10 Rare Albums
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- In this video I share 10 rare albums from my record collection. Included are a 7", a few 10" records, 12" records, and some full-length albums.
This is a contest entry for TKR VideoCentral. Check out his channel here: / tkrvideocentral
Do you own any rare albums in your record collection?! Let me know in the comments below!
Here's The Desperate Angels "Shake You Down": • Desperate Angel - Shak...
Here's Idaho's "Sliding Past" from their Bayonet ep: • Idaho - Sliding Past
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WOW......I also own all those records you have above you in the video ....(Except Neu). I guess great minds think alike! Great video as usual!
Hey Al! Very cool that you own most of the records I displayed on the wall behind me! And that Neu! is a recent addition to my collection! Glad you liked this video! Thanks!
Hi Hanna
Great video, you had me stumped til the end. Ride..Twisterella! One of their all timers. You're so lucky to have those 2 Ride promos.
Be safe please, on your upcoming trip.
We love you here in MI
Mark
I appreciate the comment and interaction, Mark! Glad you enjoyed the video. So glad you at least recognized the RIDE ones! Ah, one of my favorite 90s groups! I treasure these for sure!
I enjoyed this one. These types of videos are fun to watch because they tend to bring out albums that are hidden gems in your collection.
That's right! This one took some research but I enjoyed doing some further digging into several of these. It's great knowing what you have!
Hi hanna some great vinyl there. Love the ride ones at the end cool records . Take care joe
Hey Joe! I appreciate you chiming in here! Yes, I tried to save those RIDE 12" goodies for the end. Glad you liked the video!
Thanks for your entry, Hanna! I'm totally clueless about these artists, but that's part of the purpose, to discover new acts I might like. I'll check some of them out for sure, especially the ones you have links for! Great stuff, thanks for entering and for helping me spread the word about my channel, good luck in the contest!
It was really a joy to enter your contest, TC! I had a lot of fun. Thanks for holding the contest! Be well!
Not to toot my own horn, but I was in a very short-lived group called The Village Pistols. We put out one single in 1981 with a picture sleeve that is now fetching up to $1700 on Discogs. Not sure why it's in such demand, but I'm always amused when I hear stories like this. I also have a couple of rare promo lp's that play from the inside of the record to the outer edge (One is a Japanese, 12-inch Bee Gees EP, and the other is a Polygram sampler). And I have my share of colored vinyl, picture discs, and the like. Thanks for another fun video, Hanna! You might have inspired me to make my own rare album video! Craig in NC.
I have been enjoying the videos of people showing 10 obscure records. The Frontier Trust Speed Nebraska record looks and sounds like something I should check out. I have a Cedar Street Sluts 7" but I don't have that album. Those Creation promo albums are very cool. Glad you did this video.
This has been a really fun topic that has gotten a lot of people to join in. I like that. Okay, I figured you may at least have something by the Cedar Street Sluts in your collection, cool! Yes, you may dig that "tractor punk" sound from Frontier Trust! Thanks for watching my entry. I really enjoyed yours.
Hello Hanna; Like the room set up & the Velvet underground T - shirt. The Desperate Angel, with Rick Richards pre Georgia Satellites on guitar, good rare find. The J pop records are obscure for sure. We thought they were from the Chris collection. Oh Well. A nod to the home town with Frontier Trust. The Meher Baba is a rarity. We agree with you on the Cedar Street Muts record, we figured that was from the Chris collection. HA! Some very good obscure showings. Good entry for the contest, best of luck. Take care, 🙋♀Tina & 🙋♂Pat!~
Hey Tina and Pat! Hope this week has treated you well! Wow, that's pretty impressive that you were familiar with this Desperate Angel project! Good stuff! Haha, you called it with the CSS being from Chris's collection! I appreciate the warm words as always!
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Cool records I want to hear. Thanks for sharing. I like the look of those "creation" sleeves.
Hey there! Thanks so much for hanging out! Yeah, these Creation 12" records are keepers and I love RIDE so much! Cheers!
Great video Hanna. I absolutely love that wall of records behind you. Such a cool look. Love the concept for this video. I may have to jump on the bandwagon for this. Rock on!!!
Scary Monsters by Bowie may just about be my fave album ever by any artist
Hey Brian! Very cool you are considering doing a video for this topic! It's a fun one that required some thought! Rock on!
Hey Thomas! Scary Monsters would be in my top 5 from Bowie. Such a fantastic record!
Nice selections, Hanna. I was impressed with those Japanese 60s pop albums. Some of that stuff is irresistible. I wish I'd had things like that to show in the TKR competition.
Hi Bruce! I appreciate you watching! Yeah, those 1960s Japanese 10" pop records I have are pretty unique and fun. I have 2 or 3 more I didn't show. Take care!
You have some great rare albums there .
I will definitely have to explore the Desperate Angels .
Thank you for the recommendations !
Hiya, John! Hope this week has treated you well. Yes, definitely check out the Desperate Angels. Killer 7" and I'm happy to own that. Enjoy your evening!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert Thanks ! Enjoy your evening as well .
Someday I'm going to investigate the value of my records. It's such a daunting task. Love the Pete Townshend you showed. I remember having copies in some format...maybe cd rips. So happy to see a VC video not about MOFI. ☮✌🤟
Good evening, Robert! Oh yes, you need to start that daunting Discogs project if you haven't yet. And daunting it is....
Pete Townshend's label, Eelpie, reissued those 3 tribute albums in the early 2000s on CD.
Definitely no MOFI content here. No, sir. You won't see me discuss that! Cheers!
