That Crypt Digger record is so cool. Enjoyed the entry. Let TKR VideoCentral know you did a video. The prize will be $100 gift card and I think 2 runner ups with $25 gift cards.
Aloha Sam, Glad you did this Contest. This morning I was watching 👀, Vinyl Richie's Channel & he mentioned your name, and you sure do have unique types of recordings. Was a fun video to watch. Looking forward to seeing your next video. Mahalo Ed
Apenas ayer me suscribi a tu canal, mi fluides en el ingles no es muy buena, pero lo poco que entiendo de ti, me hace feliz al conocer personas como tú, cuyo aprecio por la musica, en especial por el rock, aun se sigue apreciando desde el culto por esta bella generacion que aun sigue floreciendo a lo largo de la historia, suerte, y con todo el amor del universo, te deseo lo mejor de este mundo ¡LONG LIVE ROCK AND ROLL!.
Lo siento, mi español no es tan bueno, así que esto se copia y pega desde el traductor de Google. ¡Pero me alegra que disfrutes de mi canal y es genial ver a tanta gente de todo el mundo ver mis videos y compartir nuestro amor común por la música y los discos!
Ayer leí tu respuesta, y me alegra que me hayas leido a pesar de que tu español no es muy bueno, tal y cual como lo escribistes, sin embargo, me siento dichoso de empezar a conocer a una mujer cuya manera de pensar me da a entender que eres de mente abierta y comprensible ante el buen gusto por el arte, y en especial ante aquellos que de alguna u otra manera, piensan o comparten en un bien comun, lo que si te pido son disculpas por no haberte dado las gracias por tan bello mensaje, que tengas un feliz dia, hasta el proximo video.
Hi . Brilliant video . I love the obscurity of all this vinyl on the vc . I’m on Discogs to but how do you find out how many people have that particular vinyl ? thanks
A good place to start, if you're interested, is Incapacitants. Despite the egalitarian nature of noise, there is a lot of base shock-value stuff that is best ignored. Incapacitants is pure fun. Love these videos!
There was a record store that sold just noise stuff in Portland, but last time I was there it was gone. There's a lot of variation when it comes to noise because each project is so personal. If you like sustained harsh sound with little variation, but each second you hear things that may or may not be there, Vomir is the best. The word 'no' in sonic form. The Rita is another modern noise artist, but that work is all about obsession and a lot of his recent work is blasted out contact-mik'd recordings of ballerinas as they are performing. 'The Nylons of Laura Antonelli' is a masterwork.
That was fun. Got me looking at discogs. Found out I'm the only person owning a 45 by Sayhitolisa. Also a 78 by Bill Robinson and The Quails. I know there's a bunch of others but I'm too lazy to look for them.
The Penguins Memories Of El Monte was on Original Sound first in 1963. Confidential was first on Vita and then Dot in 1956. I have the Original Sound promo and Confidential on Dot. Both great songs!
That's interesting, I wonder why Gorda decided to pair those two songs together. I always thought Confidential sounded a bit older compared to El Monte
Your singles are nice - love the labels on the 45s. I look forward to watching your vids. Just a Little Lovin is more my speed - I love bargain bin shopping. The Crypt Digger cover is awesome!!
Nice to see the cat in the background at one point lol. Can't say I'd heard of any of the records shown really (with the obvious exception of Blank Generation) although I think you might have shown the Mark Chapman Experience one in a previous video of yours, although might be wrong, tbf it's certainly a band name you don't forget.
Nice collection. Alas, I have copy of the Johnny Labow album. Picked it up in Toronto a couple of years ago. That Crate Digger album looks very cool Congrats!
Hi Sam - The first time I saw JFA they were known as Jodie Fosters Army & opening for Killing Joke. Jodie had some attorneys make them drop that name. I suppose it was inevitable that a band would name itself something like The Mark Chapman Experience - I find it amusing & certainly memorable but of course many wouldn't. I have a dry sense of humor. You stumped me & have a potential winning entry here. Good Luck 👍
Nice find on the Bloodrock album.You gotta track down Bloodrock 2 wih DOA...one of the creepiest songs ever. You mentioned Porter Wagoner. You should check out a song he recorded called Rubber Room....Its insane and was covered by Alex Chilton too!
