Just got started on a record collection and started watching a few UA-cam channels to start getting my knowledge up. Then today I went by a record store on my lunch break my wife's step dad told me about. The shop was noble records, I didn't realize until just now when I saw the channel name it was your store I went to. Randomly bumped into you through both the internet and word of mouth!
Citizen - Youth Thundercat - It Is What It Is Failure - Fantastic Planet Radiohead - OK Computer Beach House - Depression Cherry Vein - Errorzone Paramore - After Laughter Incendiary - Thousand Mile Stare Deftones - Koi No Yokan Basement - Colourmeinkindness Probably very different than your usual viewers but hey I like it all! :D
Mine: Recently.... Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere - Neil Young Vanilla Fudge - Vanilla Fudge Odessa - The Bee Gees Led Zeppelin III BJ Thomas - Reunion Thunderclap Newman - Hollywood Dream Aftermath - The Rolling Stones John Hiatt - Perfectly Good Guitar Hejria - Joni Mitchell Sweethearts of the Rodeo - The Byrds Thanks.
Riot- Fire Down Under, Rush - Moving Pictures, Aerosmith - Rocks, Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti, AC DC - Back In Black, Screaming Trees - Dust, Black Sabbath - Heaven and Hell, Van Halen - Van Halen, Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon, Bad Company - Bad Company in no particular order.
What a fantastic video! The thing I love most is I haven’t listened to many of the albums you listen to so much! This is what art is all about. I love it!
Mines definitely lesser known stuff Buffalo-volcanic rock Dust-hard attack Rodriquez-Cold Fact/coming from reality Dark-Round the Edges Bolder Damn-Mournin' Sam Cooke-live at the Harlem Square Club Grand funk railroad-Grand Funk(red album) Bulbous Creation-You Wont Remember Dying Judee Sill-S/T Blue Cheer - Vincebus Eruptum
YES, Alice in Chains is the greatest band since Led Zeppelin IMO…… Layne’s voice is EPIC. You are so right. Their stuff is so heavy and emotional. Then again, when you are hooked on Heroin your life must be hell. Such a shame that he left us so soon. Speaking of Zeppelin, I have a interesting LZII RL question I need some help on. Keep up the great videos. John
Great post..such an eclectic mix to reflect your moods and tastes..id say we are all similar in that our tastes and favourite "go to" records change with time..Some superb obscure choices..Love RATM mind...a personal go to is Lee Morgan The Cooker..always brightens my day and mood..that and Led Zeppelin 1..Thank you from the UK for taking the time to post and share 👌
Bette Davis. I worked for her record distributor decades ago. Beautiful voice. I had some of her 45’s, but sold them when I sold my record collection years ago.
So glad to see you talk about Zach Bryan! His album DeAnn is one of the best albums I’ve ever heard. So heavy and such beautiful song writing like you said.
Great to watch this Dillon, thank you. I'm so interested in your choices, and do have a couple of them, Joni Mitchell, + Eddie Hazel. Thanks for turning me on to the Oscillations, 70s African music. In 1973 I was 16 working as a Pizza cook in a village in a National Park and our sound system was an 8- track machine with maybe 4 8-tracks to play. One was Osibisa "Woyaya". Loved that, still play it. African Funk has always been a joy for me. Manu Dibango, Fela Kuti, Angelique Kidjo, and now the Oscillations. Thanks
I just saw Isbell last Wednesday, killer show! Townes is the man, I play his stuff live quite a bit. I'll be swinging by the store this weekend, see you then!
Its hard to pick a top 10 that you have listened over the years without crossing so many genres and types of Music. Over the years (50 of them to date), I've kept going back to the Allman Bros live at the Filmore East, Anything Mahavishnu Orchestra, Marvin Gaye, Weather Report, Miles Davis, The Porgy and Bess Songbook, and Joni Mitchell. Thanks for turning me on to these Dillion. Luv those Oscillations.
I like your choices. My list : Pink Floyd - Dark side of the moon Supertramp - Crime of the century Steely Dan - Can´t buy a thrill The Smiths - The Queen is dead The Waterboys - This is the Sea Pavlov´s Dog - Pampered Menial Keith Jarrett - Koln Concert Jethro Tull - Songs from the Wood Television - Marquee Moon Neutral Milk Hotel - In the aeroplane over the sea Pixies - Doolittle Sufjan Stevens - Illinois Pink Floyd - The Wall Dire Straits - Brothers in Arms Gang of Four - Entertainment!
my top ten Bobby Caldwell - Bobby Caldwell Eric Gale - Multiplication Andrae Crouch and the Disciples - Take Me Back Gilgamesh - Self-titled Lonnie Liston Smith and the Cosmic Echoes - Expansions AND Visions of a New World Ahmad Jamal Trio - The Awakening Pink Floyd - Animals Knxwledge - Anthology Flying Lotus - Los Angeles Sufjan Stevens - Age of Adz I own vinyl of all these, and i overpaid for most of them
I had breakfast with Bobby Caldwell and his Manager decades ago, when I worked for his debut album record company. I still have his debut album in yellow vinyl.
Sadly and I have been doing is over 40 years, I keep a record of what I listen to (its all in a database now) so the last year from 10th Aug 2022 to 10th Aug 2023....from a 5k+ collection....in no order.....Free - Fire and Water, Family - Bandstand, Budgie - In For The Kill, Gil Scott Heron - Winter in America, John Martyn - Bless The Weather, Hermann Szobel - Szobel, Frank Zappa - Guitar, Captain Beefheart - As Safe As Milk, Black Crowes - The Southern Harmony.... and Tom Waits Blue Valentine. Great to hear your picks !
