Records I Bought at 2 Record Shows!
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- In this video I show records I bought at 2 record shows. These record shows were in Carthage, Missouri and Des Moines, Iowa. I had better luck than I thought I would! I love these records I added to my growing vinyl collection!
If you dig punk, I picked up a lot of that, as well as some power pop, post-punk, and indie/alternative!
I'm Hanna, and thanks for watching! Like my video? Please subscribe and give me a thumbs up!
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Re: Sad Lovers and Giants.
Very cool band if you like the echoey chimey guitar sound. I would compare them to the Bunnymen but more new wave, less post punk. Some might call the vocals wimpy. The singer has a high pitched voice so may not be for everyone. They're not the most masculine band in the world LOL. They were on a cool UK label called Midnight Music. Awesome graphics on the album sleeves. Another Midnight Music group you must hear especially if you love the Cure is THE ESSENCE. This is late 80s early 90s. They were Dutch. You could say they were a Cure clone BUT they wrote great songs. Some bands steal a sound but have little to no good material. If you love the Cure and want to hear the best album the Cure never made, you must hear PURITY by THE ESSENCE originally released on Midnight Music, later reissued by Anagram records. Chimey guitars, dark n gothy yet poppy, atmospheric, melancholy gloomy etc etc. A masterpiece of 80s goodness!
Hey again, Chris! I'll have to check out The Essence for sure. If they are similar to the Cure, then I'm all in! I have some sampling to do! Appreciate the comments, my friend!
Hi from Wales. Saw Generation X on their first uk tour in 1977. Not a very big audience but they were great.
Hi Stephen! How fantastic that you go to see Gen X on that first tour. Wish I could have been there! Cheers!
You know what 90s band would have fit in perfectly in 1979, Elastica, their first LP was a post punk classic.
Hi Lance! Love that Elastica debut. Still would love to get a copy of it on vinyl! Cheers!
Fantastic grabs!!! The Gits score - I must say, WOW! It’s always cool to see a record you’ve been looking for and for whatever reason the seller has under valued its worth. I’m happy for you. I also agree with your stance on Fad Gadget’s material. This video has been a great ride. Enjoy your day 😎
So glad you enjoyed the showings here! Yeah, finding this Gits release was a dream. I really couldn't believe it! Amazed that it is mine! See you for my next video! Have a great rest of your weekend!
Nice to see Squeeze mentioned..One of my top 5 bands ever. Their first album was in fact produced by John Cale but he just didn't get what they were all about so the album is a bit of a mess..Their second album Cool for Cats is very good and I am glad you found it. Their third album Argybargy is even better but their 4th album East Side Story (produced by Elvis Costello) is a true masterpiece. It contains songs that I think Lennon/MacCartney would have killed to have written. Hanna, check it out, you will not be disappointed
Hi Thomas! Thanks for the comment. I love Squeeze and I own those albums. My ranking is:
1. Argybargy
2. Cool for Cats
3. East Side Story
Enjoy your weekend!
I appreciate your analogy on theses Squeeze albums. Yes, the contrasting styles between Argybargy and East Side Story are clearly evident. East Side Story is a diverse collection of songs but I would give Argybargy the nod. Love them both.
Nice finds! "The Tenement Year" is a good one, but the real accessible Pere Ubu album is "Cloudland," from 1989, which is highly recommended. It has genuinely fun, catchy tracks, but they all make sense in the Ubu universe. Only a curmudgeon would call it a sellout. And of course it didn't really sell. But it actually got some MTV and modern rock radio attention back in the day, hard to fathom for the usually too-weird-for-the-masses Ubu.
Hi Kurt! Thanks for the suggestion to check out Cloudland from Pere Ubu. I will certainly do so! I'm really enjoying exploring them further the past few months! Cheers!
Yup, about Cloudland, and its a great album, for me.
Wow what an amazing haul! New model army I absolutely love. Same with the Misfits, siouxsie, stanglers and nirvana. Certainly some here that I'm not familiar with that I will go and check out. That Dead can Dance album is also a favourite, and Fad Gadget are absolutely brilliant, Ricky's Hand being one of my favourite tracks. Record shows, or record fairs as we call them hear in Australia are a great way to acquire good finds from interstate vendors when you have already cleaned out all your local stores of the good stuff, haha!! Great content as always, keep up the good work!!
Hey there! Glad you enjoy several of these records I showed! Yes, record shows are quite the adventure...it's like being in several record stores under one roof! Can't wait to find more Fad Gadget in the wild! Cheers, and thank you for the compliment! :-)
All classic bands. Love it. Plasticland are awesome. Great buys.
Good morning, Paul! pretty sweet that you dig Plasticland, too! I'm really loving them! Have a wonderful weekend!
Hi Hanna. Sad Lovers and Giants, Chelsea, Plasticland, New Model Army, Pere Ubu, Stranglers...those are great records to score affordably second hand. The Gits is a grail, and such a deal!
Good stuff, very eclectic. Finding Fad Gadget at the barn that kind of looks like a hay and grain store/ propane filling shed gives me hope for humanity. Ciao!
Hi Peter! I should have taken some pics/video inside the Dig It record barn! It was an interesting place! Still in shock that I found this Kings & Queens record from the Gits! Yeah! Hope all is well! thanks for taking the time to watch/comment as always!
Thunder and Consolation is an immense album! It's been a privilege of mine to meet Justin Sullivan and chat to him about his love for Northern Soul music.
A rare gift to have met Justin. What a brilliant lyricist and songwriter. Thunder and Consolation an all time favorite of mine, but I really love the rest of their discography. Winter, Today is a Good Day, Carnival redux, Ghost of Cain.....the list goes on.....I have the cd version of TAC with the 4 bonus tracks which just elevates it all the more. Cheers.
That's amazing that you got to meet Justin Sullivan, Mark! Thanks so much for watching/leaving me a comment! See you next time!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert I always look forward to. new video from you, as our tastes in music cross over a lot, you are a clear anglophile, and your passion and love for the music you love shines through.
Frank Tovey also did at least one folk album. I have it on CD. Refreshing to see musicians that branch out to many genres.
He certainly was a mega talent. I'll have to check out his folk album!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert Grand Union is the name of the album. Frank Tovey and The Pyros.
Thank you!! Will be looking it up today!
Good score on The Gits! Good price too. And the Stranglers! Ever seen The Raven with the 3D cover?
Hey Chris! Thanks for the comments. I have not seen a copy of the Raven with the 3D cover. I have a German pressing of that record, though!
Wow Hanna, you did incredibly well at those record shows, what an absolutely killer haul! It's always really fun when you realize you found a really rare record way less than it normally goes for, that was such a great find. So much awesome new stuff for your already amazing collection. I LOVE your new space and the way you have it set up!!
Thank you so very much for the comment, Christi! Always love hearing from you, both on IG and here! Glad you like how I have the new music room assembled! I enjoy switching up the records on both my shelves behind me and the record wall on the other side! So fun! And I hope my good luck streak with these record shows continue! Enjoy your Sunday!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert I hope your good luck streak continues too. I would love to attend a record show and there used to be one in Gainesville that was supposed to be good but the last couple of years they haven't had it because of Covid but hopefully it will come back. I'm going to be in Savannah the first week of August and plan to check out record store(s)? in that area- really hoping they are good since I'm planning to move there, lol. Have fun re-arranging your setup, it looks great, you have a killer collection girl-:)))
Hannah, I love the fact that you have Scared To Dance by The Skids on your wall. Terrific album by a top notch post-punk band from Scotland. And to my ears, it's also one of the best hard rock albums of the 70s. Their lead guitarist doesn't get enough love as one of the best of his era. He did get some positive attention with Big Country for the "bagpipe" drone that defined their guitar sound. More people need to hear that Skids album.
