Music brings up so many memories doesn’t it Sherry. That is what I like about. Memories of our younger days are so intimately tied to music. Even those with Alzheimer’s can recall memories through music. Glad I took you down memory lane
Those first two Janes Addiction albums were definitely game changers. I played them both to death. Haven't listened to them in many years. Cool that you found Nothing Shocking! That was a pretty cool store to see. Of course Dave spending your money is nothing new and something I'm well versed in. lol
Hahaha Dave already sent me a message for a place I need to go to in Detroit. He knows all these owners due to all his on line buying. I did pick up an album since I sent Dave pictures and he said pick this jazz album up. I of course cost him money with these video so it is my payback lol.
Always nice to find a new record store! “Nothing Shocking “ is one I need to find on vinyl too. Great album. I only have one Ohio Players at the moment but eventually I’ll add to that. I always loved seeing those covers when I was growing up. Still do. 😊
Lol, Ohio Players was teenage porn. OMG, they were amazing. So was Roxy music. Nothing Shocking is so darn good , one of those albums that really made a big difference.
Jane's Addiction Nothings Shocking is one of my favorite records. I have two copies. An original pressing and an early repress. I really enjoy Songs From the Big Chair.
Hey Steve - it's great that it worked out for you to get by the Newton store. Sounds like a great place to shop. Nothing's Shocking is such a great album - it's one of my time-tested records! Cool that you were able to bring some records back in to the collection. Tears for Fears, Stranglers - some real classics. And Funkadelic! Thanks for showing the records!
My god that is a time tested album for sure Randy. It got a lot of play from me! I can’t do too many of these record store tours as it costs me way too much money haha.
Hey Steve! Man I remember the exact moment I first heard Janes Addiction It was around the same time it came out and at that period of my life I was listening to strictly metal mostly hair metal. And when I heard Mountain Song I was staggered and then Jane Says and then Ocean Size! I didn’t know what to make of it It was so original! I knew it would change my musical taste in a big way and sure enough alternative music took over and the hair metal went out with the bath water Great album! I love Tears for Fears and that album is essential They can make you smile and then make ya cry in the in the same listen! Brings back some good memories! Great shares Steve! Peace ☮️✌️👽🤘☮️
Brian, you are so right with Janes Additction. It was game changing. I could not believe what I heard when I out that on. It got played a ton and it still sound fresh today, it has not aged. It truly rocked Great memories for sure
Hi Steve, Thanks for another wonderful edition. Great to see World Party, and agree on your views on Goodbye Jumbo. Saw them in concert at Newcastle once, did a wonderfully ramshackle version of Pop Life as an impromptu encore. Addition of Robbie Williams co-writer Guy Chambers to his band really seemed to up Karl's game. Always wondered where the Waterboys would have gone had Karl stayed after the magnificent This is the Sea, but then we may not have eventually got Jumbo! Take care, Cliff
Wow, to see World Party in concert would have been amazing. Such incredible music. I loved the Waterboys and Fisherman’s Blues ranks right with Goodbye Jumbo in my all time favorite albums. Thanks for watching Cliff
I bought a reggae box set from them on discogs also. Always trying to support you my friend. No surprise you saw Janes Addiction. I bet they were excellent
Hello Steve; An appropriately named store: Want List Records. Looks well stocked in the Reggae, Soul & Rock genres. The Stranglers 1st good LP. Funkadelic, Funk, Roll & Soul. Buckwheat Zydeco cajun music sounds. Some nice midweek vinyl finds. Take care. Tina & Pat!~
These record store videos are very expensive to make lol. I can’t do them very often I always enjoy watching them and love to see the Grail walls. Everyone is always pointing out great albums that I didn’t know about. Always learning
Love that Stranglers record, been meaning to revisit for a long time. I saw the Gotan Project live in Manchester back in the day. So great that you finally got 'the grail' back. I'm always on the look-out for Parliament/Funkadelic. Nice selection as always Steve.
Wow, you saw Gotan Project. My god I find their music exciting James. I love tango and their version is wonderful. I had a number of Strangler albums but this has always been my favorite. It use to be easy to find both Parliament and Funkadelic but like everything else it has become rare to run across. These were great to bring back In again.
I did not Know that until we were driving the course and my sister in law talked about it. Did you run the Boston marathon? I only went as far as half marathons. I could never commit myself to the proper training for a marathon
@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 yes I’ve ran Boston, NYC and Chicago in the USA. Just getting over 2 years of knee injuries so hopefully one day I’ll be able to do another one.
