Wish y'all would slow down on those a hair.. Hard to afford all that at once. I have your first few exclusives, but when half a dozen or so come out, pretty much all at once, it's tough to swoop em all up. :/
@@R3TR0R4V3this past 4 months have been nuts, a lot came at once. When planning these it’s hard to know when they will actually drop. However, hopefully next year will be more spaced out. Thanks for getting the ones you could!
I saw Led Zeppelin on their first 4 tours. After seeing the first two tours, I went ready to get my mind blown away again. Well, they blew me away, but not in the way I expected. After their first 4/5 songs, they pulled up chairs to the edge of the stage and sat down and began their acoustic set. Robert asked everyone to be patient, and please allow yourselves to feel the music. At first a few people yelled, "We Wanna Rock" and such, but halfway through that first song, you could have heard a pin drop, and we all fell into the music and flew away. After that, I remember they came back and rocked us hard, but I'll never forget that acoustic set. I watched with my elbows on the stage as it swirled around me. Magical evening for sure..
Black Sabbath 1 and American Beauty are in my top 10 and I am 72 years old. Great taste in music young man, respect. Led Zep 1 is my fave and I prefer Abbey Road to any of their other albums.
I gotta thank you so much for changing my entire experience with music. Never a big music guy I grew up in the 70s just me and my Mom with a steady diet of Manilow and Debbie Boone. I stumbled across this video and it lit a fire in me. Not to get to heavy but my wife died 2 months back and this musical journey has been good for the soul. Keep em coming.
My condolences to you. Music, they say, is a salve for the soul. You at the beginning of a wondrous journey down a river flowing since time immemorial, fed by a myriad of tributaries and confluences, that is as deep as it is wide. As with any epic journey there is danger and It can be daunting, but Dylan is an excellent guide to get you started and help you navigate some of the deadlier rapids. But there are many other excellent RUclipsrs you should checkout that can redirect you if you feel you've gotten lost or stuck after taking a branch away from the main flow (like the Disco stream, for example lol). Good luck and enjoy the ride my friend.
This channel was vital to me during the 2020 Covid times. Made me feel part of a wider community when everyone was feeling isolated. Keep up the great work Dillon.
I remember hearing parts of Abbey Road on the radio before it hit the stores. They actually played edited bits of The Medley and it all sounded so magical (“one sweet dream”). Made me so excited about their future. Sigh!
I love when you pull an obscure record, that I feel like I discovered somewhere along the way and thought was killer, it's cool that someone else thought it was great too !
you deserve much many subscribers than you have, you are my favourite VC channel for years now. I started watching your videos when I started collecting vinyl 3yrs ago and that helped, taught me, and motivated me so much, thanks for your content and the passion you put into it. Saludos desde Uruguay!
In 1974 The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway by Genesis came out,it was different to their previous stuff but it blew me away,here we are 50 years later and I'm still listening to it now,that takes some doing for a double album with a story running through it and some really strange parts to it but when listened to it about 20 times makes perfect sense,Gabriel's voice is amazing and fits the songs so good,I'm not going to pick any favourite tracks out for the same reason if you had 5 children you couldn't pick a favourite,it's the whole album that's why it's remained my favourite of all time.❤
I've been using this channel for the past few years to find new music and vinyl to get, thank you for opening me up to songs, artists, and albums I never would have listened to!
Hi - nice list. I have a lot of those albums / CD's. Am a massive Led Zep fan, saw them in Manchester UK in 71 / 72 . Did an electric set, then came back and did an amazing acoustic set and finished off with another electric set - unforgettable. Zep III, a classic, like you I love their acoustic stuff - so good. Happy New Year. Cheers Doug
I like how diverse your interests are. My friend and I were discussing radio now vs. 50 years ago. In the 70's, we could hear country, funk, pop, hard rock and other genres on the same station. Now everything is compartmentalized on separate Sirius stations. We need diversity (and not just in music!) LOL I'm off my soapbox now!
Your list is absolutely right. Because, hey!, it's your list and no-one can ever change that. The fact that some folk will disagree means that those folk don't care about your integrity. I'm not one to too often chop down a comment on what is a very personal statement, because I respect the statement too much for what it is. Something that comes from within and is a unique to the person speaking. I've been subscribed for over a year (I think) and appreciate your posts. I have close to twenthy-six thousand albums and EPs (plus some single boxes) on my WinAmp juke-box (the CDs are in a storage space in 77 banana boxes) and I agree with you, not because I agree, but because I (like you) it's not my place to dis-agree. All the best for the new year, Noble.
I am a brit and a pensioner - grew up in the late sixties and early seventies. I am culturally somewhat different from yourself and somewhat older .... But my top 10 record list is a 60% match for yours which my record collection over the last 55+ years has been built and developed - some records I loved when I was 16 I now do not like at all - there are new bands which have caught my interest recently. However the mainstream of my top 10 are those I liked at 15 and still like today - they are timeless classics that have not faded. Back in 1969 "In the Court of the Crimson king" was released and it blew me away - but now I rarely listen to it as it is sort of dated. A year later the Moody Blues released "Question of Balance" which I think is as fresh today as when I first heard it. So where did we match 1. Wish you were here 2. Abbey Road 3. Black Sabbath 4. Zombies - but a different release but with "Time of the Season" and "She's not there" 5. Led Zeppelin III 6. Nirvava but the "All of us" album featuring Rainbow chaser. Vive la Differance :-)
I just purchased my first (for me) turntable. I am super excited to start this journey. I'm watching tons of videos on parts , do and don't, technical video etc.. I want to do this right from the beginning. Your channel is amazing !!
I listened to your top 10 list today. It was a great listening session. I already had everything but Funkadelic, Soul Station on Album/LP. (I'm 65 so it's generally an album for me 😂 Although, I have to keep referring to them as vinyl records for a lot of younger folks). I streamed what I didn't have on Tidal. I was completely unfamiliar with Funkadelic but absolutely blown away with the title track Maggot Brain. To me it was like Pink Floyd and Hendrix put something together. I had to hear it several times. The rest was good but man that first song is killer. Thanks for turning me on to that. I really enjoy your channel and regularly use your recommendations to stream music before buying albums. Happy listening 🎧 P.S. I have one for you to check out if you haven't already heard it. Jimmy Rushing "Five Feet of Soul"
Nice choices! You made me break out Hank Mobley's Soul Station, which I have not listened to since 2007 (I've tracked my album listens since 2005) - so thanks for the inspiration!