I grew up in the 70s. I have about 1200 records in my collection, but my eclectic go to albums are: Jorma Kaukonen: Quah, Hot Tuna: Phosphorescent Rat/Burgers, Bad Company: Self-titled, Grass Roots: Leaving It All Behind, Grateful Dead: Wake of the Flood, Emmy Lou Harris: Luxury Liner, Tommy James & Shondells: Best Of, Jefferson Airplane: Worst Of, Jelly Roll: Whitsitt Chapel/Ballads of the Broken, Kantner & Slick: Sunfighter, Gordon Lightfoot: Sundown, McCartney: Self-titled, Joni Mitchell: Court & Spark/ Hissing of Summer Lawns, Moby: Play, Monkees: Pieces, Aquarius…, Moody Blues: Days Of Future Passed, Van Morrison: Inarticulate Speech of the Heart, Tom Petty & HB: Self-titled, Linda Ronstadt: Heart Like a Wheel, Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazelwood: Nancy & Lee, Patti Smith: Horse/Easter, Velvet Underground: Self-titled, Who: Who’s Next, Big Brother & Janis Joplin: Cheap Thrills, Dropkick Murphys: OKemah Rising, Jazz Sabbath, Kiss: Unplugged, Iggy Pop: The Idiot/Lust for Life, Simon & Garfunkel: Bridge Over Troubled Water, Television: Marquee Moon. More than 10 but oh well… 😂
The way it stands today: John Prine John Prine Townes Van Zandt Live at the Old Quarter Rolling Stones Exile on Main Street Guy Clark Old No. 1 Sturgill Simpson Dood/Juanita Johnny Cash I Walk the Line Neil Young Tonight's the Night Louvin Brothers Tragic Songs of life Black Sabbath Paranoid Turnpike Troubadours Diamonds&Gasoline
I used to go to a proto metal website years ago ( cant remember the name ) and there was a thread in the forum about heavy funk and someone brought up Betty Davis. I ended up picking up 2 of hers and i think theyre great. I absolutely love Dont Call Her No Tramp. Love Eddie Hazel's version of California Dreamin' . Great album Heres Mine... Jefferson Airplane - Crown Of Creation Love- Forever Changes Gandalf- S/T Doors -.Strange Days Black Sabbath - Master of Reality Beatles - White Album Kiss- Rock and Roll Over Led Zeppelin II Rush- Fly By Night Uriah Heep - Live 73
Rival Sons - Feral Roots, Led Zeppelin IV, Black Crowes - The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion, Jean-Luc Ponty - Enigmatic Ocean, Alice in Chains - Jar of Flies, Ratt - Dancing Undercover, Journey - Departure (or Captured), Van Halen - II, Sting - Ten Summoner’s Tales, Steely Dan - Aja, Rush - Moving Pictures -- Honorable Mentions - AC/DC - Powerage, Dirty Honey, Chicago II, Boston, Billy Joel - Greatest Hits I & II, Dokken - Under Lock and Key, Whitesnake, Slide It In and Good To Be Bad, Buckcherry - 15, Van Halen - all through OU812, Billy Squier - Don’t Say No, Motley Crue - Theatre of Pain, Tesla - Mechanical Resonance & The Great Radio Controversy, Every other Rival Sons album!!
Top 10 for today (no particular order) Nick Drake - Bryter Layter Kinks - Self Preservation Society Small Faces - Ogdens Nutgone Flake Oasis -Definitely Maybe Beatles - Revolver Stone Roses -Stone Roses Charlatans- Tellin Stories Lennon - Mind Games The Jam - All Mod Cons Miles Davis - Kind of Blue Quadrophenia for a close 11th
Correction, it’s ’The Oscillation’ and he’s London based. The album I have is Untold Futures. Love your videos Dylan, thank you for taking the time to make them.
Great list Dillon! 👍 I would love to see some of those 90’s vinyl getting the UHQR treatment; Jar Of Flies and RATM for example. Wouldn’t that be something? 😊
Great to hear you're running! I'm a huge fan myself! You may want to give Interval Running a go. I can't say enough about it in terms of a great way to better your fitness. Great picks, as well. Enjoyed!😁
Good I love that Eddie Hazel. I had the pleasure of meeting George Clinton when he joined my professor’s lecture last year. Super cool experience asking him how he got Eddie’s mom to let him go record and tour with them. One of my favorite moments in college.
Great video, it's always nice to get a peek at somebody's listening habits, preferences, and favorites! I would love to see a video of albums you grew up with that stuck with you, like stuff your parents played or that was always on at a friend's house, stuff that you don't even remember hearing for the first time because it was just always there.
John Martyn - One World....Hawkwind - In Search of Space... King Buffalo - Longing To Be The Mountain.... Gong - You..... Underworld - Secondtoughestintheonfants... The Orb - John Peel Sessions...Nick Drake - Bryter Later... Jane Siberry - The Walking.... Kate Bush - The Hounds Of Love...Beyond - And The Waters Opened.
Townes name popped up all the time but it wasn't until Lockdown that I gave this album a listen. It made me love lockdown. John Prine is another one I finally started to listen to. I'd love another lockdown to see what else I can discover.
Glad to see you mentioned the only Rap album I like: Rage Against the Machine (debut). I bet you dig the guitar and bass like me. Now I offer a suggestion. Have you ever tried New Jersey grunge? I have an obscure but very fascinating album called Mindfunk - Dropped (1993). I find myself drawn to this far too often!
For me it's too many to count, but definitely the closest would be the likes of Ramones - Road to Ruin, Queen II, Help, Clear Light and Tangerine Dream (Kaleidoscope) - throw in Black Sabbath, headless cross for good measure.
