Great presentation for your debut video. Enjoyed watching and learning about some of the albums you featured. Look forward to seeing more from your channel.
Many thanks, Nick! It’s good fun and watching others’ videos has introduced me to music I might not have listened to. Go for it pal and l let me know when you upload so that I can sub to your channel. Cheers, Jack
@@TheVinylVoyage-ud3uf Cheers Jack- I will let you know when I take the plunge!! Appreciate it. I like Dillon at Noble Records too. And Brummie John (6 inch pianist319), Nadine in Germany (Souldisco) and Mazzy (Norman Maslov). Have a top weekend. All the best, Nick 👍
Well done. It's always a great experience to see other collections from around the world. I too just release my very first RUclips video as part of the Vinyl Tag 2024. Good luck with your channel.
New to your channel, I also chose Tom Verlaine, such an influential artist. On the party question I was holding mine at someone else’s house so my place would not get trashed lol. Great tag and congrats on doing your first of many videos. Cheers Steve
Well done on publishing your first video. It is always the hardest one. Great responses to the questions. I have never heard the Moby Grape album. I look forward to seeing more videos from you.
Many thanks Steve! If you like 60s rock, I think you’d love Moby Grape. They sound a bit like Buffalo Springfield. Great guitar, harmonies, songwriting… they shoulda been massive!
Hi Jack - Welcome to the #VinylCommunity. Great first video and I see that you've been busy in last few weeks. I think you made the correct decision about giving Keith Moon a swerve for your Dinner party. I think your 4 guests and you will have a great evening with lots of interesting conversation. I'm also a big fan of the Who, the Stones and the Beatles. You were speaking about Spin in Aberdeen, unfortunately James Sandison the heart and soul behind the Tunnels, Cafe Drummond AND Spin passed away on 26th January. He will be sadly missed. That's a good story about the Ride gatefold sleeve.- Cheers Bill
Many thanks for your kind words, Bill. I’ve been watching videos for years, but am glad I finally took the plunge and posted. It’s been great fun so far! I think Keith Moon would be a great guest at someone else’s party. Expect the unexpected!!! Sad to hear that James passed away. I don’t know Aberdeen overly well and normally come through for some shopping or if the kids want to go to Codonas. I usually get an hour or so to nip up to spin! I keep meaning to get through for a gig at the Tunnels, it’s a pity not so many artists come up to the north east. My heart sank when I opened up the Ride album... though the girl had at least cut the “poster”out neatly! Cheers, Jack
Welcome! Nice video to launch your channel! Cool that you showed Grievous Angel, I don't think anyone else has shown that (but admittedly I haven't watched every tag) and it's a great album. Cheers!
Hi there. What a great start for your channel. My first video was the vinyl tag last year, and I'm really enjoying being part of the VC. You showed some cracking albums, I love Half Man Half Biscuit. The Ruts album is a classic. John Peel as a dinner guest is a fantastic choice. I grew up listening to his radio shows, and I always pick up Peel Session EPs if I see them. And then you finished with John Prine and Gram Parsons. Welcome to the VC, cheers Mike
Thanks Mike, I really enjoyed doing it. I’ve always loved talking about music and listening to others’ suggestions for new music. I can see the VC being another musical rabbit hole worth exploring further! Used to love listening to the old John Peel festive 50s too.
Hi there, I heard about your new channel as Mike Vinyl Spiral did mention it during yesterday's live stream on Iain (Ranking The Obscure) channel. I really enjoyed your entries as you have great taste in music and I'm looking forward for more video. Greetings from Canada
Welcome!!!!! New to your channel but not new to the VC. I actually filmed a video too. Great responses by the way. Simon and Garfunkel are amazing. Funny enough, my 17 year old son got me listening to their albums again. Lol. I have to check out Mantra. Love the cover art. Have a great rest of your week.