Dylan...I don't subscribe all that often, but you really do great videos. You deserve 100k. In my younger years, I fancied myself a record collector. You tempt me to start up again.
I can't subscribe any further but I'll comment to maybe get extra traction. Love your channel man, really appreciate that you're into lots of lesser-known stuff. So much good stuff out there that most people just don't even talk about.
Hey, I didn’t realise I wasn’t subscribed, had to smash that subscribe button. I started record collecting about 6 months ago and have gone a bit crazy. Loving your content.
My parents got me Zep III album for Christmas when it came out and I am eternally in love with this record. It really showed their diversity and introduced the listener a taste of what was to come like Stairway, Down By The Seaside, The Rain Song, Over The Hills And Far Away. Fantastically Underrated Album. ~S.G.
Really glad and slightly surprised you've picked Jar of Flies/Sap in there, that was a holy grail for me only got a Music on Vinyl copy but desperately wanted that album last year
Hey Dillon. Thank you for all your recommendations. I just picked up a copy of Howlin Wolf's Rockin Chair record, what a killer, thank you very much, such a great sound. Andy, Down Under.
Keep it up with informing about these obscure 70s hard rock bands! Thanks for the great content all year! And props to all the store exclusives! You are a music restoration expert! 😅❤🎸
@noblerecords When you get a chance, listen to Kansas - Leftoverture then listen to Kansas Point of no return. You will need to hear both albums. Years ago I bought a cassette that had both of the albums together. Their music is at a different level!
Thanks for this… About a month ago I was in great harvest bread in Denver and I couldn’t believe it but the teenagers working there were playing the very first Black Sabbath album and I thought that was pretty cool.
Just bought funkadelic maggot brain, i havent heard it, but i feel that when you buy Records without hearing them first the satisfaction is much greater if you like it . Can’t wait to hear it
Great stuff as always man. I'd have a tough time getting it down to ten as well. Congrats on the channels success. You've inspired me to create my own new channel. Keep rocking in 2024!
I was surprised you didn't include Primevil on list..I live in Indiana and always hoping to find an original ...Possibly a Noble records exclusive in 24??? Hope you a have a great New Year !!!!!!
Hey Buddy!! Even When We Are Always Looking For Obscure Treasures, But We Have our Lifelong Favorites!!! Wish I Could Vote 10 Times!!!! You Are The Best!! Wish Got Down To See You More!!!!
Awesome list there’s a few I need to listen to. Abbey Road was my first album and still in my top 10. The rest is Allman Brothers live at Fillmore East, Jeff Beck, Blow by blow, Return to Forever- Romantic Warrior, zeppelin II, Pat Metheny Group 1978, Genesis Selling England by the pound, Robin Trower, Bridge Of Sighs, Little Feat Waiting for Columbus, Who’s Next.
I love seeing your videos! Here is a list of my top 50 greatest albums imo. 1. Nirvana - unplugged in New York 2. Townes Van Zandt - live at the old quarter 3. Nirvana - in utero 4. Joy Division - unknown pleasures 5. Alice in chains - dirt 6. Velvet underground and Nico 7. The stooges - fun house 8. Nick Drake - pink moon 9. Bob Dylan - bringing it back home 10. Melvins - stoner witch 11. Black Sabbath - self titled 12. Nirvana - nevermind 13. Elliot Smith - self titled 14. Morphine - the night 15. The stooges - self titled 16. Mark Lanegan - whiskey for the holy ghost 17. The doors - self titled 18. Bob Dylan - self titled 19. Pantera - the great southern trend kill 20. Queens of the Stone age - lullabies to paralyze 21. Winter - into the darkness 22. Alice in chains - unplugged in New York 23. Darkthrone- under a funeral moon 24. 2pac- all eyes on me 25. Nine inch nails - the fragile 26. Buzzoven - sore 27. Perfume genius - too bright 28. The stooges- raw power 29. S. T.P - tiny music 30. The Jesus lizard - liar 31. Tool- Aenima 32. Smashing pumpkins - infinite sadness 33. Soundgarden - badmotorfinger 34. Bob Dylan - free wheelin' Bob Dylan 35. Queens of the Stone age - rated R 36. Dax Riggs- say goodnight to the world 37. The dicks- these people 38. Dr. Dre- the chronic 39. Snoop Dogg - doggy style 40. The germs- GI 41. Tool- undertow 42. Cypress Hill - black Sunday 43. Joy Division - closer 44. The Jesus lizard - nub 45. Alice in chains - self titled 46. Melvins - Houdini 47. The damned - neat neat neat 48. Mayhem- de mysteriis dom sathanas 49. X- Los Angeles 50. Mark Lanegan - blues funeral
Thanks so much for the fun & informative video..since you mentioned Joni..check out “shadows and light”..a double album..live..absolutely awesome..! Mahalo from Bill on Kauai
Hey. . . Brand spanking new to your channel! Enjoyed hearing what your ten favorite albums you couldn't live without are--excellent mix! For whatever it's worth my ten are (in no particular order): 10- U2 The Joshua Tree 9- David Bowie Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars 8- Rush Moving Pictures 7- Emmylou Harris Wrecking Ball 6- Judas Priest Killing Machine/Hell Bent For Leather 5- Radiohead OK Computer 4- Black Sabbath Paranoid 3- Iron Maiden Powerslave 2- Eels Electroshock Blues 1- The Cars
Just wanted to check in and make sure that you are okay...I know that the hurricane was devastating to the region and even though I am in Seattle, WA I am from Marion, VA and it was flooded even though it is 2200 feet in elevation...Just hope all is well and love the channel, George
That’s a pretty good list. I could quibble with a few selections, but hearing your opinions was worth it. I also like the records you recommended. I’ll check them out. Fun video. Thanks! 👍🏻 (PS: I subscribed!)