I only know a couple songs from the Oscillations. I checked on the album, guess I will wait for a reissue ! Betty Davis, dirty funk is exactly right. I love that album. Take a shower after playing it. Enjoyed your list Dillon.
Black Sabbath - yes Listen to a lot of Townes and Guy Clark. Jar of Flies is great but Soundgarden always wins out. Alice Cooper Killer . I always come back to Revolver the best of all rock albums in my humble opinion.
Tanks fer sharin' yer top 10. Blue surprised me so here's a Joni story. I saw her in Austin for the Miles O' Aisles tour. After the show I waited by her black limousine 'n sho' 'nuff here comes Joni with her arms full o' yellow roses 'n two gentlemen-Roger Kellaway 'n Tom Scott. I asked her why she never answered any o' my letters. She replied "because I knew we would meet just like this someday" 'n she handed me a rose that I still have. Then the three o' dem slid into the back seat o' the limo. As they drove away the lyrics from her song For Free came to mind..."I have a black limousine 'n two gentlemen escortin' me to the halls..."
You honestly believed what she said? Ok. all good. One of the oldest lines in the music world as an artist is when some fan writes you a letter and doesn’t understand why you didn’t write back. Truly ….but if it makes you happy…got be careful though. Artists are doing their best to live a normal life when they are not on the stage…so they have to be careful with possible stalkers. Sadly, it’s a,different world and artists get people that think there are no boundaries in an interaction..okay? Just want you (and her) to be okay in the long run..peace.
There’s a current ‘The Oscillations’ which is, I think, a UK band, I have an album that I must dig out. It’s obviously not Zamrock, more psychedelic. A fantastic record.
You might also like Jacques Brel, definitely a master songwriter though getting good English versions can be hard. Scott Walker did a record of exclusively Brell songs a must for those looking for honest lyrical mastery.
Dillon, since you like Zach Bryan and Townes Van Zandt, when you get a chance, stream the music of Charles Wesley Godwin, a singer/songwriter from West Virginia. He's a terrific songwriter and his voice will bring the Appalachia out of you.
Do you have the Alice In Chains self titled LP? One of the best LPs I own.. also Unplugged has that raw emotion, especially Sludge Factory. Very obvious what Layne was trying to emote
Couchois, best of the Statler brothers, Queen News of the World, Foreigner , Boston, Huey Lewis Sports, Cheap Trick One on One, Waylon Gr Hits, Bee Gees Spirits Having Flown, AC DC Back in Black
im currently tryin to rent out this local shop building in my town and open a small record store in there, whats the best way to advertise to get leads for people selling record collections
100 Jude Cole A View From 3rd Street 99 Toto Isolation 98 Garth Brooks Ropin’ The Wind 97 Vince Gill I Still Believe In You 96 Janet Jackson Control 95 Donna Summers Bad Girls 94 Dolly Parton Coat Of Many Colors 93 Dixie Chicks Fly 92 Rod Stewart Every Picture Has A Story 91 Taylor Swift Red 90 Carly Simon No Secrets 89 Toto Fahrenheit 88 Little Big Town Tornado 87 Pink Funhouse 86 Duran Duran Rio 85 Daryl Hall & John Oates H2O 84 Heart Heart 83 Meatloaf Bat Out Of Hell 82 Bon Jovi Slippery When Wet 81 Keith Urban Love, Pain & The Whole Crazy Thing 80 Whitney Houston Whitney Houston 79 Foreigner Four 78 Pat Benatar In The Heat Of The Night 77 Toto The Seventh One 76 Dixie Chicks Wide Open Spaces 75 R.E.M. Automatic For The People 74 Guns N’ Roses Appetite For Destruction 73 Alanis Morrissette Jagged Little Pill 72 Olivia Newton-John / ELO Grease Soundtrack 71 Simon & Garfunkel Bookends 70 Heart Dog & Butterfly 69 The Doors The Doors 68 U2 Achtung baby 67 Wham! Make It Big 66 AC/DC Black In Black 65 Queen A Night At The Opera 64 Foreigner Foreigner 63 Adele 21 62 Blondie Parallel Lines 61 Tina Turner Private Dancer 60 Miranda Lambert The Weight Of These Wings 59 The Police Synchronicity 58 John Cougar Mellencamp Scarecrow 57 Sade Love Deluxe 56 Whitney Houston The Bodyguard Soundtrack 55 Boston Third Stage 54 Shania Twain Come On Over 53 The Beatles Revolver 52 Michael Jackson Bad 51 Taylor Swift 1989 50 Bread Guitar Man 49 The Bee Gees Spirits Haven Flown 48 Janet Jackson Rhythm Nation 47 Chris Tomlin See The Morning 46 Don Henley The End Of The Innocents 45 Mariah Carey Merry Christmas 44 Roberta Flack First Take 43 Linda Ronstadt Heart Like A Wheel 42 Nirvana Nevermind 41 Stevie Wonder Songs In The Key Of Life 40 Journey Escape 39 Simon & Garfunkel Bridge Over Troubled Waters 38 Prince Purple Rain Soundtrack 37 The Bee Gees Saturday Night Fever Soundtrack 36 U2 Joshua’s Tree 35 Creedence Clearwater Revival Cosmo’s Factory 34 Bruno Mars Doo-Wops & Hooligans 33 Billy Joel 53nd Street 32 Elton John Goodbye Yellow Brick Road 31 Cyndi Lauper She’s Si Unusual 30 Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band Against The Wind 29 Carol King Tapestry 28 Madonna True Blue 27 Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers Damn The Torpedoes 26 Heart Little Queen 25 Pink Floyd Dark Side Of The Moon 24 George Michael Listen Without Prejudice 23 The Eagles Hotel California 22 The Beatles White Album 21 The Rolling Stones Some Girls 20 Abba Arrival 19 Reo Speedwagon Hi-Infidelity 18 Mariah Carey Mariah Carey 17 Celine Dion Falling Into You 16 Sinead O’Connor I Do Not Want What I Haven’t Got 15 Led Zeppelin IV 14 George Michael Faith 13 The Beach Boys Pet Sounds 12 Pink Floyd The Wall 11 Bruce Springsteen The River 10 Richard Marx Richard Marx 9 The Beatles Abbey Road 8 Bonnie Raitt Nick Of Time 7 Heart Dreamboat Annie 6 Boston Boston 5 Pat Benatar Crimes Of Passion 4 Toto IV 3 Def Leppard Hysteria 2 Michael Jackson Thriller 1 Fleetwood Mac Rumours
Interesting. I am not with the music but really funky stuff you like. I am not really old when it comes to music and lean into old blues, R&R, disco sucks. Didn’t ‘discover Tom Petty & the HBs still 5 years ago. So my top 10 would be artists you wouldn’t have in your collection. But I love the comments as others share their favs with you. Keep up the good work. Peace.