I love your channel Hannah I have been collecting vinyl for about two years now so fun to hear that sound again
What a fun video! This inspires me to take a look at my own rarest records. Good luck with the contest. :)
Thanks so much, Emily! No doubt you'll be able to uncover some rare gems within your collection! It's fun to dig deeper! Hope all is well!
I’ve been thoroughly enjoying these top 10 rare/obscure/nobody-has vinyl collection videos TKR encouraged the community to make. I love that you included shoegaze on your list, as well as some 60s Japanese pop. Yummy selections from you and from those whose videos I have seen.
Thank you for the extra kind comment on my entry video. It was kind of tough deciding which ones to pull for this one and it definitely took a bit of research, but I thoroughly enjoyed it! I'm glad you enjoyed my selections and TKR's contest in general! Cheers!
Hi Hanna. I have heard of Idaho and actually have some of their albums on non-physical format, great band, but yes they are hard to find on vinyl. Same issue with Ride, I only have non-physical recordings, but love their music. Great video and contest entry. Best of luck in the contest.
Hey TCat! So cool that you are familiar with IDAHO. I can't wait for that box set that will be released at some point. I appreciate the good luck push! You have excellent taste, it seems! See you next time!
Great rarities. Wow. Also, Love that you have the Suburban Lawns on the wall behind you. Epic!
Yes! A generous viewer recently sent me that Suburban Lawns ep. I love that band so much! Excellent eye you have!
Awesome selection! Rare to find ppl with such an electic taste in different genres & time frames. Will check out your other videos. 😀 xx
So glad you're checking out my other content! I have a new video I'm about to post! Cheers!
As a Post-Punk/Indie fan in the 80s, I inevitably picked up plenty of obscure records by obscure bands on obscure labels. In relation to mainstream artists, the corporates convinced us there was rarity value in coloured vinyl when that became a thing in the late 70s. Felt like finding a golden ticket in a Wonka bar. Just from memory, I was gullibly dazzled by the delights of Police - Message in a Bottle (green), ELO - Sweet Talking Woman (purple), Squeeze - Slap and Tickle (red), Amy Stewart - Knock on Wood (12 inch, clear), Motorhead - Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers (12 inch, pink). These are probably all ten-a-penny.
Oh damn, would love to see a treasure trove of post-punk and indie gems. Yeah, that's my jam. And FYI I am preparing a post-punk video. :-)
very nice rare albums my friend do you have some rare cds to great video and let you know i am going back into cds because if my budget these days and i am in it for the music anyway lol
Thanks, Curtis! I definitely understand that you will just be buying CDs for a while. This hobby is indeed getting very expensive to sustain.
@@TheOmahaIntrovert yes it is my friend
This has been a cool thread. I enjoyed digging some stuff out and doing the Discogs research. I might have to look up some Tractor Punk...sounds cool. Cheers! 🍻
Isn't that a cool genre term, "tractor punk?" Hehe, kind of like psychobilly...you want to find out more! Cheers, and thanks for checking out my rare rekkids!
Whoa! Frontier Trust! Great find with them. I'd love to have a copy of that Idaho 10 inch. Can't believe you scored a copy of that! Had no idea you owned some Japanese pop records, very nice to know! LOL GG Allin...the thrower of feces. A label rep guy I knew in Atlanta back in the '90s took a friend of his who happened to be wearing a pink polo shirt to a GG Allin show. Pink polo shirt guy did not know who GG Allin was. Poor guy. He ended up getting GG Allin's feces all over his pink shirt.
Gotta check out LSD and the Search for God. Impressive Ride promo LP! Looking forward to your next video.
Stargazer Lilies We Are The Dreamers yay! awesome record awesome band. Nice picture disc. I have it on purple vinyl.
Thanks, Billy! Great to hear you own a copy of that We are the Dreams record from Stargazer Lilies as well. The purple vinyl must be beautiful! Thanks for watching!
Hi Hanna! That Meher Baba album is great--I've never owned it myself, but I borrowed a copy from a Meher Baba devotee in the '70s and I remember the songs well.
Hi Michael! Very interesting to hear you were a follower of Meher Baba in the 70s! Those tribute albums are some of my most prized pieces! Cheers!
Great video again, Hanna! I think that rare albums and promo EPs are part of every record collector's wish. These are curious and obscure items that range from 60's/70's Japanese pop stuff to the controversial punk backing band G.G. Allin. Thank you for the recommendations. Take care and keep on rockin! By the way, nice black t-shirt from The Velvet Underground & Nico. This t-shirt suits you well.
Greetings, Alen, and thank you! Glad you like my VU shirt and the selections I chose for this video! It was fun picking these out! Hope all is well!
I own that same t-shirt. Loved this video, highly informative. Stay well Hanna
High five that you have this same VU shirt, Julio! We must wear it with pride! Thanks for watching as always!
Hanna, you have scored on this video. I have none of the shown albums. Thanks, Chris
Hehe, thanks, Chris! Great to hear from you. This one took a little bit of digging and research, but I enjoyed the challenge! I appreciate you stopping by once again! Cheers!
Nice get on that frontier trust record, need to try to find a copy. I wonder if it has any connections to the speed Nebraska label which I have a bunch of seven inches from, mostly tractor punk too. I'm intrigued now
Love that "tractor punk" classification! Didn't know how rare this Frontier Trust release was until we plugged it into Discogs. It's a great listen!