Cheers Chris, will have a look at your video now. My son is getting into vinyl too, but it's usual modern hip hop or modern psych he's getting me to listen to! Just love that Mantra cover, very simple, but just really striking and there name really pops out. I think you might like it if you like Simon and Garfunkel. Have a good week too! Jack
Welcome to the VC! Great first video, keep it going it’s great fun. HMHB not forgetting the Trumpton Riots of course! 😂 you did well because it’s quite hard to describe HMHB unless you’ve heard them. Yes I can see lots of in depth discussion at your dinner party, still think Keith Moon should come! 😁 I surprised more folks haven’t said Tom Verlaine, good call. You’ve got lots of great vc channels to discover that I think you’ll really enjoy. I choose The Ruts Crack to walk into as well. Well done on your first video! Mike
Thanks Mike! The problem with inviting Keith Moon is I don’t need much encouragement to be led astray… Moony would not be a positive influence on me once we got the brandy out 😂
Hey Jack, a good first video, looking forward to seeing more from you, I have quite a few of the records you showed there, Moby Grape and Gram Parsons 2 particular favourites. I've been a VC watcher only for a few years, been thinking about creating a channel of my own for a while...but as half my record collection is with me here in Mexico and the other half in Scotland, I'm gonna wait until I finally get them united before taking the plunge! Who knows, maybe this time next year! Cheers
Cheers John! I'm the same, been watching videos for a while and had wanted to give it a go myself for ages. Good fun, but didn't find it as easy as everyone makes it look. Have you filled your collection with loads of cool Mexican pressings?!! Looking forward to seeing what you post when you're ready to take the plunge!
Great video, would never have guessed it was a debut performance. That Vertigo Annual looks interesting, never knew it existed, will have to keep an eye out for one. Likewise with the Moby Grape. Listen to Bridget St John and John Martyn a lot so will subscribe as I am sure you will have plenty of interesting stuff to show.
Thanks Martin! The Vertigo Annual is great. All the Vertigo releases on there, except Rod Stewart, are pretty expensive to pick up, so it’s a good record to explore these bands without having to sell a kidney for record funds 😂
John Peel was a good choice for Dinner Party guest. I bet he could share some amazing stories. Have you seen the video that I made called 'Hidden Treasure found in a record'. I made it about 7 months ago and there is a John Peel element to it. I've not sent that cover before by the Ruts. Nice. Great Tag! Cheers
Your research and/or memory is only unparalleled by Nardwuar the Human Serviette from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Great work. A trickle from a spring comes a creek or a babbling brook. Then a river into a lake or an ocean.
Great to find a new channel, it's what the vinyl tag is perfect for. I showed The Coral as my pick too and also prefer the Holy Joe's album but all their stuff is great. John Peel is a great shout as a dinner guest. Never heard of Mantra. Nice Bridget St John album. Interesting tag, cheers Dale
Cheers Robert! I like their last album The Voltarol Years. If you're wanting to check them out on RUclips these are a couple of good ones: For What Is Chatteris..., We Built This Village On a Trad Arr Tune, With Goth on Our Side, or if you're feeling bold try The Light at the End of the Tunnel (Is the Light of an Oncoming Train). It's all good!
Welcome to the VC Jack - hope you enjoy it on here. Great start with John Martyn - love his early work - he did get a bit too smooth for me later. So envious of the Vertigo Annual. I love my 70s label samplers - in fact I did a couple of videos on my collection a while back, but I do not have that one. Snap on the Coral - need to go back through their catalogue. Good choice on not inviting Van Morrison to your party, miserable old b*gger that he is 😁. Good choice with John Peel, but for me it would have been Alan Freeman and / or Bob Harris. Don't know that Tom Verlaine album - sounds up my street. Prefer early Funkadelic to Parliament - tend to prefer my funk with a bit more rock, but this is a genre that's increasingly growing on me. Bridge Over Troubled Water is a total classic. Never heard of Mantra - will keep an eye out for them, though as they're not even mentioned in any of the massive encyclopedias I have I don't think I'll have much luck. Bridget St John is really good - saw her supporting Michael Chapman and she was excellent. Nice to see the Grape. And nice finish with Gram parsons. All the very best... Pete
Thanks for the kind words Pete. I know what you mean about John Martyn's later albums. I've got Piece by Piece which is very overproduced. I tried listening to it a few times hoping that the songs will shine through but its too smooth. Not sure if you've heard it, but Picnic, the Harvest sampler is really good too. Would love to see Bridget St. John, especially good seeing her alongside Michael Chapman. Cheers, Jack
That Vertical sampler is something I’ve never seen. At first glance I thought the Gram Allan was a Big Star 7”. I agree that the answer to the one country question has to be between the US and England. I have seen people pick Canada, France and Germany. I would argue that Los Angeles has produced more than those countries. I laughed when you said Leonard Cohen would help clean up. Out of all of the SF 60’s I think the Moby Grape debut may be the best. This is a great first video. I think your vinyl tag is almost as good as mine.
