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Music and vinyl discussion review and critique by West Virginia native Anthony Rogers and his guests. Wildflow aims to provide a different perspective unique to our little corner of the world, subject matters, bands, issues, in light of Anthony's own musical journey and private limited edition vinyl releases on the private press Wildflow label.
Ranking the Records: The Velvet Underground (with Dino Devic)
Tony and Dino lead us through the short but sweet catalog of the band that seemingly influenced everyone that followed, the velvet underground. This is another installment of the terrible three series. We would ask you to help us out by hitting the like button and subscribing. Please leave your comments below, we always appreciate you coming along with us on the ride.
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Ranking the Records: Neil Young Top 10 (with Jay Stickley)
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In this episode, Tony and Jay dive into their favorites from the large catalogue of music icon Neil Young. Please remember to help us out by hitting the like button, and subscribing. Please remember to leave your comments below, we always appreciate you being along for the ride. #vinylcommunity #recordcollector #musiccritic #musictalk #musiccollector #independentartist #wildflow #anthonywrogers...
Reviewing the Three Nick Drake Records
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In this episode, Tony takes us through, in his order of preference, the THREE sacred records recorded by the tragic English pop folk artist Nick Drake. For those not familiar with Nick Drake, I would recommend any of the available documentaries, books, etc. There's a wealth of information and misinformation out there. However, what remains are three of the most English sounding records born fro...
Show and Tell: A Bunch of Elvis Costello 12 Inch Singles and some Oddities
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Tony drops a short video to show y'all the 12 inch records in his collection that he came across while preparing for his ranking of Elvis Costello records that will drop in the next couple of weeks. It really is amazing how many 12 inch singles Elvis had that late into his career, nearly all of which featured some non-LP tracks, a very prolific artist. Please help us out by liking the video and...
Ranking the Records: The Gun Club
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In this episode, Tony takes us through the tragic course of destiny for the Gun Club and Jeffrey Lee Pierce. From the formative days of Jeff's unique tuning that got Kid Congo playing through the various incarnations of the band. Finally, his long addiction and health problems again robbed us of another unique voice. Although Jeff's vocals are an acquired taste in that he does not necessarily s...
Ranking the Records: David Bowie (with Dino Devic)
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Tony and Dino kick off their terrible three trilogy with the chameleon David Bowie. Not surprisingly, Tony and Dino have slightly different angles on the same artist. Thanks for helping us out by smashing the like button and subscribing. We always appreciate you here on our wild journey. #vinylcommunity #recordcollector #musiccritic #musictalk #musiccollector #independentartist #wildflow #antho...
Ranking the Records: The Free Design
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Flying into bubbly sticky super sweet sunshine pop, Squaresville, Tony takes us to the delights of the Free Design. The band which emanated from the Dedrick family from Delevan, New York - south of Buffalo, might as well have been from the planet Mars. Unique to the Free Design, they were encapsulated by the Enoch Light project 3 label, a label associated far more with the easy listening market...
Ranking the Records: Gentle Giant
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In this episode, Tony leads us through the impressive catalog of uber prog rock band Gentle Giant. Giant are one of the few bands in the progressive era who have a larger profile NOW than when they were active. Thank time for allowing everyone to catch up with the complexities of this one of a kind all inspiring entities. Please help us out by subscribing, hitting the like button, and we always...
Ranking the Records: King Crimson (with Dino Devic)
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It's another beautiful day in the neighborhood with good old friend Dino Devic stopping by to traverse through the King Crimson catalog. It's strange to say, but this is one of the only times we find ourselves with similar lists, but with someone's number one at the bottom of the other's list! We are happy to have dino on board, and he will be coming on to help us through some other important c...
Ranking the Records: Julian Cope Top Ten
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In this episode, Tony takes us through the creme... so to speak of Julian H. Cope catalogue. Julian has done many side projects and has been through many phases. I hope I don't date myself with my top 10, since they all seem to come from the same period. I am encouraged by some of his newer releases as they appear to be headed back towards the psychedelic abandoned of his peak years. There was ...