Hi ya Hanna good to see you and your rarities! hope all is going well in your area of the sandbox😯☺️😁boy you are correct! I don’t hear people speaking about Japanese pop or folk good for you!! You are slapping other entries in the booty!!! As always great info thank you ...woooow that Pete Townsend is super coolio👏🏻....your collection went from making soap 🧐do you still make soap? to this flippin awesome awesome awesome collection!! Damn proud of you and what you’ve achieved, you rock my friend- Lis 😎🎶🙏🏻✨
Well, hiya Lis! My bud! Great to have you stop by as always. Haha, I guess I went extra eclectic with my picks for this entry, eh?! Hahahaha! And I love these Baba tribute albums Pete did. Oh yes, I still make soap. I only make plain, unscented soap for Chris as that is his preference, but I make the frilly fancy kind with all the swirls, colors, and fragrance for myself and others for fun! It's my other hobby when I'm not obsessing about these damn records! Stay cool, my friend!
I have 16 Lovers Lane on vinyl! I think I got it when it came out. Unfortunately, I missed my chance to get an import of Liberty Belle & the Black Diamond Express in my small town antique store/baseball card shop in the late 1980s.
Hey Jon! Another Go Betweens fan! Yes, this pleases me! I still need to find Spring Hill Fair on vinyl from Go Betweens. That one seems to be the hardest for me to track down. Luckily I recently acquired that Before Hollywood and a UK Liberty Belle copy from a seller. Love that band so much!
Hey Hanna ! Always liked Idaho ! Sun Kil Moon / Red House Painters, Low, American Music Club.. all of that good music... Finally scored a decent copy of " Scoop" and " Live From The Deep End" as well..just a few days ago. In the late 1980's I listened to a ton of Pete T records. and cassettes.. nice entry for TKR ! I did one too !
Hey JT! Glad you entered the contest, too. I'm insanely behind on my RUclips viewing of friends' channels lately. So neat that you picked up a copy of Scoop and his live Deep End album. So very good! Pete is the best! Good luck in the contest!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert Thanks Hanna ! You get a ton of comments.. And I have to say , you manage it well ! Whew !! And Pete Rules !!
Great video. I have way too many of that 60's/70's Japanese pop stuff. Never sure what to do with it....but love it! Frontier Trust's "untitled EP" was on Caulfied Records which my friend Bernie ran. That Meher Baba record is so COOL! Love the Go-Betweens. My buddy Steven (who was in For Against and the Gladstones) opened for them in the before time! LSD is essentially a female shoegaze band if I am right which is WAY cool. I'll have to check with TC to see what his rules are. I am about to list a bunch of my little listened to and more valuable records on Discogs. Great video as usual Hanna.
Oh, you own a bunch of Japanese pop records, Kurt? Awesome! I have a few more I didn't show. All 10". Just hang on to them. They're kinda cool to own! Oh man, your friend got to open for the Go-Betweens? Holy moly. That's incredible! Heeeyyy, let me know your Discogs handle and I'd love to take a look what you have! My Discogs project is always ongoing! Rock on!
I like the Go-Betweens. Something I just got......The Box Tops Cry Like a Baby. Don't see people showing 60s garage band albums The Leaves, Count Five, The Standells. Once you hear the guitar riff for Psychotic Reaction, you'll never get it out of your head. Anyway, thanks for the video!
Oh man, I love that 60s garage stuff. There are channels that used to focus on those bands tons but I think many have disappeared over the years. I have the Leaves, Box Tops, Standells, Paul Revere & the Raiders, 13th Floor Elevators, etc in the collection. Also the Nuggets box set is one of my treasures! Cheers!
Cool video Hanna..Take care!
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You should do a response to this contest, too! Bet you have some rare ones!
Great video Hanna! btw I love looking over your back wall during your videos. If I'm not mistaken you change it often. I did some research on Discogs to see if I had any rarities - turns out I have a few: Things That Fall Down - 7" Things That Fall Down/Day In. A No Wave/Post Punk band from Minneapolis (5 have, 17 want), 7" Creedence Clearwater Revival - Promo Lookin' Out My Back Door / Long As I Can See The Light w/original picture sleeve (7 have, 18 want), and 12" Solstice, Solstice. Jazz Fusion from Minneapolis. While your video was good, I really had fun going through my Discogs collection! Thanks!
Hey Dave! You are right, I do change the backdrop of albums for every video, or I try to at least! Ah, very cool that you were able to take a look and see which items you have are rare in your collection. Glad you had fun doing the Discogs research! See you next time! Thanks!
I don't remember Neu! coming into the collection.... right on!
Hey Nick! Yep, that's because it's a fairly recent acquisition. It's a reissue but I'm so happy to now have it!
Excellent stuff Hanna. I haven't heard of many of those and was totally unaware of those Pete Townsend "tribute" albums. Will have to check out Idaho cuz I do like Red House Painters. I do have a Capiol 1978 pressing of the Beatles White album, which is by no means rare, but the poster is immaculate and never really handled. Thinking of preserving it in a custom made frame or something. That Suburban Lawns EP behind you was the first thing that caught my eye. Wish they were around longer. Used to have it on cassette but it's long gone. Until next time!
Thanks, Todd! Yeah, the 3 Pete tribute LPs aren't that well known. You will very much dig IDAHO if you are already an RHP fan. Some excellent guitar work on their 90s albums especially. Yes, I'm glad you saw the Suburban Lawns ep displayed behind me! A very generous viewer recently sent me that and I'm thrilled to have it in the collection! Cheers!
Im super impressed you have The Go Betweens 16 Lovers Lane. An absolutely amazing lp. Flawless lp every song is absolutely fabulous!
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 I love that band a lot!!
PS i was around when those Pete lps were first circulated . I believe yours are real. Ive seen the 2 nd presses back in the day and they definitely didn’t look like your copies. The Happy Birthday lp was absolutely not a fold out cover like yours and didn’t come with inserts.