Box of Rain was the song on Freaks and Geeks.Loved that song.I discovered the Dead thru a movie.That movie Mask w/ Cher.They played Ripple in the closing credits I think.Still my favorite by them.Great list.Wish You Were Here is my favorite album of all time.Bob Dylan is my favorite artist.Great video.👍
Wow that was very unexpected, know about 5 albums on your list, quite a wide range of interests! 1st time watcher. My list (was more difficult than I thought except for 1st four): Priest - Painkiller Boston Ryche - Mindcrime Nightwish - Dark passion play Floyd - The wall DT - a dramatic turn of events Billy Joel - best of (I'm cheating) Sting - best of (again) Journey - Escape Maiden - somewhere in time HM's" Dio - holy diver Depeche mode - violator Megadeth - Rust in peace
Solid list! It's difficult to narrow it down but I think my list would be: 1. Seed of Memory - Terry Reid 2. Colossal youth - Young Marble Giants 3. III - Led Zeppelin 4. Gospel according to Zeus - Power of Zeus 5. Rumors - Fleetwood Mac 6. The Very Dab - Fingerprintz 7. Meddle - Pink Floyd 8. Psychedelic sounds - 13th Floor Elevators 9. Good, the Bad and the Ugly soundtrack 10. Kind of Blue - Miles Davis
My copy of s/t also has a nice story. I bought it from a former Tomato-Employee (the successor label to Poppy; has the same owner). He in turn sold this LP (and others) on behalf of a friend who was a salesman at Tomato at the time and drove Townes from gig to gig. He didn't tell me this before the sale (so that I would pay a higher price, for example), but only afterwards, when the record had already been shipped, during a conversation about loving townes-music. I printed out the email and put it in my copy. Love that you mentioned Townes. He is my absolute all-time favorite singer-songwriter, too! I've collected all the albums he's put out on Poppy over the years as Poppy first pressings - all with original inner sleeve and in nearly perfect shape. Our Mother the Mountain was still unopened in shrink. The greatest pride of my collection! I also had several copies of the s/t album and yes, they are noisy. That's just the way it is - whatever. It's heartbreaking and i love it!
Dillon. Wish you were here was the first record I bought at the age of 12y. You're so gd lucky to hold the Jar of Flies in your hands. I only got the digital version...
You’re a great dude and are fun to watch. Just got a new turntable (major upgrade) so really digging your channel - subscribed. The funk is my fave esp 1975 to 1985 or so. Also love jazz and rock - great that you love all genres too hell yeah. Keep at it man
Great list!👍🌟🌟🌟🌟 My 10: 1) Bridge Over Troubled Water/ Simon and Garfunkel 2) Whipped Cream and other Delights / Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass 3) Hats / The Blue Nile 4) Deja Vu / Crosby Stills Nash and Young 5) Blind Faith / Blind Faith 6) Children Running Through / Patti Griffin 7) Tabula Rasa / Arvo Pärt 8) High Plains / Philip Aaberg 9) Quadrophenia / The Who 10) The Joshua Tree / U2
Been watching for years thought I was subscribed lol just subscribed! Hey Dillion bring back some of the old merch my shirts are worn out!! I need some new ones..happy new years brotha
Hey Dillon I can relate to 90% of what you like. Don’t know Hank Mobley but my jazz knowledge is mainly Miles Davis. I really tried to like Townes Van Zant but couldn’t get into it. That being said I really love the rest of your list! Just one question. Which version of the Black Sabbath album did you choose? British or American?
Man… Your tastes are very similar to mine. Black Sabbath, Zeppelin 3, Bleach, Jar of Flies, Abbey Road, and Odyssey & Oracle are all favorites, although sadly, I own none of them on vinyl (yet). I know I could just order them, but I love just going to the shop and finding stuff, so I’ll be patient lol. Been into vinyl for almost 30 years now, and unfortunately lost my old original collection which has a lot of great stuff in it, so I started rebuilding recently. Found a great record shop locally here in San Diego, but far from my work where I find most of my records. In the 90’s, I lived and worked near Tower Records in Los Angeles, so I used to spend my entire paycheck there more often than I’d like to admit 🤣🤣 Great stuff, man, love this channel.
Thanks for sharing your top 10 with us! As far as I see Joni Mitchel's Blue album will appear on some Ultradisk One-Step Pressing release in the US next week. I did not know too much about her but now I am considering to buy a copy of this release.
Love your vids, finally ordered from your website, great suggestion on Wara by the way. Whenever I travel I make it a point to stop at a record store. I will someday stop into Noble records and get a chance to meet you. Keep up the great content.
Selling england by the pound, the lamb lies down on Broadway, wind & wuthering, wish you were here, animals, the wall, red, fragile, clutching at straws, an hour before it's dark.
I have very different tastes from most 1) war on drugs - deeper understanding 2)stevie wonder - songs in the key of life 3)bernard butler - people move on 4) edwyn collins - gorgeous george 5) new radicals - maybe you were brainwashed too 6) beatles - sgt peppers 7) shout out louds - our ill wills 8) delta spirit - into the wide 9) al dimeola - elegant gypsy 10) cheap trick - heaven tonight
How cool we’re live concerts and album sleeves…..I would spend hours reading thru the sleeves… knew the order of the music… the times… the writers etc etc…. Again feel so so so sorry for the younger generation…. Worshipping Taylor… that’s all they have… we have entered the dark ages of music literature film and theater….
Have you heard Forever Changes by Love (1967), or instrumental Mike Oldfield Tubular Bells, The triple ATCO best of King Curtis the saxophone player, or Miles Davis Kind of Blue? Any CCR album. Finally Love Devotion and Surrender by Album by Carlos Santana and John McLaughlin.
I love you, American geeza. Zep 3 is also top of my list and would agree with most of your choices. Just love that Maggot brain guitar solo, Floyd, Mitchel, and the early Sabath. We salute you from the UK. Peace.
Congratulations 🎉 100K You definitely deserve it 🤟I love music and really enjoy your work. It would be good if you did a book one day Records you love the copies you have found and the stories behind them. I know one guy from the U.K does not represent a massive amount of work but it would be a good Book🙌. Happy and hopefully a peaceful new year to you and yours
I’m 62 and I’m giving my son my record collection slowly- he’s a classical musician (violist) and I had him listen to my music.. last year I gave him abbey rd, Joshua tree, ziggy, rumours, and hotel calif..
Mid-late '80s, my job sent me to Ottawa, Ontario, Canada a couple of times through the winter. On one trip, Doug, a co-worker and CF on our ball team, knocked on my hotel door and asked if I wanted to go to the bar and catch a singer songwriter he liked. I had no idea who it was. We sat front and center, there were maybe 20 people in attendance. There were two barstools onstage, one had a guitar leaning against it, with an ashtray on top. The other had a mic stand in front. A few years later, I walk into the music store. I stopped at the cashier and asked the young man what he was listening to. I had heard it before but couldn't remember where. He walked me over to the bins and handed me Rear View Mirror by Townes, the guy from the Ottawa bar. I love Steve Earle and El Corizon would be on my list. The albums release was pushed back while he recorded a late addition for the record, Fort Worth Blues, a tribute to his friend TVZ, who had just passed. Big Skynyrd fan, but my favorite all time is Springsteen. Both bands have a Van Zandt in them. Impressed by your knowledge and variety of music.
