An entertaining video when played at 1.5 speed instead of normal! That record store looked more like a Big Lots, and I had no idea that there was a Margaritaville in SF!!!!
another great san francisco journey.. cool that you met michael p. dawson there..he's a great guy and incredibly knowledgable... music connects us all..peace my friend.. rocky
I recall going to Amoeba Music on Haight on opening day after years of driving over to the original Berkeley location. Nice to see it's still as big and bustling as ever.
I envy your mobility. My first Peet's experience was in Greenwich Village in the early '90s, I believe. I've never looked back. I think I've found it at QFC in Seattle, but I usually just order it by mail.
If you’re still in SF, check out Noise Records in the outer Richmond. Danny and Sarah are two of the sweetest people. Danny is also an absolutely phenomenal saxophonist, and leads the group at the jazz club Geelou
Sorry I have to reminisce. Where you are stopped on Geary, there used to be a Value Giant and then the name changed to Giant Value. Thats my old neighborhood. Richmond District.
Starting to wonder if records are just a cope for a lot of us to stave off angst, despair, sadness, loneliness, and depression. It almost seems as if it's not about the music. It all reminds me of that Graham Parker song, Big Man on Paper.
New Arrivals at record fairs always makes me laugh because it’s a ruse to get you to flip thru them. I get it in a shop but at a fair? I say this but I got lured into jumping in at our Bristol, UK fair on Saturday 😂
Another great day Mazzy, enjoyed the “Mad Song Writer” explanation, 2/3 on the random album picks is a bit deceiving and that Tiki Bar looked amazing, what is it called?
This may be a first where I know more about an album than you. Being a fan of Tull, I bought the album A when it came out. It's not among their best but it has a few memorable tunes like "Crossfire", "Working John, Working Joe", and "4.W.D. (Low Ratio)". Tull's first dozen or so albums are solid with a few that are superb, i.m.o.
BEF I think stands for British Electronic Foundation and is tangential to Heaven 17, probably pretty good mid-early eighties dance stuff. Just for your info. Saw Jethro Tull and Blue Oyster Cult, one the first big arena shows I ever saw, 1979?
the guy talking prog should start a youtube channel. oh WOW, the guy who wrote the lyrics to a blind man’s…. thingy! that song is one freaky weird country classic. nice to see the Tonga Room in full flourish.
Nice video once again, but am I the only one that wanted to see a little more of @pbthal in there? (I can hear him complaining in the background though)
The LP you couln not identify BEF aka British Electric Foundation ....offshoot from Human League pre Heaven 17. Various guest including famed Dundonian and Associate the late great Billy Mackenzie (voice of his generation). Should have bought it.
Yes, The people who believe all the crap they hear about crap all over the streets and how terrible the city is have never been to SF!! It’s a beautiful city and I miss living there every day since moving to Iowa!!
So you live in Seattle nowadays? I was suspicious because of the size of your vinyl collection. That's the trouble with San Franciscans. Even when they actually live in Winnemucca, they pretend they are living in SF.
Mazzy doing a What's In My Bag would be perfect! A 45 minute episode!
An entertaining video when played at 1.5 speed instead of normal! That record store looked more like a Big Lots, and I had no idea that there was a Margaritaville in SF!!!!
That Joanna Newsom record you pulled is my favorite by her! I'm seeing her live next month.
I bought it. Only had it in CD
Great Road Trip!
That Tonga room , looks might cool
Is that what it’s called? Looked amazing
Hey! I know John Trubee! Small world. Also love his work with Zoogz Rift who you’d like. Very Zappa/Beefheartesque
Wow!! John Trubee!! Cool Stuff!
another great san francisco journey..
cool that you met michael p. dawson there..he's a great guy and incredibly knowledgable...
music connects us all..peace my friend..
rocky
I recall going to Amoeba Music on Haight on opening day after years of driving over to the original Berkeley location. Nice to see it's still as big and bustling as ever.
Man, the stereo coming out of my Sonos arc on that Steve Miller tune is so good. Soundbars can stereo when fed right. Thanks Mazzy.
Thanks! Another enjoyable travelogue
Steve Miller....good choice....
Looks like you all had a great time.
Really great lil vid and its nice and sunny as well
Great job Mazz Man
I envy your mobility. My first Peet's experience was in Greenwich Village in the early '90s, I believe. I've never looked back. I think I've found it at QFC in Seattle, but I usually just order it by mail.
The best cup of coffee is with breakfast. I think I've seen Peets around somewhere. Prog Pretentious? Of course it is. Thanks.
Tiki tastic! My recent prog bender hasn’t hit Tull yet but I can feel it incoming. Great video. Whack on!
You've got some groovy friends, Mazzy. And so many of them are crazy about records. I only know a couple of people as interested in records as us.
Awesome that you met Michael P. Dawson. He's the best.
Love the tag along I didn’t see Patrick. So many records. So little time. I hope you do a finds video.
I would love to drive to SF with you and have you give me the Mazzy tour one day!
Nice highlights Mazzy, it was great to meet everyone! I totally agree that Peet’s is superior to Starbucks! Thanks for highlighting my pickups❤
Yep, Peet’s is so much better.