@@noblerecords that is SO true…not all,disco,sucks…I was the Doors stuff like that …why is for every genre of music you often have to wade through the bullshit to find the nuggets? It’s like with people…a group seems a certain way and then when u find the bullshit people u ignore and find the good ones? That’s my $.04 thought. Haha )(inflation) mjust stay safe..please.. Gail in Central FL.…sigh…
These 10 records get played at my multiple times weekly 1. Cream- Disraeli Gears 2. Buddy Miles-Them Changes 3. PM&W- Band on the Run 4. Kiss- Destroyer 5. Led Zeppelin ll 6. Who- Who's Next 7. Cream- Wheels of Fire 8. Beatles- Rubber Soul 9. Beatles- Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band 10. Motley Crue- Girls, Girls, Girls
It seems like these days everyone's talking about their ten most listened albums. How 'bout talking about the hundred(s) that take up space that we never, ever listen to? HUH, Huh, huh... Kidding... Peace on earth.
I am deeply and profoundly disappointed by this list. Just kidding. As I prepare to unload all of my records one day, part of my justification is that I really do keep going back to the same small selection of titles. Most of of mine are from 1989ish, when I was 16. The Stone Roses, Trash Can Sinatras, Ocean Blue, New Order Technique, Wire On Returning. I haven’t been spinning these records on heavy rotation for the last 30 years, but now that I’m 50, they have become what I feel like hearing.
Just got started on a record collection and started watching a few UA-cam channels to start getting my knowledge up.
Then today I went by a record store on my lunch break my wife's step dad told me about.
The shop was noble records, I didn't realize until just now when I saw the channel name it was your store I went to. Randomly bumped into you through both the internet and word of mouth!
Citizen - Youth
Thundercat - It Is What It Is
Failure - Fantastic Planet
Radiohead - OK Computer
Beach House - Depression Cherry
Vein - Errorzone
Paramore - After Laughter
Incendiary - Thousand Mile Stare
Deftones - Koi No Yokan
Basement - Colourmeinkindness
Probably very different than your usual viewers but hey I like it all! :D
Mine: Recently....
Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere - Neil Young
Vanilla Fudge - Vanilla Fudge
Odessa - The Bee Gees
Led Zeppelin III
BJ Thomas - Reunion
Thunderclap Newman - Hollywood Dream
Aftermath - The Rolling Stones
John Hiatt - Perfectly Good Guitar
Hejria - Joni Mitchell
Sweethearts of the Rodeo - The Byrds
Thanks.
Riot- Fire Down Under, Rush - Moving Pictures, Aerosmith - Rocks, Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti, AC DC - Back In Black, Screaming Trees - Dust, Black Sabbath - Heaven and Hell, Van Halen - Van Halen, Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon, Bad Company - Bad Company in no particular order.
Yes fire down under is a dime!!!
I missed Back in Black - great workout music.
Riot!
Fire Down under is one of my favorites metal albums of all time! 🔥🔥🔥
Screaming Trees, hell yeah!!!🤘🤘🤘
A lifetime record! Black Sabbath!
What a fantastic video! The thing I love most is I haven’t listened to many of the albums you listen to so much! This is what art is all about. I love it!
Jar of Flies! Yes!!! 🙏 that baseline to rotten apple gets me every time man
Mines definitely lesser known stuff
Buffalo-volcanic rock
Dust-hard attack
Rodriquez-Cold Fact/coming from reality
Dark-Round the Edges
Bolder Damn-Mournin'
Sam Cooke-live at the Harlem Square Club
Grand funk railroad-Grand Funk(red album)
Bulbous Creation-You Wont Remember Dying
Judee Sill-S/T
Blue Cheer - Vincebus Eruptum
YES, Alice in Chains is the greatest band since Led Zeppelin IMO…… Layne’s voice is EPIC. You are so right. Their stuff is so heavy and emotional. Then again, when you are hooked on Heroin your life must be hell. Such a shame that he left us so soon.
Speaking of Zeppelin, I have a interesting LZII RL question I need some help on.
Keep up the great videos.
John
Great video. That is the type of information that I appreciate. Makes me want to go listen to them.