Hi Stuart! Yes, I should have mentioned this new Skids reissue in the video, but I just got this 2-LP red vinyl edition and it's very well done! It is an incredible album. LOVE those guitars so much!
Hey, Hanna. Oodles of goodness there. I'm wondering what you were going to say about The Undertones - the video was cut short. Enjoying Red Lorry Yellow Lorry. All the post punk tropes are present & correct: sledgehammer drumming, chorus pedal, flanger, mannered gothic vocals, portentous lyrics. Lol. Have you checked out Killing Joke copyists 1919?
Hi Nigel! Chris and I just played the end of the video and it didn't cut off, so I'll have to try to do some investigating of what's going. Hope you try the video again! It should 24:05 in length. Oh, so glad you checked out Red Lorry Yellow Lorry! A solid favorite and underrated! Yep, that description is spot on! I haven't checked out 1919. Will do so! Thanks, Nigel!
It looks like you had a very successful trip.
It’s good to see my favourite Squeeze album on the display behind you , as well as Morphine’s Cure for Pain .
Cool for Cats was a great pickup.
Thank you for all of the other recommendations .
I’m really looking forward to checking out Chelsea , the Gits , and Plasticland .
A great video .
Cheers !
Hi John! You're in for a treat when you sample Plasticland. Amazing band with that classic 60s jangly/psych sound! Happy to have recommended some "new to you" albums! Enjoy the rest of the weekend! Cheers!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert Thanks ! Enjoy the rest of your weekend as well !
Delighted to see Hypnotised by The Undertones in there. One of the great bands. I suspect that Hannah won't be a fan of their last two albums - Positive Touch and The Sin of Pride - but I am and they show a band moving on and refusing to be stuck in the past. Until that broke them....
Hannah, if you ever find yourself in Glasgow, Scotland, drop me a line as I can take you round our record shops. You might find some things to take back to the mid-West.
Thanks so much, Jack. If Chris and I ever make it to Scotland, which is on the bucket list for me, I would certainly love to go record shopping there. I’m sure you have some awesome shops.
I do indeed love positive Touch from Undertones and have it on vinyl. I still need to find the sin of pride. What an exceptional band! I appreciate you hanging out today. Enjoy the rest your weekend.
Thanks for the reminder about Chelsea. I had one of their lps at one time . I love that cover of Under the Boardwalk, Hypnotised is my favorite Undertones album. I’m going to have to check out Plasticland , sounds like a band up my alley. Love to see Morphine getting some love on your wall, Cure for Pain is a classic!
Hi Kevin! Yes, Cure for Pain is a favorite of mine from the 90s for sure! Excellent that Hypnotised is your fave by Undertones! I think you'll dig Plasticland after sampling them! I appreciate the comment!
That is a righteous haul! Great Misfits pick ups. There is a great comp that originally came out cd just titled “Misfits” with the skull logo in green and black. I’ve seen it on vinyl but that had a lot of their singles on it that were really hard to find in the 80s.
You have my favorite Skids lp on your wall!
Glad you found that “Git’s” grail. Jesum Crow that is a hard story.
Thanks so much, Patrick! Yeah, I've been looking for that skull Misfits comp. I think it was a bit easier to find perhaps a year ago but now I'll just have to wait until I stumble across it somewhere.
Yep, thanks again for the mention of this Skids reissue! Sound very nice and has some extras! I forgot to give it a quick mention in this video!
R.I.P. Mia. It is a difficult and tragic story to digest. Enjoy preparing for your trip!
Damn! My internet just went blank!!! Lost my comment!! Grrrrrrr ok most I need to check out, the Git vinyl is dang sweet, The Stranglers too.....hmmmm sad lovers&giants that reeeely intrigues me....yes I like the record wall very much...man I love Squeeze👏🏻🙌🏻.....plasticland ok noted on the first one.....TUBES!! Diggin’ that album.....ok I’ve got some sampling to do.....thank you for the great information and leading us in a direction if we are at the crossroads..... hello to Chris, you guys take care and enjoy each other - Lis 😎🎶🙏🏻✨🎵
Hey Lis! Argh, I hate when I lose comments after spending time typing them out. Thanks for coming back to type it again, my friend! I think you'd really dig Plasticland, Lis! Yeah, that Wonder, Wonderful, Wonderland LP from them is tops! Hope you're enjoying your Saturday. We're in the 70s today, which is a nice reprieve from this horribly hot summer! Later!
Just got that 1st Tubes record!!! Love it!! Glad you found as well!
That's awesome, Kurt! It's a nice LP to own for sure! I appreciate you stopping by!
Nice pickup on those Misfits records! You got two masterpieces there. 1986’s Collection I just got a re-press. As did Earth A.D.
Punk is my most favorite genre. I’m happy to see you getting exposed to it. Furthermore, great pickup on that Nirvana In Utero too. Have a great day!
Thanks! Yeah, I'm really glad I started my Misfits collection right! These are pretty amazing releases from them! I'm really loving the punk genre, too! Cheers!
Went to my local record store today after watching your video and they had a used copy of Plasticland's 2nd album for $12.98...had to grab it...Had never heard them before but really enjoying it! I should also say I just got LSD and the Search for God in the mail today thanks to you :) As always thanks for the awesome rec's!!! 😀
Oh, score on that Plasticland! Very nice! I'm so glad you are enjoying it, too. Very under appreciated group!
AND you got that LSD & the Search for God EP? Well, it was an EXCELLENT music day for you yesterday! Wow! That EP is fire! Congrats! Thanks so much for watching and enjoy those tunes! See you at the next video! :)
Awesome finds! The Wrens is a very good choice. Had no idea there was a different mix of Nirvana's "In Utero." My god you got The Gits "Kings and Queens!" Lovely splatter vinyl too. Ten dollars? OMG. Incredible find! Congrats on that!
Heartbreakers is really good punk and I like earlier Misfits too.
Had no idea that Frank Tovey was actually Fad Gadget. I forgot all about them and cannot recall what they sound like.
Siouxsie "Peepshow" - I've got that in my wishlist (in my head). What's the sound quality if you've gotten to listen to it yet? I'd read some reviews complaining about the quality.
I know what you mean about Dead Can Dance. I like a couple of their albums like "Toward The WIthin" which blows me away.
So happy for you that you got to go to the record show! Yay! UK Subs for me is hit or miss. I saw them play about 1997. Charlie Harper kept trying to talk to me but if I remember correctly I had trouble understanding him, but he was super nice.
LOVE Plasticland! You made me a fan of their music.
Hmm...the video cut off suddenly. In any case, thanks for the vid and showing all your great finds! TTYL. ~ Nicola
Hey Nicola! Yeah, I'm still in total awe with this Gits find for that price! Tovey was quite the talent. I think there is a mini documentary on UA-cam about him that I've been meaning to watch. Love the early Fad Gadget stuff! Under the Flag is the one I have.