Fantastic video Dylan and 10 classic albuns. My list (from now until tomorrow) is : 1. Van Morrison - Astral Weeks, 2. Love - Forever Changes, 3. Grand Funk - Red Album, 4. Deep Purple - In Rock, 5. Neil Young - Everybody Knows is Nowhere, 6. Led Zeppelin - Led II, 7. Pink Floyd - Meddle, 8. Beatles - Abbey Road, 9. Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tracks, 10. David Bowie - Hunky Dory. And how I´m a Brazilian Guy I choose 10 brazilian records, they are : 1. Secos e Molhados - Same, 2. Belchior - Alucinação, 3. Caetano Veloso - Transa, 4. Gal Costa - Fatal, a todo vapor, 5. Gilberto Gil - Refavela, 6. Bacamarte - Same, 7. O Terço - Creaturas da Noite, 8. Os Mutantes - Same, 9. Os Mutantes - Jardim Eletrico, 10. Jorge Ben - A Tabua de Esmeralda. Thanks for your chanel, congrats from Brasil
I'll just throw in a few top of the head albums I couldn't live without.... Tapestry by Carole King Led Zeppelin 2 Days of future passed by The Moody Blues Mud slide slim by James Taylor Season's end by Marillion Storm front by Billy Joel Aqualung by Jethro Tull Close to the edge by Yes Tumbleweed connection by Elton John Blood sweat and tears by Blood Sweat and Tears :) The best Of Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac Way to blue (An introduction to Nick Drake) I could add more but that's 12 :)
Just happened on your channel. Great video. I’ve subscribed & put full notifications on. So from Ireland 🇮🇪 my ten are: 1 Springsteen Darkness 2 Pogues Rum, Sodomy & the Lash 3 Smiths The Queen is Dead 4 Beatles Revolver 5 U2 Actung Baby 6 Stones Roses Stone Roses 7 Luke Kelly Performer 8 Prince Sign o the Times 9 Stones Let it Bleed 10 Maiden Powerslave
That’s my fave Pink Floyd. I would grab my top 5 Joe Henderson OG Milestone albums, a couple of the rarer George Strait LPs and a few other rare country grails. I’d grab my Lee Morgan Tom Cat and Magnificent Thad Jones MMJs. That’s 10+ already! Nice video. Don’t get stuck on having to get 100k done by today. You’re basically there, getting that play button in 2024🎉
Have you heard any different pressings of Townes Van Zandt? The 1969 vinyl is over $1,000 and the 1978 is over $180. The 2015 is cheap. Im always leary of buying a repressing bc you never know. Any thoughts? Thanks.
I found an original copy of that Townes Van Zandt album at the goodwill outlet. People were piling junk on it as they were looking for their treasure. I gladly picked up for $0.49
Hi, Thank you for the presentation. Quit similar what I like. It would be helpful if you would add a list of the presented records. Thank you and best regards from Germany. Hans
Discovered your channel just over a month ago and it's already one of my favorites. One thing I immediately noticed, like you mentioned in this video, is how a lot of rock acts you recommend sound like or have some obvious Black Sabbath influence. And on that, if there's one modern band I'd highly highly recommend is All Them Witches. It's not exaggeration when I say they're easily one of greatest bands of the 21st century
I should talk about them more, but the manager of our shop LOVES them, his favorite band. We play them non stop in the shop and sell tons of copies. Absolutely incredible band!
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Wish y'all would slow down on those a hair.. Hard to afford all that at once.
I have your first few exclusives, but when half a dozen or so come out, pretty much all at once, it's tough to swoop em all up. :/
@@R3TR0R4V3this past 4 months have been nuts, a lot came at once. When planning these it’s hard to know when they will actually drop. However, hopefully next year will be more spaced out. Thanks for getting the ones you could!
I saw Led Zeppelin on their first 4 tours. After seeing the first two tours, I went ready to get my mind blown away again. Well, they blew me away, but not in the way I expected. After their first 4/5 songs, they pulled up chairs to the edge of the stage and sat down and began their acoustic set. Robert asked everyone to be patient, and please allow yourselves to feel the music. At first a few people yelled, "We Wanna Rock" and such, but halfway through that first song, you could have heard a pin drop, and we all fell into the music and flew away. After that, I remember they came back and rocked us hard, but I'll never forget that acoustic set. I watched with my elbows on the stage as it swirled around me. Magical evening for sure..
Wow! Thats amazing! I wish I could have experienced those shows! Thanks for watching! 🙏
OG metal
OG unplugged
OG OG members or nothing
Priceless experience
I saw them in 77 and they did the acoustic set , but the crowd was rowdy , msg lol . But they were great !
That’s sooo cool!
Thank you for pushing the record community to this level! Happy New Year to everyone
Thanks so much! I try!
Black Sabbath 1 and American Beauty are in my top 10 and I am 72 years old. Great taste in music young man, respect. Led Zep 1 is my fave and I prefer Abbey Road to any of their other albums.
I gotta thank you so much for changing my entire experience with music. Never a big music guy I grew up in the 70s just me and my Mom with a steady diet of Manilow and Debbie Boone. I stumbled across this video and it lit a fire in me. Not to get to heavy but my wife died 2 months back and this musical journey has been good for the soul. Keep em coming.
My condolences to you. Music, they say, is a salve for the soul. You at the beginning of a wondrous journey down a river flowing since time immemorial, fed by a myriad of tributaries and confluences, that is as deep as it is wide. As with any epic journey there is danger and It can be daunting, but Dylan is an excellent guide to get you started and help you navigate some of the deadlier rapids. But there are many other excellent RUclipsrs you should checkout that can redirect you if you feel you've gotten lost or stuck after taking a branch away from the main flow (like the Disco stream, for example lol). Good luck and enjoy the ride my friend.
@@vinylmandate Thanks for the kind words! Made my day
This channel was vital to me during the 2020 Covid times. Made me feel part of a wider community when everyone was feeling isolated. Keep up the great work Dillon.
That means so much, that’s my goal! Thanks for sticking around!!!
The second side of Abbey Road is flawless. Really looking forward to this year's reissues as all the ones from last year have been great.
Thanks so much for supporting it! Lots of exciting things coming!
Whole heartily agree. Side 2 is one magical song, no stop and start, just ebb and flow.
I remember hearing parts of Abbey Road on the radio before it hit the stores. They actually played edited bits of The Medley and it all sounded so magical (“one sweet dream”). Made me so excited about their future. Sigh!
I like it....but side 1 just doesn't do it for me.