Are you in Massachusetts? Nice store ! your travels are pretty convenient for guys like us!! Cool.. Like Eek A Mouse.. St Thomas music ! Funky Kingston. another killer Reggae record..
I was there for 4 days seeing my wife’s relatives. I took in two record stores and spent too much, the usual. I just bought Funky Kingston on RSD so I passed on that. Nice little record store JT.
@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 So great to travel as you do. going to Las Vegas for Thanksgiving, so I will make it to Zia's Records, and hopefully one more..
Nice video Steve! I enjoy the world party album you mentioned. I had really taken notice of it before. Love the Jane's addiction too. Funny in the 90s I never really listened to anything besides their radio hits. Cheers!
Nathan, I was like that in the 70s, I just Listened to the AM radio hits, it’s all I could get on my clock radio. They still bring back warm memories. Good Bye Jumbo to me is a perfect album, it’s well worth streaming On Sundays I drop samples of the music I show but not the midweek video, my apologies as samples give you a chance to get a feel for the music. Thanks for watching.
Steve, cool little store. Jane’s is good. Only got CD. Definitely need on vinyl. I like some Porno for Pyros too. Gotta get funky with Funkadelic and Ohio Players. Have a great week. Peace ☮️ Namaste 🙏 the Zonkman
I do love some Funk Steve, always on the look out for it but hard to find the good stuff. Nothing Shocking is an album filled with fond memories, we all have those albums don’t we. I never got really into Porno For Pyros but I had their CDs. Have a good weekend Zonkman
Hi Steve, Good to see you had some more records back into your collection, everyone needs some Stranglers in their collection. They are still brilliant live and also RIP Dave Greenfield who sadly passed away in May 2020 - superb on the keyboards. Seeds Of Love is Tears For Fears best record in my opinion and they are superb live as well. Cheers, Paul
Paul I agree with Tears for Fears album, Sowing the Seeds was their Sgt Pepper album, well produced and sonically pleasing. As much as I love punk I have never seen any of the bands in concert. Part of it is where I have lived, more rural and it would be an over 2 hour trip to take in a concert. The other part, too cheap lol. Okay I spend a lot of money on music but that is physical. I had a lot of Strangler albums but this was the one I really needed back
Nice store, looks like they had some really nice stuff. Janes Addiction is an necessary album, nice to see Gotan project and the Stranglers. The World Party is nice, specially the tune "Sweet Soul Dream" where you can hear Sinéad O'Connor on the backing vocals. Haven't heard that Funkadelic. Mr Zydeco is also new, looks cool. Happy Spinning! Cheers
Janne, you are the first to know or make comment on Gotan Project. They never made quite the splash in the states but I really love them. Zydeco is very regional even in America. Hard to find unless I went way south to the Gulf of Mexico. Fun party music
@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 Yes it's a bit diffrent, a modern touch of Tango, really groovy, excellent to play in the background when you some visitors around. I streamed Zydeco and it was pretty cool bluesy stuff with accordion.
@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 hi Steve thanks for reply . I just dumbing up today and will try and get bang to complete my world party collection. But have goodbye jumbo original press but will get the repress . Looking forward to playing dumbing up . Kind regards joe
Neat record store, I think some of the best are the little booths and consignment spots! The Stranglers I feel like one of my friends use to put that on back in the day, but memory is foggy. Nice Buckwheat stories and good advise I will take to steer more towards the more pure authentic artists. My zydeco records are few and far between but I do like it and need to add more. Take care my friend.
I am slowly building my zydeco back up. I really enjoy that and Cajun music but to sell more music to you get people they had to update their sound. I get that but I prefer the singing in Creol and proper use of the washboard
Would love to have a vinyl copy of that Jane's Addiction. Fantastic album! Nice Funkadelic pick up! Tears for Fears, essential. I saw them live a couple years ago. They are great performers! I think I heard that they are working on a new album.
Tears For Fears are still doing concerts, look at you listening to that old people music Drew. Finding Nothing Shocking was a definite score for me. Now I have 2 original vinyl versions and one cover!