I'm always on the lookout for Bloodrock 2! I actually like Porter Wagoner, and he does have a few exceptionally great songs. But most of his work is pretty meh
I'm surprised that at the Bloodrock pick. The other pressings are pretty common cool that you got the ultra collectable version. Richard Hell rocks cool vid! Cheers 🍻
You should make the video an official contest entry since you have done one, plus Vinyl Ritchie will get credit for it, which means that he will get an additional entry into the contest. He really needs to win because we all know he needs more records. I made an entry for it last week sometime, but it was because I saw Chris from Rekkid Talk's entry, and so he gets the credit for it. I'm glad you decided to show off that Zappa single that I envy you for. Of course, I have none of the records you showed. That original UK printing of Bloodrock is so very cool too. Love the story about the Crypt Digger record!
I did let him know that I did a video but he could count my entry towards Vinyl Richie. Yeah that UK Bloodrock was such a weird one to find in the PNW.
can you add more info re: your "LW" BG copy? as you say this is based off of discogs, no "original" '77 US presses have this designation in the notes. if this "LW" appears in the matrix, it appears to denote a test pressing. cheers.
Sam, good approach to determine what is uncommon. Normally, LW (Richard Hell & Voidoids) indicates that the album was pressed by Capitol in Los Angeles. - Chris
Thanks Jack, yeah I even thought that too but it has EMI on the labels and back cover and it says Made In Great Britain and the matrix matches the only UK release on Discogs
Always cool. The last album had a song by Ronnie Hawkins... I think he was from Canada and created a group called "The Hawks" later to be dubbed "The Band." Peace on earth.
Thank you! Yeah, Levon Helms and Robbie Robertson were part of Ronnie Hawkins backing band before leaving and starting The Band. Ronnie also made an appearance in The Last Waltz
Great video. Never seen any of those out here in the wild for sure! Cool stuff. Love your presentation. Subbed and liked. I'm a relative newcomber to the VC and certainly nothing fancy over at my Twangers Turntable channel but definitely would welcome a visit. Looking forward to seeing more. Cheers. 🤘🎶🤘
Great entry, Sam! Love the idea of using Discogs, never thought of that...:-) I also commented on your notice, let me know what you want to do. Subbed up for your channel too - thanks for your entry video!
Do you listen to noise? Lots of great releases exist in micro-editions and with some of the coolest packaging and bizarre formats you can imagine. I love rhythm and melody as much as the next person, but I also love a speaker-melting rager. To me, that's actual punk. No cartoonish costumes, no embarrassing lyrics, no faux anger.
Great contest entry Sam certainly packed with obscure records that I doubt would be known of here in britain. The discogs method was a great way of checking out records 👍👍👍
Old friend of mine would use his cutter to make me vinyls of tracks never released on vinyl, or utube uploads, etc. One off's of this type- not all that legal? - are not that uncommon. Quality can be sketchy, his machine was around 1-2$k, so not high end, but knowing only you have one does make them feel more special. I collect the DIY 40's50's make your own record in a cutting booth 45's, also sketchy sound quality, they tend to disintegrate, but fascinating time capsules. Used to see them quite a lot in fleas, etc.
That's so cool! That's why I love collecting 45's, it's so much easier to find really unique and obscure stuff on those compared to an LP. And I love how Third Man Records have those "Make Your Own Record" booths in their stores.
@@ts_vinyl Ah yes, I vaguely recall hearing about the Third Man stores going back to this. Good idea of theirs. In the USA a lot of Gospel Lp's you see frequently are very limted editions. Many or even most not on Discogs, although people that own these not the typical user of that resource.
I have the Bloodrock album with "D.O.A." on it, which is one of the great "death rock" songs (ala "Leader Of The Pack", "Teen Angel", "Tell Laura I Love Her", etc). That's not it, though! Congrats on the score! Is it any good? My memory is "D.O.A." is the only tune I liked off of the album I have (which is I think their second or third album).
D.O.A. was on their 2nd album, which from what I've heard tends to be everyone's favorite. But I really love this first album and I've heard from others that have really dived into Bloodrock's discography that their first two albums are the ones to have.