And you love Ride. Damn you go girl!!!
Your Ride discs are mind blowing!!
Yo, Richard! Thanks for joining me here! YES, I love that the Go Between are a favorite of yours too! Such talent in that band.
Oh, thanks for the input on the Pete LPs, too. Yeah, I have a hunch they are originals since the represses do have type on the labels.
Haha, yep, sure do love RIDE and the other fantastic shoegaze bands of that era. I'm glad other bands are still carrying the torch! See you next time!
Nice to see you, Hanna. Most all my rare records were sold in 1998. Too bad but I was going through something. My rare records now consist mostly of Experimental music artists. I do have a lot of rare cassettes as I am really into all three formats. Cheers
Thanks for watching, Mark! Bummer that many of your rarer pieces were sold in '98. I understand, though. It's great to collect all 3 formats. I stopped collecting cassettes when my tape deck broke and I never replaced it. See you next time!
thank you so much for exposing to new music love it.
Hi Brian! Oh, I'm glad I was able to introduce some of these groups to you! :-)
Hey there Hanna. As you'd probably expect, I love the stargazer lilies and that's a sweet pic disc. Also, so cool you have LSD and the search for God, they are excellent, I love the track 'Without you' about 8 mins. of tripped out shoegaze (on Heaven is a place ep). Excellent video. 😄
Great to hear from you again, Rando! Glad you checked this one out being a fellow shoegaze fan and all! I'd love to get that other EP from LSD & the Search for God. What an excellent band!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert ...And I don't really want to tell you how jealous I am of the Ride promos ; )
Hey Hanna -- That Desperate Angel(s) track was really good. Never heard of them before. Always grateful for power pop recommendations! Thx and take care...
I’m glad I introduced you to Tommy Rivers and the desperate Angels! A very nice obscure power pop ditty. So, I keep putting that Australia video on the back burner I know. It will come to fruition within the next month. Cheers, Jared!
Good post Hanna. You certainly have wide musical tastes which is great. Was very surprised to see the face of Meher Baba staring out at me since all through this week I've been leaving comments about him on youtube posts. An enlightened being and a very beautiful soul he is. Was silent for over 40 years.
Hey there, Willie! Wow, what a coincidence that Meher Baba has been on your mind this week and then you see me show these Pete tribute albums! I'm glad I found out about him via Pete and his teachings certainly impacted an unbelievable amount of people in a positive way. See you next time!
Rarest Hanna! Those Japanese pop records look fun. I wonder how many VC-ers have the Yvette Mimieux/Ali Akbar Khan album of Baudelaire's Flowers of Evil?
Hey there, Nigel! Yeah, I have a few more Japanese 10" records, too. Just love the artwork on them! Some nice pieces. Cheers!
Hey Hanna! Some really cool records shown here. I've only watched maybe two other entries for this. Not sure I could do a response with records anybody would be interested in. Love the Go-Betweens. I've seen a couple of people talk about them before, but not a lot. I have several of their albums. Some of my most-prized in my collection because I got them years ago online before the prices got crazy.
Hey Jon! I showed some strange ones here, haha. Thanks for taking the time to watch. I was on the fence of whether or not I should put out this video. No doubt you have some interesting rarities in your collection. If I recall correctly, you have Spring Hill Fair from Go Betweens. That's a big one I'm missing. It was fun showing that Greek press of Before Hollywood. The prices indeed are crazy on those right now. I did a trade for Liberty Belle and the others I had to pay a bit. Hope all is well!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert Yeah. I have Spring Hill Fair. Ordered it from overseas. Whenever I decided to buy their albums, I just went all in. So I got all of the ones I have within 6 months of each other. 🤣
just when I thought I knew every gg affiliated project, thanks for share.
You bet, Todd! Glad I was able to share that GG connection to this band! Cheers!
Wonderful entry Hanna. I knew that you could come up with some great rare records and you didn't disappoint. The Japanese pop records look really cool. I like the Go-Betweens and have some on CD and a Grant McLennan solo CD but I don't think I have seen anyone show any Go-Betweens on vinyl and I have never seen one out in the wild. Very nice having a French promo. Take care.
Hey Randy! I'd love for more people to get on board with the Go Betweens in the vinyl community! They're so underrated! So great that you have some of their stuff and Grant's on CD. As always, thank you for taking the time to stop by and watch!
These are great videos for learning about other artists, also for finding other channels.👍🎸
Thank you! I'm glad you dug the video and found it informative! Cheers!
Hello Again Hanna 😃 - I thought the Cowboys 🤠 International you showed on Instagram might sneak in .. but nope. Kinda cool that their drummer , Terry Chimes was in The Clash before & after Topper Headon. The records been out of print for 40 years but was marginally successful at the time. Good , as well. Love those Promo Ride 12" - sure would like some Slowdive ones for my collection. I'm going to check out Idaho. Hope you get some 🌧 in Omaha soon .. ✌️
Hey David! I remember Cosmic Brian showing Cowboys International on his channel a while back so that’s why I didn’t feature it here! Love that LP, though! I would love some Slowdive rarities in my collection, too! Did you get those MOV reissues of their eps? Very well done. 😁🎶🎶
@@TheOmahaIntrovert Thanks Hanna ! - I'm old so I have the original Slowdive 12" .. the CD singles came in flimsy packaging - no jewel case , so fortunately I went with the 12".
Wow, I have the 2nd Desperate Angels 7" single "Lost" autographed by all four band members! I saw them in Atlanta back in the day, I didn't think anyone else has ever heard of them.