Thanks for introducing us to so many great listens 👍
Great post..such an eclectic mix to reflect your moods and tastes..id say we are all similar in that our tastes and favourite "go to" records change with time..Some superb obscure choices..Love RATM mind...a personal go to is Lee Morgan The Cooker..always brightens my day and mood..that and Led Zeppelin 1..Thank you from the UK for taking the time to post and share 👌
Bette Davis. I worked for her record distributor decades ago. Beautiful voice. I had some of her 45’s, but sold them when I sold my record collection years ago.
So glad to see you talk about Zach Bryan! His album DeAnn is one of the best albums I’ve ever heard. So heavy and such beautiful song writing like you said.
Great to watch this Dillon, thank you. I'm so interested in your choices, and do have a couple of them, Joni Mitchell, + Eddie Hazel. Thanks for turning me on to the Oscillations, 70s African music. In 1973 I was 16 working as a Pizza cook in a village in a National Park and our sound system was an 8- track machine with maybe 4 8-tracks to play. One was Osibisa "Woyaya". Loved that, still play it. African Funk has always been a joy for me. Manu Dibango, Fela Kuti, Angelique Kidjo, and now the Oscillations.
Thanks
AiC Jar of Flies, This man knows what's up! RIP Layne, no one will ever compare.
Brilliant EP
I’m into prog but AIC is top 5
I just saw Isbell last Wednesday, killer show! Townes is the man, I play his stuff live quite a bit. I'll be swinging by the store this weekend, see you then!
Its hard to pick a top 10 that you have listened over the years without crossing so many genres and types of Music. Over the years (50 of them to date), I've kept going back to the Allman Bros live at the Filmore East, Anything Mahavishnu Orchestra, Marvin Gaye, Weather Report, Miles Davis, The Porgy and Bess Songbook, and Joni Mitchell. Thanks for turning me on to these Dillion. Luv those Oscillations.
I like your choices. My list :
Pink Floyd - Dark side of the moon
Supertramp - Crime of the century
Steely Dan - Can´t buy a thrill
The Smiths - The Queen is dead
The Waterboys - This is the Sea
Pavlov´s Dog - Pampered Menial
Keith Jarrett - Koln Concert
Jethro Tull - Songs from the Wood
Television - Marquee Moon
Neutral Milk Hotel - In the aeroplane over the sea
Pixies - Doolittle
Sufjan Stevens - Illinois
Pink Floyd - The Wall
Dire Straits - Brothers in Arms
Gang of Four - Entertainment!
I like Zam Rock too. It has the energy of the first west coast garage bands which was lost with all the studio production.
my top ten
Bobby Caldwell - Bobby Caldwell
Eric Gale - Multiplication
Andrae Crouch and the Disciples - Take Me Back
Gilgamesh - Self-titled
Lonnie Liston Smith and the Cosmic Echoes - Expansions AND Visions of a New World
Ahmad Jamal Trio - The Awakening
Pink Floyd - Animals
Knxwledge - Anthology
Flying Lotus - Los Angeles
Sufjan Stevens - Age of Adz
I own vinyl of all these, and i overpaid for most of them
I had breakfast with Bobby Caldwell and his Manager decades ago, when I worked for his debut album record company. I still have his debut album in yellow vinyl.
Thanks Dillon, once more, you made me curious about a couple of artists and albums I didn't know about 👍
Great video…! I have notebook with me while watching your clips to take note of LP’s to keep an eye out for😁
Rage for me is the one I go back to time and time again…will check out the recommendations for sure 👌
I’m going to check out Blue in my local record store. Sounds amazing.
You won’t regret it. It’s just beautiful.
Sadly and I have been doing is over 40 years, I keep a record of what I listen to (its all in a database now) so the last year from 10th Aug 2022 to 10th Aug 2023....from a 5k+ collection....in no order.....Free - Fire and Water, Family - Bandstand, Budgie - In For The Kill, Gil Scott Heron - Winter in America, John Martyn - Bless The Weather, Hermann Szobel - Szobel, Frank Zappa - Guitar, Captain Beefheart - As Safe As Milk, Black Crowes - The Southern Harmony.... and Tom Waits Blue Valentine. Great to hear your picks !
I grew up in the 70s. I have about 1200 records in my collection, but my eclectic go to albums are: Jorma Kaukonen: Quah, Hot Tuna: Phosphorescent Rat/Burgers, Bad Company: Self-titled, Grass Roots: Leaving It All Behind, Grateful Dead: Wake of the Flood, Emmy Lou Harris: Luxury Liner, Tommy James & Shondells: Best Of, Jefferson Airplane: Worst Of, Jelly Roll: Whitsitt Chapel/Ballads of the Broken, Kantner & Slick: Sunfighter, Gordon Lightfoot: Sundown, McCartney: Self-titled, Joni Mitchell: Court & Spark/ Hissing of Summer Lawns, Moby: Play, Monkees: Pieces, Aquarius…, Moody Blues: Days Of Future Passed, Van Morrison: Inarticulate Speech of the Heart, Tom Petty & HB: Self-titled, Linda Ronstadt: Heart Like a Wheel, Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazelwood: Nancy & Lee, Patti Smith: Horse/Easter, Velvet Underground: Self-titled, Who: Who’s Next, Big Brother & Janis Joplin: Cheap Thrills, Dropkick Murphys: OKemah Rising, Jazz Sabbath, Kiss: Unplugged, Iggy Pop: The Idiot/Lust for Life, Simon & Garfunkel: Bridge Over Troubled Water, Television: Marquee Moon. More than 10 but oh well… 😂
I gave you a like because you own over a thousand records
I listened to that The Oscillations record after I watched this video this morning. What a great record!!! Would be cool to see a re-release of that!
Thanks for the picks. I haven’t heard about most of them and will check them out.
