Truly Excellent Recent Vinyl Haul!
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- In this video I share a truly excellent recent vinyl haul! I even show three grail records! Which of these do you own/enjoy?
Thanks to thevinyldarling on Instagram and Anthony Bernard for send me the sweet vinyl gifts! Yay!
A few bands/artists mentioned in this video:
Iggy Pop
Depeche Mode
The Cure
Ashrae Fax
Eyelids
Boston Spaceships
Guided by Voices
Destroy All Monsters
Jaimie Branch
AND MORE!
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Hi Hanna,good afternoon,I have The Cure's Disintegration,in CD US first press,too,and I have Siouxsie's Tinderbox,in CD US 1st press in CD too,and I have two Talking Heads,Stop Making Sense and True Stories,both brazilian press in vinyl too,congratulations by your video,cheers and have weekend for you and take care!!!!!!!!!
HI Pedru! You have a fantastic music collection! Thank you for always stopping by and selling hello! Have a great evening!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert,you're welcome as always!!!!!!!!
"Nobody wants to listen to me talk about music for an hour"... well, I do : ) Thanks again for sharing your finds... really want to check out Eyelids and a couple of others. Will be looking forward to more post-punk, more of your 80s favs, and Siouxsie. Take care.
Thank you! Sometimes I really wonder if I am blabbing too much! Well, I know I do because I already edit so many chunks out of my videos that I consider rambling on! I'm glad you don't mind the heavy 80s focus on my channel! I hope you really dig this Eyelids release! Cheers!
I do too, haha...as for that Eyelids album, that sounded pretty cool!! Are you familiar with Biff Bang Pow!! ?? I took a chance & bought blind the Cherry Red 6CD box cuz it was cheap & got me curious cuz it's the Creation heads Alan McGee, Andrew Innes and others in their own band & they are/were quite good, a postpunk/powerpop/proto Britpop sound totally in your wheelhouse, plus the record by McGee's pre-BBP band The Laughing Apple is included, very cool too, more new wavey...highly recommended Hannah...hope all is well...
Hi Hanna 👋 .. Think YT fixed my bug. Lust For Life is the opening theme to my favorite sports radio 📻 show The Jim Rome show which is very popular in Omaha .. Lots of disgruntled Cornhuskers fans call in. Seeing The Cure on Tuesday & love the new Depeche Mode. ✌️
Hi David! Glad the problem with your YT has been fixed! Can't say I'm a football fan and therefore, I don't follow the Huskers, but I do hear about them plenty during game season. 😂 Very cool Jim Rome's show has Lust for Life as the opener, though! Super jealous of everyone who is able to see the Cure on this tour. Enjoy it!
Post-punk finds vid! Let's go!! 🎉
A heaping portion of more post-punk goodies being served soon! Thanks for the interest! 😀
@@TheOmahaIntrovert sounds good. I kinda started a channel back in January, but haven't done much with it.. Hard to find time.
I did do a couple videos that definitely have some post-punk goodness though 😊 @analog_aesthetics
Keep it up ✌🏼
Love that Tinderbox album on the wall. That album along with the Slowdive- Souvlaki I would get both the vinyl and cd versions because the bonus material on the cds are just as good or better then what is on the vinyl. I have an original US pressing of Disintergration and the problem is they crammed 60 minutes on one record. Don't know about the repress but it needs to be on 2 albums. I do like the broken glass look of the cover. I probably need to look into the later Depeche Mode albums. Have everything up to Ultra but lost track after that.
Hey Matt! I've never had the pleasure of ever running into a CD copy of Tinderbox. I'll try to look for one with the bonus tracks for sure...or I'll just try to grab EPs from that era! And my 2010 Disintegration reissue is on 2 discs and sounds much better. Yeah, the original on 1 disc is just...disappointing.
Oh, you're in for a treat if you haven't heard any Depeche Mode post-Ultra! I saw them on the Playing the Angel tour and it really left an impact on me! Enjoy the rest of the week!
Nice collection there my friend...
Thanks, Curtis! Happy Thursday to you!
You have made some great acquisitions .
I look forward to exploring the Eyelids album (. Black Sea is my favourite XTC album as well ). , and Destroy All Monsters .
Thank you , as always for your informative and entertaining reviews .
Cheers !!!!
Thanks, John! I truly hope you enjoy checking out Eyelids and Destroy All Monsters further. So much music out there, right? And I appreciate your kind words as always!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert Thanks !
Hey another awesome vid. I enjoy watching you be so knowledgeable, ecstatic and an fond admirer of the music I loved, own and lived thru from that era. I've been collecting for over 5 decades now so ya I got a few genres all happily mashed together. Ive been a Cure fan boy for yrs now, it was all we listened to , them the Smiths, Jam, Talking Head, Depeche Mode ....ya so great. I met and partied with the Cure all night till sun up back in 88. My good friend is British and went to highschool with Smith and one other member, after their concert here in Vancouver my buddy Paul had set up going back stage with Robert to hug and have beers. We drank everything, smoke bud and countless packs of smokes and ended at my photo studio shit faced and taking photos and smoking and drinking. Just a cool off chance meet and piss up with some trippy eclectic and excentric celebs from Ol England. Well thats one of many tales from yrs past but just keep finding those grails and smiling 😊.
Thanks for hanging out! Wow, what a memory to cherish that you got to party with the Cure in 1988! Amazing! I'm glad my passion for music comes through in these videos. Hope to see you next time, and thank you for the kind words!
Great Pollard-related pickups! From A Compound Eye is awesome. If you don't already have it, I highly recommend the Pollard-Tommy Keene (RIP) Keene Brothers 2006 collab album, Blues and Boogie Shoes.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed this batch! I definitely want to check out that Robert Pollard/Tommy Keene collab album because that, no doubt, was a perfect pairing! R.I.P. Tommy! Thanks! Cheers!