Okay yeah, don't get this pressing of Peepshow. I don't know what they did in the studio to this one but it sounds like it's missing something? It's a bit flat? I don't know, I'm no audiophile, but it doesn't sound right. Luckily this copy was on sale but if I did it all over again, I wouldn't bother with this pressing. Sorry, I know you asked about that before and I just forgot to get back to you on it!
I need to check out that Dead Can Dance album you mentioned. I'm still on a journey with them!
Wow, very cool that you got to chat with Charlie Harper from UK Subs!
Oh no! I'm sorry the video cut off abruptly for you. I just played the last minute of it and it seemed to play but I'm sorry that happened! Hope you find some more awesome Goodwill stuff in the coming days!
Other than maybe Neil Young's Live Rust, Toward the Within in the only live album I love. Just prefer studio tracks, but DCD really produced a brilliant sounding live album.
Hey Hannah, Love Cool for Cats along with the first 7 Squeeze records!. Argybargy is my No. 1 --slightly
Hi Gary! Argybargy is also my #1! Thanks for watching, as always!
Love the look of that The Gits record, very nice vinyl. I've had that happen where I couldn't look up the value of a record until after the fact and being pleasantly surprised after. Love watching your record show videos, you always find such amazing stuff at them. That Dead Can Dance album has been on my want list for a long time, but I'm a huge DCD fan and would buy any of them. I'm very familiar with all of their albums as I have them on either CD or digital, but have been wanting them on vinyl. Great Misfits finds! That's one of my favorite Squeeze albums, I was quite excited when I ran across it about a year or so ago as it is, as you say, quite elusive. Another great find with the Generation X album. Ok so now I'm intrigued about the Chelsea album. Great video Hanna, as always!
Happy Saturday! Ah, so I'm not the only one who has had trouble finding that Squeeze record! Glad you got your hands on a copy finally, too! Hope you like Chelsea when you check them out. Great stuff! That's so great that you are a big Dead Can Dance fan! I have one of their CDs and now 3 of theirs on vinyl. Hope all is well! Thanks as always!
Amazing how your record hunts are also an eye and new avenue opener for me, as a collector of mostly indie pop and rock (also postrock, punk pre and post...hard core.....shoegaze....etc) for more than 30 years.
Just when I thought I had exhausted all my options, new ones pop up. Music is so amazingly divers and abundant; and hidden sometimes. I only collect cd's though or never got into vinyl. As much as I see overlooked bands and titles in your collection, I have not seen stuff that might also be of interest to you. For instance the 'jangle pop' and indie and punk-like rock (also lo-fi and shoe-gaze; and much post-punk inspired) from a New Zealand (80s-90s) scene generally but perhaps incorrectly called "Dunedin". Bands include the Chills, the Clean, Toy Love, Able Tasmans, The Verlaines, Look blue go purple, Jean-Paul Sartre Experience, Tall Dwarfs, 3Ds, Garageland, Straightjacket Fits, This kind of punishment and the Bats. Also bands that are known from the 'famous' Flying Nun label.
If you havn't heard any of them before, the genre to my mind is fabulous, unique and highly collectable; often with reissues to substitute expensive originals.
And there is a whole lot more to the more obscure 1990s movement of indie pop and rock. Based on more well known bands like Sonic Youth, Slint, Smog, Polvo, Unwound, Ween, Fugazi, Pavement, Eric's Trip.....the list goes on and on. Also many many bands that were underrated at the time but now more appreciated or 'forgotten'. But I have already seen you or talk about many bands from that era I particularly like as well.
Thanks for sharing all that ear candy with us and keep m' coming! I also realise I will never be able to stop collecting with all the hints people like you provide; an expensive and space filling hobby 🙂
Hi Erwin! Seems our music tastes overlap quite a bit! Hope you enjoyed some of my shoegaze videos from the past. I also did a jangle pop series you'd probably find of interest. There are 3 episodes.
And yes, this hobby never ends..at least I don't see myself stopping anytime soon! Music is therapy! Cheers!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert Hi Hanna, indeed I saw your shoegaze vid. Among my favorites in this genre are My Bloody Valentine, Swervedriver, Swirlies, Bailter Space (New Zealand), Band of Susans and Drop Nineteens. With respect to going on collecting, shelving space is becoming a limitation :-)
I will look at your others vids for more tips. Just bought a cd of The Only Ones as a band I was unfamiliar with and like. I saw you also like the Soft Boys and Robin Hitchcock, a long time favorite of mine. I saw a Robin perform at a lo-fi festival (Fast Forward) in the mid-1990s. Great stuff! ua-cam.com/video/inC7NOqoW5Y/v-deo.html Where by the way I believe a 'neighbor' of yours also performed: ua-cam.com/video/qNbGNKbSGNE/v-deo.html
Havn't seen any Guided by Voices (much reference to powerpop, the Who, indie rock) come by in your collections; but I am sure you know them. I am a devote fan of them and Robert Pollard. Their discography is humongous and their vinyl and cd's are now becoming very collectable beside moving to my ears..
The Wrens for instance also one of my favorites.
And then there is the amazing world of Dunedin Sound music.......www.flyingnun.co.nz/......jangle pop, post-punk, indie pop/rock galore from beyond Down Under. BTW, great to see The Saints from Australia in your collection as well. (Postscript: I did see some of these bands pass by in some of your other vid's in the meantime; great!).
Music feeds the soul and is a constant companion. Enjoy!
Congrats on Chelsea. Just have one live record, but would definitely pick up some more. Totally agree on Fad Gadget and under the flag, have it on vinyl 🙂 Love me 4AD as well. Recently found a green UK subs single. That was cool!
Hey there, Daniel! Thanks so much for watching! Yes, if I ever see anything else by Chelsea, I'll definitely pick it up! Congrats on finding a green UK Subs single! Right on! And high five for also having Fad Gadget's Under the Flag on vinyl! Cheers!
$5 Stranglers, wow jobs a goodun, well done.
DCD on 4AD and Siouxsie and the Banshees could never sell out, its just not in their dna. I'd totally forgotten about New Model army, you got some great taste going on there girl
Thanks, Stevie! Glad you enjoyed seeing what I picked up. Agreed on Siouxsie & the Banshees! They've always been tops in my book! Cheers!
Johnny Thunders, ex-NY Dolls! Heartbreakers Live at Max's Kansas City is really THE album to have. DNA stuff for me!
It is a force indeed! What a live recording!
I know how frustrating it is not being able to find an album you have. I bought Morrissey - Viva Hate the first day it was released and it is the only record I ever bought I don't know what happened to. The Smiths are a top five band for me so this really hurt. Love Dead Can Dance their music can just hit your soul. My favorite is Into The Labyrinth but all their albums up to Spiritchaser are incredible. You guys really get around to a lot of different places.
Absolutely love Dead Can Dance. Only the debut and their last album have yet to grow on me.
Hey Matt! Thanks for checking out this video! Into the Labyrinth is one I still need to check out from Dead Can Dance. I really love Spiritchaser from them, too. I'm sorry that your copy of Viva Hate disappeared and it never resurfaced. So strange how this happens to nearly all of us at some point with a record. It's a mystery! Yes, Chris and I love traveling around for records! Cheers!