The way it stands today:
John Prine John Prine
Townes Van Zandt Live at the Old Quarter
Rolling Stones Exile on Main Street
Guy Clark Old No. 1
Sturgill Simpson Dood/Juanita
Johnny Cash I Walk the Line
Neil Young Tonight's the Night
Louvin Brothers Tragic Songs of life
Black Sabbath Paranoid
Turnpike Troubadours Diamonds&Gasoline
I used to go to a proto metal website years ago ( cant remember the name ) and there was a thread in the forum about heavy funk and someone brought up Betty Davis. I ended up picking up 2 of hers and i think theyre great. I absolutely love Dont Call Her No Tramp.
Love Eddie Hazel's version of California Dreamin' . Great album
Heres Mine...
Jefferson Airplane - Crown Of Creation
Love- Forever Changes
Gandalf- S/T
Doors -.Strange Days
Black Sabbath - Master of Reality
Beatles - White Album
Kiss- Rock and Roll Over
Led Zeppelin II
Rush- Fly By Night
Uriah Heep - Live 73
Solid list, man! 👌🏽👍🏽
Rival Sons - Feral Roots, Led Zeppelin IV, Black Crowes - The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion, Jean-Luc Ponty - Enigmatic Ocean, Alice in Chains - Jar of Flies, Ratt - Dancing Undercover, Journey - Departure (or Captured), Van Halen - II, Sting - Ten Summoner’s Tales, Steely Dan - Aja, Rush - Moving Pictures -- Honorable Mentions - AC/DC - Powerage, Dirty Honey, Chicago II, Boston, Billy Joel - Greatest Hits I & II, Dokken - Under Lock and Key, Whitesnake, Slide It In and Good To Be Bad, Buckcherry - 15, Van Halen - all through OU812, Billy Squier - Don’t Say No, Motley Crue - Theatre of Pain, Tesla - Mechanical Resonance & The Great Radio Controversy, Every other Rival Sons album!!
Rage is firmly in my top 10. Amazing album.
Top 10 for today (no particular order)
Nick Drake - Bryter Layter
Kinks - Self Preservation Society
Small Faces - Ogdens Nutgone Flake
Oasis -Definitely Maybe
Beatles - Revolver
Stone Roses -Stone Roses
Charlatans- Tellin Stories
Lennon - Mind Games
The Jam - All Mod Cons
Miles Davis - Kind of Blue
Quadrophenia for a close 11th
Correction, it’s ’The Oscillation’ and he’s London based. The album I have is Untold Futures. Love your videos Dylan, thank you for taking the time to make them.
Correction, it’s “The Oscillations”; just like he said.
@@kevinwheeler9009 Who cares, great band (one man) though 😂
Great list Dillon! 👍
I would love to see some of those 90’s vinyl getting the UHQR treatment; Jar Of Flies and RATM for example. Wouldn’t that be something? 😊
The guitar on that Oscillations record IS incredible!!! 🤖 ⚡
Our tastes are very similar! From heavy rock to funk and afro to Joni Mitchell
Very interesting, you gave me some to follow up on!
Great to hear you're running! I'm a huge fan myself! You may want to give Interval Running a go. I can't say enough about it in terms of a great way to better your fitness. Great picks, as well. Enjoyed!😁
Yeah right now I’m swimming ever my other day, and running the days in between. It’s good so far!
The Clash London Calling. Tom Waits Bone Machine. Wilco Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, The Band s/t. Bob Dylan Blonde
The first time I listened to Betty Davis I was mind blown. That's some heavy funk!
Killer list of Records there!
Good I love that Eddie Hazel. I had the pleasure of meeting George Clinton when he joined my professor’s lecture last year. Super cool experience asking him how he got Eddie’s mom to let him go record and tour with them. One of my favorite moments in college.
I'll look up the Oscillations. Looks interesting, thanks for that.
Great video, it's always nice to get a peek at somebody's listening habits, preferences, and favorites! I would love to see a video of albums you grew up with that stuck with you, like stuff your parents played or that was always on at a friend's house, stuff that you don't even remember hearing for the first time because it was just always there.
Fraction and Betty Davis are nice finds/discoveries. And I'm only halfway through your list. Everything outstanding so far. Thx.
John Martyn - One World....Hawkwind - In Search of Space... King Buffalo - Longing To Be The Mountain.... Gong - You..... Underworld - Secondtoughestintheonfants... The Orb - John Peel Sessions...Nick Drake - Bryter Later... Jane Siberry - The Walking.... Kate Bush - The Hounds Of Love...Beyond - And The Waters Opened.
Townes name popped up all the time but it wasn't until Lockdown that I gave this album a listen. It made me love lockdown. John Prine is another one I finally started to listen to. I'd love another lockdown to see what else I can discover.
Would you consider doing a zamrock video/your top 20 favorite psychedelic albums based strictly on the music?
Glad to see you mentioned the only Rap album I like: Rage Against the Machine (debut). I bet you dig the guitar and bass like me. Now I offer a suggestion. Have you ever tried New Jersey grunge? I have an obscure but very fascinating album called Mindfunk - Dropped (1993). I find myself drawn to this far too often!
For me it's too many to count, but definitely the closest would be the likes of Ramones - Road to Ruin, Queen II, Help, Clear Light and Tangerine Dream (Kaleidoscope) - throw in Black Sabbath, headless cross for good measure.
I’m looking for Tangerine Dream - I love The Sky Children.
I only know a couple songs from the Oscillations. I checked on the album, guess I will wait for a reissue ! Betty Davis, dirty funk is exactly right. I love that album. Take a shower after playing it. Enjoyed your list Dillon.