I'm behind in my vinyl channel watching but indulging a bit today on a rainy morning with a second coffee. I have a bit of everything in my collection, from folk to jazz to to hard rock to post-xxxx whatever...so I definitely like when you sprinkle in a couple of jazz pick-ups = doesn't scare me away. I have a DL xof that Jaime Branch I keep planning to make time to listen to, but lately there is always newer material or a live show I'm prepping for (case in point, bring my little sister to John Butler tonight). I keep meaning to pick up that Cake album (nostalgia!) but newer releases have been winning out budget-wise. I DID pick up Fashion Nugget when it came out and it sounds great, so I will buy with confidence. I actually caught Cake live for that Prolonging the Magic tour in 1998 about a month after it was released with my friend Bob at the Le Spectrum, Montreal. Unfortunately, neither my friend nor the venue exist anymore 😥but I remember we both agreed that John McCrea was the perfect anti-front man. Excellent band live. Lastly, I too have that 2010 Disintegration (my fave of theirs...big surprise) reissue and find it quite good. Cheers!
Soldier and New Values are my favourite Iggy albums and I still have them on vinyl!
We LOVE New Values! Definitely a top and underrated Iggy album! Rock on!
How interesting and wonderful. Thank you for this brilliant episode ❤
Hi hanna great video love the jazz too. Going to pick up eyelids album sounds interesting as you mentioned xtc etc . Some great stuff for your collection. Take care joe
Hey Hannah…some fabulous acquisitions in that lot. I was literally listening to More Songs About Buildings and Food before watching this vid and there it is ( cue in the mysterious music). Love those first two TH albums. Depeche Mode are such a special band, the fact that they just keep producing great albums and continue to sound relevant after all these years. Seventeen Seconds is my go to Cure album. I think it was their launch pad into their darker gothic material while still holding on to some of the gorgeous post punk of Boys Don’t Cry. Keep doing the post punk vids for as long as you like and I’ll keep watching. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Brett! Oh, what a coincidence that you also spun More Songs About Buildings and Food just recently! Fear of Music is another favorite of mine.
I love Seventeen Seconds by the Cure, too! I have a more recent reissue of that one. I'm trying to hunt down an affordable original copy of Pornography next, though. Harder to acquire! Post-punk acquisition rundown next! Happy Thursday!
Whoa, that MBV is a true grail! "Never Say Goodbye" might be one of my favorite songs. I have had to settle for a bootleg because they seem to be hard to find these days. Always enjoy your videos, even with the jazz stuff. :)
Some really interesting music. As always enjoyed your video.
So happy you enjoyed this one! Always great to get a comment from you! Have a wonderful night!
I really do think you listen to some great awesome stuff I love it
Thank you so much for watching! Glad you're enjoying my content!
So much YES!!! The Iggster is king Hanna. Especially the two albums you have there. Not so sure on the new DM, though. I have to give it more listens.
Thanks for all you bring to music love!
Hi there, Murray! Hope this week is treating you well. Yeah, gotta love these two shown here from Iggy! Chris has a lot more Iggy in his collection so if I need more Iggy in my ears, I just go to his side of the record room! 🙃
Hope you're able to give the new Depeche Mode LP another chance! See you next time!
I literally just picked up "Lust For Life" the other day at my local record store. I was getting a Tori Amos album and saw that one sitting there waiting for me at the till! Had to be done as I had been on the search for one for some time. I love Depeche Mode too so now that you have recommended "Memento Mori" I may just have to get it. Love your channel as you always have great recommendations
The Eyelids! Now you're talking, brilliant band, love all their albums.
Guided By Voices, what can i say, ridiculously fantastic. They seem to release an album every week, and each one seems better than the last.
Hi Neil! Yeah, I'm amazed at all of the material Robert Pollard keeps kicking out every year. That guy never rests!
I'm really in love with this new Eyelids LP. So terrific! Cheers!
😄👍. Cool! Richard Butler co-wrote some of the songs on the DM album. He seems present on "Ghosts Again." This album really wowed me. Eyelids albums are on my to buy list. Thrilled that you got your supergrail. Awesome vid.
- Heather
Hi Heather! Happy Thursday and great to hear from you! Yeah, it's so cool that Butler joined in on Memento Mori. One of the best collabs ever! You will love this new Eyelids release! Take care! See you next time!
I love that you like all kinds of music, I am the same way. I have an eclectic taste in music and I am always finding something new.
I actually perceive my own music taste to be not so varied as I mainly stick with the many subgenres within rock, BUT jazz has been creeping into my collection more! I appreciate you watching!😉
Hello Hanna, great t-shirt 😉😊 you have a great selection behind you-my favorite cure album and my favorite patti smith album !!!! great album from iggy pop -the idiot also(behind you) fantastic album-great period for iggy and bowie(station to station-low-heroes)!!!! great album from depeche mode, i lost interest after the album "ultra" about depeche mode ,two or three albums that i was not fund off -but i need to re-listen to these albums - beautiful design on the lp !!!! i just listen to eyelids,boston spaceships(awesome) and ashrae fax (wow) great bands , i will go further with these !!!!! but the top of the top is destroy all monsters-mind blowing band (ron ashton from the stooges on guitar) et the great female(cute) singer -fantastic-it's a 5 cds boxset but not available on discogs -what a shame for my wallet lol the cure desintegration (for me) is their last great album, i have the remaster boxset first edition on cd !!! glad you find the my bloody valentine lp -isn't anything is still my favorite album from them!!!! great video Hanna-be save and take care byyyyye !!!! 😉😊😇
Hi Patrick! Glad you liked the albums displayed here! Hope you're able to relisten to the more recent Depeche Mode material! As far as Destroy All Monsters, hmm, wonder if the CD box set is harder to find than the vinyl box set. I didn't know there was a CD set. Now that you mentioned the Disintegration expanded CD edition, I have added it to my wish list! Isn't Anything by MBV is a GROUNDBREAKING album. Definitely a favorite of the 80s for me! Have a great weekend, my friend!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert great week-end to you Hanna !!!😇😇😇
Love Eyelids! John and Chris were in Boston Spaceships as well.
Glad to see you hold-up My Bloody Valentine's "Ecstasy & Wine" as a 'holy-grail' entry in your collection. I have a special special spot for that particular LP as well. It came from a time when there was a lot of jangly dream pop shoegaze music on the indie scene, and it's really the crowning jewel achievement of that idiom. It was also one of the first things I 'clocked' getting into my collection when I began seriously recollecting vinyl as well approx 4-years ago. Once again... you've got great tastes!