Now, that is a gem. Damn! Hang onto that 7" forever. Too cool that you have it autographed by all band members! Kudos! Thanks for watching!
Wait, I do know and love Go Betweens, as you know. Good one.
Mark
Glad you're a fan of Go Betweens too, Mark! Love them to pieces!
Really enjoying these videos Hanna and thank you for introducing me to so many bands and some great music, in particular The Go Betweens. Got a couple of their albums on CD on order, should be here soon. The rarest record that I have is a copy of the infamous Two Virgins by John Lennon and Yoko Ono. Picked it up at a record fair back in '85. It's a French pressing from '69 and comes complete with brown paper bag to cover up John & Yoko's "modesty" shall we say. Not entirely sure what it's worth, but it's a great piece of Beatles related vinyl to have in my collection.. Any how as I said really enjoying your videos and have recently become a subscriber, keep up the good work in sharing this great collection you have and all this great music..
Great job Hannah!
Thank you, Mike! This was challenging but fun!
Dear Omaha Introvert,
I'm sure glad I subscribed to your channel. It is very good. As for rare records, when you showed 'cedar street sluts' it sounded familiar. i went to my record collection and sure enough, I found my copy after about 5 seconds. The shrink wrap is still on the cover and reads "Second Coming Records, 235 Sullivan Street, n.y., n.y. 10012 "we buy your records"". Price $6.99. another label reads " warning, contains strong sexually suggestive lyrics". on the back cover, the band members are Lena Luna, Ginger Lee, and Holly Would. Black and Blue Records, Smithfield Rhode Island. So thank you for making me aware that I have a rare gem here. I take pride in that, but it can only be validated by pros such as 'Omaha Introvert.". Thank you.
Your comment was very entertaining, thank you! Haha! Chris is very proud that you own that Cedar Street Sluts in your collection! Very cool. Other than him picking it up, I have never seen a copy since. You own an interesting and obscure release for sure!
When you brought up pete townsend i couldn't help but think of the who's live at leeds album ! my father gave me the uk pressing with all the pics poster and inserts ! it seemed one of a kind - i thought it was worth a fortune ! found another live at leeds with inserts at the local flee market ! you have some very good finds there !
These were common to early UK and North American pressings of the album. The reproductions included are very convincing, they have fooled many people.
@@ChromeDestiny ya ! i was fooled for years ! another thing i got was a mettalica garage days promo cassette tape at a garage sale go figure lol ! bands in the days did this for publicity !
Thanks, Scotty! Yep, Live at Leeds is definitely a must have! Nearly played my CD copy out when I was in high school! Best live rock album of all time!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert 💘 your channel ! Thank you !
Hello Great video by the way.
Not heard any of these records
There is so many records out there
I got a Pere Ubu bootleg only 500 made, Greetings from a warm Stockholm.......
Hey there, Hasse! Glad you hadn't heard of these records. That was my goal! :-) I love Pere Ubu and will most likely be showing them in my next video! Cheers!
I bought some nice 45's awhile ago and just started adding them to my Discogs...I got a gem for cheap...A pressing of KISS Shandi I paid 6 bucks and it turns out it's 25 bucks on Discogs...Not gonna get rich from it but I'm happy...And yes I'm a big KISS fan lol...The other 45's that I picked up have also gone up in value so I'm very happy...Nice selections young lady and keep the videos coming 🤘🏻😎✌🏻
Thanks for the comment, Roy! Glad you are happy with your KISS 45 pickup! Hope all is well!
TC is blowing up with this contest!
Hey Kurt! Yeah, TC has a full-time job watching all these entries for his contest!
Those Meher Baba albums are quite cool. The Go-betweens were a great band. I saw them live.
I'm green with envy that you got to see Go Betweens live! They are definitely a favorite of mine! Glad you stopped by to watch this video of mine! See you next time!
Thank you for your channel Hannah I love your attitude ❤️
Thank you, Justin! ❤️ Very sweet! Glad you are loving my channel! Cheers!
I noticed that copy of The Soft Boys' Underwater Moonlight behind you. Robyn Hitchcock is one of the great English eccentrics, along with Syd Barrett, Andy Partridge, Tim Smith (Cardiacs) and probably a bunch of others.
That Soft Boys album is a really good one that I was unfamiliar with until Hannah sent me a copy.
Hey Stuart! Were you the one who mentioned the Cardiacs to me in one of my recent previous videos? If so, I really fell in love with them! Been sampling them lots! Thank you! And I am pretty obsessed with Robyn solo and via Soft Boys! He has a way with words!
I was happy to send you that one, Pat! It's a classic!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert Unfortunately, I Can't claim credit for introducing you to Cardiacs. I just found out about them recently myself. But I'm glad you love them. They deserve more attention. And it's too bad Tim Smith won't be around to bless us with any more of his exquisite madness.
Hi Hanna. Haven't seen any of those records before, but at least i am aware of some of those bands/artists. The only one of those that i have actually seen was the Meher Baba (?) LP.
Pasi
Hey Pasi. I'd be surprised if you have actually seen a copy of this Pete Townshend "Happy Birthday" Meher Baba tribute LP. I'm surprised I even found it and the "I Am" one at that record show. It was definitely a big surprise for me! Be well!
those Townshend's are cool. i remember reading about them back in tha day. and drove myself nuts trying to find them . found out later you could only get them via mail order.
Hey there! That's cool that you were trying to get your hands on the Pete Townshend Baba tribute LPs back in the day. Never thought I'd come across them and then I was super surprised to see 'em at that record show for $10 and $15 each! Scooped 'em up quick! Thanks for watching!
