Thought you were going to show Porter Ricks - Techno Animal for a minute.
Porter Rick Techno Animal exists on Vinyl, and i have it, and it is nowhere near as good as Re-Entry. Check it out! It is actually getting issued on wax in the fall!
Hi! Never expected you own any cd ;) Imo there's nothing against cds. Especially these time vinyl is so expensive and cds have a good price. OLD - what nice. I found their album "the musical dimensions of sleastak" on a sell out table in a warehouse somewhere in early mid 90s. No idea what the music was, I really bought that album because of the cover. And I still like this album and it's weird. More weird. And cool. I still like it after almost 30 years or so. The Jon Hassel album is so relaxed. A wonderful work. Very recommended. Albums I listen very often Coil - Love secret's domain (I still hear new sound in the songs after hundred time of listening - headphones is a must. And to be honest: I like to listen to it as a whole. No stops because of change the side) Sonic Youth - Dirty (when I became deaf: this is the reason) Download - The eyes of Stanley Pain (what a weird and creative album of this "supergroup") Godspeed you black emporer - lift your skinny fists like antennas to heaven ( double album with four songs; Cinemascope vision as music) Clash Holger Czukay vs. Dr Walker - live USA (just another cool electronic album. Weird groove) Actually I didn't hear them often the last times. There's some much more stuff. But these are few of my personal again-and-again classics.
HerrTelef, yes, too many CDs, hahaha. OLD is such a weird band, and that record I showed even weirder in their discography. The Hassell record is almost the definition of relaxed, although, htere is an underlying tension, that brings the darkness. Funnily enough, hte two songs from the LSD CD that were omitted for the original vinyl release I do not miss. Changing sides is one of my favorite aspects of vinyl records, as it keeps me in the listening mode, prevents me from having the music become just background. Dirty is my first purchased SY. It brings lots of memories, but of their stuff after Evol, I now favor EJST&NStar. DOwnload, I have those CDs, I dread putting them on again, hahaha. Thanks for sharing your heavy rotations!
Love the CD only list. I too love vinyl, but have a soft spot for CD's and stuff that didn't get a vinyl release. I also appreciate the more "pop" picks. I love weird/out music, but it's nice to hear the more indie/pop stuff you like, ie Carmine which I hadn't heard. That's right up my alley. Cheers
Yes, for me, if a CD never came out on vinyl and just recently has, I don't count it as a true vinyl release because it was a complete afterthought. I personally don't care about having an album on record that never was released on that format back in the day. (In my opinion, to say that about records not being on CD originally is a totally different thing.) I have a decent collection of records and CD's and the CD's get way more play because they're more convenient, as it appears that's the same case with Stunty.
@@agomodern no, I do listen to vinyl records way way more than CDs. I explained why some CDs end up statistically being the ones with heaviest rotation
@@StuntrockConfusion Rereading my comment I don't think I meant to say that you listen to CD's more than records, even though that is what I said. lol.
really hope fascinoma gets a vinyl issue eventually. hope to find moon at the NY fair. I think you've talked about that scanner, really interesting one. monster bernard box, daunting indeed.
I probably should have been this honest as well since some of my CDs do get played the most thanks to driving with them. Just aware of a few of these so deep picks there. I believe there is a new Final album coming out...on LP and CD. Will have to check out the Naked City and that Hassell.
This may surprise you so please sit down before you read this. Okay, are you ready. I did not have a clue about any of this music. I know, shocker! I did know Flying Nun Record label. That said I still enjoyed learning about the music Stunty.
Interesting! This appeared on Soundohm, I'm checking out the audio samples, classic and iconic... The Avantgarde Series (21CD Box) on Deutsche Grammophon. You probably have most of these recordings already, anyway.
For music that has lots of quiet parts and requires a totally quiet background/noise floor i prefer to have it on CD, nothing worse than having a nice album ruined by a noisy vinyl pressing especially when buying used vinyl. If its a loud and rough rock album it doesn't matter so much if the vinyl is a bit noisy or has the occasional pop.