I'm glad you also connected with MBV's Ecstasy & Wine. It certainly is a different sound from them...I love it just as much as their fuzzy tremolo stuff! I'm glad I found this more affordable copy of it. I'm not sure it will ever be reissued! So glad you enjoyed this video! More to come!
I found a picture disc Disintergration. I don't play it. I just look at it! haha Xx
Looking at the pics of it on Discogs. A beauty! You need a copy to play and enjoy, though! 😉
@@TheOmahaIntrovert Got it ridiculously cheap at the end of a fair. Like 10 bucks or something! I don't think anybody recognised it. I'm more of a Faith fan.
Spectacular price! I love Faith too, but an original of Pornography is the one that’s highest on the wishlist right now for me.
@@richardoconnor_photography love both Faith and Seventeen Seconds.
You can never go wrong with some Robert Pollard! I'm looking forward to checking out Eyelids. Take care, Hannah.
Yeah, Robert Pollard can do no wrong! More Guided by Voices material coming out soon, too! I hope you enjoy Eyelids! This is a terrific album!
Congratulations on the grail finds, most notably My Bloody Valentine. I was unaware of that release and it sounds very intriguing. Looking forward to a sampling. That's a very nifty version of Soeak and Spell. Truth be told, I haven't gotten into post Violator Depeche Mode but the reviews for the new album are so good, coupled with your recommendation I have no choice but to check it out. I also LOVE Black Sea, so I'll definitely give Eyelids a listen as well. (And Destroy All Monsters) Not into Jazz (yet) but I love a few older Jazz/Prog fusion albums such as Waterloo Lily by Caravan and King Crimson's Lizard. As always, thanks so much for more unfamiliar listening material! Gratitude.
Hi Todd! If you want to hear the more jangly side of My Bloody Valentine, then this Ecstasy and Wine release is just the ticket! I love it! If you don't like post-Violator DM, I'm not sure if you'll connect with Memento Mori, but definitely at least give it a shot. Ah, I have King Crimson's Lizard in a nifty box set of theirs I just acquired from my friend Anthony! Great stuff. I also hope you really dig Eyelids and Destroy All Monsters - the latter if you REALLY want to rock out! Till next time...😀
Hi Hanna. You have to pick up The Subhumans-The Day The Country Died, their first. Absolutely that has to be the "one more" you get. Great video as always with a nice haul review. Stay well!!
Hey there! Yep, The Day the Country Died is the one I definitely want to pick up next! Some perfect and blistering anarcho-punk with that one! Happy to read that you enjoyed this video! See you next time!
I haven't heard of Eyelinds or Ashrae Fax but going to write them down to sample. Didn't know Robert Pollard had a band called Boston Spaceships but it sounds *so* good I must hear more.
Oliver Nelson is my favorite jazz artist. Hard bop is where it's at! My favorite LP of Oliver Nelson is "Blues And The Abstract Truth."
That Depeche Mode box set looks really nice! So nice of Anthony to give you that! Good to hear The Cure reissues are good. Excellent find of MBV "Ecstasy and Wine." The sound clips sound really good! You have great ideas for new videos and I'm looking forward to watching the post punk one and Siouxsie and The Banshees rankings. 💯👍
Can't get over how good Ashrae Fax were! I'm really after the first album the most, but this one was a bit easier to track down first. Definitely check out Boston Spaceships. OMG, you'll love 'em, I'm sure of it!
Oh, I didn't know Oliver Nelson is your favorite jazz artist! Fantastic! And hard bop is definitely where it's at. I'll check out the Blues and the Abstract Truth next!
Pretty bummed about this Cure original. The 2010 reissue is so much better. Post punk video up next! The Siouxsie one is taking some planning! Hehe!
I saw the Destroy All Monsters box set about nine years ago at PS1 MoMA museum in Queens, of all places. I’m now kicking myself for not buying it. I need to go track that down soon. I knew the band vaguely and that it was a Ron Asheton side project.
Found the box set on the Forced Exposure website: www.forcedexposure.com/Catalog/destroy-all-monsters-hot-box-1974-1994-3lp-box/MR.348LP.html
I've thought about picking it up in the future, too. Killer band!
Loving your Lust For Life and Disintegration finds - classic albums - and My Bloody Valentine again!
I'm one of the post-punk fans you talked about so lovin the content.
Also looking forward to Siouxsie and Banshees ranking video and 1983 top albums. I'll do a deep dive to prepare!
Have listened to The DBs on your recommendation and very impressed. Thanks
Hi Jim! Oh, I'm thrilled that you checked out the dB's. Those first two records are just brilliant! I never get sick of them!
Right on - do that 1983 top albums deep dive. I'll probably only feature 10 but I plan on doing that one next month! The Siouxsie one is taking some planning but I'm excited to finalize that one! Be well!
Crazy, I just picked up Iggy Pop Lust For Life and The Idiot for my collection! Pre-Ordered Love And Rockets - Sweet FA too! Love your videos and your taste in music!
Thanks for the comment, Steven! High five on picking up Lust for Life and the Idiot. Two must-haves from Iggy! I'd like to get the reissue of Sweet FA by Love & Rockets as well. I have their other crucial albums so far. Hope all is well!
Great video - LOVE your taste in music! I learn a lot about some bands I never checked out yet. Your videos can be as long as you want - thanks!
Thanks for the love, Joe! Always a blast to discuss music with you all here! 🎵
Hello Hanna! Really enjoyed your new list o' faves. I'm simply gonna mention my go to tracks by some o' those you featured: Iggy Pop-I'm Bored (as well as 1969 & I Wanna Be Your Dog.) Guided By Voices-Hot Freaks (from Bee Thousand) 'n Friday I'm In Love by The Cure. Great to see you again. All the best from John.
Some wonderful favorite tracks you listed there, John! I recently picked up Bee Thousand on vinyl after having a burned CD copy in the collection for over 20 years! Cheers!
You got quite the collection in 5 years you are a music fan for sure.
Thanks, Richard! I'm really proud of my growing collection!