A Love Letter to the Shaggs
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In this episode, Tony stops to pay tribute to and give appreciation to the wonder girls of Fremont, New Hampshire, the Shaggs. Tony leads us from 1969's debut record to their discovery by NRBQ's Terry Adams, and rerelease on Rounder Records. Here's a genuine tribute to a band who did things their own way without any reference to the outside world, which apparently warps OUR tendencies in not al...
Ranking the Records: The Police
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In this episode, Tony leads us through the brief, but remarkably consistent catalog of the English rock trio, the Police. Kings of the '80s, Sting, Andy and Stewart created a whole new mashup of reggae and ska influenced pop with always an eye on the melody. Please remember to hit the like button, subscribe, and leave your comments below. #vinylcommunity #recordcollector #musiccritic #musictalk...
Ranking the Records: The Cosmic Jokers
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In this edition on TTTM, Tony examines arguably the most psychedelic and tripped out act of all time, Rolf Kaiser and Gille Lettman's Cosmic Jokers. The cosmic jokers were a group of studio musicians in Germany who recorded with Dieter Dierks, some drug inspired jam sessions which served the basis of Rolf and Gille's fantasy world. We can't believe we found a listing for a tarot deck designed b...
Ranking the Records: Beach Boys
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In this episode, Tony takes us through the ups and downs of the catalog from the worst record of all time to arguably the greatest. Please remember to leave your list, comments, hit the subscribe and like buttons, and we always appreciate your viewership. #vinylcommunity #recordcollector #musiccritic #musictalk #musiccollector #independentartist #wildflow #anthonywrogers #beachboys #brianwilson...
Show and Tell: A few odd Beach Boys related solo LPs.
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In this second installment of Beach Boys show and tell, Sony shares some of the lower profile and obscure Beach Boys solo projects. Coming soon, is our Beach Boys big countdown, and always remember to like, subscribe, and leave your comments below. We appreciate your viewership. #vinylcommunity #recordcollector #musiccritic #musictalk #musiccollector #independentartist #wildflow #anthonywrogers...
Ranking the Records: Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band
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Ranking the Records: Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band
Blue Oyster Cult: What Was Lost Before Tyranny and Mutation
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Blue Oyster Cult: What Was Lost Before Tyranny and Mutation
Ranking the Records: NRBQ and Terry Adams solo
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Ranking the Records: NRBQ and Terry Adams solo
Lindsey Buckingham Vs. Fleetwood Mac-Art is the Best Revenge
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Lindsey Buckingham Vs. Fleetwood Mac-Art is the Best Revenge
Review-The Rolling Stones Philadelphia PA Lincoln Financial Field June 11 2024
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Review-The Rolling Stones Philadelphia PA Lincoln Financial Field June 11 2024
Follow Up Video on Kracker: Rockin' Out on Rolling Stones Records!
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Follow Up Video on Kracker: Rockin' Out on Rolling Stones Records!
Ranking the Records: Father's Day Special, Father (Tony) and Son (Joe) Rank the Beatles' Studio LPs
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Ranking the Records: Father's Day Special, Father (Tony) and Son (Joe) Rank the Beatles' Studio LPs
Randy Bachman's First Two "Very Different" Solo Albums
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Randy Bachman's First Two "Very Different" Solo Albums
Ranking the Records: Allan Holdsworth
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Ranking the Records: Allan Holdsworth
Ranking the Records: Tony and Jay's Top 10 Rolling Stones LPs
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Ranking the Records: Tony and Jay's Top 10 Rolling Stones LPs
Tony really been enjoyin grandpas old medicine recently
love Weather Report. You did a nice job detailing the different lineups of the band. 1977's Heavy Weather and 1980's Night Passage and 1983's Procession are quite a showstopper to say the least.