Good Work! Thank You!!
Glad you enjoyed seeing my rare records here! Be well!
I recently pulled at at small record store near my hometown a 1975 Springsteen and a Blondie 1978 Parallel lines album . Two very great sounding vinyl albums and I was looking for those two for the longest time . Those two were on my most wanted list for awhile . The other is the 1980 Talking Heads album In The Light . It is on the way to that store and i reserved the rights to buy it .
Congrats on those record finds, John! Remain in Light is one of my favorite albums ever! Talking Heads were on fire in that era! Cheers!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert Thanks !
Hi Hannah, great video - I say it every time! Not aware of much discussed here today, some true obscurities.
Can I ask - 1. What is the album on the racks at the back to the left of Soft Boys, below Rolling Stones? I recognise it, but can't put my finger on it.
2. To the right of Soft Boys - is that an original Morgen?
Thanks so much, George! Yes, your first question: that’s Tuxedomoon: Half Mute and your second ask - that is an OG Morgen. Very rough copy, though! ✌🏻😊🎶🎶🎶
@@TheOmahaIntrovert I thought I recognised Tux, thank you. Good call on Morgen OG. I have a reissue which I've barely spun. Must give it another go!
Definitely spend some time with Morgen again! Heavy psych! 🎸 🔥 🔥🔥
Wow. You totally surprised me with the Japanese Pop records. I didn't see that coming at all and I have several Japanese Pop compilations and a couple of Japanese pop albums myself. That was pretty cool. So Idaho is a band I've heard of but not one I've heard. If they sound like Low, then I will have to check them out. I really like Low. Frontier Trust sounds interesting. I didn't know about Pete's interest in spirituality of gurus. The Meher Baba seems so interesting but I am curious what the Spoken Word is really like? It seems so unique that I am betting its original. I don't understand why someone would make a pirate copy of it. They Go Betweens, hell yeah. I think you're the only one that has ever talked about them before. So proud of Chris with his Cedar House Sluts album and if G.G. Allin assisted then it's automatically a rare record. LSD and the Search For God is one I will have to look out for. The way you described it, it sounds stellar. My jaw dropped with that Ride 12"...unbelievable!
Hey Paul! I'm catching up on comments now after our short weekend road trip! Yes, I bet it was a shocker seeing me show some 60s Japanese pop! I didn't even show them all, either. Yes, what I love about Idaho is that they get as soft as Low but also can play heavy 90s alternative with louder guitars. I like that they are so versatile. Yeah, those Meher Baba tribute albums from Townshend are really interesting. I don't really care for spoken word bits but they make those tribute albums what they are. Haha, yeah, Chris has some more rare records like that in his colorful collection! I'm glad I got to participate in this contest/topic. Gave me the opportunity to show some of those shoegaze releases I don't think I ever showed before!
My goodness that's a lot of music I don't know, talk about homework for the next decade on my part! Tell Chris I am going to have to take an AC/DC reprieve. I will try and look some of those artists up. Another thing, I wasn't thinking Omaha was in Nebraska, I reside in the land of John Candy so forgive me. " Nebraska " is the Sprinsteen album for me. I saw Bruce on the Born in the USA tour and he did an impressive marathon of a show, but Nebraska stands out for me. Everybody enjoy the music.
Speaking of AC/DC, Chris has a few pressings that are pretty cool of theirs. Nebraska indeed is a standout album from the Boss. Have a copy here and enjoy it very much. Thanks again for the comment, John!
I see the "NEU! '75" album. Good taste! David Bowie's "Red Sails" is a throwback to NEU! and La Düsseldorf.
Thanks! That’s a reissue but new to my collection!✌🏻
Great collection! I'm green with envy.
I have a rare recommendation for you. One of my fav albums from the 80s is the only album from "The Expressos" called "Promises and Ties". It is an 80s pop record by way of 60s girl groups. Excellent songwriting and female singer. If you see it anywhere, it will probably be cheap and would be well worth picking up.
Thanks for the recommendation, Brumley! I'll have to check out that album. Gonna look up the cover and etch it into my brain in case I run into it! I appreciate you watching and leaving a comment!
Hello Hanna! We've been watching your videos lately! The latest one was on The Who... my top 4 is Sell Out (the mono version has a alternate solo on Our Love Was/Is), #2 would be Tommy, #3 is A Quick One, and #4 would be Quadrophenia... of course, like you, they shift around due to my mood... Also, you should check out The Pretty Things (especially S.F. Sorrow and Parachute).
Take care!!!
-Bob
I saw Tommy Rivers the other day at the Varsity.
Ah! That's so cool! Thanks for the comment, Todd!
Awesome picks! I bet I would like Desperate Angel. The Japanese picks reminds me that I forgot to show off the Japanese record I have in the video I did, it's a women's wrestling tag team that recorded a synth pop album. I think it's the only Japanese pop music I have on vinyl.
I love the go-betweens but I only have that one on MP3.
Cheers Hanna!
Cheers! Thanks for popping by! Awesome that you own some Japanese pop as well! And any Go-Betweens fan is a friend of mine!
That desperate angels tune sounds great.
Glad you checked out the Desperate Angels track, Bo! Solid power pop!
Some very interesting items there for sure. I don't think I have ten records that noone else in the vinyl community has; maybe I have two or three.
Thanks! So glad you found these 10 I picked out interesting! It was a challenge and I went back and forth on several others. I appreciate the comment!
You have Lou Reeds Transformer album from 1973 behind you on the shelf. I have that too, and I was in my teens in 1973. Back then I was into British Glam rock. I like your Japanese record in red vinyl.