Hey Hanna, Nice to see a new video sooner than later. Great pickups per usual. Recently picked up the Talking Heads '77 as well. Cure disintegration is amazing. Keep on Rockin'
Hiya! I'm glad I was able to kick this video out before the end of the week! Super awesome that you were able to add a copy of TH '77 into your collection recently! Always great to hear from you! Cheers!
I just realized there are 2 tony m's on UA-cam. to read on from a guy w/ my name who's into Ideal's debut record , which I don't even know of, is kind of strange. rock on, TonyM. I've been an OI fan since she revealed Pete Townshend is her favorite composer. WHO fan 'til the end. but in all seriousness, the more I check out your videos, OI, the more I learn about popular music. collecting ended for me when I discovered UA-cam, and started running it thru an ancient used boom box. the neighbors may not be wild about it, but that's where I'm at these days. you have a museum ,compared to anything I ever had, even before I went broke. but seriously, enjoy your new room. some work went into it, that's clear.
I love Teenage Fanclub so look forward to giving Eyelids a listen. Btw, More Songs about Buildings and Food is my favorite Talking Heads album--nice to see it behind you! And, following up on my previous comment about The Allergies, let us pay homage to Suburban Lawn's Su Tissue. 🤧😁
Hey Jules! Oh, that's awesome that More Songs About Buildings and Food is your favorite TH LP! I think mine is Fear of Music but it's hard to choose one! Hope you dig Eyelids after sampling them! Haha, don't you just love that Su Tissue pseudonym? Seriously one of the best! Allergies have still been rotten for me. :-(
Great to see a new video so soon! Keep 'em rolling! I love all eras of Jazz and am looking forward to the next Post Punk episode. Have an original of Ecstasy And Wine myself. Brilliant haul...I wonder what gems you weren't able to show us...I could take an hour no bother!
Thanks so much, Angus! I'm glad you have an interest in another post-punk video! I salute you that you also have a copy of Ecstasy and Wine! Not an easy one to get these days and it's one of my most treasured records now! As far as the other records...I have two cubes of records that I haven't shown on my channel yet! I'm a bit behind! Some are even purchases from last year! Eeeeks! Enjoy the rest of your week!
Great new haul. Iggy’s album is fantastic. I think mine is an early reissue if my memory serves me correct. Cool comp with Destroy All Monsters. Their 45s has been on my wantlist for a long time, unfortunately I still haven’t got any of them yet. Keep showing jazz, you have an eclectic taste and it’s interesting to hear about the records no matter what genre. Cheers!
Hey there again! Yeah, I'm so glad I finally got an early press of Lust for Life! As far as Destroy All Monsters, I believe there is also a box set out there. So glad you love hearing about all the genres I talk about! Cheers!
Wonderful pick ups. Enjoyed watching. Thanks
I appreciate you stopping by and I'm so glad you enjoyed this video!
Hey Hanna, great haul... love that you're getting more into GBV/Pollard. A band near and dear to me. And thanks for the Eyelids tip, I dug what I heard. Hoping to catch the Cure this summer (setlists look awesome).
Greetings, John! Glad you enjoyed seeing what was in this haul! Oh yeah, if you're into GBV/Boston Spaceships/Pollard, surely you will love Eyelids! I would love to catch the Cure on tour. Sadly we have no roadtrips planned as of yet. Cheers!
hey now, found a used record store in my neighborhood....planning an outing to find my grail!!!!
Dude i love your chuckle 😅❤
Chris Slusarenko and John Moen, the two primary songwriters from Eyelids, just happen to be two-thirds of Boston Spaceships as well. Nice coincidence.
and also The Takeovers..Bad Football is amazing!
Hi James! I didn't even realize the Boston Spaceships/Eyelids band members connection. Wow. I'm glad it all flowed! My viewers always come through for me and I often learn more from you all than what I dish out! Catch ya later!
Hi Hanna - Congrats on scoring that classic Iggy Pop LP! ...I remember liking The Sub Humans but not familiar with that LP... I used to have a CD copy of The Cake LP but though it was so-so, very pedestrian, nothing new... Your 🎵clips of that My Bloody Valentine LP sounded very interesting, though! Hope you do more 🎶 clips in the future! The other obscurities I didn't know... Your transmission was cool - as always!
Hi Bill! Glad you liked the song clips. It's easier and better if I have the CDs to do that, which is the source of these clips. If I just record me playing the record on my phone, the quality isn't as great. Yeah, this Cake LP isn't perhaps their most essential but it's a great one! I'm so happy I have a copy of Lust for Life by Iggy now! Enjoy your weekend!
Great catch Hannah🌟
Thank for reminding me that the Iggy Pop record you acquired deserves new play, sitting on my shelf for too long.
Boston spaceships….yesssss. Among my favorites. Check out the Pollard Circus Devils side project too🌟
My catch of the day is a cd by the Keene Brothers, another great Pollard side project.
MBV, always great.
And yes, please keep that post-punk coming🙏
Cheers🎶
Hi Erwin! Happy to hear you enjoyed this installment and are looking forward to the post-punk video! Hope you were able to dig out your copy of Lust for Life and give it a spin by now!
I will certainly check out Circus Devils too. Can't keep with all the work he's done. The man is a genius. I'm on the lookout for that Keene Bros. release, too as I am a fan of Tommy Keene's work! Cheers and enjoy your weekend!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert indeed played Lust for live, and as it is a title track for the movie Trainspotting, I am playing that too.
Glad you like GBV and the Pollard discography so much as well. I was pondering last week whether GBV is my favorite band of all time🤔 Till next time🌟and have a fun weekend too.
Hey Hanna -- Always good to have a new video from you (especially so soon after the last one). You should do a video about "oddball" titles in your music collection. Stuff that you like, but doesn't (necessarily) fit into your normal playlist -- and I don't just mean your jazz records. Have an excellent weekend! Be good and take care...
Hey there, Jared! Good to see you. Think this Eyelids release would be up your alley. Interesting topic idea for a video! I like it! Thanks for sharing it. So many video ideas floating around! Have a terrific Friday evening!
What I really like about Lust for Like is Bowie's involvement. I can here Bowie's presence on here comes success. Passenger is such a simple song. Love it. Thanks. Saw Bowie in the 90s with Tin Machine. Glad that happened.