Hi Steve & Kat. Great pick ups! Nothing Shocking has been on regular rotation since I bought the CD. I was a little late to the party and didn’t discover them until 1990. Definitely in my top 5 favorite bands. Highly recommend that you go see them if you get a chance. They always put on a great show. The Gotan Project another one of my favorites. I discovered them the same way, from the movie. I’ll need to check out World Party on your recommendation. So do you still have space in that little room? 😂😂 Always enjoy your videos. ✌️
If you like Beatlesque music Goodbye Jumbo is wonderful. Well crafted and produced music. Top 10 album for me. Putting on Nothing Shocking was mind blowing for me. I could not believe what I heard. It was an early CD I bought as I had to have it in the format also. It still sounds fresh to me. OMG finally someone else who knows Shall We Dance! I LOVE that movie. The Peter Gabriel song on it can bring tears to your eyes. I was so blown away by the Gotan Project, I had a few of their CDs but this is The Album for me! Always a joy to here from you
Hi Steve - Goodbye Jumbo was my favorite album of 1990. The Stranglers had quite a run with that album Black & White & The Raven all being essential in the late 70's. Jane's had a brief but awesome 👌 career.
Agree with Jumbo. It was so amazing and so fresh. Fisherman’s Blues and this are two of my all time favorite records. Both perfect and interrelated I use to have a bunch of Stranglers but this was the essential one for me David
I've been looking for plastic bins like the ones in the store, where the bins are taller than the records. That way you can stack the bins. My bins are shorter then the records and therefore I can't stack the them. Good to see Hawkwind on the wall.
Everyone has pointed out the albums I should have bought lol. That is why I love showing the walls, they have the good stuff. When I was younger, before fancy cabinets my records were stores in milk crates sitting on boards held up by concrete blocks. Those were deeper for sure. Being able to stack them would be good Jeff. Funny that they are harder to find but making them shorter saved the company money
Again! Awesome albums that you are showing! Ok, sad about that “Nothings Shocking” album, leaving out the newer version of “Pigs in Zen”. They need to give it the treatment that “Ritual de lo Habitual” October release got, two LPs on clear vinyl. Like you said, Zeppelin!!! You had four guys that were masters of their craft, like the mighty Zep! If we got two LPs, then we can get Pigs in Zen back, plus with a better sound. Back in the day, if you went to see them live, it was a religious experience. Not that circus thing at the Michigan Fairgrounds with Flea playing Bass, but the original cats, playing like it was their last night on earth! Wow what a band! Ended so early. I wanted at least ten years like Zeppelin gave us.
I remember playing that album for the first time, it was so amazing, one of those albums that blow you away on first listen. I still have not tired of it, classic for the ages
Always enjoy looking through record stores. I’m still amazed at the resurgence of vinyl. N. Loved the albums you showed. Alice In Chains is talked about in the VC often. Gotan not so familiar with. Funkadelic sounds good. Tears for fears that brought back some memories from the day. Ohio Players always had some interesting covers. As always enjoyed the video.
Ohio Players, teenage porn lol. Most don’t know Gotan Project but it is a favorite group of mine, love tango. Record stores keep opening up but sadly prices keep going up. Pretty crazy
Hi Uncle Steve. Nice little record store... thanks for the tour. You found some great stuff. That James Addiction CD was one I had and played the hell out of it. I dig Perry Farrel's voice. Gotan Project was huge when it came out... I worked at HMV music at the time and it was on heavy rotation. We all loved it. I always liked Tears For Fears. I remember turning a lot of my friends onto them. Have you heard "Raoul and the King of Spain?" Excellent. I agree; Buckwheat isn't as good as Clifton Chenier. What are your thoughts on Queen Ida? Thanks and have a great week. Cheers!
I like Queen Ida but she had a pop feel to her also as she incorporated more west coast song structure That is great you know Gotan Project, most do not but it is such a favorite album of mine, I never tire of it. Raoul King of Spain is new to me. What kind of music is that? Hope all is well nephew
Okay, that's done it. I have The Stranglers album but I've had it a million years and in the last few months I've been really thinking about picking up a better copy. After I saw yours, I had to go onto Discogs and pick up a copy, plus some other stuff. You just cost me 150 bucks. I'd steer clear of my wife for awhile.
Hi Steve. Always great to see you. That record store start up reminded me of Rod happy hippie getting his new record store venture off the ground. Let's face it vinyl is back in a big way! It sounded like the Crusaders playing in the background at the store. Love seeing your choice albums you desire to replace. Your friend in Pittsburgh. Greg
Greg, was the background music that sad sounding lol. I have still yet to find any place as nice as the store you took me to. Wish I was still flying into Pittsburgh. I wonder if that record label/ store ever opened?
I like the record store tours regardless of how small or large a store. Went to Amazon to get that Janes Addiction but it was 33.00 Canadian on CD, to much for me. Had it should have kept it. I'll keep looking. That Tears for Fears is an ok album.