An amazing haul you picked up at those two record shows, Hanna!
Thanks, Tony! We had lots of fun and it's always an adventure!
Hi again! - Great Record Shows and many great finds - Thanks for mention: Best Coast - Plasticland and The Wrens - some new song to my Top 100-Year Lists on Spotify now - Yes Indeed
Chelsea is mostly famous for those who went "through" the Band, but have some good ones - the first LP by Generation X is Awesome - and UK Subs; I highly reccomend "Another Kind Of Blues (1979) great LP with many killers - and "Stranglehold" - and "White Punks On Dope" is of course on my Top 100 List for 1976 ;-)
Squeeze - The Undertines - The Stranglers - Siouxsie & The Banshees - Frank Tovey (Fad Gadget) - Dead Can Dance - SO GREAT ARTIST
LAMF is a must - hope you'll find a nice copy - I have "Live At Speakeasy" Awesome LIve-LP ;-)
PS: 50:50 by Sad Lovers & Giants is now also on my List for 1984 and Misfits - London Dungeon; 1987
I must say - the Record-Collection you now have is almost "Unreal" :)
Have a Nice Week-End
Thanks so much, Terje! Yes, I'm definitely keeping an eye out for Another Kind of Blues! Seems you have pretty fantastic setlist going for all these years you mentioned! Awesome! Keep that music spinning and thank you for stopping by every time! I appreciate you!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert Thanks - Yes I have Lists from 1962 - 2022 ;-)
Cool finds Hanna..that Tubes debut is great!
It's quite the debut for sure! Thanks as always! :-)
Great, fun video! It is nice to unwind at the end of the day watching you show your recent finds and especially your insights on the albums. Since I have (and treasure) many of the same albums (or CDs) which you show, I'm interested in any of the albums you show that are new to me, such as Frank Tovey, Sad Lovers & Giants, and Plasticland. Also, there is a lot of information to harvest on the comments you get on the show. Congratulations on the Gits score! Nice things happen to nice people! I received the Blondie vinyl box in the mail yesterday, and I hope to start listening to it tonight. It is a beautiful behemoth!
I didn't get as much browsing time as usual at the DM record show. I did find a few nice bargains (a Squeeze seven-inch with picture sleeve among them), but overall I would say you scored better than I did.
Hi Shawn! Sorry that you didn't get much time to browse at the DM record show! Glad you found some deals, though! I forgot to show a 7-inch I got for a $1. Maybe next time I'll show it.
Looking forward to it Hanna. That background looks AMAZING! My Fav Jam Record and My Fav Furs Record!!
Awesome! My 2nd favorite Jam record and my 1st favorite Furs LP!
Its not often that you find great prices like that anymore (I blame discogs) but when you do its magic! You got me jonesing for a show!
Nice haul! I love that Plasticland song, "Gloria Knight".
YES! Love those jangly guitars and vocals on that track! Killer!
That wall-of -albums backdrop is awesome! I especially appreciated seeing Sonic Youth's Daydream Nation up there; it's one of my top five albums of all time. Absolutely brilliant, as I think all their albums are. Plus, the cover art is so major that it's worth displaying permanently. Anyway, I just recently discovered and subscribed to this channel and always enjoy watching your vids. Thanks!
Hey Jules! You have a excellent taste if Daydream Nation is in your top 5 of all time. What comprises the rest of your top 5, if I may ask. I always love reading/hearing other people's lists. Thanks so much for subscribing to my channel! Thrilled you enjoy my content! Thank you!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert I'll give it serious thought and come back to you. At the moment, I'm struggling with a very bad case of covid, and I can't think! ugh
Oh no! So sorry to hear that! Hope you recover very soon! Get plenty of rest!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert Hanna, ty so much for your kind note. I'm still sick but starting to feel better. Another one of my top five is by the late, incomparably great Aretha Franklin. She was the "Queen of Soul" - unmatched vocals, amazing arrangements, and gospel-infused piano voicings. I consider her one of the 20th century's greatest artists. Maybe THE greatest. There is a compilation 2-cd set that her label Altantic put out, and I recommend it as a good starting point. Not sure if it's available on vinyl, though. Here is what Marianne Faithfull once said: "The voice of god, if you must know, is Aretha Franklin's." Sorry if I'm going on too much...still battling a fever. 🤒 Be well.
@@TheOmahaIntrovert OK, this is my top five list TODAY, almost certainly to change tomorrow. You know how that goes. lol
Sonic Youth-Daydream Nation
Aretha Franklin-Atlantic 2-cd compilation
PJ Harvey-Dry
Joe Strummer & the Mescaleros- Global A Go-Go
Emmylou Harris- Wrecking Ball
Hello 😀Hanna; The Missouri & 🌽Iowa record shows look good, clean surroundings. The Misfits Collection II, & Walk Among Us, Chelsea's No Escape, Nirvana In Utero, Pere Ubu, Squeeze, UK Subs, The Gits, good to find a grail & records you really needed. Heartbreakers 🎸live at Max's, The Stranglers 🌹🌹No More Heroes, & Generation X we have in our collection. Some very good record show pick ups. Looks like you made out good on the trip 🚙going to the right places at the right⌚ time. Take care, 🙋♀Tina & 🙋♂Pat!~
Hey there, Tina and Pat! Thanks so much! We've had really good luck attending some above-average record shows the past few months. Hope our good luck streak continues! Hope all is well with you both! Be well!
Huge vinyl addict here, 15k and counting! Goodbye spare bedroom haha! Great to watch this. Record Fairs rule!
Looks like some killer shows Hanna. I love the 2013 mix of In Utero. I think it sounds better to my ears than the original mix. Cool find on Generation X too. Rock on Hanna.
Hi Brian! Agreed that this 2013 In Utero mix is pretty stellar! I love it! Rock on, always!
Hi, nice finds. Congrats on that Sad Lovers & Giants comp, they are a good band. Their album The Mirror Test is on my wantlist. Unfortunately no chance to find it in a recordstore in germany and also no german seller on discogs, so the shipping cost is to high for me. I kept that New Model Army album from my dad`s collection. As you said, very good album. Keep up the good work. Greetings
From "your dad's collection". I feel old, but I have been listening to Thunder and Consolation for decades.
Hey there! Thanks so much for watching my latest video here! I hear you on that - several records in my wishlist are only available overseas and the shipping can really be a bummer! And it sounds like your dad was into some fantastic music! Hope all is well! Cheers!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert Everything is fine, thanks for asking. Yes, especially in the 80`s he bought some good music not many people listened to. He just doesn`t listen to that stuff anymore, so i took everything i like from his collection. Cheers
@@toddhill7483 No need to feel old. When it comes to music, i would like to have been a bit older in the 80`s. Cheers
Some great stuff In there Hanah,will definitely give the Misfits a listen.Fave pick has to be The Undertones.spent all my teenage hours listening to that album.👍👍
Thank you! Hope you dig the Misfits after you give them a try! I love that your top pick of the bunch is Undertones' Hypnotised! Right on! So glad I was able to finally get that one!
Plasticland, I like the band. Gets me guessing where the melody is going. What's fun about VC recommendations is learning when not to pass on a record. I'm amazed at how good Joy Division's Unknown Pleasures is. It's in my repeat play category. Thanks for sharing. I JUST got Peepshow on cd.
