People who didn’t grow up with records don’t understand the thrill of the tactile experience of a record. In pre-internet days I only got to hear about contemporary musicians from the record notes, radio and maybe the odd magazine article (I couldn’t afford teen magazines or music magazines). My friends and I used to always play records on rainy afternoons.
@@andersdottir1111 on a few occasions when a girlfriend might be over or friends or even family way back record playing evolved into spontaneous acts of dancing. I also use it to workout to. It moves you and with records you get that little breather when you have to flip the record…another experience that most of us don’t mind.
Well said Rick. That Sabbath live album looks cool. Seen it out and about. Released without the knowledge and permission of the band. Not really a bootleg since it was legaly put out by their former manager, but I know a lot of Sabbath fans will have lots of oppinions aboiut it. Good ol’Stones trippy album with a rare rare Bill Wyman song on it 😊
@@MortenAastad Every time I play that Stones record a family member cringes and has a negative comment. It’s definitely different and while it’s far from my favorite by them I still kinda dig it. Maybe a listen with headphones on next time.
Tell it like it is! It’s a hobby. Neighborhoods sounds like fun. I’ll try it. It’s fun. I think I’d like this after a few listens. I had Live at Last as a kid but hated it. I wonder why? I liked Sabbath in general. I don’t think you actually listen to these - it’s all posing. You’ll make 400 subs soon. Let’s get the word out.
Happy 4th 💥. Rick. I have several of Wakeman's solo work. He definitely had some unusual concepts for his albums.
He sure did. His The Red Planet album is my favorite. Have a good 4th!
People who didn’t grow up with records don’t understand the thrill of the tactile experience of a record. In pre-internet days I only got to hear about contemporary musicians from the record notes, radio and maybe the odd magazine article (I couldn’t afford teen magazines or music magazines).
My friends and I used to always play records on rainy afternoons.
@@andersdottir1111 on a few occasions when a girlfriend might be over or friends or even family way back record playing evolved into spontaneous acts of dancing. I also use it to workout to. It moves you and with records you get that little breather when you have to flip the record…another experience that most of us don’t mind.
Finding and owning the records is part of the experience.
@@vinylrichie007 Thrill of the hunt. The victory lap when you get a good deal. The zen-like feel of flipping through those crates. Yep.
Well said Rick. That Sabbath live album looks cool. Seen it out and about. Released without the knowledge and permission of the band. Not really a bootleg since it was legaly put out by their former manager, but I know a lot of Sabbath fans will have lots of oppinions aboiut it.
Good ol’Stones trippy album with a rare rare Bill Wyman song on it 😊
@@MortenAastad Every time I play that Stones record a family member cringes and has a negative comment. It’s definitely different and while it’s far from my favorite by them I still kinda dig it. Maybe a listen with headphones on next time.
@@rickandrecords The 2000 songs are brilliant in my oppinion. The Byrds WISH they wrote …lightyears from home 😂
Tell it like it is! It’s a hobby. Neighborhoods sounds like fun. I’ll try it. It’s fun. I think I’d like this after a few listens. I had Live at Last as a kid but hated it. I wonder why? I liked Sabbath in general. I don’t think you actually listen to these - it’s all posing. You’ll make 400 subs soon. Let’s get the word out.
@@garagegeek4863 The records aren’t even real it’s just a background filter I found on recordposer.com
@@rickandrecordslol. I clicked it to see if it was actually real! 😂