@@StuntrockConfusion Neither do I but as we all know records can look vg+ or nm yet still be noisy especially when the music has long quiet passages. Even brand new vinyl can ruin the experience of listening to delicate music
A commentary would be very interesting with a sampling of the music you describe. In my lifetime it's gone from vinyl to 8 track to cassettes to CDs, now back to vinyl. When CDs came out, many of us felt as though we were seeing a scam in progress! I still have many cassettes and CDs, with a video of myself, other musicians, poets and comedians on video, which I hope to preserve on DVD. I wish we'd had the foresight to visually record our originals back then, instead of trying to re-create them from so many scribbles on paper. Open mike nights I regret not having recorded bugs me the most. Starting any new collection now is sheer folly, but I do enjoy the memories brought back from the discussions in the VC community. In the late 1970s, I worked in the promotional and managerial side of the industry, and many friends introduced me to music not played on the radio, so it was a great time overall. I sometimes wish I'd stayed in RI (East Coast) long enough for my friend's recording studio to be completed, so we could have recorded at least one of my originals. My favorites are those created by friends, one of which I do have on CD. Beautiful piano compositions! I may try using it in a future video. No matter what the format, it's still all about the music, nes pas?
My list: Pink Floyd - Dark side of the moon Supertramp - Crime of the century Dire Straits Steely Dan - Can´t buy a thrill The Beatles - Sgt Pepper´s Mettalica - Black Album The Smiths - The queen is dead Marillion - Misplaced Childhood Pavlov´s dog - Pampered Menial Jethro Tull - Songs from the Wood. Peace.
Good video. One thing i dont understand is why you want a vinyl edition of your special CD 's. Do you really think it will sound better: a cd on vinyl ? Probebly a 16 bits cd from the nineties ? or are you only interested in the package?
Hey, I talked about that a few times. For me, it's all about the listening ergonomics. And in that regard, the vinyl medum and turntable suits my needs much much better.
Salut Monsieur, je viens finalement de trouver ta chaîne, j'espère que tu vas bien, je ne sais pas si tu suis (du verbe suivre) les youtubeurs de la communauté du vinyle en France, Monsieur Vinyl m'a consacré une vidéo qui sera posté sur sa chaîne la semaine prochaine, j'y parle de la vie en tant que collectionneur ici au Canada, amitiés, FVA
@@StuntrockConfusion oui, c'est un des premiers français à avoir lancé sa chaîne sur le vinyle en 2015. Gars très passionné, éclectique. Très impliqué dans la communauté et ses vidéos sont travaillées.
@@frenchvinyladdict J'ai regardé le live d'hier, et je dois dire que ça assez fascinant, cette capacité `dire tout et son contraire en si peu de temps, hahaha. Mais bon, après tout, tout le monde part de quelquepart, et j'imagine qu'il doit aussi progresser. Mais que d'aproximations, que d''idées reçues, et quelle absence de sociologie! Ton passage avec le gars avant toi et celui avec toi était selon moi le moment le plus intéressant. Et c'est marrant que au final, dans la VC internationale, toi et moi, on à pas forcément une foule de connexions, mais le fait qu'on soit français, expat' et qu'on s'adresse en anglais à des étranger, j'imagine que ça reste une démarche singulière, qui nous rapproche. Le truc, c'est que toi et moi, on est pas dans le vrai branding, mais qu'on a juste conscience du potentiel de notre démarche, plus que de nous même, même si ça peut également être le cas. J'ai toujours trouvé ça étrange chez toutes ces chaines youtube, que le moteur principal soit presque tout le temps et uniquement l'enthousiasme, et pê aussi l'égo, oser s'afficher, alors qu'on a finalement rien d'original à présenter, tout le monde sait lire un communiqué de presse ou une fiche promo. Mais bon... J'avais fait une vidéo avec Joseph Isola et Bruno de Bretagne, et c'était pas mal, même si parfois un peu naïf, mais là je trouve la plupart des points souvent vu et revu...Tu le suis depuis longtemps?