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Great presentation for your debut video. Enjoyed watching and learning about some of the albums you featured. Look forward to seeing more from your channel.
Many thanks! I’ve made a few since. Cheers, Jack
It is February and I came across another great vinyl tag video. What a good job for a first video.
nice start man. would love to get a hold of that sampler! cheers.
Many thanks Brucy! The Vertigo sampler is a beauty! I love a good sampler!
Nice one Jack. Fantastic job - you’ve inspired me to have a go fella! Very professional and laid back approach......All the best from Hove.
Many thanks, Nick! It’s good fun and watching others’ videos has introduced me to music I might not have listened to. Go for it pal and l let me know when you upload so that I can sub to your channel. Cheers, Jack
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Cheers Jack- I will let you know when I take the plunge!! Appreciate it. I like Dillon at Noble Records too. And Brummie John (6 inch pianist319), Nadine in Germany (Souldisco) and Mazzy (Norman Maslov). Have a top weekend. All the best, Nick 👍
Well done. It's always a great experience to see other collections from around the world. I too just release my very first RUclips video as part of the Vinyl Tag 2024. Good luck with your channel.
Cheers, I’ll go and have a watch now 👍 Hopefully the next one is easier 😂
New to your channel, I also chose Tom Verlaine, such an influential artist. On the party question I was holding mine at someone else’s house so my place would not get trashed lol. Great tag and congrats on doing your first of many videos. Cheers Steve
Thanks Steve, great decision to throw your soirée at someone else’s house 😂
Well done on publishing your first video. It is always the hardest one. Great responses to the questions. I have never heard the Moby Grape album. I look forward to seeing more videos from you.
Many thanks Steve! If you like 60s rock, I think you’d love Moby Grape. They sound a bit like Buffalo Springfield. Great guitar, harmonies, songwriting… they shoulda been massive!
Hi Jack - Welcome to the #VinylCommunity. Great first video and I see that you've been busy in last few weeks. I think you made the correct decision about giving Keith Moon a swerve for your Dinner party. I think your 4 guests and you will have a great evening with lots of interesting conversation. I'm also a big fan of the Who, the Stones and the Beatles. You were speaking about Spin in Aberdeen, unfortunately James Sandison the heart and soul behind the Tunnels, Cafe Drummond AND Spin passed away on 26th January. He will be sadly missed. That's a good story about the Ride gatefold sleeve.- Cheers Bill
Many thanks for your kind words, Bill. I’ve been watching videos for years, but am glad I finally took the plunge and posted. It’s been great fun so far! I think Keith Moon would be a great guest at someone else’s party. Expect the unexpected!!! Sad to hear that James passed away. I don’t know Aberdeen overly well and normally come through for some shopping or if the kids want to go to Codonas. I usually get an hour or so to nip up to spin! I keep meaning to get through for a gig at the Tunnels, it’s a pity not so many artists come up to the north east. My heart sank when I opened up the Ride album... though the girl had at least cut the “poster”out neatly! Cheers, Jack
Welcome! Nice video to launch your channel! Cool that you showed Grievous Angel, I don't think anyone else has shown that (but admittedly I haven't watched every tag) and it's a great album. Cheers!