So cool that you got to see Bowie with Tin Machine. Unfortunately I never got to see him. Yeah, love Bowie's touch on Lust for Life. Awesome collaborative team! Thank you, as always!
Great news! Third Man just reissued The Exploding Hearts- Guitar Romantic. I thought you'd want to know as we discussed them on your punk thread one time. Mine is coming today! Also, GBV rules.
Mine arrived weeks ago! It's fantastic!
Destroy All Monsters! Thank you! They were a mainstay on the Detroit bar circuit. Niagara is a fabulous modern artist as well. Check out some of her art work too!
One member of the MC5 and one of the Stooges at one time or another.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the little discussion of Destroy All Monsters. I will for sure be checking out Niagara's more recent offerings and artwork! Cheers!
great shirt. talking Heads 77 is on my want list, enjoyed the video
Thanks, Rod! Hope you get Talking Heads '77 into your collection this year! Hope you have an excellent Friday night, my friend!
Some really good finds you got in this video as of late ive been digging Iggy pop's arista albums which are new values, soldier and party new values is the best of the 3 and is a decent post punk album the other 2 are good and are rooted in new wave and post punk if you haven't heard these albums they're worth a listen actually my favorite Iggy Pop album is his 1988 release instinct it has some of my all time favorite iggy pop songs which are high on you, lowdown and easy rider
Hey there, George! I love New Values from Iggy, too and Chris has that one in his collection. Was spinning it a few months ago, in fact, but I'll probably be spinning it again shortly! I'll have to see if he has a copy of "Instinct," too. I don't think I've heard that one as of yet. I appreciate the comment from you as always!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert instinct is a great one and rocks hard its a virtual punk and post punk supergroup on that album Steve Jones from the sex pistols is the guitarist on the album give it a spin and see what you think
Hi Hanna, you did show some truly great albums in this video and you always provide just the right amount of detail so that viewers of your vids get a good sense of what these albums sound like, particularly with some of the more obscure stuff. Robert Pollard is so prolific it is easy for anyone to get totally overwhelmed and what is amazing is that the quality of the music has remained consistently high including on the most recent GBV album 'La La Land'. You may already be aware but a recent GBV release titled 'Scalping the Guru' collects together a bunch of singles and EPs the band released in 1993-94 when they were immersed in experimental lo-fi pop. You would like this one. Great to see Destroy All Monsters and it was heartening that Stooges guitarist Ron Asheton was able to bring his devotion to garage punk rawness to another group. In the space of a year My Bloody Valentine progressed from the dream pop of the 'Ecstasy' mini album to the massive guitar noise overload of 'You made me realise'. How amazing is that?
Gr8t finds Hannah,Take Care! ✌️😎🎶
Right on! Thanks so much!
Congratulations on a great haul! And especially cool to see some Destroy All Monsters in there! And interesting that you picked up on the Sonic Youth vibe, as there are in fact several connections to that band! DAM was initially an artist collective before they became a proto-punk band [I had the honour of exhibiting together with Cary Loren once, but that's a different story], and Mike Kelley from DAM did SY's "Dirty" cover, and in addition to that, DAM released some of their music on Thurston Moore's Ecstatic Peace label. If you ever come across the DAM dvd, "Grow Live Monsters", I recommend it wholeheartedly. There are also a number of great art books available (I have at least 5), so inspiring! Two more comments: The best Iggy album is imho "Zombie Birdhouse" 😉. And an extra congrats on the MBV find - that one has been on my wantlist for an eternity!
Hey there! Thanks for catching this one. Ohhh, stay tuned for an upcoming grails video in the next month or two where I show more rare MBV goodies! Wow, thanks so much for sharing that info about DAM. I haven't explored any more yet but it's great to know there is a DVD out there. Sweet! And I guess I will need to check out Iggy's Zombie Birdhouse for sure! Cheers to you!
Hanna, that Destroy all monsters sounds interesting. I’ll check it out. Thanks. Show jazz! It’s your channel, show what you are into. I’m a jazz novice. Sweet! Cake, killer album. It’s great that they are reissuing their albums. Before some vinyl box set from an RSD long ago. I think 12 or 13 makes the price into the thousands. Deep dive a little into the first album Motorcade of Generosity, specifically the track Rock n Roll Lifestyle. Lol fun listen. 🤘great video. Peace ☮️ Namaste 🙏 the Zonkman
Hey Zonkman! Hope your week got off to a good start! Yeah, I'm really happy Cake's albums are being reissued, too. I never read up on what actually happened to the band. I'm assuming they're not around anymore. Admittedly I haven't heard their debut - Motorcade of Generosity yet! I appreciate the comment and kind words as always! Cheers!
Wow, this really is a great haul! Good job :)
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed seeing the gems I picked up this time!
Great finds Hannah. I was lucky enough to obtain original German pressings of Lust For Life and The Idiot at a Boston record store in the early 90s. Still holy grails in my collection!
Hey there, David! So cool that you scored originals of Lust for Life and the Idiot in the early 90s! What a great time to have scooped up some records then! Holy grails indeed! Be well!
Hello again
I bought all Destroy All Monsters original singles when they was released because of their members from MC5 and Stooges ofcourse, shall try Eyelids, takecare, your swedish fan...
Hi Hasse! That's so cool that you bought the Destroy All Monsters singles right when they were released! Powerful band! Hope all is well!
MBV and GBV for The Omaha Intro-V! Another great hauly-haul, y’all. I’ve never heard an OG copy of Disintegration, which I only had on CD for 15 years before I got the 2LP re-ish, and I’m not a fan of when a single LP is reissued as a 2LP; I feel like that belittles the concept of proper “double albums,” plus they cost more and consume more shelf space. I’m no audiophile so the trade off isn’t there for me I guess is what it amounts to. Can’t ever go wrong with GBV, and I had no idea early MBV was so gosh darn jangly, gee willikers!