Be careful with the discogs haves and wants, the wants can be grossly overstated as newbies tend to hit the "want" on the master release page, this then flags EVERY release of the "record" as wanted.
I was just gaging the rarity of the albums by the "have" number. I just mentioned the want so people who aren't that familiar with Discogs understood where I was getting those numbers from
Check out German Krautrock, its classified as progressive, but its classic rock, heavy jazz overtones and just a hint of psychodelia. A good start is Alcatraz - Vampire State Building, their inspiration can be found influencing alot of music and never getting credit
@@ts_vinyl its a varied style and that is only one style, maybe check out lucifers friend, Kraftwerk, or heres a playlist ua-cam.com/video/EAXYMOgHQI4/v-deo.html
you don't have 1.4.5. the Pink Invasion 12 Inch, or the Flash Cubes Christi Girl 45, I have all Blood Rock L.P.'s Richard Hell Voidoids a Promo version signed by Hell
Ps . I love the look of your collection behind you . But …. That looks like a fridge behind your records . And that will give off heat , bit to close to the records hun?? Lol it’s just me having a panic . If not …. Move the fridge lol x
Do you know anyone who has the Flame Fortune orange 12" 'Sex Symbol", with some contribution from Mr INXS himself, ruddy Michael Hutchence. Time to make my video and join the community.
Very nice. If you're looking for more reading material, get 'The Real Frank Zappa Book'. His autobiography and it is informative and hilarious. And on my show, I have an introduction to Frank Zappa. I'll send a link. I'm a huge fan.
Good video but a couple of points. 1: as a collector I am very surprised that you seem to be unaware of the golden rule - NEVER touch the playing surface, only touch the edge and the label 2: you should not judge a record's rarity by how many people on discogs have a copy. It might me owned by far more people who are NOT on discogs. And not all users of discogs say what they have.
I'm sorry to be the one to burst your bubble about the Bloodrock album, but if the label says Capitol, it can't be a European release.....At the time you were talking about, Capitol was the North American "arm" of EMI....If it was European, it would have had a label like Parlophone,etc....Like your channel....Peace and Love
It does have EMI markings on the label and jacket. It also says printed in Great Britain on the jacket and the matrix matches the ones listed for the UK press on Discogs
Something to consider is that some records are rare because no one wants them. They are just bad records, bad recording, bad music. Rare does not always equate to good.
Another fine list! Crypt Digger …sounds like wax that’s right up my alley.
Vinyl Ritchie rules! Nice picks for TKR. Crypt Digger - Wow!
That Crypt Digger record is so cool. Enjoyed the entry. Let TKR VideoCentral know you did a video. The prize will be $100 gift card and I think 2 runner ups with $25 gift cards.
I let him know that I made a video and that he could count it towards another entry for you! Good luck!
Aloha Sam,
Glad you did this Contest. This morning I was watching 👀, Vinyl Richie's Channel & he mentioned your name, and you sure do have unique types of recordings. Was a fun video to watch.
Looking forward to seeing your next video.
Mahalo Ed
Thanks Ed!
Apenas ayer me suscribi a tu canal, mi fluides en el ingles no es muy buena, pero lo poco que entiendo de ti, me hace feliz al conocer personas como tú, cuyo aprecio por la musica, en especial por el rock, aun se sigue apreciando desde el culto por esta bella generacion que aun sigue floreciendo a lo largo de la historia, suerte, y con todo el amor del universo, te deseo lo mejor de este mundo ¡LONG LIVE ROCK AND ROLL!.
Lo siento, mi español no es tan bueno, así que esto se copia y pega desde el traductor de Google. ¡Pero me alegra que disfrutes de mi canal y es genial ver a tanta gente de todo el mundo ver mis videos y compartir nuestro amor común por la música y los discos!
Ayer leí tu respuesta, y me alegra que me hayas leido a pesar de que tu español no es muy bueno, tal y cual como lo escribistes, sin embargo, me siento dichoso de empezar a conocer a una mujer cuya manera de pensar me da a entender que eres de mente abierta y comprensible ante el buen gusto por el arte, y en especial ante aquellos que de alguna u otra manera, piensan o comparten en un bien comun, lo que si te pido son disculpas por no haberte dado las gracias por tan bello mensaje, que tengas un feliz dia, hasta el proximo video.
bien dicho
Enjoyed this. I’ve watched a few of these and they all are good.