@@StuntrockConfusion D'accord avec beaucoup de choses que tu dis, si on était simplement dans le paraître, on se ferait dézinguer par les nombreux passionnés intarissable sur le sujet qui nous intéresse et qui font partie de la VC internationale..ou je pense qu'ils ne regarderaient même pas ce genre de vidéos, oui le fait de parler en anglais à des étrangers (et d'en avoir conscience au point de ''bosser'' un peu le sujet et d'en faire du contenu qui a ''de l'allure'' comme on dit au Québec) fait qu'on s'éloigne du style qui a souvent le droit de citer sur les nombreuses chaînes RUclips françaises, car on sait comment peut réagir cet auditoire. En ce qui me concerne, j'ai mis plus d'un an à me décider à me lancer sur YT, je ne suis pas d'une nature qui aime forcément se mettre en avant, et j'ai une envie de bien faire (trop parfois) qui s'ajoute à un manque de confiance parfois et une peur de ''est-ce que je suis juste crédible pour parler de ça?'' D'ailleurs j'avais apprécié le fait que tu m'avais mis à l'aise lors d'un des live avec Michael45RPM que je trouve fascinant (sa chaîne, le personnage, etc..). Je suis rassuré sur le dernier point car j'ai reçu des commentaires qui trouvait le contenu de mes vidéos intéressant, mais bon on est désormais quelques centaines à occuper la place pour parler de musique, du et des supports (vinyle ou autre), et matériel hi-fi, je trouve intéressant les connexions que je peux créer ou simplement avoir autour de ma chaîne, comme je parle allemand je regarde ce que fait la german vc, et oui je reste au contact de nos compatriotes, mais je t'avouerais que je ne suis (du verbe suivre) que quelques chaînes, dont notamment Joseph ISOLA et Monsieur Vinyl, pour répondre à ta question, oui c'est une des premières chaînes RUclips française consacrée au vinyle que j'ai commencé à suivre il y a 4-5 ans. Je ne suis pas d'accord avec tout ce qu'il dit mais il se revendique mainstream/éclectique et donne pas mal la parole dans ses live et autres vidéos à pas mal de monde, et c'est vrai que si tu aimes le vinyle en France et que tu ne parles que le français (ce qui n'est pas notre cas à toi et moi) c'est vrai que ça chaîne qui fait partie des pionnières en France en la matière, peut être considérée comme incontournable de part son ancienneté, et ce qu'il a construit depuis son lancement. Aussi du fait que tout le monde qui parle vinyle en France connaît Monsieur Vinyl. Je ne sais pas depuis combien de temps tu as quitté la France, mais je crois que c'est comme partout, certaines choses propres à notre pays nous manquent, et il y a d'autres aspects qu'on est content d'avoir quitté, à bientôt
Salut Stunty, mais oui tu peux le faire ! Bravo. Une video nouvelle par Stunty - surprise 1. Surprise 2 : un album présenté par Stunty que je connaisse déjà. Et c'est arrivé ! Bon, sur un coup de chance : j'ai acheté ce CD de Lighthouse (groupe rennais - 1€) dans un Emmaus local. Parce que je ne connaissais pas. Par curiosité. Et j'adore. Je l'écoute régulièrement également. Sais-tu qu'ils viennent de sortir un nouvel album (chez @beastrds / Beast Records) ? Allez, courage et je refais un commentaire en 2025. Take care. Bruno
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I Never heard of any of your 10 records but that's what is so amazing about music, every one has different Tastes
Well, I wouldn't say that it's merely a matter of taste, but that the ocean is so vast, that one rarely knows anything ^^ I'll give you an exemple : I asked a VC member sometime ago what genres he was into, to which I was replied "oh, I'm into everything, classic rock, punk rock, metal, soul, funk, jazz, country, hip hop, blues...". So I had to tell him "ok, so you're into american music" ^^ It's a big and old world, even if it increasingly feel small.
Great post and very timely. I'm having building work on my home and have been keeping my vinyl in their sleeves - so its been CDs for me over the last week. Great choices (particularly your top 3). My friend Simon was at Virgin for the Ambient series, and I've worked with Scanner a couple of times. Great Parmegiani box set! There's so much great music on CD that's not available on vinyl or streaming. The vinyl fundamentalists are missing out on a lot!
Well, the Techno Animal 2XCD from that ambient series is getting a 4XLP issue in September, so fundamentalism is still in the horizon 😅 so great that you worked with Robin! Can you tell the story a little more?