I love when you pull an obscure record, that I feel like I discovered somewhere along the way and thought was killer, it's cool that someone else thought it was great too !
Your enthusiasm for the music is so infectious! Great list dude!
Thanks so much!
you deserve much many subscribers than you have, you are my favourite VC channel for years now. I started watching your videos when I started collecting vinyl 3yrs ago and that helped, taught me, and motivated me so much, thanks for your content and the passion you put into it.
Saludos desde Uruguay!
Hey thanks so much! That means a lot!!!! I try!
In 1974 The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway by Genesis came out,it was different to their previous stuff but it blew me away,here we are 50 years later and I'm still listening to it now,that takes some doing for a double album with a story running through it and some really strange parts to it but when listened to it about 20 times makes perfect sense,Gabriel's voice is amazing and fits the songs so good,I'm not going to pick any favourite tracks out for the same reason if you had 5 children you couldn't pick a favourite,it's the whole album that's why it's remained my favourite of all time.❤
You're one of the top 10 channels I can't do without. "Music is the traveler crossing our world, Meeting so many people bridging the seas"
I've been using this channel for the past few years to find new music and vinyl to get, thank you for opening me up to songs, artists, and albums I never would have listened to!
That’s my goal!!! Thanks for watching! 🙏
Hi - nice list. I have a lot of those albums / CD's. Am a massive Led Zep fan, saw them in Manchester UK in 71 / 72 . Did an electric set, then came back and did an amazing acoustic set and finished off with another electric set - unforgettable. Zep III, a classic, like you I love their acoustic stuff - so good. Happy New Year. Cheers Doug
happy new year!
I like how diverse your interests are. My friend and I were discussing radio now vs. 50 years ago. In the 70's, we could hear country, funk, pop, hard rock and other genres on the same station. Now everything is compartmentalized on separate Sirius stations. We need diversity (and not just in music!) LOL I'm off my soapbox now!
Your list is absolutely right. Because, hey!, it's your list and no-one can ever change that. The fact that some folk will disagree means that those folk don't care about your integrity. I'm not one to too often chop down a comment on what is a very personal statement, because I respect the statement too much for what it is. Something that comes from within and is a unique to the person speaking. I've been subscribed for over a year (I think) and appreciate your posts. I have close to twenthy-six thousand albums and EPs (plus some single boxes) on my WinAmp juke-box (the CDs are in a storage space in 77 banana boxes) and I agree with you, not because I agree, but because I (like you) it's not my place to dis-agree. All the best for the new year, Noble.
Thank you so much! Happy new year!
I could live with those discs on a desert island! Fingers crossed for the deserved 100k and a very happy new year to you and your family!
Well if I didn’t have a turntable I guess there’s no point 🤣
I am a brit and a pensioner - grew up in the late sixties and early seventies. I am culturally somewhat different from yourself and somewhat older ....
But my top 10 record list is a 60% match for yours which my record collection over the last 55+ years has been built and developed - some records I loved when I was 16 I now do not like at all - there are new bands which have caught my interest recently. However the mainstream of my top 10 are those I liked at 15 and still like today - they are timeless classics that have not faded. Back in 1969 "In the Court of the Crimson king" was released and it blew me away - but now I rarely listen to it as it is sort of dated. A year later the Moody Blues released "Question of Balance" which I think is as fresh today as when I first heard it.
So where did we match
1. Wish you were here
2. Abbey Road
3. Black Sabbath
4. Zombies - but a different release but with "Time of the Season" and "She's not there"
5. Led Zeppelin III
6. Nirvava but the "All of us" album featuring Rainbow chaser.
Vive la Differance :-)
Bro, you look cool guy, this is the first time i watch your channel. Nice selection, my taste is very similar, greetings from Spain.
I just purchased my first (for me) turntable. I am super excited to start this journey. I'm watching tons of videos on parts , do and don't, technical video etc.. I want to do this right from the beginning. Your channel is amazing !!
Thanks so much!!! Welcome to the club!
Dude I didn't know you were out of Matthews! I grew up in Charlotte. Great channel!
Oh cool! Right down the road!
Wow Dillon, you’ve been cooking with all these videos recently! Keep it up man! I hope you get to 100k soon!
Trying hard 😅
In the early 90s when I learned the Pentatonic scale on guitar. Wish you were here was my back track for improvisation soloing.
Haha thanks! The pentatonic is essential for shredding!
@@noblerecords a must in every tackle box.
I listened to your top 10 list today. It was a great listening session. I already had everything but Funkadelic, Soul Station on Album/LP. (I'm 65 so it's generally an album for me 😂 Although, I have to keep referring to them as vinyl records for a lot of younger folks).
I streamed what I didn't have on Tidal.
I was completely unfamiliar with Funkadelic but absolutely blown away with the title track Maggot Brain. To me it was like Pink Floyd and Hendrix put something together. I had to hear it several times. The rest was good but man that first song is killer.
Thanks for turning me on to that. I really enjoy your channel and regularly use your recommendations to stream music before buying albums.
Happy listening 🎧
P.S. I have one for you to check out if you haven't already heard it. Jimmy Rushing "Five Feet of Soul"
Nice choices! You made me break out Hank Mobley's Soul Station, which I have not listened to since 2007 (I've tracked my album listens since 2005) - so thanks for the inspiration!
Awesome! Hope you enjoyed it!
CONGRATS on 100K !!!!!! Well-deserved for one of the 2 best Record Guys on YT (shout out also to Mike in Phoenix).
Dylan...I don't subscribe all that often, but you really do great videos. You deserve 100k. In my younger years, I fancied myself a record collector. You tempt me to start up again.
Do it!!! The dark side is calling!!!! ☎️ 🤣 thanks for subscribing!
I can't subscribe any further but I'll comment to maybe get extra traction. Love your channel man, really appreciate that you're into lots of lesser-known stuff. So much good stuff out there that most people just don't even talk about.
Thanks so much! I do my best!!!
Hey, I didn’t realise I wasn’t subscribed, had to smash that subscribe button. I started record collecting about 6 months ago and have gone a bit crazy. Loving your content.
Awesome! Thanks so much!!!
My parents got me Zep III album for Christmas when it came out and I am eternally in love with this record. It really showed their diversity and introduced the listener a taste of what was to come like Stairway, Down By The Seaside, The Rain Song, Over The Hills And Far Away. Fantastically Underrated Album. ~S.G.
Happy New Year, brother. I tried to put together my top ten albums a while back, so far I’ve managed to whittle it down to 17!