On CD it was that much, wow. Kind of crazy. It is a wonderful album. Glad you enjoy the store tours. I can’t do too many as they cost me way too much money. They need to do a reissue on the Nothing Shocking album.
Whew, some good stuff in the reggae section there Steve...Two Sevens Clash and Dennis Brown's Wolf & Leopard on the wall as you walked by, two classics right there and then in the bins Best Of Studio One, Ranking Ann (I definitely would have bought that, hard to come by) and looks like Scientist - Dub In The Roots Tradition on Blood & Fire at 1:31. Originals of Funky Kingston go for $40 now, I must be out of touch, probably paid $10 or so when I started collecting. Got the Gotan album on CD I think, discovered them through the thrift bins, interesting fusion of genres. Was sort of on the fence about Tears For Fears at the time as well, I did like Everybody Wants To Rule The World and somehow I still do even with how overplayed it was. Got the album in the collection, never came across Sowing The Seeds of Love on vinyl though. A raccoon would make a lousy pet I think. Great stuff, cheers!
Doug, I specially did the reggae box for you my friend. They had 2 crates of it so I figured I would get you excited lol. I did buy the Two Sevens Clash based on your recommendation. I ought Sowing athe Seeds when it came out. It was the only Tears album I bought until a couple decades later. I did have Songs For the Big a hair on CD. I may have to reach out to the record store about those other reggae albums. I did get that box set I told you about. You got me to spend more money Doug
@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 Only one vinyl copy of the Ranking Ann album for sale on Discogs for a measly £250! Wicked UK deejay album produced by Mad Professor, I just have it on CD…
I saw a Dennis Brown record on that wall. Yummy.... Talkin' about want lists I never mention a record I want on youtube, never. Not any more Steve, I learned my lesson a long time ago. If I do mention a record some "Do Gooder" wants my address so they can send me the album. Yikes, trapped, I hate refusing folks and stay away from situations where I have to reciprocate largess provided by youtubers. For me it's a pain in the ass getting together a package for the person that sends me the goodies. Not that I don't appreciate the thought because I do. It's just difficult for me to find stuff in my collection to send back to the person. To know what to send that they will truly appreciate. They always tell you that you don't have to send them anything but I'm civilized. Somebody does you a solid you reciprocate. It's one of my rules.... Dug the story about Buckwheat and Clifton. I was into Chenier in the late 60s, a lot of us blues guys were. I particularly remember a later album called Frenchin' The Boogie.... Later Gator...
Damn those do gooders Bobby, may they all burn in hell lol. Dennis Brown, missed another great album. It’s fun to show the wall and then learn of all the great stuff that I missed haha. I would have loved seeing Chenier. Talk about party music
Thank's for highlighting Jane's addiction. These albums take you back to a time not only in my life but my kids . Funny to see the progression.
Music brings up so many memories doesn’t it Sherry. That is what I like about. Memories of our younger days are so intimately tied to music. Even those with Alzheimer’s can recall memories through music. Glad I took you down memory lane
Those first two Janes Addiction albums were definitely game changers. I played them both to death. Haven't listened to them in many years. Cool that you found Nothing Shocking! That was a pretty cool store to see. Of course Dave spending your money is nothing new and something I'm well versed in. lol
Hahaha Dave already sent me a message for a place I need to go to in Detroit. He knows all these owners due to all his on line buying. I did pick up an album since I sent Dave pictures and he said pick this jazz album up. I of course cost him money with these video so it is my payback lol.
Always nice to find a new record store! “Nothing Shocking “ is one I need to find on vinyl too. Great album. I only have one Ohio Players at the moment but eventually I’ll add to that. I always loved seeing those covers when I was growing up. Still do. 😊
Lol, Ohio Players was teenage porn. OMG, they were amazing. So was Roxy music. Nothing Shocking is so darn good , one of those albums that really made a big difference.
Jane's Addiction Nothings Shocking is one of my favorite records. I have two copies. An original pressing and an early repress. I really enjoy Songs From the Big Chair.
Nothing Shocking is filled with great memories for me. I was pretty excited to find it though it was not as cheap as when I bought it in 88 lol.
Like that Jane's and World Party !!
Two of my all time favorite albums, to get them both was amazing
@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 Nice ! I like the debut Jane's as well.. and all of Wold Party's cataloge.
Hey Steve - it's great that it worked out for you to get by the Newton store. Sounds like a great place to shop. Nothing's Shocking is such a great album - it's one of my time-tested records! Cool that you were able to bring some records back in to the collection. Tears for Fears, Stranglers - some real classics. And Funkadelic! Thanks for showing the records!