Aha! Good to see Techno Animal on Top 1, because it's one of my favorite ambient records. Since then Kevin Martin always had a special place in my depths. I recently reconnected with several obsessive listenings after listening "return to solaris" that he launched 2 or 3 years ago. This one is not as good as “Re-Entry” but with somepassages they made me connect with this purgatory of peace again. Thanks to share Stunty! For me there is new stuff to get into…
Yes, Return to Solaris was decent, but I did not feel anything unique about it, so I skipped it. I know I will give it another chance, eventually, though. The purgatory of peace, I like that idea.
Man, I'd love to prowl through your collection. How about a tour through all the nooks and crannies.
You know what? When I think of all the CDs that I have that I ignore, mostly, I know there's so much gold there....
Whatttt?? Now the ugly truth is reveaaaaaaled :-)) Great selection (as always). Catching up with my 90's and 00's CD collection recently myself.
Hey Stefan! Cheers, it was fun to put together
Against the grain with the CDs! Love it. So solid.
I like my trolling to be not too obvious, and multi layered ^^
Cool, thanks for sharing! Good twist with the CDs. I might start recollecting CDs as its a cheaper option 😂
Auguste, I'm never going back, but I'm happy I have the ones I have. there's a dozen CDs I've been curious about in the past few years, but I said no. I even gaveup on NWW CDs!
Love that Chis Knox record…and kind of forgot all about it. Will definitely check it out again. Thanks!
Cheers, you can’t get too much of Chris Knox!
A Stunty Video! And showing CDs too. Alot of obscure picks of course. I do like some Naked City. Just got a CD by them for thr first time this year. Thought you were going to show Porter Ricks - Techno Animal for a minute.
Porter Rick Techno Animal exists on Vinyl, and i have it, and it is nowhere near as good as Re-Entry. Check it out! It is actually getting issued on wax in the fall!
Nice one Stunty, I appreciate seeing “records” I might have never been turned onto if not for you. Cheers
Cheers Bob, I think you would love the first one, and hopefully quite a few other ones.
Use to see chris knoxs live quite abit. Was always a good night .
Wow, I can only imagine how special it must have felt !
Hi!
Never expected you own any cd ;)
Imo there's nothing against cds. Especially these time vinyl is so expensive and cds have a good price.
OLD - what nice. I found their album "the musical dimensions of sleastak" on a sell out table in a warehouse somewhere in early mid 90s. No idea what the music was, I really bought that album because of the cover. And I still like this album and it's weird. More weird. And cool. I still like it after almost 30 years or so.
The Jon Hassel album is so relaxed. A wonderful work. Very recommended.
Albums I listen very often
Coil - Love secret's domain (I still hear new sound in the songs after hundred time of listening - headphones is a must. And to be honest: I like to listen to it as a whole. No stops because of change the side)
Sonic Youth - Dirty (when I became deaf: this is the reason)
Download - The eyes of Stanley Pain (what a weird and creative album of this "supergroup")
Godspeed you black emporer - lift your skinny fists like antennas to heaven ( double album with four songs; Cinemascope vision as music)
Clash Holger Czukay vs. Dr Walker - live USA (just another cool electronic album. Weird groove)
Actually I didn't hear them often the last times. There's some much more stuff. But these are few of my personal again-and-again classics.
HerrTelef, yes, too many CDs, hahaha. OLD is such a weird band, and that record I showed even weirder in their discography. The Hassell record is almost the definition of relaxed, although, htere is an underlying tension, that brings the darkness.
Funnily enough, hte two songs from the LSD CD that were omitted for the original vinyl release I do not miss. Changing sides is one of my favorite aspects of vinyl records, as it keeps me in the listening mode, prevents me from having the music become just background.
Dirty is my first purchased SY. It brings lots of memories, but of their stuff after Evol, I now favor EJST&NStar. DOwnload, I have those CDs, I dread putting them on again, hahaha. Thanks for sharing your heavy rotations!