Really glad and slightly surprised you've picked Jar of Flies/Sap in there, that was a holy grail for me only got a Music on Vinyl copy but desperately wanted that album last year
Hey Dillon. Thank you for all your recommendations. I just picked up a copy of Howlin Wolf's Rockin Chair record, what a killer, thank you very much, such a great sound. Andy, Down Under.
Keep it up with informing about these obscure 70s hard rock bands! Thanks for the great content all year! And props to all the store exclusives! You are a music restoration expert! 😅❤🎸
That’s my goal!
@@noblerecords Like us, music is your life and couldn't live without it. Grand Funk Red album is top notch 70s HEAVY! Thanks again! 😅
@noblerecords When you get a chance, listen to Kansas - Leftoverture then listen to Kansas Point of no return. You will need to hear both albums. Years ago I bought a cassette that had both of the albums together. Their music is at a different level!
Thanks for this… About a month ago I was in great harvest bread in Denver and I couldn’t believe it but the teenagers working there were playing the very first Black Sabbath album and I thought that was pretty cool.
Just bought funkadelic maggot brain, i havent heard it, but i feel that when you buy Records without hearing them first the satisfaction is much greater if you like it . Can’t wait to hear it
Great stuff as always man. I'd have a tough time getting it down to ten as well. Congrats on the channels success. You've inspired me to create my own new channel. Keep rocking in 2024!
I was surprised you didn't include Primevil on list..I live in Indiana and always hoping to find an original ...Possibly a Noble records exclusive in 24???
Hope you a have a great New Year !!!!!!
We were spinning that in the shop yesterday!!! Fantastic record!
Hey Buddy!! Even When We Are Always Looking For Obscure Treasures, But We Have our Lifelong Favorites!!! Wish I Could Vote 10 Times!!!! You Are The Best!! Wish Got Down To See You More!!!!
Thanks so much Dan!
Your Welcome My Friend!! Happy New Year!!
All of these albums are amazing. Wish You Were Here is one I had to own on Vinyl. Abby Road is a terrific one too. Awesome list
Thank you for your dedication to the music! 🎉Happy new year… God bless you and your family as well!
Thanks so much! happy new year!
Awesome list there’s a few I need to listen to. Abbey Road was my first album and still in my top 10. The rest is Allman Brothers live at Fillmore East, Jeff Beck, Blow by blow, Return to Forever- Romantic Warrior, zeppelin II, Pat Metheny Group 1978, Genesis Selling England by the pound, Robin Trower, Bridge Of Sighs, Little Feat Waiting for Columbus, Who’s Next.
Happy New Year mate
Thanks Dylan! Greetings from Minnesota! Really appreciate your videos. Wish we lived closer. Happy New Year man! Respect, Rock n Roll Farmer
Thanks so much!!!
Happy new years brother. Ur videos get better and better.
Thanks so much! The more I learn the more I’ll share!
Great list...all of those would be up there for me. King Crimson definitely worth a mention.
Happy New Year buddy and thanks
Yes! Definitely could have/should have made the list. happy new year!
Hello, this is the first video that came across my feed and I am glad to have found a new music brother.
I love seeing your videos! Here is a list of my top 50 greatest albums imo.
1. Nirvana - unplugged in New York
2. Townes Van Zandt - live at the old quarter
3. Nirvana - in utero
4. Joy Division - unknown pleasures
5. Alice in chains - dirt
6. Velvet underground and Nico
7. The stooges - fun house
8. Nick Drake - pink moon
9. Bob Dylan - bringing it back home
10. Melvins - stoner witch
11. Black Sabbath - self titled
12. Nirvana - nevermind
13. Elliot Smith - self titled
14. Morphine - the night
15. The stooges - self titled
16. Mark Lanegan - whiskey for the holy ghost
17. The doors - self titled
18. Bob Dylan - self titled
19. Pantera - the great southern trend kill
20. Queens of the Stone age - lullabies to paralyze
21. Winter - into the darkness
22. Alice in chains - unplugged in New York
23. Darkthrone- under a funeral moon
24. 2pac- all eyes on me
25. Nine inch nails - the fragile
26. Buzzoven - sore
27. Perfume genius - too bright
28. The stooges- raw power
29. S. T.P - tiny music
30. The Jesus lizard - liar
31. Tool- Aenima
32. Smashing pumpkins - infinite sadness
33. Soundgarden - badmotorfinger
34. Bob Dylan - free wheelin' Bob Dylan
35. Queens of the Stone age - rated R
36. Dax Riggs- say goodnight to the world
37. The dicks- these people
38. Dr. Dre- the chronic
39. Snoop Dogg - doggy style
40. The germs- GI
41. Tool- undertow
42. Cypress Hill - black Sunday
43. Joy Division - closer
44. The Jesus lizard - nub
45. Alice in chains - self titled
46. Melvins - Houdini
47. The damned - neat neat neat
48. Mayhem- de mysteriis dom sathanas
49. X- Los Angeles
50. Mark Lanegan - blues funeral
I love wish you were here, fantastic Songs and production, just love it🤗
Great list and great journey to 100k, I subscribed when you had less than 1k. 👏🏻👏🏻
Wow! Thanks so much! Long timer! Thanks for being patient with me!
Thanks so much for the fun & informative video..since you mentioned Joni..check out “shadows and light”..a double album..live..absolutely awesome..!
Mahalo from Bill on Kauai
Hey. . .
Brand spanking new to your channel! Enjoyed hearing what your ten favorite albums you couldn't live without are--excellent mix!
For whatever it's worth my ten are (in no particular order):
10- U2 The Joshua Tree
9- David Bowie Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars
8- Rush Moving Pictures
7- Emmylou Harris Wrecking Ball
6- Judas Priest Killing Machine/Hell Bent For Leather
5- Radiohead OK Computer
4- Black Sabbath Paranoid
3- Iron Maiden Powerslave
2- Eels Electroshock Blues
1- The Cars
Just wanted to check in and make sure that you are okay...I know that the hurricane was devastating to the region and even though I am in Seattle, WA I am from Marion, VA and it was flooded even though it is 2200 feet in elevation...Just hope all is well and love the channel, George
That’s a pretty good list. I could quibble with a few selections, but hearing your opinions was worth it. I also like the records you recommended. I’ll check them out.
Fun video. Thanks! 👍🏻
(PS: I subscribed!)