Hey! Glad you got Peepshow in your collection. I still have my CD, too. Actually my CD probably sounds a bit better than this vinyl pressing I just showed! Oh, I'm so glad you are basking in the greatness of JD's Unknown Pleasures! What a masterpiece! Cheers!
Nice Chelsea snag! Pere Ubu is so great. Saw "them" Essentially David about four years ago. That Frank Tovey and all Fad Gadget it STELLAR. I have a sealed under the flag Cassette I think I am going to sell. My favorite DCD is and will always be Towards the Within. GREAT FINDS!
Good morning, Kurt! I'm still making sure to check your Discogs frequently. I will be sampling Towards the Within by DCD soon. Loving everything I hear from this unique group! And your sealed Under the Flag cassette will definitely sell! Nice! Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
Gotta say, I just like watching yr videos in yr new music room. Y'all did a great job! Love seeing the covers change.
Thank you! I'm having fun changing up the covers for the background! See you next time!
Hi Hanna, I'm glad you now have a copy of The Stranglers No More Heroes again. Living in England I have been fortunate to be able to go to The Stranglers concerts on a yearly basis as they play in the City of Bristol which is close to my home City of Bath. At these concerts which are aimed more so at long term fans they play more of their album tracks rather than at festivals where they play their hits. At these concerts they do still play the songs that you say are not so acceptable or would not fly today. The crowd loves the songs like " I feel like a W**" and "Nubiles" which are on the No More Heroes album.
Enjoy your album> Carmelo
Glad you enjoyed this new video, Carmelo! So cool you are able to see the Stranglers frequently! I'm envious!
Admittedly I only have some of their earlier stuff but I love the UK Subs. Charlie Harper and Nicky Garratt. Early Stranglers is essential too. Chelsea’s No Escape I’ve had forever. Most of the original band spun off into Generation X.
Hi Larry! I hope I can find earlier UK Subs records in the future! It was a joy to find this Chelsea comp! I appreciate the comment!
Always enjoy a new video from Hanna! Thanks fer remindin' me I have all this Plasticland, Generation X, Tubes, Squeeze 'n Stranglers music to revisit. Dead Can Dance-The Serpent's Egg is one o' my favorite albums. There's a hidden whispered message in the track Severance (2:40-2:50...best checked out on headphones) which I've tried to decipher for decades, but still it eludes me. If you or anyone else can explain the words I'd love to know! I saw DCD live in Monterey in 2013 on the Anastasia tour. I was thrilled to finally see them but disappointed they only played 2 tracks I recognized in the 2 hour show as they concentrated mainly on new material. I usually hate it when that happens-major exception: The Genesis Lamb Lies Down On Broadway tour when they played the entire new double album start to finish 'n encored with 2 familiar tracks-Life changin' concert! All best wishes from John.
Hi John! I find a lot of the words hard to decipher in both Cocteau Twins and Dead Can Dance, but it doesn't bother me! Sorry that it was disappointing when you saw them on the Anastasis tour! I prefer to hear classic material when I go to concerts, too. Cheers and hope you're having a lovely weekend!
I agree that with Cocteau Twins 'n Dead Can Dance the words are often hard to decipher...but this is somethin' different. A subliminal message intentionally inserted, just below the level needed to decipher. No matter how high you boost the volume it remains just outside yer ability to hear 'n comprehend. Spooky...compellin'...intriguin'...space whisper. What it is?
love siouxsie and dead can dance. I am lucky enough that i still have all the Siouxsie lps and 12" singles I had from my teenage yrs in the 80s. I didn't listen to DCD until a few yrs ago so only have reissues, but they still sound great. I was lucky enough to see Siouxsie and the Banshees tour in 1987, was great ( we actually saw Siouxsie , the Cure, and the Smiths all within a 2 week period in 1987 - unheard of today
Yes, you were smart to hold onto your Siouxsie collection! Never part with those! And the string of concerts you saw in 1987...some of the best bands for sure! How amazing! I appreciate you watching/commenting! Cheers!
Greetings Hanna, thanks for talking about some bands I'm not familiar with. Looking forward to sampling Chelsea, The Wrens, Frank Tovey, Sad Lovers & Giants. Best Coast, and Plasticland. I am certainly among those who does not consider Peepshow a "sellout" album. It's pretty awesome. So glad you finally found Thunder and Consolation! Their discography is really quite an evolution, but always brilliant. A deeper dive might be a worthy investment. Congrats on finding that Gits album! It's a lovely pressing, and I hope the guy that sold it to you doesn't see this video. He'll be kicking himself. And great color scheme for the background. Have you heard Systems of Romance from Ultravox yet? Just curious. It's an excellent album that is sort of a "bridge" between eras for them. Enjoy the weekend!
Greetings to you, Todd! Glad you're not one of those critics who thinks Peepshow as a sellout album! High five. It's just too bad this pressing isn't the greatest. Yes, this is my 3rd New Model Army LP in the collection and I just love them!
I do have Systems of Romance by Ultravox and really love it. Great band. I probably showed it in a video months back when I got that great Ultravox lot from eBay! Cheers!
I do think Thunder and Consolation is their best album! I've listened to it endlessly. Never disappoints. Interestingly, in the mid-1980s their video for the song 51st State of America was played in heavy rotation on MTV. That's how I discovered the band. Interesting to find out some years later that that song was actually a cover song by a local band they were friends with who never recorded or released it officially. ua-cam.com/video/lm40IRhr6iQ/v-deo.html. Great song, though.
And there is nothing more fascinating than this: ua-cam.com/video/CWK1F1b5uRg/v-deo.html
I am so jealous of The Gits album. Awesome find! I NEED THAT!!!!! Lol. I think I told you before my brother's band opened for The Gits only a week before Mia was murdered. So sad 😞 Amazing singer!!
I'm organizing my record collection. Good to see some of the records I have on your wall
High five to that!
🙋♂️ Hanna 🌞 ! - It's 🌧 in Santa Fe today & a refreshing 60 Degrees ! Nice. Good Stranglers & Dead Can Dance - I have my original Black & White by Stranglers on A&M with color vinyl & 7" of their great cover of Walk On By .. Just saw the tribute video they did for Dave Greenfield If You Should See Dave .. ( Say Hello) - Nice Undertones ( Wednesday Week my favorite track ) & Classic Generation X debut - Legendary LA DJ & scene maker Rodney Bingenheimer opened his weekly radio show with Wild Dub for a few years. Heavy Heavy Dub !! Punk Rockers !! .. ✌️
Hey there, David! Wow, 60 degrees - that's a perfect temperature! We're in the 70s today, which is a nice relief. The summer has been too hot overall. I still need to get Black & White by the Stranglers on vinyl. Until then I enjoy my CD copy! I'm so very glad I finally got this Generation X. Killer debut! Hope you have a great weekend!
awesome pickups. and shit $10 for that Gits?!?! come on. thats nuts. can only imagine your reaction when you saw that. Best Coast are great, got to see them live in Seattle geez almost 10 years ago. I have a pretty good 2 CD comp of Chelsea I got in early 2000s after I saw them in URGH!