Love the CD only list. I too love vinyl, but have a soft spot for CD's and stuff that didn't get a vinyl release. I also appreciate the more "pop" picks. I love weird/out music, but it's nice to hear the more indie/pop stuff you like, ie Carmine which I hadn't heard. That's right up my alley. Cheers
Yes, for me, if a CD never came out on vinyl and just recently has, I don't count it as a true vinyl release because it was a complete afterthought. I personally don't care about having an album on record that never was released on that format back in the day. (In my opinion, to say that about records not being on CD originally is a totally different thing.) I have a decent collection of records and CD's and the CD's get way more play because they're more convenient, as it appears that's the same case with Stunty.
The OP with the only proper name of the 2nd Prefab Sprout album.
@@agomodern no, I do listen to vinyl records way way more than CDs. I explained why some CDs end up statistically being the ones with heaviest rotation
@@StuntrockConfusion Rereading my comment I don't think I meant to say that you listen to CD's more than records, even though that is what I said. lol.
I hope you find a way to listen to those Carmine CDs, such essential 90ies music! And yes, I have a lot of pop rock, albeit, mostly "indie"
I need that Parmegiani boxset, want to buy it since it was released. Great video man, keep them coming !
Arsene, I think you can still get it at a decent price, since they reissued it.
@@StuntrockConfusion Just ordered the boxset from Maison ONA !
Really enjoyed this, and the audio is ASMR approved. Thank you for the recommendations.
Oh, you like the voice, eh, you so dirty... Cheers Fred, and I need your address, BTW
I got into Jon Hassell through his work on Remain In Light & collaboration with Brian Eno. He was a major talent.
The Possible Worlds pink cover LP with Eno is one of the most influential records I could think of.
really hope fascinoma gets a vinyl issue eventually. hope to find moon at the NY fair. I think you've talked about that scanner, really interesting one. monster bernard box, daunting indeed.
Yes, the Parmegiani box is... daunting, as you say. But it sits there, looks at you, and judges you, your unworthy self, until you start to cave.
LOVE this. have 1000s of CDs, some of them never released on vinyl too. I really need that Bernard Parmegiani box set!!
Oh that you certainly do! Yes, all those CDs we acumulated, the crazy 90ies!
I probably should have been this honest as well since some of my CDs do get played the most thanks to driving with them. Just aware of a few of these so deep picks there. I believe there is a new Final album coming out...on LP and CD. Will have to check out the Naked City and that Hassell.
I really enjoy this video. Thanks 🙏🏼
Hello Steve, glad you did, it ws fun to come up with
Thanks for showing (and describing) some music that I can expand my musical taste (hopefully) with. More homework for me 🤦🏻
Well, musical homework is always good, isn't it?
@@StuntrockConfusion yes. 😊
This may surprise you so please sit down before you read this. Okay, are you ready. I did not have a clue about any of this music. I know, shocker! I did know Flying Nun Record label. That said I still enjoyed learning about the music Stunty.
I know you do, Steve, I know you do. You would adore that Chris Knox album, though, and quite a few other ones!
I only knew a few he showed too. Great to see some Plastikman at the end bonus CDs. And Scanner..
Interesting! This appeared on Soundohm, I'm checking out the audio samples, classic and iconic... The Avantgarde Series (21CD Box) on Deutsche Grammophon. You probably have most of these recordings already, anyway.
I saw that, yes, I have the 4 vinyl boxed sets, so I'm good. But this is indeed essential avant garde releases!
@@StuntrockConfusion Very cool, thanks!
Looking forward to watching this
Hey Reggie, hope it delivers ^^
For music that has lots of quiet parts and requires a totally quiet background/noise floor i prefer to have it on CD, nothing worse than having a nice album ruined by a noisy vinyl pressing especially when buying used vinyl.
If its a loud and rough rock album it doesn't matter so much if the vinyl is a bit noisy or has the occasional pop.
Well, that’s why I never buy used records in less than real VG+ condition ^^ sometimes you’re out of luck, but I’m usually alright
@@StuntrockConfusion
Neither do I but as we all know records can look vg+ or nm yet still be noisy especially when the music has long quiet passages.
Even brand new vinyl can ruin the experience of listening to delicate music
A commentary would be very interesting with a sampling of the music you describe. In my lifetime it's gone from vinyl to 8 track to cassettes to CDs, now back to vinyl. When CDs came out, many of us felt as though we were seeing a scam in progress!