Box of Rain was the song on Freaks and Geeks.Loved that song.I discovered the Dead thru a movie.That movie Mask w/ Cher.They played Ripple in the closing credits I think.Still my favorite by them.Great list.Wish You Were Here is my favorite album of all time.Bob Dylan is my favorite artist.Great video.👍
Thanks for watching! 🙏
Inescables !!!!!! Happy new year , Noble Records.🎶🎶
Wow that was very unexpected, know about 5 albums on your list, quite a wide range of interests! 1st time watcher. My list (was more difficult than I thought except for 1st four):
Priest - Painkiller
Boston
Ryche - Mindcrime
Nightwish - Dark passion play
Floyd - The wall
DT - a dramatic turn of events
Billy Joel - best of (I'm cheating)
Sting - best of (again)
Journey - Escape
Maiden - somewhere in time
HM's"
Dio - holy diver
Depeche mode - violator
Megadeth - Rust in peace
Have a great year, the stories around the albuns, are just awesome, you deserve many more subscribers!!! 🙏🤘😉
My top 10 last i checked is over 100 records. Happy new year
Then you’re doing it right!!!! Thanks for watching! 🙏
Solid list! It's difficult to narrow it down but I think my list would be:
1. Seed of Memory - Terry Reid
2. Colossal youth - Young Marble Giants
3. III - Led Zeppelin
4. Gospel according to Zeus - Power of Zeus
5. Rumors - Fleetwood Mac
6. The Very Dab - Fingerprintz
7. Meddle - Pink Floyd
8. Psychedelic sounds - 13th Floor Elevators
9. Good, the Bad and the Ugly soundtrack
10. Kind of Blue - Miles Davis
My copy of s/t also has a nice story. I bought it from a former Tomato-Employee (the successor label to Poppy; has the same owner). He in turn sold this LP (and others) on behalf of a friend who was a salesman at Tomato at the time and drove Townes from gig to gig. He didn't tell me this before the sale (so that I would pay a higher price, for example), but only afterwards, when the record had already been shipped, during a conversation about loving townes-music.
I printed out the email and put it in my copy.
Love that you mentioned Townes. He is my absolute all-time favorite singer-songwriter, too!
I've collected all the albums he's put out on Poppy over the years as Poppy first pressings - all with original inner sleeve and in nearly perfect shape. Our Mother the Mountain was still unopened in shrink. The greatest pride of my collection!
I also had several copies of the s/t album and yes, they are noisy. That's just the way it is - whatever. It's heartbreaking and i love it!
Amazing story! Thanks for watching! 🙏 happy new year!
Dillon. Wish you were here was the first record I bought at the age of 12y. You're so gd lucky to hold the Jar of Flies in your hands. I only got the digital version...
Nice video. Congrats on your 100k subs including me. Good choice of albums. You’ve talked about a bunch if not most before so not too many surprises.
You’re a great dude and are fun to watch. Just got a new turntable (major upgrade) so really digging your channel - subscribed. The funk is my fave esp 1975 to 1985 or so. Also love jazz and rock - great that you love all genres too hell yeah. Keep at it man
Man, this is great! Thanks for turning us onto all of this incredible music!!!
Great list!👍🌟🌟🌟🌟
My 10:
1) Bridge Over Troubled Water/ Simon and Garfunkel
2) Whipped Cream and other Delights / Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass
3) Hats / The Blue Nile
4) Deja Vu / Crosby Stills Nash and Young
5) Blind Faith / Blind Faith
6) Children Running Through / Patti Griffin
7) Tabula Rasa / Arvo Pärt
8) High Plains / Philip Aaberg
9) Quadrophenia / The Who
10) The Joshua Tree / U2
Been watching for years thought I was subscribed lol just subscribed! Hey Dillion bring back some of the old merch my shirts are worn out!! I need some new ones..happy new years brotha
There’s some on our website! Towards the bottom of the store. Noblerecordstore.com/store
I've got them all already haha..I missed out on the tie dye one tho! And my ex got my yellow bison shirt 😞I'd love to replace it
Never get tired of your music passion! Got my Majic Ship/Stonewall delivery today, thank you very much! 🤘🏻 🇨🇦
Thanks so much!!!!
Great choices and a great diversity of music. Thanks for the video
Hey Dillon I can relate to 90% of what you like. Don’t know Hank Mobley but my jazz knowledge is mainly Miles Davis. I really tried to like Townes Van Zant but couldn’t get into it. That being said I really love the rest of your list! Just one question. Which version of the Black Sabbath album did you choose? British or American?
just subscribed! congrats on ththe 100k subs!!! happy new year🎉🎉
Thanks so much!!!
Hope you hit 100k bud! Discovered so much great music from your channel!
Thanks man! I love being able to share great music!
Man… Your tastes are very similar to mine. Black Sabbath, Zeppelin 3, Bleach, Jar of Flies, Abbey Road, and Odyssey & Oracle are all favorites, although sadly, I own none of them on vinyl (yet). I know I could just order them, but I love just going to the shop and finding stuff, so I’ll be patient lol. Been into vinyl for almost 30 years now, and unfortunately lost my old original collection which has a lot of great stuff in it, so I started rebuilding recently. Found a great record shop locally here in San Diego, but far from my work where I find most of my records.
In the 90’s, I lived and worked near Tower Records in Los Angeles, so I used to spend my entire paycheck there more often than I’d like to admit 🤣🤣
Great stuff, man, love this channel.
My 1st Zep record was lll when it was released way back when. Tangerine is a favorite. Love your videos. Hello from the Philippines
Congratulations on 100k
Thank you!!!
Thanks for sharing your top 10 with us! As far as I see Joni Mitchel's Blue album will appear on some Ultradisk One-Step Pressing release in the US next week. I did not know too much about her but now I am considering to buy a copy of this release.
I got to add 3 albums to my playlist, thanks to this video! Great list of albums to enjoy.
Love your vids, finally ordered from your website, great suggestion on Wara by the way. Whenever I travel I make it a point to stop at a record store. I will someday stop into Noble records and get a chance to meet you. Keep up the great content.
Thanks so much for supporting our releases!!!! There will be more!
Selling england by the pound, the lamb lies down on Broadway, wind & wuthering, wish you were here, animals, the wall, red, fragile, clutching at straws, an hour before it's dark.
I have very different tastes from most
1) war on drugs - deeper understanding
2)stevie wonder - songs in the key of life
3)bernard butler - people move on
4) edwyn collins - gorgeous george
5) new radicals - maybe you were brainwashed too
6) beatles - sgt peppers
7) shout out louds - our ill wills
8) delta spirit - into the wide
9) al dimeola - elegant gypsy
10) cheap trick - heaven tonight
How cool we’re live concerts and album sleeves…..I would spend hours reading thru the sleeves… knew the order of the music… the times… the writers etc etc…. Again feel so so so sorry for the younger generation…. Worshipping Taylor… that’s all they have… we have entered the dark ages of music literature film and theater….