Killer video! I definitely don’t have any of the albums you showed!! Thank you for showing them👍🤘🤘
Thanks Aaron!
Id say you succeeded Sam. Not only do I not have any for those, Ive never even heard of any of those.
Haha the double whammy!
Another Awesomeeeee Totally Rad video by Telegram Sam
Enjoyed the show and tell. I know I don’t have any of those. Well done
Hi . Brilliant video . I love the obscurity of all this vinyl on the vc . I’m on Discogs to but how do you find out how many people have that particular vinyl ? thanks
the first time i heard this bloodrock record i was 12v years old 1974
15 in 1971 !
A good place to start, if you're interested, is Incapacitants. Despite the egalitarian nature of noise, there is a lot of base shock-value stuff that is best ignored. Incapacitants is pure fun. Love these videos!
Thanks for the recommendation, I just added them to my Spotify!
There was a record store that sold just noise stuff in Portland, but last time I was there it was gone. There's a lot of variation when it comes to noise because each project is so personal. If you like sustained harsh sound with little variation, but each second you hear things that may or may not be there, Vomir is the best. The word 'no' in sonic form. The Rita is another modern noise artist, but that work is all about obsession and a lot of his recent work is blasted out contact-mik'd recordings of ballerinas as they are performing. 'The Nylons of Laura Antonelli' is a masterwork.
That was fun. Got me looking at discogs. Found out I'm the only person owning a 45 by Sayhitolisa. Also a 78 by Bill Robinson and The Quails. I know there's a bunch of others but I'm too lazy to look for them.
I love your top Sam. Watching from London UK.
Cool entry
I just keep being amazed.
The Penguins Memories Of El Monte was on Original Sound first in 1963. Confidential was first on Vita and then Dot in 1956. I have the Original Sound promo and Confidential on Dot. Both great songs!
That's interesting, I wonder why Gorda decided to pair those two songs together. I always thought Confidential sounded a bit older compared to El Monte
That's how I did my entry too by using Discogs. Those are some cool 45's and a nice Zappa find. Great entry. I don't have any of these.
Thanks Randall!
Your singles are nice - love the labels on the 45s. I look forward to watching your vids. Just a Little Lovin is more my speed - I love bargain bin shopping. The Crypt Digger cover is awesome!!
Nice to see the cat in the background at one point lol. Can't say I'd heard of any of the records shown really (with the obvious exception of Blank Generation) although I think you might have shown the Mark Chapman Experience one in a previous video of yours, although might be wrong, tbf it's certainly a band name you don't forget.
I did show that MCE in a Recent Vinyl Pickups video I did a while back when I got it
Nice collection. Alas, I have copy of the Johnny Labow album. Picked it up in Toronto a couple of years ago. That Crate Digger album looks very cool Congrats!
Wow can't believe I found one of the other 14 that have it, nice!
Hi Sam - The first time I saw JFA they were known as Jodie Fosters Army & opening for Killing Joke. Jodie had some attorneys make them drop that name. I suppose it was inevitable that a band would name itself something like The Mark Chapman Experience - I find it amusing & certainly memorable but of course many wouldn't. I have a dry sense of humor. You stumped me & have a potential winning entry here. Good Luck 👍
Haha thanks David! Never heard of Jodie Fosters Army, will have to see if I can still find their music.
@@ts_vinyl Jodies Foster's Army was really popular with the 80s skate punks at my high school, but they were they only ones who knew about them.
Nice find on the Bloodrock album.You gotta track down Bloodrock 2 wih DOA...one of the creepiest songs ever. You mentioned Porter Wagoner. You should check out a song he recorded called Rubber Room....Its insane and was covered by Alex Chilton too!