Great video. I really enjoyed it.
iiiivee beeen thinkin of uuuu bringin back the old theme toon and ditchin this bad oneeeeeee
In the sixties I saw Cream, Hendrix, The Doors, Moby Grape, The Who, The Move, The Nazz, Quicksilver, etc, etc. But only five years ago I discovered The Free Design through a streaming service and was blown away by the beauty of their vocal harmonies and the fine production and arrangements on their records. (Stereolab has paid homage to them.) I have about 3,000 LPs but have never seen one of their reocords in the bins the sixty years that I have been a record collector. It's good to see that someone else appreciates this excellent band. Tony, if vocal harmonies are your thing, check out The Lemon Twigs LP, "Everything Harmony," from 2023. Thanks for posting this
I subscribed and liked BEFORE I watched this ! Knowing that I would find it most enjoyable , which I did ! Back in Bristol in England I saw them just twice , the first time was before Brix had joined the group , around the time of The man whose Head Expanded single , because they played that ! The other time was when Brix was in the band , I think that was around the time of The Wonderful and Frightening World of The Fall lp ! They were brilliant both times !
somebody's been sippin' on grandpa's old medicine
Amazing
What a mediocre band.
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Thx!
Fire Of Love has to be #1 for me.
Sorry, but I don't want to hear a bunch of "deep cuts". I want to hear his HITS, not a brief medley of them. He is coming to my area and is a hard pass for me. Also, he is quoted as saying that IF you vote for a particular candidate, don't bother coming to his show. I really hate when candidates spout their "political views". They are entertainers to me and I could care less how they vote.
@3:40 - there's an obscure Christian canadian band called 'the carpenter's union' that does a good job with 2 Free Design tracks from around 1972. I still have never found an original pressing of a full Free Design album in Canada - there are canada pressings but pretty scarce. Tons of Motolla LPs though
1s😊t time I saw them was at Grenolds park in Miami before their first album 1969 . Great .
Gentle Giant is one of the most underrated bands of all time. Talk about top notch musicianship from great playing, everyone in the band being multi instrumental, songs that are composed well, and being so unique but making it all work. Great shout out to Kerry Minnear one of the most underrated keyboard players, his unique style was a big part of Gentle Giants signature sound.
As to Swoon, I thought immediately of Joe Jackson
1st Tier Abbey Road White Album Magical Mystery Tour 2nd Tier Sgt.Pepper Revolver Let it Be 3rd Tier Rubber Soul Hard Day's Night Help! 4th Tier Beatles for Sale Please Please Me With the Beatles
i've been thinkin of u
I can't fault a fellow Fall fan for their favorite album choices. There are a lot of reasons to like the Fall, given their continual evolution, and I can appreciate them all. What changed for me, was listening to The Fall on vinyl with a good sound system. There are so many nuances there you don't catch with digital music. Take Dragnet, for example, those songs have a dark, primitive sound on digital, but on vinyl you also have a lightheartedness that shines through, making it a very different experience.
In the court which is their first is by far the finest album that KC ever made. It is a masterpiece
Interesting and well done. Though I disagree with a lot, I totally understand the sophistry behind the choices. Clearly a big fan. The beauty of The Fall, everyone's got their favorite and least favorite. I also think it largely depends on when you entered the fold. I was seventeen when I bought my first Fall record, Extricate, so that will always rate higher on my list than most.
Sometimes I feel lost in music, so many genres, mark e made them all! Old Gang is an outstanding psych killer in my opinion, not just ok, basically it is all about real RockandRoll even when it’s more electronically you‘ve like 60‘s psych vibes in it! ❤
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Weird how Today this morning I remembered a television documentary about standing Stones in the British isles. Sounds like Allen Ginsberg when I say ," I thought of Julian Cope" Look here it pops up on UA-cam. Can this phone read my mind. In all seriousness JC resurfacing with music and stones is wonderful 😊
This was thoroughly entertaining. Thanks for the effort! My top five: 1. Psychedelic revolution 2. Fried 3. 20 Mothers (I had no idea it was released on vinyl!) 4. Skellington 5. England expectorates Still haven't heard Droolian though, and I suspect it might be competing. But I'm not too keen on the kraut-ish stuff. Jehovahkill is a bit too slow and outdrawn for my tastebuds.