Hi Steve! Yeah, the price on the Gits LP was bonkers, right? Total shock! Very cool you got to see Best Coast live as well! I think I saw them in 2016. I think Bethany has struggled with some addiction issues in the past but from her Instagram posts recently it looks like she's doing well and they've been playing shows of both their Crazy for You and The Only Place albums. Sweet! You have a Chelsea comp! Can always count on you to know the good stuff! :-)
Very cool haul there! I actually found a perfect cd copy of the UK version of that Chelsea album for only 50p in a local charity shop just a few weeks ago.Have The Heartbreakers Live At Max's on cd too.I bought the 'L.A.M.F.' lp in our local Woolworths back when it came out and still have it along with the 'Chinese Rocks' 12'' single. I've also got the remastered cd with the 'Lost '77 Mixes' and recently picked up the'Found '77 Mixes' cd version in the hardcover book.Need to check out The Gits.Don't think I've ever heard them.
I went to high school in North Arkansas in 88-91, lot more Punk there than people would think. I got some Siouxsie lately
Hello Hannah....WoW what a find the Gits LP was,what I'd give to get hold of that or a copy of Frenching The Bully,I'm really pleased for you 👍👍👍
As for UK SUBS,I have a couple of their albums and s few 7" singles. Most people start of with their album ANOTHER KIND OF BLUES,so that's one to look out for.
Me and my daughter are seeing UK SUBS live in November supported by PETER AND THE TEST TUBE BABIES.....we're really looking forward to that gig.?
Also great to see The Jam and the Skids on the wall of fame behind you 👍👍👍
Hi Nick! Love the Gits so much and can't believe the price I paid for this Kings & Queens release. Total grail at a steal of a price!
Wow, you will be seeing UK Subs and Peter & the Test Tube Babies. What a show that will be!
And I should have mentioned that this Skids Scared to Dance behind me is the new 2-LP reissue! So excited to have it! Cheers!
Hey hey Hanna 👋🏻 heading to farmers market I’ll check in later....take care- Lis 😎🙏🏻✨🎶✊🏻
That sounds like a lovely Saturday morning trip! Pick up some arugula for me, would ya?! 😎
@@TheOmahaIntrovert damn!! I should have ask before I left😁✊🏻, I was in for a treat! They were having music and art fair local people down town away from the market! That was a chuffing surprise😎👏🏻🙌🏻
Sounds like a very fun morning! Awesome!
Great scores as usual nice pickup with the gits been picking up pop punk lately le tigre and exmal duechland of late.
Thanks, Shayne! Le Tigre, nice! I wouldn't mind picking up their stuff on vinyl and love Kathleen Hanna! I'm also after Xmal Deutschland but their stuff is so hard to find! Cheers!
Cool to see Plasticland! A lot of great retro/neo psych bands from that era, Marshmallow Overcoat, United States of Existence, The Moffs, to name a few
Thanks for the recommendations of these other similar bands to Plasticland! Can't wait to do some more exploring! Cheers!
Gene October was in the Jubilee film with Adam Ant and Toyah. Chelsea were one of those early English Punk bands who released a couple of good singles. Not enough material for a studio album, let alone several. Subjective judgement, of course. Post-Punk postscript - have you ever featured any German bands like Malaria, Xmal Deutschland, Die Krupps? Malaria were an all-girl band who made a handful of records in the early 80s. Sounded a bit like the Virgin Prunes at times. Most accessible tracks are "Kaltes Klares Wasser" and "Your Turn To Run".
Hey there! Guess I need to look into Malaria and Die Krupps. Thanks for the mentions/recommendations! I've been trying to get my hands on some Xmal Deutschland for a bit. So very hard to track down around here. Cheers!
I think after Mia Zapata was murdered, the Gits reunited with Joan Jett as lead vocalist for a live album under the name Evil Stig ("Live Gits" backwards). Never seen that album in person though. Probably hard to find.
Hi Jon! Yes, Evil Stig was a very admirable project. I have the CD. Was a bit easier to find 10-12 years ago when I got mine. Cheers!
Thanks for sharing … will definitely chk out the gits!
You're welcome! Hope you enjoy them. They were a tight band! Cheers!
That first Utravox record over your left shoulder is incredible. All in all the first three records are amazing and it was all over once John Foxx left. After that they became a mediocre synthetic pop band.
Hi Kevin! Yep, I prefer the early era with John Foxx as well! Thanks for watching!
An interesting fact about Chelsea is that The Police used to support them when they played gigs here in the UK - before they were famous of course!
That is a neat tidbit, Tim! Thanks for sharing! :-)
I love that 100% fun is back there!!
Definitely one of the best power pop albums ever! :-)
Hello great pickups love the Misfits great band i love Hardcore punk 2 ,i also subbed👍👍
Another great video...
Means a lot for you to say that. Thanks so much! See you for the next one!
Kiss Me Deadly on the Gen X is a masterpiece IMHO. That's album is DNA too.
Hi Hanna, seems you are always looking for the same things as me but the difference is you find them lol. Some of the albums you showed I had for years or at least something by those bands, all awesome. Recently I got the last two Plasticland albums, they are amazing, kind of psych punk I think. Color appreciation and Plasticland self titled I understand are the same album? From your last video I found Comsat Angels Sleep no more for $5.00 with paper stick on the first song on each side, maybe I could fix that, but I think that is why it was so cheap. Never heard Sad lovers and Giants, searched on discogs and it's not easy to find at a nice price. Good to have that UK Subs live album, at least you have some of their best songs. I heard of the Gits but even the CD's are very expensive, great find !
Happy weekend, Alejandro! I think the order of the track listing is totally different on Plasticland's Color Appreciation from their self-titled. Oh, bummer on the paper that is stuck on the record of Comsat Angels' Sleep No More! Hope you find a better copy in the future! You're right - Sad Lovers & Giants are very hard to find; same with the Gits. Hope all is well!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert Thanks Hanna, I knew about the paper stuck to those songs before ordering the album on discogs, listened to those songs before and were my least favorites on the album. Maybe I could fix that once the album arrives. Just wanted to add Chelsea and Generation X had a common member or something like that.
Nice pick ups Hanna. Reminds me of my early days making trips to Atlanta. I'll have to check out the Gits as I am unfamiliar. As you know I make a lot of suggestions for your listening pleasure. If you have time check out these artists. The Reds first album. My Dad is Dead, Agitpop,Ostara, Meat Beat Manifesto and Snakefinger. By the way you're wall looks incredible. Cheers. I'll be listening to Blondie's live album from 1999 today.
Hi Mark! Thanks once again. I do like Snakefinger from what I've heard in the past. I need to check out your other recommendations a little further. Cheers, and enjoy that live Blondie album!