I'm always on the lookout for Bloodrock 2! I actually like Porter Wagoner, and he does have a few exceptionally great songs. But most of his work is pretty meh
I'm surprised that at the Bloodrock pick. The other pressings are pretty common cool that you got the ultra collectable version. Richard Hell rocks cool vid! Cheers 🍻
You should make the video an official contest entry since you have done one, plus Vinyl Ritchie will get credit for it, which means that he will get an additional entry into the contest. He really needs to win because we all know he needs more records. I made an entry for it last week sometime, but it was because I saw Chris from Rekkid Talk's entry, and so he gets the credit for it. I'm glad you decided to show off that Zappa single that I envy you for. Of course, I have none of the records you showed. That original UK printing of Bloodrock is so very cool too. Love the story about the Crypt Digger record!
I did let him know that I did a video but he could count my entry towards Vinyl Richie. Yeah that UK Bloodrock was such a weird one to find in the PNW.
can you add more info re: your "LW" BG copy? as you say this is based off of discogs, no "original" '77 US presses have this designation in the notes. if this "LW" appears in the matrix, it appears to denote a test pressing. cheers.
Here's a link to the version I have:
www.discogs.com/release/16671021-Richard-Hell-The-Voidoids-Blank-Generation
Richard Hell should be reissued. Everybody need to own that record.
Sam, good approach to determine what is uncommon. Normally, LW (Richard Hell & Voidoids) indicates that the album was pressed by Capitol in Los Angeles. - Chris
Nice, thanks for answering my LW question Chris!
Nice video . The Bloodrock lp on the green capitol seems odd . I’ve never seen a UK on that label , only US.
Thanks Jack, yeah I even thought that too but it has EMI on the labels and back cover and it says Made In Great Britain and the matrix matches the only UK release on Discogs
I think noble records has the Richard Hell lp, or a similar version. He showed it in a recent vid.
I'm not sure which one Dillon has, but I believe the one he showed was a promo and I think they used a different pressing of the album for those
Always cool.
The last album had a song by Ronnie Hawkins...
I think he was from Canada
and created a group called "The Hawks"
later to be dubbed "The Band."
Peace on earth.
Thank you! Yeah, Levon Helms and Robbie Robertson were part of Ronnie Hawkins backing band before leaving and starting The Band. Ronnie also made an appearance in The Last Waltz
Cool records. Never heard of Vendettas. Gotta check them out since they are from Atlanta.
Killer band, really want to get their only full-length LP
You rock 😊👍
Great video. Never seen any of those out here in the wild for sure! Cool stuff. Love your presentation. Subbed and liked. I'm a relative newcomber to the VC and certainly nothing fancy over at my Twangers Turntable channel but definitely would welcome a visit. Looking forward to seeing more. Cheers. 🤘🎶🤘
Thank you and welcome to the VC! Always glad to see new people add their perspective to music and record collecting
Great entry, Sam! Love the idea of using Discogs, never thought of that...:-) I also commented on your notice, let me know what you want to do. Subbed up for your channel too - thanks for your entry video!
bloodrock 1 is a greaaaat record album..............superb texas HR!!!!!!!!!!! play it loud!!!!!!!!!
Do you listen to noise? Lots of great releases exist in micro-editions and with some of the coolest packaging and bizarre formats you can imagine. I love rhythm and melody as much as the next person, but I also love a speaker-melting rager. To me, that's actual punk. No cartoonish costumes, no embarrassing lyrics, no faux anger.
I've gotten into it this last year or so. I would say I'm still at the beginner level when it comes to noise
Great contest entry Sam certainly packed with obscure records that I doubt would be known of here in britain.
The discogs method was a great way of checking out records 👍👍👍
Thanks Nick!
Awesome
Banned on a lot of radio stations when I was in High school !
Our Antique stores here in Vancouver BC SUX
Yeah, antiques stores are very hit or miss. But once you find one that hits you always keep coming back to them
I will like to know records pressing in Jamaica and Barbados are they of any value.
Old friend of mine would use his cutter to make me vinyls of tracks never released on vinyl, or utube uploads, etc. One off's of this type- not all that legal? - are not that uncommon. Quality can be sketchy, his machine was around 1-2$k, so not high end, but knowing only you have one does make them feel more special. I collect the DIY 40's50's make your own record in a cutting booth 45's, also sketchy sound quality, they tend to disintegrate, but fascinating time capsules. Used to see them quite a lot in fleas, etc.