Cheers for the kind words! Yeah, I’ve not saw Grievous Angel being shown either.
Hi there. What a great start for your channel. My first video was the vinyl tag last year, and I'm really enjoying being part of the VC. You showed some cracking albums, I love Half Man Half Biscuit. The Ruts album is a classic. John Peel as a dinner guest is a fantastic choice. I grew up listening to his radio shows, and I always pick up Peel Session EPs if I see them. And then you finished with John Prine and Gram Parsons. Welcome to the VC, cheers Mike
Thanks Mike, I really enjoyed doing it. I’ve always loved talking about music and listening to others’ suggestions for new music. I can see the VC being another musical rabbit hole worth exploring further! Used to love listening to the old John Peel festive 50s too.
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Vinyl Ritchie sent me here. Great upload. Solid Air is a lovely album. I’ll have to relisten to One world. Cheers from Australia. 👍🏻
Cheers Mark! Just a great chilled out album. Solid Air is high on my wantlist along with a load of other JM albums.
Hi there, I heard about your new channel as Mike Vinyl Spiral did mention it during yesterday's live stream on Iain (Ranking The Obscure) channel. I really enjoyed your entries as you have great taste in music and I'm looking forward for more video. Greetings from Canada
Thanks so much! Just watched your video on obscure psych/prog/rock lps… very cool! Looking forward to watching more of your channel pal. Cheers, Jack
Welcome!!!!! New to your channel but not new to the VC. I actually filmed a video too. Great responses by the way. Simon and Garfunkel are amazing. Funny enough, my 17 year old son got me listening to their albums again. Lol. I have to check out Mantra. Love the cover art. Have a great rest of your week.
Cheers Chris, will have a look at your video now. My son is getting into vinyl too, but it's usual modern hip hop or modern psych he's getting me to listen to! Just love that Mantra cover, very simple, but just really striking and there name really pops out. I think you might like it if you like Simon and Garfunkel. Have a good week too! Jack
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Congratulations on your first video. Loved the video. I've subbed your channel
Glad you enjoyed it Alex! I'll have a look at your vinyl tag tonight... love seeing everyone's responses and getting new ideas for a listen!
Welcome to the VC! Great first video, keep it going it’s great fun. HMHB not forgetting the Trumpton Riots of course! 😂 you did well because it’s quite hard to describe HMHB unless you’ve heard them. Yes I can see lots of in depth discussion at your dinner party, still think Keith Moon should come! 😁 I surprised more folks haven’t said Tom Verlaine, good call. You’ve got lots of great vc channels to discover that I think you’ll really enjoy. I choose The Ruts Crack to walk into as well. Well done on your first video! Mike
Thanks Mike! The problem with inviting Keith Moon is I don’t need much encouragement to be led astray… Moony would not be a positive influence on me once we got the brandy out 😂
Anyone who shows that Vertigo compilation and The Crack is worth subscribing to! 👏
😃 Cheers pal! Love that Vertigo sampler… stacked full of gems!
Hey Jack, a good first video, looking forward to seeing more from you, I have quite a few of the records you showed there, Moby Grape and Gram Parsons 2 particular favourites. I've been a VC watcher only for a few years, been thinking about creating a channel of my own for a while...but as half my record collection is with me here in Mexico and the other half in Scotland, I'm gonna wait until I finally get them united before taking the plunge! Who knows, maybe this time next year! Cheers
Cheers John! I'm the same, been watching videos for a while and had wanted to give it a go myself for ages. Good fun, but didn't find it as easy as everyone makes it look. Have you filled your collection with loads of cool Mexican pressings?!! Looking forward to seeing what you post when you're ready to take the plunge!
Many Mexican pressings, the vast majority in fact...dylan, stones, beatles, who, beach boys etc etc etc and many more@@TheVinylVoyage-ud3uf
Hi Jack, Now I see it. I missed that your first video was the Vinyl Tag Video.