My god that is a time tested album for sure Randy. It got a lot of play from me! I can’t do too many of these record store tours as it costs me way too much money haha.
Great Store Tour! Thumbs up! Trish
It is always fun to see different stores isn’t it Trish. Thanks for watching my friend
Hey Steve! Man I remember the exact moment I first heard Janes Addiction It was around the same time it came out and at that period of my life I was listening to strictly metal mostly hair metal. And when I heard Mountain Song I was staggered and then Jane Says and then Ocean Size! I didn’t know what to make of it It was so original! I knew it would change my musical taste in a big way and sure enough alternative music took over and the hair metal went out with the bath water Great album! I love Tears for Fears and that album is essential They can make you smile and then make ya cry in the in the same listen! Brings back some good memories! Great shares Steve! Peace ☮️✌️👽🤘☮️
Brian, you are so right with Janes Additction. It was game changing. I could not believe what I heard when I out that on. It got played a ton and it still sound fresh today, it has not aged. It truly rocked Great memories for sure
I still listen to the "Songs From the Big Chair" cassette I bought when it came out. I'd buy it on vinyl. Great video!
Thank you Maria, you know the 80s so that is perfect. Definitely an iconic album from that time period.
Couldn’t agree more about World Party. Amazing underrated band. Every album is perfect in my eyes. Glad you had a good trip to Massachusetts
Tears For Fears have a new album on the way. The Hurting is their best. Wonderful record
I will pick up the Hurting eventually, Mad World is a favorite song. Finding Goodbye Jumbo was amazing and still has not aged in my opinion.
Hi Steve, Thanks for another wonderful edition. Great to see World Party, and agree on your views on Goodbye Jumbo. Saw them in concert at Newcastle once, did a wonderfully ramshackle version of Pop Life as an impromptu encore. Addition of Robbie Williams co-writer Guy Chambers to his band really seemed to up Karl's game. Always wondered where the Waterboys would have gone had Karl stayed after the magnificent This is the Sea, but then we may not have eventually got Jumbo! Take care, Cliff
Wow, to see World Party in concert would have been amazing. Such incredible music. I loved the Waterboys and Fisherman’s Blues ranks right with Goodbye Jumbo in my all time favorite albums. Thanks for watching Cliff
Saw Janes Addiction with Dave Navarro open for Red Hot Chili Peppers. Killer gig. Thanks again for supporting Belson’s shop.
I bought a reggae box set from them on discogs also. Always trying to support you my friend. No surprise you saw Janes Addiction. I bet they were excellent
Hello Steve; An appropriately named store: Want List Records. Looks well stocked in the Reggae, Soul & Rock genres. The Stranglers 1st good LP. Funkadelic, Funk, Roll & Soul. Buckwheat Zydeco cajun music sounds. Some nice midweek vinyl finds. Take care. Tina & Pat!~
These record store videos are very expensive to make lol. I can’t do them very often I always enjoy watching them and love to see the Grail walls. Everyone is always pointing out great albums that I didn’t know about. Always learning
Love that Stranglers record, been meaning to revisit for a long time. I saw the Gotan Project live in Manchester back in the day. So great that you finally got 'the grail' back. I'm always on the look-out for Parliament/Funkadelic. Nice selection as always Steve.
Wow, you saw Gotan Project. My god I find their music exciting James. I love tango and their version is wonderful. I had a number of Strangler albums but this has always been my favorite. It use to be easy to find both Parliament and Funkadelic but like everything else it has become rare to run across. These were great to bring back In again.
Oh man just spotted that Phluph record on the “Holy Sh!t” wall! Man I need to get that record LoL! Def on my “Want List”
What the heck is Phluph Brian? I always miss out on some great stuff
@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 It was on the wall it’s late 60’s early 70’s psych/hard rock/proto-metal They’re fantastic!
I’ve been to Newton. That’s where heartbreak hill is located. Nice vinyls BTW.
I did not
Know that until we were driving the course and my sister in law talked about it. Did you run the Boston marathon? I only went as far as half marathons. I could never commit myself to the proper training for a marathon
@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 yes I’ve ran Boston, NYC and Chicago in the USA. Just getting over 2 years of knee injuries so hopefully one day I’ll be able to do another one.
Are you in Massachusetts? Nice store ! your travels are pretty convenient for guys like us!! Cool.. Like Eek A Mouse.. St Thomas music ! Funky Kingston. another killer Reggae record..
I was there for 4 days seeing my wife’s relatives. I took in two record stores and spent too much, the usual. I just bought Funky Kingston on RSD so I passed on that. Nice little record store JT.