Thanks, Carl! Transformer is an absolute classic and I was happy to display it here! I love me some British glam rock too from the 70s. Right on!
Frank Sinatra,Nancy Sinatra,Johnny Cash and one called Whipped Cream and Other Delights by Herb Alpert and Tijuana Brass.
I saw LSD & The Search For God live a couple times, including opening for Roky Erickson. I had no idea their record was so rare, but that explains me not stumbling across a copy...
I have a couple of releases on a label called SPEED NEBRASKA (a CD by a band called FULLBLOWN and a 7" ep by a band called D IS FOR DRAGSTER, both from 1997). I wonder if Frontier Trust were connected with that label...
For the love of Shoegaze, THANK YOU! 😊
Yeeeessss! Shoegazers unite! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
When I was a kid, my dad took me to record shows in Omaha. I grew up in Norfolk, which is a 2-ish hour drive. The earliest one i remember was in the Sokol basement. Then at a place called the Radial Hall. Then Fireman's Hall? After the record show, we'd visit all the shops too. This was when Antiqaurium was in full swing. The owner of that place helped both me and my sister with college papers.
Sokol Underground, yes! I have many good memories of going to shows there! I miss the Antiquarium so much. That dude was so very knowledgeable. He turned me on to some really great bands!
Tractor punk....lmao...that's a new one! I'll have to remember that!
Right? It's fun to say, too! Ha!
Never knew you own a copy of Morgen ? Is that an OG ?? Its my fav psych lp. Thats a desert island LP for me.
Hey Rob! It is an OG but not up to your standards! It has at least one skip in it so it's in pretty rough shape but it's still staying here!
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well I paid close to 4 figures for mine but its perfect in shrinkwrap still ! You know what they say buy it right the first time especially because its my ultimate grail ! lol did I just say that ? LOL
By the way, is that an original Morgen on your wall?
Yes, it is, albeit a very rough copy with at least one skip. Still, a very cool piece to own!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert I tend to think of Morgen as The Velvet Underground if the Velvet Underground were bridge-and-tunnel guys on brown acid instead of Lower East Side bohemians on heroin & speed.
Not my kind of music but always great to be educated great job as always Hanna couple of records I want to get of dis cogs how to U rate them peace and love
Hey Mark! Definitely check out my video where I talked about buying used records here: ruclips.net/video/XqGa1pYWZt0/видео.html I've had varying experiences with both Discogs and eBay!
Cheer s Hannah I'll check that out I bought a rich kids on LSD vinyl of E bay came in the mail yesterday only took 8 days from Germany to Australia it arrived in good condition but pricey as always peace and love lloydy
cool video Hanna, i will check from curiosity the meher baba album-i soon will work hi hi monday!!!! hope you are ok byyyye!!!!!
Thanks, Patrick! Yeah, that Pete Townshend Meher Baba tribute series is interesting. Thanks for checking in as always!🙌🏻🎶
I must investigate Desperate Angel. Holy Cowbird! Go Betweens? Just mentioning them in a video and displaying an album I regard as a public service! That is some serious ornate pop. I used to goof with an old roommate with my crackpot theory that " Love Goes On" from "16 Lovers Lane" LP was in fact about Love(yeah,the band) just because the track itself was so Forever Changes influenced. I hear the Left Banke as well now. I need to locate Tallulah and Send Me A Lullaby,I know I have them on CD can't remember where. I'm already going through a thing with The Church and Matthew Sweet so one thing at a time. Another good group to check out would be Aztec Camera. Ah too much! Y'all have a great week!
Hey there, Lawrence! Hope all is well with you! I'm glad that you also love the Go Betweens! For whatever reason they are not mentioned enough! Ah, and you mentioned the Left Banke. Love them! I have that Walk Away Renee LP! So good! I still need to find Send Me a Lullaby. Do you like Triffids, too? I'm really obsessed with them as well. I love Aztec Camera, too! I think I featured them in my jangle pop series! And Mathew Sweet is one of my top power pop artists. Have nearly every album of his and my favorite is In Reverse, which we need a vinyl reissue of badly! And the Church are in my top 20 bands for sure. Great taste!
Frontier Trust!! Saw them slay it at the Cog Factory several times back in the 90's.
And yeah, Lumberjack turned into Saddle Creek if i remember correctly. I might be wrong.
Wow, that’s neat that you saw Frontier Trust at that time! I remember the Cog Factory! Went to a couple of shows there before it shut down! Thanks, Matt!✌🏻
Omaha, did you hear those TSOLsong?
Not yet but I'm checking them out as soon as I catch up on my listening stack pile here at home. They are in the queue to be sampled, though! Cheers!
I’m gonna order the Shoegaze box set this week. You can get a new copy affordably now. Rough Trade wanted $75 for it a few years back.
It’s an amazing collection they compiled! I have the CD version. One of my prized possessions! 🌟
@@TheOmahaIntrovert It looked great in the store. They supposedly reopened Rough Trade in midtown NYC but I’m steering clear of the city due more to the violence, etc. It’s highly frustrating. Anyway I’m overdue to buy that box. I have the Slowdive box set.
i was not sure how to use the discogs app to sort out when ones are the rare ets.. but for me most likely many of my early 90's punk 7 inches from Chicago area bands like The Fighters, 88 Fingers Louie, Sludgeworth, and i have first pressing of Alkaline Trio debut without the cover as they weren't printed yet, and like an idiot i had their t shirt salesmen sign it, as i was making fun of the boys at the show..i should have had Matt and the boys sign it as who knew how big that would eventually get. I have a 7 inch from the Shamrock Shakes (from Iowa), and 49 Reasons (from the Carolinas) that i love as well. Also from the early 90's.