So happy you picked up the Misfits comp. I have that same one. Not an original but I think mine is from the 90s too. Record shows are really the bomb because of the deals and finding things cheaply that are not on Discogs. The Missouri one looks big. It looks to be the same size as the one in Houston that's held bi-monthly. I really need to hit the Houston one up again because I haven't been to it since COVID so it's been two months. I have never heard of Chelsea before. I'll have to check them out. If they opened for the Clash, that's some street cred. Nirvana - In Utero, hell yeah and I honestly like it better than Nevermind. I don't have the 2013 mix and you got me curious know how different it is from the original. That Heartbreakers find is a good one. I've seen that one once but failed to pick it up and I'm regretting it. The Stranglers...don't you hate it when things go missing? I am trying to find a record right now that I swore I purchased and now I can't find. It would help if I had my vinyl in Discogs ;) That Gits splatter vinyl is so cool! Man...what a score! Siouxsie and the Banshees sell out??? Seriously, that's a great album. Wow! Can't believe you scored an OG of the Serpent's Egg! I think I only have one UK original from the DCD. I agree with you that you have to be in the right mood to listen to DCD. That's true of a lot of things for me. I have never seen that Best Coast EP before and for $10??? That's a total score! That one should have had your name emblazoned on it ;)
Plastic Land, never heard of them but they are totally rockin' it with the look and for $7 a piece, it's not a bad thing. I will have to check them out. BTW - Totally jealous of the Generation X record. I've been looking for that one for sometime and I really like early Billy Idol.
Hey, Paul! Wow, that's cool that we possibly have the same Misfits comp down to the pressing! Yeah, this 4-state record show in Missouri was bigger than we thought it would be, which was a bit surprising considering it was held in a small town I had never heard of! I'd go again. Definitely pick up this live Heartbreakers if you ever see it again. This is the first time I've seen it anywhere. I love this Siouxsie album but the pressing is poo-poo! What a shame.
I knew you'd love seeing this OG pressing of The Serpent's Egg! You helped me get into DCD!
Best Coast remain a favorite of mine. I just wasn't too pleased with their last album. Always looking forward to hearing their next, though. Bethany's voice is perfect.
Yes, this Gen X album was a thrill to find...and that vendor said everything was half off at his table, so it was only $10! Chris also got Led Zep's Houses of the holy from him for $15 and it's VG+. :-)
The first Generation X album has a different line up of songs on the import, I prefer the U.S. version, which always had a hype sticker on it that read "This Is Not An Import." As far as Cool For Cats by Squeeze, I bought that when it first was released, but didn't find out until recently that the album came out with various different color combos on the cover, apparently these variations are hard to find, so keep an eye open for that. Stay well Hanna. ♥️
Hi Julio! I did not know that there are different color variations of Cool for Cats! I'll definitely be on the lookout, thanks! Glad you stopped by! Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
Enjoyed the video my friend you picked up some really good stuff
Thank you, Rod! Record shows are the best! Hope you are enjoying your weekend!
Lots of new stuff for me here, Hannah. I still don't have any Misfits lps in my own collection so like yourself maybe I need to do something about that. 😊
Hi Rachel! I can't believe I waited so long on Misfits! I know they're not for everyone, but they're pretty fun! Maybe you'll find something of theirs for your collection before year's end! Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
Thank you Hannah! Yes, my poor Canadian dollar is oftentimes below the price of admission i.e., sometimes I don't have the $$ 😐😬🥰
Congrats on the Gits. Lots of gray haired men at the Des Moines show! UK Subs are pretty tuneless, hard to love. Nice Plasticland finds! I think I had the original UK version of Generation X back in my radio show days because I remember being annoyed that "Your Generation" wasn't on it. Neither was "Wild Youth." OTOH your version is missing "Too Personal" and "The Invisible Man." I preferred the CD reissue that had everything plus "Wild Dub," "Trying for Kicks" and "This Heat." But eh, you can stream those if that's allowed in yr house ;)
Will you be going to the Austin record show in October? I'll have to warm up to get into that zen state of hours of flipping.
I've only recently started getting vinyl again, mainly to look at on my rotating wall of fame, though I did get my turntable repaired too, and in order to try to keep a cap on spending, focusing on mainly two eras, all-time favorite punk/post-punk from 77-81, and then psych/prog/doom from 2010s with particularly nice cover art. At some point I'll probably circle back and look for some faves from 1986, an interesting year with colorful albums by the Feelies, Easterhouse, Chameleons, Woodentops, Felt, The Church, Agent Orange, etc.
Haha, yeah, I find in general with these shows, there are a lot of older men with very few women browsers. I still don't understand that! I think there is a recent box set or deluxe edition of Generation X that I may look into.
We are throwing around the idea of possibly attending the Austin record convention again. We'll see if we can swing it financially!
Congrats on getting into vinyl again! It's quite the ride. I love the digs. And I love those bands you mentioned in the last sentence! Yeah!
Great video, with some great finds. So, many I did not know.
I am very familiar with Carthage. Work used to take me through there pretty often. I couldn't picture a good record show there, but what do I know?
I haven't ventured too far past Pere Ubu's The Art of Walking. I need to go further. Good motivation.
I had forgotten about The Undertones version of Under The Boardwalk. You are right, definitely skip. But they have very little else you need to avoid. Such a great band.
Perfect description of The Stranglers. 'The lyrics probably wouldn't fly today" LOL they barely snuck by in the 70s & 80s. But when their songs are great they are really great. The No More Heroes song is my favorite of theirs.
Cool for Cats was the first song I heard from them. And it still hooks some every time!
Your mention of working through your video comments was admirable. You have a huge following but the way you respond is incredible. Thanks for making the videos and even reading all these comments.
Greetings, Richard! Thanks as always for your loyalty to my channel! Very cool that you are familiar with the Carthage, MO area. It's a cute little town! Yeah, kind of surprising that a "4-state record show" was there, but it had a good crowd!
Yeah, I give the Undertones a pass on that cover since the rest of the album and their material as a whole is absolutely brilliant!
Love that the "No More Heroes" track is your favorite off the Stranglers' LP. Great tune and album...just needs a bit of a heads up or warning for certain new listeners!
Oh, thank you so much. I love responding to all of my likeminded fellow music lovers! This is fun!
Hope you are well and enjoying the weekend. It's thankfully getting a bit cooler here finally.
The Gits!! Wow what a find, that’s an incredible find Hanna. I’m still kicking myself for not buying that copy of Frenching The Bully back in 2019. They so need to reissue everything. Awesome finds as always. Take care! -T
Hey Thomas! Thanks again. I'm sorry you missed out on that copy of Frenching the Bully. It's really due for another reissue, along with Enter: The Conquering Chicken, which I don't think has ever been reissued to vinyl? See you on IG!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert I see yesterday was Mia’s birthday too! Doesn’t that always happen? 🤣🤣 Talk soon! Happy Heavenly B-day and R.I.P. Mia
Great finds Hannah ! Boy you've got sum goodies ... Chelsea, fantastic, check out their evacuate album.Just listened to Stranglers 2nd No More Heros, splendid LP. Squeeze Cool for Cats was my intro to this very cool band.... Seen them with B52s in Atlantic City 👌 I remember when I first picked up the Generation X LP anong with the first Undertones LP, had no idea what both bands sounded like I went by their look, lol . Word has it that Gen X was laughed at by other punk groups, jumping on board later in the game. They were labeled as being wanna Be's. Turns out their Debut, the one you have, was a killer find. The other albums they put out were not as good, little to commercial. Enjoy your awesome finds happy spinning
Great to hear from you again! Goodies a plenty that I found, right? I'll check out Evacuate from Chelsea, thanks. Oh yeah, this Gen X record is ACE. It's a nearly perfect record so I'm glad I finally got on board! :-) Enjoy the rest of your week! Fun to read your thoughts as always!