@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 So great to travel as you do. going to Las Vegas for Thanksgiving, so I will make it to Zia's Records, and hopefully one more..
Enjoyed the video my friend
Thank you Rod, always enjoy finding a record store
Nice video Steve! I enjoy the world party album you mentioned. I had really taken notice of it before. Love the Jane's addiction too. Funny in the 90s I never really listened to anything besides their radio hits. Cheers!
* had Not taken notice
Nathan, I was like that in the 70s, I just
Listened to the AM radio hits, it’s all I could get on my clock radio. They still bring back warm memories. Good Bye Jumbo to me is a perfect album, it’s well worth streaming On Sundays I drop samples of the music I show but not the midweek video, my apologies as samples give you a chance to get a feel for the music. Thanks for watching.
Steve, cool little store. Jane’s is good. Only got CD. Definitely need on vinyl. I like some Porno for Pyros too. Gotta get funky with Funkadelic and Ohio Players. Have a great week. Peace ☮️ Namaste 🙏 the Zonkman
I do love some Funk Steve, always on the look out for it but hard to find the good stuff. Nothing Shocking is an album filled with fond memories, we all have those albums don’t we. I never got really into Porno For Pyros but I had their CDs. Have a good weekend Zonkman
Hi Steve, Good to see you had some more records back into your collection, everyone needs some Stranglers in their collection. They are still brilliant live and also RIP Dave Greenfield who sadly passed away in May 2020 - superb on the keyboards. Seeds Of Love is Tears For Fears best record in my opinion and they are superb live as well.
Cheers, Paul
Paul I agree with Tears for Fears album, Sowing the Seeds was their Sgt Pepper album, well produced and sonically pleasing. As much as I love punk I have never seen any of the bands in concert. Part of it is where I have lived, more rural and it would be an over 2 hour trip to take in a concert. The other part, too cheap lol. Okay I spend a lot of money on music but that is physical. I had a lot of Strangler albums but this was the one I really needed back
Hi Steve great show of records. Love the stranglers lp got it for Xmas. Tears for fears great sounding pop record.
The Stranglers are a favorite, I use to have a few of their albums but this is the one I really needed.
Great Stranglers album!
One of those classic punk albums. I had their other albums but this is the only one I really need to have.
Wow Steve, I finally listened to Jane's Addiction on Spotify and it was an eye opener - don't know why I haven't listened to it sooner - very nice :)
Yeah they were something else George. I played that album a ton. It was a very solid album except for the last track I was happy to find it again
Nice store, looks like they had some really nice stuff. Janes Addiction is an necessary album, nice to see Gotan project and the Stranglers. The World Party is nice, specially the tune "Sweet Soul Dream" where you can hear Sinéad O'Connor on the backing vocals. Haven't heard that Funkadelic. Mr Zydeco is also new, looks cool. Happy Spinning! Cheers
Janne, you are the first to know or make comment on Gotan Project. They never made quite the splash in the states but I really love them. Zydeco is very regional even in America. Hard to find unless I went way south to the Gulf of Mexico. Fun party music
@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 Yes it's a bit diffrent, a modern touch of Tango, really groovy, excellent to play in the background when you some visitors around. I streamed Zydeco and it was pretty cool bluesy stuff with accordion.
Hi Steve world party goodbye jumbo amazing album picked up a copy at record fare recently great video Steve take care joe
Joe I have never seen it in the wild. I wanted it so badly. I had the CD. This reissue was perfect, amazing record for sure
@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 hi Steve thanks for reply . I just dumbing up today and will try and get bang to complete my world party collection. But have goodbye jumbo original press but will get the repress . Looking forward to playing dumbing up . Kind regards joe
Neat record store, I think some of the best are the little booths and consignment spots! The Stranglers I feel like one of my friends use to put that on back in the day, but memory is foggy. Nice Buckwheat stories and good advise I will take to steer more towards the more pure authentic artists. My zydeco records are few and far between but I do like it and need to add more. Take care my friend.
I am slowly building my zydeco back up. I really enjoy that and Cajun music but to sell more music to you get people they had to update their sound. I get that but I prefer the singing in Creol and proper use of the washboard
Would love to have a vinyl copy of that Jane's Addiction. Fantastic album! Nice Funkadelic pick up! Tears for Fears, essential. I saw them live a couple years ago. They are great performers! I think I heard that they are working on a new album.