Hey Brian! No doubt you have some rarities with those early 90s punk 7" singles! Yeah! There's still plenty of time to enter the contest!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert thanks..yeah i made a video for the fun of it..tried to be diverse with it and do lps and 7 inches.
"Cattle and Cane" is definitely up there for me as one of the all-time great rock songs.
I'm with you! Such a fantastic tune. Love the Go-Betweens so much! Thanks for stopping by!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert Thank you for giving a shout out to The Go-Betweens (on your wall, too)! Underrated band. Another underappreciated band from the same era was The Lines; "Nerve Pylon" is an amazing track. 👍🏽
Is this a responce to vinyl richies thread about 10 records that no one else owns.
Yes, he did a contest response video as well. So many have participated! Loved his entry. Thanks for watching!
Hi Hanna, I found a rare and modern shoegaze EP, Cyclorama, release is Soundwave, limited European release and I found it in a budget bin in Canada? Who knew! Check them out, it’s your jam
Hey Dean. Any shoegaze recommendations I'm up for. I have added Cyclorama to my sampling list. Hopefully I can check 'em out on Bandcamp or Apple Music later. Much appreciated!
Hi "faraway" Hanna !
I 'm just kidding,you have a wonderful vinyl records wall behind you,...It's kinda weird my appeciation of shoe gaze or dream pop;the tune is starting,i say to myself:oh my gosh,it's so beautiful & after a few minutes,i get bored but i love Jesus & Mary chain all along the way !
My love at first sight for japanese music is Ayumi Ishida: Blue light yokohama !
take care !
Hey Christophe! Always great to hear from you! Oh, was I sitting too far from the camera? Haha! I understand your opinion about shoegaze/dreampop completely. Depending on the band it can all blend together and became a bit lackluster after minutes. It has to be the right band to grab me. And I absolutely LOVE J&M Chain! Cheers!
Have you ever heard of a and called the electrics? State of Shock is one of my favourite all-time records, but no one seems to have heard of them. I wonder how their music would be classified-power pop? New wave?
Hey Laura! I have not heard the Electrics but I'll have to check out State of Shock if it's power pop and/or new wave. Thanks for the recommendation! Those genres are definitely up my alley!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert I spelled it wrong, it’s the Elektrics, with a k in the middle.
there is a whole psychology behind people seeking out rare records or at least unknown to the vast majority of us,some are so into their passion that seeking out obscure music becomes their own mission, like hunting for gold in the hills or sifting thru sand at the beach with some machine haha,and really most not all is obscure because it wasn,t that good to begin with,other reasons also ,having said that kyu Sakamoto i would love to hear,my obsure ones i own are well an island compilation of artists on the label at the time,also i have a flexiedisc from England ,a Christmas party wher guest like adam ant,police,duran duran, culture club ect ectshow up and give there happy christmas wishes, i also have a blondie and freddie christmas throw down on flexie disc.i would lkie to ger the Fools album the psch,dutch artists from the 60,sanyway fun video thanks so much, please stay safe and give my best to chris.--Cheers!!!! oh the island record i mentioned was called_You can all join in-one day iwas on the webb looking it up,a friend texted me from England,he was in front of a record store,i mentioned the record to him,and he took it upon himself to go into that store asked about it,they found one copy way in the basement of that record store,so my friend bought it and surprised me one daywhen he came into my salon and handed it to me,so cool, its now on my wall.Happy i am.👍🌻🇺🇸🇺🇦
Greetings, Harold! The funny thing is that I don't intentionally seek out rare records. I think once we build a collection, inevitably we discover that we indeed have some rarities or a unique pressing of some kind! Glad you're familiar with Kyu Sakamoto! I appreciate you sharing your thoughts on this topic!
Stargazer Lilies. Rad Cult label. Its one of Tom Fec's friends. Tom Fec is BMSR / TOBACCO, personal favorites. BMSR / TOBACCO, both amazing live!
I've been sampling some of Tobacco! Really great stuff! My brother is cluing me in too as he was a fan before me!
Don't have any of them. I wish I could get Ride stuff on vinyl. I bet a trip to the UK record stores would be worth it. My rare records are mostly German Schlager records. Somehow, some German came to Cleveland and donated them to Goodwill or traded in at Half Price Books. Now I have them. Do different labels count? I'm tired of adding stuff to Discogs. It seems I'm the only one with a specific label when there are like 10 variations of typesetting and layout. Last one I added was promo label copy of "The Best of Dave Dudley". I'm the only one who has it on Discogs, lol! Ain't worth anything but it's cool.
Early RIDE is very hard to acquire on vinyl. I think there is a reissue of their Nowhere album coming out later this year. I would love to go to the UK one day to record shop. Heck yeah! And I am not a fan of cataloguing my collection into Discogs, either! It's very time consuming!
Hi
I mentioned to Hanna earlier this year that. All. Ride Vinyl due to be released this November. Keep your eyes peeled. Take care,
Mark
@@TheOmahaIntrovert Yeah adding stuff to Discogs is a chore but nice to know all your stuff. It is worse when the record you have is not on there. Take pictures, get them on your PC, copy a similar release on Discogs, tweak the differences to match your release..get a headache :O
@@markmckeen5124 I'll be on the lookout.
I want to do this but I wouldn’t be able to do a cool one like this. Mine would just be a bunch of dumb shit no one else would have because it’s stupid. Or I just don’t have much rare stuff. I will say I’ve seen that Pete Townsend tribute album. Great entry!