Well, hi-diddly-ho, Tom-a-rino! In the case of Disintegration, the 2-LP remaster is SO much better than the 1-LP original. This original sounds pretty lifeless. So, it's really weird to have a flipped opinion this time as normally original albums sound better. This is just the opposite. All opinion, though! Knew you'd appreciate these GBV/related titles! And I think hearing a jangly era of MBV blew some people's minds lol! Catch ya later!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert How the ding-dang-doodily are ya Ba-Hanna-rama?🤣 I guess Disintegration is one exception I can live with. Switching gears but i just remembered too that I would love to finally get an officially-sanctioned copy of Loveless. I tried ordering both recent remastered pressings (2018 & 2021) and couldn’t successfully place an order either time. At one point I had the Plain Records (red wax) pressing, but sold that and now just have a Creation Records unofficial pressing (and 1996 EU import CD). Even though i got skunked I actually appreciate the fact that MBV didn’t do a wide release with it; keeps it special, if you will. I remember you telling me you had one of them on order (2021?) and hopefully you got that successfully. Later alligator and after awhile croco-doodilly-dile!🥸
I own many of the records that you feature on your back wall. I've also had great luck with ordering items from Poland. Being next to Germany, who has the best records, probably helps. Not sure if you like Husker Du, but Greg from that band is in a new power pop- punk band called Ultrabomb. They are awesome. Loved the video.
I'll check out Ultrabomb as I indeed love Husker Du and have several of their LPs! Thanks!
Looks like there’s a Cherry Red box set just out (June) of the band Chapterhouse! That sounds like it’ll be a must-own.
I must look into that, thanks! Cherry Red has been killing it with their box sets the past few years. I picked up a Music on Vinyl reissue of Whirlpool in the last year. Enjoy your evening!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert Yeah that should be worth picking up, let's hope their quality control is solid on it. I do own the Slowdive albums set somewhere that I bought maybe seven years ago now.
Great Pollard/GBV pick ups. Space Gun snd Zeppelin Over China are two of the best since the new line up. Waved Out by Pollard worth checking out 👍
Thanks for the additional GBV/Pollard recs, Phil! Maybe I'll be able to snag those during the next Rockathon sale! I think I got in on the sale the very last day so many things were already sold out! Cheers!
The My Bloody Valentine sounds different and excellent... Thanks
Thanks, Julia! Yeah, these 2 MBV EPs are drastically different from their later sound! Since I'm a fan of jangle, I love this era just as much! Take care!
I love jazz. You should check out Jutta Hipp, think you might like.
I'm probably not alone in having a tentative attitude to Jazz. Good example is Eric Dolphy's 1964 album Out To Lunch. Can't say I actually enjoy listening to it. Just find it intriguingly weird. When you compare what was regarded as ground-breaking and challenging in Pop/Rock 'n' Roll in the 50s/60s, it's like Jazz was operating in a parallel universe.
I have to make my way to Dolphy's Out to Lunch LP. Haven't heard that one yet. Some jazz records are off-putting to me, particularly anything in the "free jazz" realm.
Great vid 😊. Brilliant finds.
In the top right corner, is that the debut album by Ideal I see? That is a great album, one I need to dig out and spin again.
Bring on the post punk vid next, looking forward to adding to my ever growing list!!
Thanks so very much, George! Yeah, I don't think I will get to the post punk video this week as I have a few more titles waiting to get here in the mail, but I'm shooting for next week! It's going to be a pretty big update! And yes, you spotted Ideal's debut in the top right corner not fully in view! That will be featured in the post-punk video! Cheers!
Loving seeing Guided By Voices, MBV and Lust for Life - that song probably has my favourite intro to any song ever - which may or not be a good idea for a video. Disintegration should have always been a double LP. I saw Depeche Mode very early on (the bow tie years) and never clicked with them so I don't own anything of theirs. What would you recommend? Oh and keep the jazz coming. Thanks for another thought provoking video Hanna. Makes me dig stuff out I haven't played for years or go looking for things I've never heard.
Hey Johnny! Love that intro bit in Lust for Life, too! Yeah, I'm kind of regretting picking up this Disintegration original. The 2010 2-LP reissue I have is far superior. Oh, as far as Depeche Mode goes, I did a ranking video here: ua-cam.com/video/jieoKYPiVbM/v-deo.html
It's from 2018, but I hope it helps you some. Their Ultra album is now in my top 3 I would say. Definitely don't sleep on this latest one from them, though. It's really an outstanding one. So glad you enjoyed this video! Thank you!
I was surprised to see Ideal's debut album on your wall as they are usually not that well known outside of Germany. I think their second album is even better than their first. It's more post-punkish thanks to Conny Plank's unique production technique.
@@rpmAudiophobes Artists from the "boot shaped" country were quite successful in the 80s in Germany. "Comanchero", "Disco Band", " Tarzan Boy", who could ever forget those great tunes.
I'm amazed you spotted the Ideal album as only half of it is in the frame! Well done, bravo! 👏👏👏👏😀 I will be briefly discussing it in the next video. Unfortunately, this is the only one I own by them! Thanks for checking in!
Very cool. Can't wait to see a 100 best 80's. That'd be too hard for me to even think about it HA HA. Can't wait for your Siouxsie and the Banshees ranking. I don't think they did a bad album and were never constrained by styles. I haven't listened to the Subhumans in years. Have a few CDs and saw them live back in the 90's. Subhumans annoyed me with all their political banter between songs. I was like "just play your songs and shut up, jeez! We get it you're miserable HA HA". You have like everything from MBV almost, that is a cool one. I like that dreamy jangly style from them.
Yeah, at this point I only have a very rough sketch of 153 albums from the 80s. I need to narrow it down next and tweak it lots! That series isn't close to being rolled out yet! Ah, I don't care for political banter in between songs during a show, either! Subhumans certainly brought the energy, though! It's fun to hear My Bloody Valentine's evolution from jangly/college rock to full-on shoegaze invention! See you next time!
It's great that you picked up the Iggy Pop grail. The hype sticker for Eyelids made it sound like a band that I should check out. Anyone that channels Pete Townshend & The Who, I will have to check out as well.
Thanks, Randy! Yeah, let me know if you like Eyelids after checking them out further! And yep, Pollard and all his related bands and projects = very strong Who influence! Cheers!