Tears For Fears are still doing concerts, look at you listening to that old people music Drew. Finding Nothing Shocking was a definite score for me. Now I have 2 original vinyl versions and one cover!
Hi Steve & Kat. Great pick ups! Nothing Shocking has been on regular rotation since I bought the CD. I was a little late to the party and didn’t discover them until 1990. Definitely in my top 5 favorite bands. Highly recommend that you go see them if you get a chance. They always put on a great show. The Gotan Project another one of my favorites. I discovered them the same way, from the movie. I’ll need to check out World Party on your recommendation. So do you still have space in that little room? 😂😂 Always enjoy your videos. ✌️
If you like Beatlesque music Goodbye Jumbo is wonderful. Well crafted and produced music. Top 10 album for me. Putting on Nothing Shocking was mind blowing for me. I could not believe what I heard. It was an early CD I bought as I had to have it in the format also. It still sounds fresh to me. OMG finally someone else who knows Shall We Dance! I LOVE that movie. The Peter Gabriel song on it can bring tears to your eyes. I was so blown away by the Gotan Project, I had a few of their CDs but this is The Album for me! Always a joy to here from you
Janes Addiction and Stranglers are both great.
Essential albums for me Pat. Those were huge finds to bring back in. Hard to find those records anymore as you well know.
I regret not picking up that Ohio Players and Parliament when I found clean copies... Great stuff!
Clean copies are hard to come by I was in a place today dealing with soul and funk, couldn’t find any Parliament or Funkadelic
Hi Steve - Goodbye Jumbo was my favorite album of 1990. The Stranglers had quite a run with that album Black & White & The Raven all being essential in the late 70's. Jane's had a brief but awesome 👌 career.
Agree with Jumbo. It was so amazing and so fresh. Fisherman’s Blues and this are two of my all time favorite records. Both perfect and interrelated I use to have a bunch of Stranglers but this was the essential one for me David
I've been looking for plastic bins like the ones in the store, where the bins are taller than the records. That way you can stack the bins. My bins are shorter then the records and therefore I can't stack the them. Good to see Hawkwind on the wall.
Everyone has pointed out the albums I should have bought lol. That is why I love showing the walls, they have the good stuff. When I was younger, before fancy cabinets my records were stores in milk crates sitting on boards held up by concrete blocks. Those were deeper for sure. Being able to stack them would be good Jeff. Funny that they are harder to find but making them shorter saved the company money
Again! Awesome albums that you are showing! Ok, sad about that “Nothings Shocking” album, leaving out the newer version of “Pigs in Zen”. They need to give it the treatment that “Ritual de lo Habitual” October release got, two LPs on clear vinyl. Like you said, Zeppelin!!! You had four guys that were masters of their craft, like the mighty Zep! If we got two LPs, then we can get Pigs in Zen back, plus with a better sound. Back in the day, if you went to see them live, it was a religious experience. Not that circus thing at the Michigan Fairgrounds with Flea playing Bass, but the original cats, playing like it was their last night on earth! Wow what a band! Ended so early. I wanted at least ten years like Zeppelin gave us.
I remember playing that album for the first time, it was so amazing, one of those albums that blow you away on first listen. I still have not tired of it, classic for the ages
@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 yes, I know what you mean. Instant classic!
Always enjoy looking through record stores. I’m still amazed at the resurgence of vinyl. N. Loved the albums you showed. Alice In Chains is talked about in the VC often. Gotan not so familiar with. Funkadelic sounds good. Tears for fears that brought back some memories from the day. Ohio Players always had some interesting covers. As always enjoyed the video.
Ohio Players, teenage porn lol. Most don’t know Gotan Project but it is a favorite group of mine, love tango. Record stores keep opening up but sadly prices keep going up. Pretty crazy
Hi Uncle Steve. Nice little record store... thanks for the tour. You found some great stuff. That James Addiction CD was one I had and played the hell out of it. I dig Perry Farrel's voice. Gotan Project was huge when it came out... I worked at HMV music at the time and it was on heavy rotation. We all loved it. I always liked Tears For Fears. I remember turning a lot of my friends onto them. Have you heard "Raoul and the King of Spain?" Excellent. I agree; Buckwheat isn't as good as Clifton Chenier. What are your thoughts on Queen Ida? Thanks and have a great week. Cheers!
I like Queen Ida but she had a pop feel to her also as she incorporated more west coast song structure That is great you know Gotan Project, most do not but it is such a favorite album of mine, I never tire of it. Raoul King of Spain is new to me. What kind of music is that? Hope all is well nephew
@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 It's a Tears For Fears song and album title. From the late 90's, if I remember correctly.