Great video, would never have guessed it was a debut performance. That Vertigo Annual looks interesting, never knew it existed, will have to keep an eye out for one. Likewise with the Moby Grape. Listen to Bridget St John and John Martyn a lot so will subscribe as I am sure you will have plenty of interesting stuff to show.
Thanks Martin! The Vertigo Annual is great. All the Vertigo releases on there, except Rod Stewart, are pretty expensive to pick up, so it’s a good record to explore these bands without having to sell a kidney for record funds 😂
John Peel was a good choice for Dinner Party guest. I bet he could share some amazing stories. Have you seen the video that I made called 'Hidden Treasure found in a record'. I made it about 7 months ago and there is a John Peel element to it. I've not sent that cover before by the Ruts. Nice. Great Tag! Cheers
Thanks John! I‘m going to check out your hidden treasures video now. Cheers, Jack
Your research and/or memory is only unparalleled by Nardwuar the Human Serviette from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Great work. A trickle from a spring comes a creek or a babbling brook. Then a river into a lake or an ocean.
Cheers Jeff, I'm not familiar with the work of Nardwuar the Human Serviette, but I'm liking his choice of hat!
Great to find a new channel, it's what the vinyl tag is perfect for. I showed The Coral as my pick too and also prefer the Holy Joe's album but all their stuff is great. John Peel is a great shout as a dinner guest. Never heard of Mantra. Nice Bridget St John album. Interesting tag, cheers Dale
Cheers Dale! I’ve really enjoyed watching the tag videos too and picking up new ideas for listening. Gonna check out your Vinyl Tag now 👍
Great video, Jack! Have heard tell of Half Man Half Biscuit but don't think I've heard anything of theirs. Can you recommend a starting point?
Cheers Robert! I like their last album The Voltarol Years. If you're wanting to check them out on RUclips these are a couple of good ones: For What Is Chatteris..., We Built This Village On a Trad Arr Tune, With Goth on Our Side, or if you're feeling bold try The Light at the End of the Tunnel (Is the Light of an Oncoming Train). It's all good!
Welcome to the VC Jack - hope you enjoy it on here. Great start with John Martyn - love his early work - he did get a bit too smooth for me later. So envious of the Vertigo Annual. I love my 70s label samplers - in fact I did a couple of videos on my collection a while back, but I do not have that one. Snap on the Coral - need to go back through their catalogue. Good choice on not inviting Van Morrison to your party, miserable old b*gger that he is 😁. Good choice with John Peel, but for me it would have been Alan Freeman and / or Bob Harris. Don't know that Tom Verlaine album - sounds up my street. Prefer early Funkadelic to Parliament - tend to prefer my funk with a bit more rock, but this is a genre that's increasingly growing on me. Bridge Over Troubled Water is a total classic. Never heard of Mantra - will keep an eye out for them, though as they're not even mentioned in any of the massive encyclopedias I have I don't think I'll have much luck.
Bridget St John is really good - saw her supporting Michael Chapman and she was excellent. Nice to see the Grape. And nice finish with Gram parsons. All the very best... Pete
Thanks for the kind words Pete. I know what you mean about John Martyn's later albums. I've got Piece by Piece which is very overproduced. I tried listening to it a few times hoping that the songs will shine through but its too smooth. Not sure if you've heard it, but Picnic, the Harvest sampler is really good too. Would love to see Bridget St. John, especially good seeing her alongside Michael Chapman. Cheers, Jack
That Vertical sampler is something I’ve never seen. At first glance I thought the Gram Allan was a Big Star 7”. I agree that the answer to the one country question has to be between the US and England. I have seen people pick Canada, France and Germany. I would argue that Los Angeles has produced more than those countries. I laughed when you said Leonard Cohen would help clean up. Out of all of the SF 60’s I think the Moby Grape debut may be the best.
This is a great first video. I think your vinyl tag is almost as good as mine.
Cheers Richie! Your tag must be good… I’ll check it out!
@@TheVinylVoyage-ud3uf You don’t need to check out my tag. I’m just having a bit of fun. But you are welcome to check out my vinyl tag tomorrow.