I have the 2 Iggy albums Lust For Life & The Idiot with the live album TV Eyes all part of the 7CD boxset called The Bowie Years...very cool, and the new Depeche is great, a grower, that first track is a really odd choice for an opener though...
Hey Lawrence! That CD box set you mentioned titled the Bowie Years intrigues me! Gonna look it up for sure! Yeah, Memento Mori kinda doesn't start with the best of tracks, in my opinion, but it gets better with each song! Killer album!
If you like eyelids, you may want to check out Dharma Bums. Some of the members from Dharma Bums are in Eyelids.
I actually do have a Dharma Bums album! Been a while since I played it. Thanks for the reminder!
Dharma Bums were a local
Band when I was growing up. The singer’s brother owned my local record store.
Being a pop-head , GBV or anything Robert Pollard is essential.
That Eyelids album is pretty good. Thanks for the recommendation; anything mentioned as possibly being a top of the year has my attention …at least if it’s in my wheelhouse of interest. Speaking of which, Plastic Tones newest album is really good, but not as stellar as their 2017 release. Still one of my tops of the year (says the D.I.Y. dragoon, aka me).
Great hauls! Rock on, sister ❤
Agreed that any Pollard project is essential! I can't keep up with his music, though! Glad you checked out this Eyelids LP! So good! I'll have to check out Plastic Tones. I'm unfamiliar with them! Thanks for that recommendation! Thanks for saying hello as always!
Another reason I subscribed, I have heard of My Bloody Valentine but had a different sound in my head for them, once you played a snipit of them I was sold, I will definetly look for some of their earlier albums with the female singer. I was wondering if you have any Plimsouls albums or early PJ Harvey in your collection, especially Harveys "Rid of Me" album, a must have for your collection if you don't.
Hi Harley! With MBV, the first lineup had a different male singer I believe. Then Bilinda Butcher joined and they were a lot better in my opinion! 😀 Ecstasy and Wine is a great starting point, and then on into Isn't Anything and Loveless, along with the EPs of those eras. I do have PJ Harvey's Rid of Me on CD. As for Plimsouls, I have their debut and Everywhere at Once. I probably featured them in my power pop series. 🎵 I appreciate the comment!
Curious if you are familiar with 80s Britpop band Biff Bang Pow!! ?? It's the Creation heads Alan McGee & Andrew Innes & others in their own band...was just curious, as Cherry Red put out a cheap 6CD box with their complete discography, including McGee's pre BBP band The Laughing Apple, who are more new wave powerpop...I think you may dig & I'm very happy with that blind purchase...
I do have the Love is Forever album by Biff Bang Pow! They were a great band. I knew about the Cherry Red comp but I don't have plans to get it anytime soon. I'll have to check out the Laughing Apple, though! Unfamiliar with them! Cheers!
Hey Hanna, been seeing all your wonderful videos, just havent commented for a while.Great album scores youve got there, i must look into those i dont know too thanks.
Been a Bowie/Iggy fan my whole life, The Idiot album gained legions of fans following the revelation that Ian Curtis chose it as his final songs before he left this world. Your charisma and passion is delightful, hi again from NZ, Australasia.
Never feel obligated to leave a comment on my videos, Danny, but I really appreciate and enjoy when you do! Yeah, I remember reading that eerie tidbit about Ian Curtis listening to the Idiot before he passed. I'm glad my passion for music is translating well in these video! See you next time and I sincerely hope you are well!
cool stuff hanna. i'm surprised that iggy pop record was tough for you to find or were you looking for a certain pressing? i bought that on vinyl a few years ago. it's a reissue. but i didn't think that album was a hard to find title. i like how you take the time to adjust the records in background as a little hint as to what's to come.... and what's Beetlejuice doing there? I thought he was busy finally making Beetlejuice 2?!?!
Thank you, Steve! Beetlejuice is always here in my background! 😆 Oh, Lust for Life is not one that is easy to find here. I did see it at a record show last year, but it was like $60 or so. Couldn't pass up this German original for the price! Honestly I don't even see reissues of it around here. Hope all is well on your travels! ❤
Hi Hannah, that original UK Cure Disintegration vinyl is notorious for having a crackly and quiet sound so you have to turn the volume right up. Don't bother trying to find a better one - stick with the reissue you have. I got 3 copies of it before I went for a reissue a few years back which sounds much better. Their best record possibly? I never bothered with MBV's Ecstasy and Wine as it seemed a bit dreamy compared to Loveless and You Made Me Realise.
Cheers, Paul
Hey there, Paul! How's it going? Yes, honestly, I will probably end up trading in this original copy of Disintegration. My 2-LP reissue is so much better. I'm pretty partial to some of the Cure's earlier records but Disintegration certainly is near the top for me, too! Hope all is well!
Boston Spaceships and Eyelids are the same band!
Space Gun is my absolute favorite of the newest GBV line-up. Nice grab! I actually grabbed a copy of FACE during the sale as well since I only have the Matador original.
Thanks! I'm thankful that Space Gun was one of the LPs on vinyl that was still left to order from their sale! I hope I can catch a future sale too and grab a few more things! Cheers!
A random watch. So many vinyl channels here. Space Gun is a classic. 2018. There’s been eleven more GBV albums since that one ! Number twelve comes out in July I think. I saw the Rockathon sale online but I had it all already. Plus shipping to Europe doesn’t make it worth it really. You literally have to get as many Pollard albums on vinyl as you can as they sell out and are heavily priced thereafter on Discogs.
That new Depeche Mode album is superb. Easily their finest collection of tunes since the days of Ultra. The rest of your haul is pretty good too. Enjoy :)
Hi! Love your handle name! Yeah, this is a super strong new album from DM. I'm in love with it! Not sure I would say it's my favorite of theirs since Ultra but it's up there! Cheers!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert Thank you :) Memento Moris gets better with every spin -a superbly produced and engineered album. Looking forward to your track by track review!
If you like New Wave/Post Punk, sure to check 'The Names' from Belgium.
Yes, a few of their albums have been on my want list! Hard to find around here, that's for sure. Will have to order online. Cheers!