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Swoon has aged so well imo, possibly as a result of not being 'immediate'.
Started with Jeff in the late 90s. Read about his weird/sad demise in Rolling Stone mag. About 7 years ago I picked up Tim's box set that has everything up through Greetings. You cover some interesting artists on your channel. NRBQ - will be watching that one soon
Smile is a record that came out in 2011. Recorded in 66-67. I don't know why so many don't count it, while others count Stars and Stripes. I don't consider Stars and Stripes because its more of a tribute to their hits by country artists.
As a bassist, I totaly agree the fact that Stewart defenitely changed the way of drumming. He's so gifted and creative! You must listen to Louis Cole, who had the same effect on me recently than Stewart did in the 70's - 80's
Why? Isn’t that the function of the punter. Oh wait, this is the ‘reaction’ generation.
Doo doo doo, da dah dah dah, we're an overrated band.
Only five studio albums and perhaps only the 3rd was “rushed” due to a lack of new material (hence there being two instrumentals) (plus Voices In My Head, a great jam which is mostly an instrumental.) Ghost In The Machine will always be my favorite; especially the delightfully moody 2nd side.
Walk on… what a song!
I agree with your list. I think my only change would be putting Zenyatta number one and Regatta two, but I'm not arguing. Good smart list. Both albums retain the rawness of their beginnings, while burnishing their production value, which, in my opinion, led to overproduction on their last two albums (still great, by the way), but if I wanted high end production at the expense of rawness, I would have bought Toto albums instead.
Lets give this a listen. I suspect im going to disagree in a polite Todd fan way For me the top 10 albums would be in no real order Something Anything A Wizard True Star Todd Second Wind Healing The Individualist Liars State With A Twist No World Order Making a top 5 would be very interesting as it would change virtually every day I think you could do a list of the best Rundgren/Utopia album from each decade...latter decades would be difficult and restricted for choice though
A lot of factual errors and a lot of extraneous asides that no one gives a shit about. Should be a 2 minute video - not over 16 minutes. And we don't need to see you picking your teeth or slurping your drink through a straw. Edit please!
The Police are probably the only band were i find it impossible to rank their albums..all 5 are brilliant and different.
Saw them at the old Atlantis club, before they were known, with 25 others on a Friday night. Back then, pre 9:30 club, the acts would play Friday and Saturday nights, they were early punk and new wave. Went back on Ssturday night to see em again, pretty much everyone who was their on Friday came back and bought a friend. Great 3 piece band, maybe the best.
im guessin Zenyata Mondatta No1
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I agree With you 100 % I've all vinyl FZ releases that's enough for me . Bring on Mothers 68
Agree! After Brian.........Love turned the Beach Boys into a nostagia park band. Brian's look on the Video During #26. Yes Blame Love on everything bad on Beach Boys.........come on Mike Love! Thank you for your hard work!
I disagree. The fans told the Beach Boys what they wanted. Personally, my favorite era is 66-73. So, I prefer that era. But what do they do if they are performing Long Promised Road or All This is That, while the audience is screaming for Babarann or Little Deuce Coup? I blame the media for a lot of that. Mike blamed Capitol Records for promoting them as the number 1 surf band in 1967, when they hadn't been a surf band for several years. Disney plus also played into that image of them. That was the worst Beach Boys documentary I have ever seen! VH1s Endless Harmony is still their definitive documentary! Disney plus could have done so much to bring awareness to their later stuff! But they didn't.
Love Captain Beefheart, have all his albums, some on CD and even cassette. Plus, have posters, original artwork by Don, and even his bandmates, along with of-course many a books! In addition, to seeing him perform 4 times!
To make matters worse, Wilson is a painful individual to listem to talk. He's very much in like with himself. His own music is as dire as music gets.