The Who Quadophenia is a masterpiece on vinyl!! Still blows me away!!
You go to the PFunk show @ The Fillmore last night? Was a killer gig man. Fishbone opened.
I saw this tour .. in Port Chester at the Capitol .. Fishbone were fuckin brilliant .. p funk were a mess. I’ve seen George Clinton 4x since 1989 ..
I'm really intrigued the more I learn about Zamrock. I'm a crazed collector of Itaprog
Black Sabbath - yes Listen to a lot of Townes and Guy Clark. Jar of Flies is great but Soundgarden always wins out. Alice Cooper Killer . I always come back to Revolver the best of all rock albums in my humble opinion.
One recent discovery is John Fullbright. I'm obsessed with the Song album
love maggotbrain also and I bought that Eddie hazel record because of maggot brain and its amazing! Great choice!
Tanks fer sharin' yer top 10. Blue surprised me so here's a Joni story. I saw her in Austin for the Miles O' Aisles tour. After the show I waited by her black limousine 'n sho' 'nuff here comes Joni with her arms full o' yellow roses 'n two gentlemen-Roger Kellaway 'n Tom Scott. I asked her why she never answered any o' my letters. She replied "because I knew we would meet just like this someday" 'n she handed me a rose that I still have. Then the three o' dem slid into the back seat o' the limo. As they drove away the lyrics from her song For Free came to mind..."I have a black limousine 'n two gentlemen escortin' me to the halls..."
You honestly believed what she said? Ok. all good. One of the oldest lines in the music world as an artist is when some fan writes you a letter and doesn’t understand why you didn’t write back. Truly ….but if it makes you happy…got be careful though. Artists are doing their best to live a normal life when they are not on the stage…so they have to be careful with possible stalkers. Sadly, it’s a,different world and artists get people that think there are no boundaries in an interaction..okay? Just want you (and her) to be okay in the long run..peace.
When I sold my crate full of 90’s OGs years ago to Scott that Rage is the only one I kept.
Fraction seriously needs a reissue... Hint hint!
😉 😉 😉 🤐
Been searching for that Eddie Hazel for YYYEEEAAAARRRSSSSSSSssssss. You lucky SOB!
Def didn't see Zach Bryan coming. Billy Stay is an absolute bang on example of what you mean when you say you can just feel this guy.
Not my favourite group but my most listened to album is Air - 10,000hz Legend. Suits all moods and moments
Some good recommendations.
Hope you all have an awesome weekend man
There’s a current ‘The Oscillations’ which is, I think, a UK band, I have an album that I must dig out. It’s obviously not Zamrock, more psychedelic. A fantastic record.
You might also like Jacques Brel, definitely a master songwriter though getting good English versions can be hard. Scott Walker did a record of exclusively Brell songs a must for those looking for honest lyrical mastery.
Dillon, since you like Zach Bryan and Townes Van Zandt, when you get a chance, stream the music of Charles Wesley Godwin, a singer/songwriter from West Virginia. He's a terrific songwriter and his voice will bring the Appalachia out of you.
Yes! He’s been in my shop actually! He used the system in my shop to demo the test pressing for his record!
Do you have the Alice In Chains self titled LP? One of the best LPs I own.. also Unplugged has that raw emotion, especially Sludge Factory. Very obvious what Layne was trying to emote
Am I the only people who favors Townes' "Our Mother The Mountain" over the s/t?
This is one fine 10!
I'm surprised a Jazz album didn't crack the top 10 🤔
Is Creed n Rundgren in the top 20?!!? Also: what are your thoughts on In Utero? Might be my fave Nirvana.
I have a CD live at the Bluebird with TVZ, Guy Clark, Steve Earle all playing ... I dont think it was releashed on LP
You might like Thorlock. I saw them in Cape G. Show got shutdown by the cops, too loud
I have a clean OG promo pressing of Game, Dames and Guitar Thangs......courtesy of Noble Records! Ha
Townes -self titled is my favorite Townes.
Couchois, best of the Statler brothers, Queen News of the World, Foreigner , Boston, Huey Lewis Sports,
Cheap Trick One on One, Waylon Gr Hits, Bee Gees Spirits Having Flown, AC DC Back in Black
Cars cassette stays in my player
If I were a betting man, I would now be buying the drinks or coffees. Its easy to see that you are a caring and sensitive bloke.
did you know they released a second solo album on Eddie Hazel after he passed away?
Yeah it’s amazing!