That's so cool! That's why I love collecting 45's, it's so much easier to find really unique and obscure stuff on those compared to an LP. And I love how Third Man Records have those "Make Your Own Record" booths in their stores.
@@ts_vinyl Ah yes, I vaguely recall hearing about the Third Man stores going back to this. Good idea of theirs. In the USA a lot of Gospel Lp's you see frequently are very limted editions. Many or even most not on Discogs, although people that own these not the typical user of that resource.
ha! i have that bloodrock OG BABY!!
OG UK press? Nice!
@@ts_vinyl no Canadian!
I have the Bloodrock album with "D.O.A." on it, which is one of the great "death rock" songs (ala "Leader Of The Pack", "Teen Angel", "Tell Laura I Love Her", etc). That's not it, though! Congrats on the score! Is it any good? My memory is "D.O.A." is the only tune I liked off of the album I have (which is I think their second or third album).
D.O.A. was on their 2nd album, which from what I've heard tends to be everyone's favorite. But I really love this first album and I've heard from others that have really dived into Bloodrock's discography that their first two albums are the ones to have.
Be careful with the discogs haves and wants, the wants can be grossly overstated as newbies tend to hit the "want" on the master release page, this then flags EVERY release of the "record" as wanted.
I was just gaging the rarity of the albums by the "have" number. I just mentioned the want so people who aren't that familiar with Discogs understood where I was getting those numbers from
Check out German Krautrock, its classified as progressive, but its classic rock, heavy jazz overtones and just a hint of psychodelia.
A good start is Alcatraz - Vampire State Building, their inspiration can be found influencing alot of music and never getting credit
I've dabbled in Krautrock but have never really dived into it, thanks for the recommendation!
@@ts_vinyl its a varied style and that is only one style, maybe check out lucifers friend, Kraftwerk, or heres a playlist ua-cam.com/video/EAXYMOgHQI4/v-deo.html
I want your ODB record.
you don't have 1.4.5. the Pink Invasion 12 Inch, or the Flash Cubes Christi Girl 45, I have all Blood Rock L.P.'s Richard Hell Voidoids a Promo version signed by Hell
Ps . I love the look of your collection behind you . But …. That looks like a fridge behind your records . And that will give off heat , bit to close to the records hun?? Lol it’s just me having a panic . If not …. Move the fridge lol x
Detroit Hooker Fight. Great song name lol
Haha that's what made me buy it
Do you know anyone who has the Flame Fortune orange 12" 'Sex Symbol", with some contribution from Mr INXS himself, ruddy Michael Hutchence.
Time to make my video and join the community.
I don't ... but as a huge INXS fan you have piqued my interest!
I saw a black cat walk by in the background.
I didn't have any of these.
Very nice. If you're looking for more reading material, get 'The Real Frank Zappa Book'. His autobiography and it is informative and hilarious. And on my show, I have an introduction to Frank Zappa. I'll send a link.
I'm a huge fan.
Thanks for the book recommendation, always need more books to read about music!
Good video but a couple of points.
1: as a collector I am very surprised that you seem to be unaware of the golden rule - NEVER touch the playing surface, only touch the edge and the label
2: you should not judge a record's rarity by how many people on discogs have a copy. It might me owned by far more people who are NOT on discogs. And not all users of discogs say what they have.
10 record that no one has, seen some interesting entrees.
I'm sorry to be the one to burst your bubble about the Bloodrock album, but if the label says Capitol, it can't be a European release.....At the time you were talking about, Capitol was the North American "arm" of EMI....If it was European, it would have had a label like Parlophone,etc....Like your channel....Peace and Love
It does have EMI markings on the label and jacket. It also says printed in Great Britain on the jacket and the matrix matches the ones listed for the UK press on Discogs
Mark Chapman Experience - love it! Similar band name I know: Kathleen Turner Overdrive.
Haha what a great band name!
No one has the exact vinyl you have so of course "...Records No One Else In The VC Has"
Viet cong?
The band or the Vietnamese communist fighters?
Something to consider is that some records are rare because no one wants them. They are just bad records, bad recording, bad music. Rare does not always equate to good.