Okay, that's done it. I have The Stranglers album but I've had it a million years and in the last few months I've been really thinking about picking up a better copy. After I saw yours, I had to go onto Discogs and pick up a copy, plus some other stuff. You just cost me 150 bucks. I'd steer clear of my wife for awhile.
Lmao Darrell, my job is done, I have successfully gotten you to spend money on some album that I actually know lol. Glad I could be of service.
Hi Steve. Always great to see you. That record store start up reminded me of Rod happy hippie getting his new record store venture off the ground. Let's face it vinyl is back in a big way! It sounded like the Crusaders playing in the background at the store. Love seeing your choice albums you desire to replace. Your friend in Pittsburgh. Greg
Greg, was the background music that sad sounding lol. I have still yet to find any place as nice as the store you took me to. Wish I was still flying into Pittsburgh. I wonder if that record label/ store ever opened?
I like the record store tours regardless of how small or large a store. Went to Amazon to get that Janes Addiction but it was 33.00 Canadian on CD, to much for me. Had it should have kept it. I'll keep looking. That Tears for Fears is an ok album.
On CD it was that much, wow. Kind of crazy. It is a wonderful album. Glad you enjoy the store tours. I can’t do too many as they cost me way too much money. They need to do a reissue on the Nothing Shocking album.
Whew, some good stuff in the reggae section there Steve...Two Sevens Clash and Dennis Brown's Wolf & Leopard on the wall as you walked by, two classics right there and then in the bins Best Of Studio One, Ranking Ann (I definitely would have bought that, hard to come by) and looks like Scientist - Dub In The Roots Tradition on Blood & Fire at 1:31. Originals of Funky Kingston go for $40 now, I must be out of touch, probably paid $10 or so when I started collecting. Got the Gotan album on CD I think, discovered them through the thrift bins, interesting fusion of genres. Was sort of on the fence about Tears For Fears at the time as well, I did like Everybody Wants To Rule The World and somehow I still do even with how overplayed it was. Got the album in the collection, never came across Sowing The Seeds of Love on vinyl though. A raccoon would make a lousy pet I think. Great stuff, cheers!
Doug, I specially did the reggae box for you my friend. They had 2 crates of it so I figured I would get you excited lol. I did buy the Two Sevens Clash based on your recommendation. I ought Sowing athe Seeds when it came out. It was the only Tears album I bought until a couple decades later. I did have Songs For the Big a hair on CD. I may have to reach out to the record store about those other reggae albums. I did get that box set I told you about. You got me to spend more money Doug
@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 Only one vinyl copy of the Ranking Ann album for sale on Discogs for a measly £250! Wicked UK deejay album produced by Mad Professor, I just have it on CD…
Ohio Players and Funkadelic. Hot Funk!
Lol, perfect for any Trish compilation
Hey great finds 👍 how much was the janes addiction?
I believe I paid $50 on the Janes Addiction. It was I. Wonderful shape which was nice. I really wanted that one back again. Cheaper than Discogs
Hey Steve, that was a good deal 👍 Love that Album 👌
Crates are fine, especially since they didn't back them tight in there. Looks like an ok store. Can't go wrong with Ohio Players.
I hate when racks are packed tight Chris. In fact I tend to leave the store, too much work
I saw a Dennis Brown record on that wall. Yummy.... Talkin' about want lists I never mention a record I want on youtube, never. Not any more Steve, I learned my lesson a long time ago. If I do mention a record some "Do Gooder" wants my address so they can send me the album. Yikes, trapped, I hate refusing folks and stay away from situations where I have to reciprocate largess provided by youtubers. For me it's a pain in the ass getting together a package for the person that sends me the goodies. Not that I don't appreciate the thought because I do. It's just difficult for me to find stuff in my collection to send back to the person. To know what to send that they will truly appreciate. They always tell you that you don't have to send them anything but I'm civilized. Somebody does you a solid you reciprocate. It's one of my rules.... Dug the story about Buckwheat and Clifton. I was into Chenier in the late 60s, a lot of us blues guys were. I particularly remember a later album called Frenchin' The Boogie.... Later Gator...
Damn those do gooders Bobby, may they all burn in hell lol. Dennis Brown, missed another great album. It’s fun to show the wall and then learn of all the great stuff that I missed haha. I would have loved seeing Chenier. Talk about party music
Mask required. I'll take my money elsewhere. Good luck with your business. Good that you found some keepers.
Every city is different with masks which I see in my travels. I was very lucky to find these album. I was quite happy