I like the playing but the sound quality is bad, at least on my copy.@@noblerecords
im currently tryin to rent out this local shop building in my town and open a small record store in there, whats the best way to advertise to get leads for people selling record collections
100 Jude Cole A View From 3rd Street
99 Toto Isolation
98 Garth Brooks Ropin’ The Wind
97 Vince Gill I Still Believe In You
96 Janet Jackson Control
95 Donna Summers Bad Girls
94 Dolly Parton Coat Of Many Colors
93 Dixie Chicks Fly
92 Rod Stewart Every Picture Has A Story
91 Taylor Swift Red
90 Carly Simon No Secrets
89 Toto Fahrenheit
88 Little Big Town Tornado
87 Pink Funhouse
86 Duran Duran Rio
85 Daryl Hall & John Oates H2O
84 Heart Heart
83 Meatloaf Bat Out Of Hell
82 Bon Jovi Slippery When Wet
81 Keith Urban Love, Pain & The Whole Crazy Thing
80 Whitney Houston Whitney Houston
79 Foreigner Four
78 Pat Benatar In The Heat Of The Night
77 Toto The Seventh One
76 Dixie Chicks Wide Open Spaces
75 R.E.M. Automatic For The People
74 Guns N’ Roses Appetite For Destruction
73 Alanis Morrissette Jagged Little Pill
72 Olivia Newton-John / ELO Grease Soundtrack
71 Simon & Garfunkel Bookends
70 Heart Dog & Butterfly
69 The Doors The Doors
68 U2 Achtung baby
67 Wham! Make It Big
66 AC/DC Black In Black
65 Queen A Night At The Opera
64 Foreigner Foreigner
63 Adele 21
62 Blondie Parallel Lines
61 Tina Turner Private Dancer
60 Miranda Lambert The Weight Of These Wings
59 The Police Synchronicity
58 John Cougar Mellencamp Scarecrow
57 Sade Love Deluxe
56 Whitney Houston The Bodyguard Soundtrack
55 Boston Third Stage
54 Shania Twain Come On Over
53 The Beatles Revolver
52 Michael Jackson Bad
51 Taylor Swift 1989
50 Bread Guitar Man
49 The Bee Gees Spirits Haven Flown
48 Janet Jackson Rhythm Nation
47 Chris Tomlin See The Morning
46 Don Henley The End Of The Innocents
45 Mariah Carey Merry Christmas
44 Roberta Flack First Take
43 Linda Ronstadt Heart Like A Wheel
42 Nirvana Nevermind
41 Stevie Wonder Songs In The Key Of Life
40 Journey Escape
39 Simon & Garfunkel Bridge Over Troubled Waters
38 Prince Purple Rain Soundtrack
37 The Bee Gees Saturday Night Fever Soundtrack
36 U2 Joshua’s Tree
35 Creedence Clearwater Revival Cosmo’s Factory
34 Bruno Mars Doo-Wops & Hooligans
33 Billy Joel 53nd Street
32 Elton John Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
31 Cyndi Lauper She’s Si Unusual
30 Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band Against The Wind
29 Carol King Tapestry
28 Madonna True Blue
27 Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers Damn The Torpedoes
26 Heart Little Queen
25 Pink Floyd Dark Side Of The Moon
24 George Michael Listen Without Prejudice
23 The Eagles Hotel California
22 The Beatles White Album
21 The Rolling Stones Some Girls
20 Abba Arrival
19 Reo Speedwagon Hi-Infidelity
18 Mariah Carey Mariah Carey
17 Celine Dion Falling Into You
16 Sinead O’Connor I Do Not Want What I Haven’t Got
15 Led Zeppelin IV
14 George Michael Faith
13 The Beach Boys Pet Sounds
12 Pink Floyd The Wall
11 Bruce Springsteen The River
10 Richard Marx Richard Marx
9 The Beatles Abbey Road
8 Bonnie Raitt Nick Of Time
7 Heart Dreamboat Annie
6 Boston Boston
5 Pat Benatar Crimes Of Passion
4 Toto IV
3 Def Leppard Hysteria
2 Michael Jackson Thriller
1 Fleetwood Mac Rumours
Interesting. I am not with the music but really funky stuff you like. I am not really old when it comes to music and lean into old blues, R&R, disco sucks. Didn’t ‘discover Tom Petty & the HBs still 5 years ago. So my top 10 would be artists you wouldn’t have in your
collection. But I love the comments as others share their favs with you. Keep up the good work. Peace.
Thanks! Also, don’t discount disco, there’s some really good disco funk out there!
@@noblerecords that is SO true…not all,disco,sucks…I was the Doors stuff like that …why is for every genre of music you often have to wade through the bullshit to find the nuggets? It’s like with people…a group seems a certain way and then when u find the bullshit people u ignore and find the good ones? That’s my $.04 thought. Haha )(inflation) mjust stay safe..please.. Gail in Central FL.…sigh…
Ignore typos please…didn’t put glasses on…
These 10 records get played at my multiple times weekly
1. Cream- Disraeli Gears
2. Buddy Miles-Them Changes
3. PM&W- Band on the Run
4. Kiss- Destroyer
5. Led Zeppelin ll
6. Who- Who's Next
7. Cream- Wheels of Fire
8. Beatles- Rubber Soul
9. Beatles- Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band
10. Motley Crue- Girls, Girls, Girls
With the exceptions of the Beatles, I have seen all those bands/Artists perform live.
"5 Ks"? Is the US finally joining the rest of the world and going metric?
Great list, there is a couple more I will have to check out.
How many albums do u have ( vinyl )
Rage Against the Machine is an awesome record.
Really? You weren’t t going to do one? Man I know I’m not the only one who’s been waiting for it 😅
Human Clay by Creed? Incredible listen 😂
Been looking for a TVM tomato
Blue is a masterpiece…..!
i bet you did want to do it
It seems like these days everyone's talking about their ten most listened albums.
How 'bout talking about the hundred(s) that take up space
that we never, ever listen to?
HUH, Huh, huh...
Kidding... Peace on earth.
I am deeply and profoundly disappointed by this list. Just kidding. As I prepare to unload all of my records one day, part of my justification is that I really do keep going back to the same small selection of titles. Most of of mine are from 1989ish, when I was 16. The Stone Roses, Trash Can Sinatras, Ocean Blue, New Order Technique, Wire On Returning. I haven’t been spinning these records on heavy rotation for the last 30 years, but now that I’m 50, they have become what I feel like hearing.
All the Zeppelin you have and II didn’t make your list???
Going to see Zach Bryan later this year
Don’t no who she is ilgo check it out
Hi, I want hidden treasures... Albums you like nobody knows...
I hate that term grunge . I call it smack rock😂. I was a 90s kid, so it makes my 45 year old ass feel young again