I still have many cassettes and CDs, with a video of myself, other musicians, poets and comedians on video, which I hope to preserve on DVD. I wish we'd had the foresight to visually record our originals back then, instead of trying to re-create them from so many scribbles on paper. Open mike nights I regret not having recorded bugs me the most.
Starting any new collection now is sheer folly, but I do enjoy the memories brought back from the discussions in the VC community.
In the late 1970s, I worked in the promotional and managerial side of the industry, and many friends introduced me to music not played on the radio, so it was a great time overall. I sometimes wish I'd stayed in RI (East Coast) long enough for my friend's recording studio to be completed, so we could have recorded at least one of my originals.
My favorites are those created by friends, one of which I do have on CD. Beautiful piano compositions! I may try using it in a future video.
No matter what the format, it's still all about the music, nes pas?
Most indeed. And starting a new collection is not folly, especially if you focus on new releases new music ^^
TECHNO ANIMAL, at last get the recognition, RE ENTRY....WOW 🤟👹🤟
Yes, such an important band, alongside God, Ice, etc
Glad to see you jump on this
Well, as long as I have an angle, it's always fun to do these threads ^^
@StuntrockConfusion I'll be picking up a Biosphere CD
My list:
Pink Floyd - Dark side of the moon
Supertramp - Crime of the century
Dire Straits
Steely Dan - Can´t buy a thrill
The Beatles - Sgt Pepper´s
Mettalica - Black Album
The Smiths - The queen is dead
Marillion - Misplaced Childhood
Pavlov´s dog - Pampered Menial
Jethro Tull - Songs from the Wood.
Peace.
Great one.
Cheers KS, I had fun thinking about it
Good video. One thing i dont understand is why you want a vinyl edition of your special CD 's.
Do you really think it will sound better: a cd on vinyl ? Probebly a 16 bits cd from the nineties ? or are you only interested in the package?
Hey, I talked about that a few times. For me, it's all about the listening ergonomics. And in that regard, the vinyl medum and turntable suits my needs much much better.
Echoing the Church of Elvis, Super Solid !! & Unique 👌🏾
Cheers, Chaky. The Rev gets it , and so do you ^^
Going to pick up the Techno Animal 4xLP reissue that’s releasing in September?
Oh!!!!! Thanks for the great news!
Ordered, it's gonna cost me a fortune, after customs...
@@StuntrockConfusion yeah this certainly isn’t cheap. I hesitated for a bit before finally going through with the preorder.
who woo🎼🎸🌹🔥 Stunty👋😊
Woohoo!
@@StuntrockConfusion yes wooohooo 🥳 good stuff Stunty! (Typo) HAVE A GRATEFUL DAY ✌️
Nice
Salut Monsieur, je viens finalement de trouver ta chaîne, j'espère que tu vas bien, je ne sais pas si tu suis (du verbe suivre) les youtubeurs de la communauté du vinyle en France, Monsieur Vinyl m'a consacré une vidéo qui sera posté sur sa chaîne la semaine prochaine, j'y parle de la vie en tant que collectionneur ici au Canada, amitiés, FVA
Ah, j'étais encore caché? ^^Monsieur Vinyle? On m'en a parlé il y a peu mais ça ne me dit rien. C'est bien?
@@StuntrockConfusion oui, c'est un des premiers français à avoir lancé sa chaîne sur le vinyle en 2015. Gars très passionné, éclectique. Très impliqué dans la communauté et ses vidéos sont travaillées.
@@frenchvinyladdict J'ai regardé le live d'hier, et je dois dire que ça assez fascinant, cette capacité `dire tout et son contraire en si peu de temps, hahaha. Mais bon, après tout, tout le monde part de quelquepart, et j'imagine qu'il doit aussi progresser. Mais que d'aproximations, que d''idées reçues, et quelle absence de sociologie! Ton passage avec le gars avant toi et celui avec toi était selon moi le moment le plus intéressant. Et c'est marrant que au final, dans la VC internationale, toi et moi, on à pas forcément une foule de connexions, mais le fait qu'on soit français, expat' et qu'on s'adresse en anglais à des étranger, j'imagine que ça reste une démarche singulière, qui nous rapproche. Le truc, c'est que toi et moi, on est pas dans le vrai branding, mais qu'on a juste conscience du potentiel de notre démarche, plus que de nous même, même si ça peut également être le cas. J'ai toujours trouvé ça étrange chez toutes ces chaines youtube, que le moteur principal soit presque tout le temps et uniquement l'enthousiasme, et pê aussi l'égo, oser s'afficher, alors qu'on a finalement rien d'original à présenter, tout le monde sait lire un communiqué de presse ou une fiche promo. Mais bon... J'avais fait une vidéo avec Joseph Isola et Bruno de Bretagne, et c'était pas mal, même si parfois un peu naïf, mais là je trouve la plupart des points souvent vu et revu...Tu le suis depuis longtemps?