The Tubes certainly put on a "show". I was introduced to the Squeeze and " up the junction " as the song was used on the 1981 Sountract to what is a very quirky BBC film with Sting - Brimstone and Treacle. Perfect roll for Sting due to his devil and angel projections, plus he is supported by classic actors Joan Plowright and Denholm Elliot. My sister had the vinyl and I'm clueless how it crawled into my collection. If you can find the vinly or even source the film, I recommend. I observe a couple other vinyl sites and yours continues to a good music lead source, well done. You guys enjoy your next road trip.
Hey there, John! I'm so glad that you enjoy my channel and continue to watch it! Yeah, I've watched some footage of the Tubes on UA-cam and they had lots of personality! Hehe! I'll check out Brimstone & Treacle. Thanks for the suggestion! Cheers!
As a child in Battersea south-west London, I lived about half a mile from Clapham Junction, and when we went there most Saturdays for shopping we really did say that we were going "up the Junction" 😊
For new Punk music, I hope you went to see the Linda Lindas when they played Omaha 7-12-2022. They are my favorites currently! So young, so great!! Carrying on the tradition.
Hey there! Nope, missed that one but admittedly I don't go to a lot of live shows anymore. Cheers, and thanks so much for stopping by!
That colored pressing for The Gits looks rad as hell. $10? F yeah!
I did a double take. If you hold it further away it looks like $100 but sure enough, it was indeed $10! It's mine and I'm still in awe! :-)
I love your channel! Punk and post punk fan here from Cincinnati.
Hi John! Punk and post punk fans unite! Thanks so much! Glad you're enjoying my content!
Nice collection there my friend
Thanks as always, Curtis! Enjoy the rest of your Saturday!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert you to my friend
Great albums! I need that Generation X
Nice finds / fun video!
Thanks, Erik! Glad you enjoyed seeing what I picked up from these 2 shows!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert 👨🎤 🙌
When I look behind you and say, we have that one and that one etc..Furs, Squeeze, Ultravox...Out of all my Stranglers I don't have No More Heros!
I don't know how that happened but it's on the list for sure. Had to check but don't have that Jam one either.. Gits, will be definitely looking for them. Have the same UK Subs, my only one but the place to start with them is their first album, Another kind of blues. The singer Charlie Harper has had his picture taken with about everyone at the Rebellion Punk Festival, except me. He's always just hanging around, nice fellow. Don't have that Undertones but have two others Positive Touch and Love Parade.. Skids on vinyl is needed and so is the GenX but when I've seen it they want crazy money for it..
Coming home today from being gone for the weekend and seen you have a new video about punk bands and records makes the weekend even better. Good job!
Hi Ed! Thanks so much for the comment! Seems you need to track down a copy of No More Heroes by the Stranglers soon! Gotta have that one! And All Mod Cons by the Jam is my 2nd favorite by them!
I'd love to track down a copy of Another Kind of Blues. It's on my list for sure! I forgot to mention this Skids Scared to Dance new reissue behind me. It's a new 2-LP set and is very worth owning! Love it!
It's so nice to read that you are enjoying my content! Thank you!
Your welcome Hanna on the In Utero, and more so thanks to you for buying! Great find on the Gits and thanks for sharing your knowledge and bringing new interest into the bands (in which I know little of also). By the way, after meeting you I can see you truly are an introvert!
Sorry for the delayed reply, Scott! I'm so behind on comments here! Yes, thanks so much again for the deals at the show. You've sold me some killer vinyl the last year or two!
wow! i didnt know of that sad lovers. the search begins...
It's such a well done comp! I was lucky to find it. I just ordered two of their vinyl reissues as well online. This is a sickness. Lol.
@@TheOmahaIntrovert hope there's no cure...
Wonderful love from London 🇬🇧 UK x
Oh wow, thank you! I love, love, love your band! :-)
At this point, record shows are the only way I would buy records now - things are usually more fairly priced for more common records that are getting to be more uncommon. Also, stuff that normally wouldn't sell is usually fairly priced as well. Things that are heavily sought after can be pricey, but deals can still be had. I hope you picked up the book about Squeeze written by our VC member James Griffith - lots of great info in there.
Hi Kris. Apologies for the delay. Always appreciate you taking the time. Whoa, I didn't know James Griffiths wrote a book about Squeeze. How did I miss that? Going to do a little searching online now. Thanks for the tip! Looking forward to the Omaha record show in a few weeks. Hope all is well!
Hi hanna great video again and amazing finds from the shows . So funny i just found a copy of cool for cats the colour version you found as their are different colour covers out there . Im trying to complete on squeeze I found cool for cats in a oxfam charity shop they are pricey for used 10 pounds i paid i beed about five to complete now . Love squeeze amazing band . Take care joe
Hi Joe! I'm gonna be after the different cover versions for Cool for Cats now, I think! For the right price, of course! Squeeze are a favorite of mine, too! Cheers and thanks again for being here!
Great to see you found Misfits. I have been holding some of their vinyls but I haven't been ready to pay asked price.
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Hi there, Mr. Finglish! Hopefully those prices on the Misfits albums you want decrease in price soon! Vinyl is so very expensive now! Hope all is well!
Another great video and excellent acquisitions, Hanna. Nice finds! Although I'm pretty sure you haven't heard all these records yet. Hey Hanna, how about an upcoming video about your rarest and most obscure CDs in your collection? Maybe it's a good idea. Thanks for talking about some bands I'm not familiar with. By the way, Billy Idol is famous in Brazil. Haha! Take care and see you next time. Cheers!
I haven’t heard these records yet? 🤔 Pretty sure I have, Alen. That’s why I’m sharing my thoughts with you all here.
@@TheOmahaIntrovert I'm just kidding! 😁😁😁Have a great Wednesday.
Scores all around for ya lil lady 🤘🏻
Hi Rob! Good to see you stop by! Hope all is well!
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Glad you enjoyed this video! Thank you!
Meant to mention the NYC band The Senders for late 80s to 1990s high energy garage psych. rock. I dunno how many albums they put out, or not, but we saw them open for
various bands in particular The Fleshtones at places like Continental years ago, mainly early 90s to mid 90s, and they were always a fun garage psych. type band. Got the crowd
going into a frenzy like The Fleshtones. Dunno what became of them. P.S. Had to have my cable dude come and check my home Internet the other day, turns out their own
newish router (2 years old) seems to be kind of dying, maybe that's why my UA-cam stuff is so erratic too, not sure. I just bought a new good quality Netgear router
and it should be up and running by tomorrow. The old one works but it's been erratic for two months now. I just hope setup is easy.
@@toddhill7483 Yes they were, and are still a going concern! Book and documentary out on them as well.
Hey Scott! I hope the router solves those UA-cam issues for you! I'll check out the Senders. Thanks for the mention. And I really love the Fleshtones! Cheers!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert Hey Hannah! I hope so too, that might be part of the issue. Though the speed when it works is fine, but lately keeps cutting out at weird times. It's definitely not my PC. I use a hardwired connex. anyway, not even wiFi. Yeah you reminded me of The Senders mentioning the psych. and garage rock wave of bands in the 80s. The Senders were more just straight up party 60s kind of rock garage but not really psych. Not like The Seeds but maybe a bit. I have to go see what became of them! The Fleshtones are still going as far as I know.
Just listened to their track "No More Foolin' Me." Sounded really great!