Hey Hannah! I was wondering if you're into the whole Birthday Party family of music? I'm referring to all the bands and interesting projects that came out of that estimable outfit (e.g., Rowland S Howard's work with Crime and the City Solution, his solo work, These Immortal Souls, one-off projects like Honeymoon in Red, etc etc). Would be fascinating to look at all that good stuff. Mark
Hey there, Mark! I showed Crime & the City Solution's Shine record a while back that I was gifted. I've been meaning to check out more from them. I believe a few of their albums have just been reissued. I have Rowland Howard's Teenage Snuff Film that I believe I showed a few months ago, too. Chris, my boyfriend, has some Birthday Party albums in his collection but I can't say they're a favorite of mine. Cheers to you!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert Awesome.... I would do it myself but a lot of mine is digital which just isn't as interesting as your LPs. 😒
Excellent haul Hanna! Very cool to pick up Iggy Pop's Lust for Life. I'm so glad that you're enjoying Depeche Mode's Memento Mori! Definitely a strong album from them! Sorry to hear that you weren't satisfied with the pressing of The Cure's Disintegration.
Thanks, Tony! Hope you were able to grab Memento Mori from Depeche Mode, too! I'm always happy to see them getting the praise they deserve! Have a wonderful weekend!
@@TheOmahaIntrovert Yes, I have Depeche Mode's Memento Mori for a few weeks now. Just a fantastic album through and through. Have a great weekend as well Hanna! 🙂👍
I’m so happy you got it!❤️🖤❤️
I totally understand you're happy with Ecstasy and Wine its very rare. And so too expensive for my taste altough I like the music very much. Robert Pollard is a strange artist. I researched him a bit and discovered that if you include the 27 (or so) GBV albums (and all albums with other band names like Boston Spaceships and Airport 5) this guy has nearly 100 albums out!! I have 12 so a long way to go. He is known for releasing albums with musical ideas that hasn"t blossomed to full songs. I think you have to be selective here and pick the best. That could be the subject for a seperate video (hint, hint). You're musical taste and mine are strongly correlated so I again derived some tips from you're video. For instance I didn't know Destroy all Monsters but have already listened to them en like them. I'm generally a fan of low-fi punk with female vocals. Recently played "Make More Noise" a 4 cd comp with female punk.
Yes, typically Ecstasy and Wine is very expensive. I'm glad I snagged a copy for the price I paid. It's really too hard for me to keep up with Robert Pollard and the massive catalog! Agreed that I won't be picking up every one. I usually read reviews before choosing. I'm with you on loving lo-fi female-fronted punk! I have a pretty obscure one to feature in a future upcoming vinyl finds video. I need to check out that Make More Noise comp. I'm intrigued! Thanks for the comment!
Cool - I've got that ashrae fax on cd in a crate somewhere, will dig it up, and Disintegration, that original edition is missing a couple of songs right?
Yeah, this original Disintegration is missing Last Dance and Homesick. Loving my 2010 2-LP reissue even more now! Oh, so cool that you own this Ashrae Fax on CD. I hope I can find their first LP soon. Thanks for the comment!
Eplp next for subhumans it's a must take care peace and love lloydy
I'll check it out! Thanks, Lloydy!
H. You got some good stuff this time around. I finally got a Stooges debut repress. In your opinion which album do you think is thier best? Also it’s always good when you put album clips in.
Thanks, J! As far as the Stooges go, I think Fun House is my #1. I have an early 80s reissue that sounds phenomenal. It's easier for me to do the song clips directly from CD, which is what I did here. 😀 Happy Friday!
In regards to Iggy: I became friends with two Australian sisters a couple of months ago who as young ones had been regulars in the audience of the 'Countdown' TV music show, and they both still loathe him to this day because of the following appearance on 'their' show: ua-cam.com/video/UMtH58M3HXA/v-deo.html 😆
thanks for listening to af..
If you're looking for earlier Eyelids records on wax, I can likely hook you up.
Also want to hear about all the jazz records you found.
Hi Robert! I will probably need to hold off for now on purchasing any Eyelids vinyl records. I just spent a lot on vinyl and need the account to recover a bit first, but thank you so much for letting me know you have access to some!
Regarding the jazz records, I've been listening to Cannonball Adderley's Somethin' Else, Coltrane's Blue Train, and Hank Mobley's Soul Station! 😉
@@TheOmahaIntrovert Oh I was just going to get some to send to you for free. Happy to help out if you're interested.
That Desintegration by The Cure is a terrible pressing. They've tried to squeeze the whole album on one LP so it's flat and compressed.
Yep. It's a letdown. 😣Thanks for watching!
hellvis last year i bought the 2017.remastered by robert double french print used gc havent heard yet but grooves arent jammed in like the single ill.dig out let you know label
dont think.elektra
Nice! SUB HUM ANS World's Apart!!! My favorite from them! How does it sound?!
THX for the video!
Yes it is really bad. I sent it back and was disappointed big time. There is a pressing that is not bad. Look up the run our groove for it.
Love your videos, another massive music nut here 💖 could you mention the two jazz lps again they both sounded interesting. Peace and Love Si
Which album Do u like more the idiot or lust for life?
Today I'm going with Lust for Life! I love both, though!
The real question is which Subhumans do you prefer, UK or Canadian?
So far I have only listened to the UK Subhumans.
@@TheOmahaIntrovert I'm partial to the Canadian version, but I do like the UK guys as well. The Canadian's are also punk but more in the vein of D.O.A., GBH, the Reagan Youth or the Circle Jerks. Death was too Kind is a good compilation album of their singles, but their first full length album Incorrect Thoughts is a must have punk album.
Oh, and I must mention that in 2010 they made a new version of Incorrect Thoughts called Same Thoughts Different Day. I feared that album would be terrible, but it just blew me away with the rerecording of those iconic songs.
Space Gun! What a classic already. My Ikea Kallax shelves one square is now jam packed with Robert Pollard vinyl. And I’m not even a super fan. He’s put out 15 GBV albums since 2017 with the new line up. Two of them double albums. And the next one is in July. It’s a shame you didn’t pick up Surrender Your Poppy Field. The sixth album after Space Gun……….it’s Purple vinyl [ the only one of the 15 albums that’s actually colour )