@@StuntrockConfusion D'accord avec beaucoup de choses que tu dis, si on était simplement dans le paraître, on se ferait dézinguer par les nombreux passionnés intarissable sur le sujet qui nous intéresse et qui font partie de la VC internationale..ou je pense qu'ils ne regarderaient même pas ce genre de vidéos, oui le fait de parler en anglais à des étrangers (et d'en avoir conscience au point de ''bosser'' un peu le sujet et d'en faire du contenu qui a ''de l'allure'' comme on dit au Québec) fait qu'on s'éloigne du style qui a souvent le droit de citer sur les nombreuses chaînes RUclips françaises, car on sait comment peut réagir cet auditoire. En ce qui me concerne, j'ai mis plus d'un an à me décider à me lancer sur YT, je ne suis pas d'une nature qui aime forcément se mettre en avant, et j'ai une envie de bien faire (trop parfois) qui s'ajoute à un manque de confiance parfois et une peur de ''est-ce que je suis juste crédible pour parler de ça?'' D'ailleurs j'avais apprécié le fait que tu m'avais mis à l'aise lors d'un des live avec Michael45RPM que je trouve fascinant (sa chaîne, le personnage, etc..). Je suis rassuré sur le dernier point car j'ai reçu des commentaires qui trouvait le contenu de mes vidéos intéressant, mais bon on est désormais quelques centaines à occuper la place pour parler de musique, du et des supports (vinyle ou autre), et matériel hi-fi, je trouve intéressant les connexions que je peux créer ou simplement avoir autour de ma chaîne, comme je parle allemand je regarde ce que fait la german vc, et oui je reste au contact de nos compatriotes, mais je t'avouerais que je ne suis (du verbe suivre) que quelques chaînes, dont notamment Joseph ISOLA et Monsieur Vinyl, pour répondre à ta question, oui c'est une des premières chaînes RUclips française consacrée au vinyle que j'ai commencé à suivre il y a 4-5 ans. Je ne suis pas d'accord avec tout ce qu'il dit mais il se revendique mainstream/éclectique et donne pas mal la parole dans ses live et autres vidéos à pas mal de monde, et c'est vrai que si tu aimes le vinyle en France et que tu ne parles que le français (ce qui n'est pas notre cas à toi et moi) c'est vrai que ça chaîne qui fait partie des pionnières en France en la matière, peut être considérée comme incontournable de part son ancienneté, et ce qu'il a construit depuis son lancement. Aussi du fait que tout le monde qui parle vinyle en France connaît Monsieur Vinyl. Je ne sais pas depuis combien de temps tu as quitté la France, mais je crois que c'est comme partout, certaines choses propres à notre pays nous manquent, et il y a d'autres aspects qu'on est content d'avoir quitté, à bientôt
Hey Stunty!
Salut Joe!
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Someone has to I suppose. 😆
Has to what?
Salut Stunty, mais oui tu peux le faire ! Bravo. Une video nouvelle par Stunty - surprise 1. Surprise 2 : un album présenté par Stunty que je connaisse déjà. Et c'est arrivé ! Bon, sur un coup de chance : j'ai acheté ce CD de Lighthouse (groupe rennais - 1€) dans un Emmaus local. Parce que je ne connaissais pas. Par curiosité. Et j'adore. Je l'écoute régulièrement également. Sais-tu qu'ils viennent de sortir un nouvel album (chez @beastrds / Beast Records) ? Allez, courage et je refais un commentaire en 2025. Take care. Bruno