Have you heard Forever Changes by Love (1967), or instrumental Mike Oldfield Tubular Bells, The triple ATCO best of King Curtis the saxophone player, or Miles Davis Kind of Blue? Any CCR album. Finally Love Devotion and Surrender by Album by Carlos Santana and John McLaughlin.
Awesome video! You’re the best!
I love you, American geeza. Zep 3 is also top of my list and would agree with most of your choices. Just love that Maggot brain guitar solo, Floyd, Mitchel, and the early Sabath. We salute you from the UK. Peace.
I am right there with ya on that PF...I have several different versions of that album even. From start to finish, to me it's there best!
Yes! Too good!
Congratulations 🎉 100K You definitely deserve it 🤟I love music and really enjoy your work. It would be good if you did a book one day Records you love the copies you have found and the stories behind them. I know one guy from the U.K does not represent a massive amount of work but it would be a good Book🙌. Happy and hopefully a peaceful new year to you and yours
I’m 62 and I’m giving my son my record collection slowly- he’s a classical musician (violist) and I had him listen to my music.. last year I gave him abbey rd, Joshua tree, ziggy, rumours, and hotel calif..
Mid-late '80s, my job sent me to Ottawa, Ontario, Canada a couple of times through the winter. On one trip, Doug, a co-worker and CF on our ball team, knocked on my hotel door and asked if I wanted to go to the bar and catch a singer songwriter he liked. I had no idea who it was. We sat front and center, there were maybe 20 people in attendance. There were two barstools onstage, one had a guitar leaning against it, with an ashtray on top. The other had a mic stand in front. A few years later, I walk into the music store. I stopped at the cashier and asked the young man what he was listening to. I had heard it before but couldn't remember where. He walked me over to the bins and handed me Rear View Mirror by Townes, the guy from the Ottawa bar. I love Steve Earle and El Corizon would be on my list. The albums release was pushed back while he recorded a late addition for the record, Fort Worth Blues, a tribute to his friend TVZ, who had just passed. Big Skynyrd fan, but my favorite all time is Springsteen. Both bands have a Van Zandt in them. Impressed by your knowledge and variety of music.
Fantastic video Dylan and 10 classic albuns. My list (from now until tomorrow) is : 1. Van Morrison - Astral Weeks, 2. Love - Forever Changes, 3. Grand Funk - Red Album, 4. Deep Purple - In Rock, 5. Neil Young - Everybody Knows is Nowhere, 6. Led Zeppelin - Led II, 7. Pink Floyd - Meddle, 8. Beatles - Abbey Road, 9. Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tracks, 10. David Bowie - Hunky Dory. And how I´m a Brazilian Guy I choose 10 brazilian records, they are : 1. Secos e Molhados - Same, 2. Belchior - Alucinação, 3. Caetano Veloso - Transa, 4. Gal Costa - Fatal, a todo vapor, 5. Gilberto Gil - Refavela, 6. Bacamarte - Same, 7. O Terço - Creaturas da Noite, 8. Os Mutantes - Same, 9. Os Mutantes - Jardim Eletrico, 10. Jorge Ben - A Tabua de Esmeralda. Thanks for your chanel, congrats from Brasil
Watched for long time, subscribed just today 😅
Just in time! thanks so much!!!!!
Hi there!
Great channel!!!❤
Please can you tell me which exact pressing is your Funcadelic Maggot Brain and how does it sound?
Best
Tom
I'll just throw in a few top of the head albums I couldn't live without....
Tapestry by Carole King
Led Zeppelin 2
Days of future passed by The Moody Blues
Mud slide slim by James Taylor
Season's end by Marillion
Storm front by Billy Joel
Aqualung by Jethro Tull
Close to the edge by Yes
Tumbleweed connection by Elton John
Blood sweat and tears by Blood Sweat and Tears :)
The best Of Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac
Way to blue (An introduction to Nick Drake)
I could add more but that's 12 :)
Just happened on your channel. Great video. I’ve subscribed & put full notifications on. So from Ireland 🇮🇪 my ten are:
1 Springsteen Darkness
2 Pogues Rum, Sodomy & the Lash
3 Smiths The Queen is Dead
4 Beatles Revolver
5 U2 Actung Baby
6 Stones Roses Stone Roses
7 Luke Kelly Performer
8 Prince Sign o the Times
9 Stones Let it Bleed
10 Maiden Powerslave
That’s my fave Pink Floyd. I would grab my top 5 Joe Henderson OG Milestone albums, a couple of the rarer George Strait LPs and a few other rare country grails. I’d grab my Lee Morgan Tom Cat and Magnificent Thad Jones MMJs. That’s 10+ already! Nice video. Don’t get stuck on having to get 100k done by today. You’re basically there, getting that play button in 2024🎉
Thanks man! Yeah 10 is hard to pick. 🤣
Have you heard any different pressings of Townes Van Zandt? The 1969 vinyl is over $1,000 and the 1978 is over $180. The 2015 is cheap. Im always leary of buying a repressing bc you never know. Any thoughts? Thanks.
I think you picked the best Pink Floyd album and the best Beatles album as well. My fav led zep is #2 😊
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I found an original copy of that Townes Van Zandt album at the goodwill outlet. People were piling junk on it as they were looking for their treasure. I gladly picked up for $0.49
Hi, Thank you for the presentation. Quit similar what I like. It would be helpful if you would add a list of the presented records. Thank you and best regards from Germany. Hans
Discovered your channel just over a month ago and it's already one of my favorites. One thing I immediately noticed, like you mentioned in this video, is how a lot of rock acts you recommend sound like or have some obvious Black Sabbath influence. And on that, if there's one modern band I'd highly highly recommend is All Them Witches. It's not exaggeration when I say they're easily one of greatest bands of the 21st century
Thanks for the recommendation 👍 never heard of them
+1 for this...saw them live in London a few years ago and never heard of them before that
I should talk about them more, but the manager of our shop LOVES them, his favorite band. We play them non stop in the shop and sell tons of copies. Absolutely incredible band!
I agree but I would say they are one of the best. King Buffalo is right up there with them. If you haven’t already…check em out
@@noblerecordsthat’s great to hear! Would you ship to Cape Town, South Africa?
Led Zeppelin III was the first really heavy rock album I ever bought. Still play it (and all the Zep albums) every chance I get.