But even better is Philz. And so is the place on Stanyan, a minute’s walking distance from Amoeba
Maz, try the coffee place in Stanyan, right across the street from Amoeba.
@@written12 yes Philz is a nice shop as well, they do pour overs, which Peet’s doesn’t, so definitely an edge.
If you’re still in SF, check out Noise Records in the outer Richmond. Danny and Sarah are two of the sweetest people. Danny is also an absolutely phenomenal saxophonist, and leads the group at the jazz club Geelou
Sorry I have to reminisce. Where you are stopped on Geary, there used to be a Value Giant and then the name changed to Giant Value. Thats my old neighborhood. Richmond District.
Ha I’ve been in that Amoeba. Amazing store - loads of singles hard to go through!
EXCELLENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Being able to pull off a whack a mole in a record store is very impressive. 😀 It looks like everyone had a great time.
2 out of 3 ain’t bad 🤷🏻♂️😎
Starting to wonder if records are just a cope for a lot of us to stave off angst, despair, sadness, loneliness, and depression. It almost seems as if it's not about the music. It all reminds me of that Graham Parker song, Big Man on Paper.
Congratulations from Brazil.
I like that you put up two fingers and said you're gonna do three for your Amoeba Whack-a-mole. Haha!
Total mistake ✌🏼
Cruising with Mazzy.
This video is brought to you by Peets! LOL I've never done a cameo before. Thanks!
New Arrivals at record fairs always makes me laugh because it’s a ruse to get you to flip thru them. I get it in a shop but at a fair? I say this but I got lured into jumping in at our Bristol, UK fair on Saturday 😂
Awesome, loved it!
Glad you enjoyed it!✌🏼
It was great to run into you at the Swap!
Yes. Sorry about the pretension Prog question but you know I’m usually a bit snarky ✌🏼
Another great day Mazzy, enjoyed the “Mad Song Writer” explanation, 2/3 on the random album picks is a bit deceiving and that Tiki Bar looked amazing, what is it called?
The Tonga Room in the Fairmont Hotel
@@mazzysmusic Tks my Friend ✌🏼
awesome footage, norman!
Interestingly, the founders of Starbucks were USF students and they learned the coffee import business from Peet's Coffee founder Alfred Peet.
Talent!!
This may be a first where I know more about an album than you. Being a fan of Tull, I bought the album A when it came out. It's not among their best but it has a few memorable tunes like "Crossfire", "Working John, Working Joe", and "4.W.D. (Low Ratio)".
Tull's first dozen or so albums are solid with a few that are superb, i.m.o.
BEF I think stands for British Electronic Foundation and is tangential to Heaven 17, probably pretty good mid-early eighties dance stuff. Just for your info. Saw Jethro Tull and Blue Oyster Cult, one the first big arena shows I ever saw, 1979?
the guy talking prog should start a youtube channel. oh WOW, the guy who wrote the lyrics to a blind man’s…. thingy! that song is one freaky weird country classic. nice to see the Tonga Room in full flourish.
He has one. Tell him I sent you. ruclips.net/video/T8-HhVJDT8o/видео.htmlsi=31lFxwjy_wqAxJV3
Take a drive over to Oakland. Lived there 20 years. It's disgraceful.
Yes. There are parts of America, both urban and rural that are disgraceful.
We get what we vote for.
5 !
Coming soon
Mazzy the Movie
More to come
Cool you ran into Michael P. Dawson.
4:40 legend
Nice video once again, but am I the only one that wanted to see a little more of @pbthal in there? (I can hear him complaining in the background though)
That is the vc i want to be part of
Hey, Michael P Dawson!
So you stopped at Peet’s on Geary at 16th Avenue. Unfortunately, Peet’s is becoming more like Starbucks day by day. 😂
The LP you couln not identify BEF aka British Electric Foundation ....offshoot from Human League pre Heaven 17. Various guest including famed Dundonian and Associate the late great Billy Mackenzie (voice of his generation). Should have bought it.
Where is the Irving Penn show? In San Francisco, I gather.
Yes at the De Young Museum as shown in the video
Are the group members judges at a fashion show?
Yes ✌🏼
Mazzy did you say Jefferson Airplane mansions
Singular. Yes ✌🏼
Who’s that fellow claiming that prog had working class roots? I’m willing to hear the argument- facts, please.
But a lot of us are skeptical.
Here ruclips.net/video/T8-HhVJDT8o/видео.htmlsi=pZ-M_hTR6sM243QY
These guys all go to my tailor, (except the babe).
I hope Nicole showed you how to properly look for jazz records lol
Yes, The people who believe all the crap they hear about crap all over the streets and how terrible the city is have never been to SF!! It’s a beautiful city and I miss living there every day since moving to Iowa!!
Pull your head out of the sand.
@@seanm3226 You stop believing all the crap you hear Go out there and see for yourself! Get your head out of your ass!
*And in all the trains &banks they robbed, they nevershot anyone* 14:18
So you live in Seattle nowadays? I was suspicious because of the size of your vinyl collection.
That's the trouble with San Franciscans. Even when they actually live in Winnemucca, they pretend they are living in SF.
I’m not pretending but I was born there and it’s still a part of me ✌🏼