Why vinyl? CDs last longer and have bonus tracks. I can't count the number of needles I wore out until digital. If it came down to a CD or a record, knowing that the record was subpar but the cardboard was excellent, which? And how much of the 1960s are you a student of? Civil Rights? Vietnam? Antiwar movement? The Hardhat Riots? The 1968 Police Riot in Chicago? Gimme Shelter? The polite racism MLK spoke of that existed in the north and west? The women's lib hatred of Dylan and "Just Like A Woman"? Church bombings? Hell's Angels? It was a violent divisive decade that can't be put in one box of fashion. I remember it as one long rolling wheel of riots and violence that was rescued by The Velvets. And assassinations. But anyone who cares about the 1960s is all right.
Hey Abigail. I just found your channel today (23Mar2024) and liked it so much, I'm starting with this, one of your first videos. I looked over the albums you have done, and I love about 70% of them and like the rest!
Monkees and Head is great. ‘Do I have to do this all over again’. As for Chicago ‘Does anyone really know what time it is’. And yep from a design graduate love yer fashion statements. Thanks. You’ve bought Hanna Barbera back to life.
Full on respect to you Abigail, taking on board the sounds (and sights) from the 60s/70s. It’s SO refreshing to see you being so enthused by the music that I,as now a 63 yr old grew up on…luv your channel. Queen II review?
For 1966 you should do If You Can Believe Your Eyes and Ears by The Mamas and the Papas (but that’s just cause I’m a big Cass and Michelle fan 😂) and I’d love to see more fashion videos!
Hey Abigail! Nice to know you're a Michael Nesmith fan. He frequented the music store in Carmel where I worked. I told him I thought Head was one o' the best Monkees albums 'n he wholeheartedly agreed! I was front 'n center for his 2019 concert in Sand City. His two sons were in the band 'n photographer Henry Diltz must have taken at least 1,000 photos. My pick for 1969 is It's A Beautiful Day. For 1966: Donovan-Sunshine Superman, Who-A Quick One While He's Away, Beatles-Revolver, The Psychedelic Sounds O' The 13th Floor Elevators 'n James Brown-It's A Man's Man's Man's World. A favorite Simon & Garfunkel track: Flowers Never Bend With The Rainfall. I met Marianne Faithfull when I was workin' at Borders in Sand City. Thanks for the excellent video! Best wishes from John.
Nice job! Boomer-aged musician/collector here. 1966 was, IMHO, the greatest Pop year ever. Try Kinks' FaceToFace, Who's A Quick One, Pet Sounds, (and most of the original SMiLE tracks), Byrds 5D, Love's DaCapo (Side 1 at least), and of course Revolver, Absolutely Free and Blonde On Blonde you know - plus tons of astonishing Motown and Stax singles... Trouble is, '66 was a transitional year for albums being created and marketed as more than just a collection of singles and filler. So the LP did not become the "calling card" of youth music until the following year especially after Pepper... Keep up the good work, it's important.
Glad to hear you're a Gabor Szabo fan. My favorite jazz guitarist, along with Bill Frisell. Most people your age have no idea who he is/was. --And Szabo rhymes with rob oh.
Back in about 1988, when record stores still existed, I went into the used record section of the record store, and found all three of the first Alice Cooper albums on the Frank Zappa Bizarre/Straight label for $5 each. Ten years later I sold all three of them for $100 each.
Thanks for answering my question, Coming Down Again is a great Keith track, I always hope he plays this song during his 2 song set at Stones shows. Maybe one day!
I enjoy your show alot. It's a good escape from any of life's stress factors. It's like listening to an old friends from the past. I guess I miss some of them alot. So thx for being such a great kid!
la jetee is a great one. i was thinking you'd like "model shop" with randy california and beautiful women in it. now i ha ve to go back to watching the video.
I discovered your channel - and also your amazing blog! - hours ago, I have like....ten tabs open that I keep returning to! Absolutely do some vintage fashion vids, I just learned A LOT! You have impeccable taste.....in music, in movies, in fashion....in humor, in writing, in values.....damn good to meet you, Abbey! You would have fit in at ANY time during music history. The world used to be FILLED with people who loved music like you do. You are a testament to how great this music is and how great these artists were. We weren't crazy! And you aren't either! PS: Man oh man, wait till you hear "Sister Anne", the first song from "High Time"! (Amend that. You've definitely heard it! You just don't have it on vinyl yet!).
there still are people as crazy about music as me - unfortunately they're terribly hard to find. really glad you're enjoying so much of what i've created, thank you SO much!
When it comes to channels with people talking about their favorite music, I never search out for them, I just wait for them to come into my orbit...I never saw your channel until it popped up on my list of channels to watch. First one was the one where you talk about Sgt. Pepper. Enjoyed it, but I didn't subscribe, because I wanted to see if you came back. Sure enough, you came back several times, and I had a good time. But what finally hooked me was the Q & A show, & you were so nice to everyone, I really could sense the fun you're having, & you really are knowledgeable on the classic rock I grew up with, those 30-something minutes finally got me to smack that bell & subscribe. I feel blessed that your show came into my space, cause it easily could've bypassed my whole internet zone, and travelled round & round the globe without me ever discovering it. I feel lucky our cyber worlds have collided. Your show is so much fun, it makes Monday feel like the weekend. Have we subscribed? We are Devoe!!
thank you SO much! glad you had fun. people take classic rock way too seriously these days, i hope people see this stuff and realize you can appreciate this music as art AND still have some fun!
Hi Abigail, nice to meet ya. My names Chris. I happened across your videos & found myself captivated by them! I'm a vinyl collector myself although I just started. I have about 40 or so. But I wanted to tell you that I just love your quirkiness & the fact that your knowledgeable about the albums your talking about. OMG, and when you dress up...AWESOME!! I see you got the LP3, I got the LP60X-BT right now but I'm gonna upgrade someday to the LP3 too. Well, I just wanted to say I love your channel, and wish you all the luck in the world! Keep those records turning!! 🤘🏻
Hi Abby, I'm very impressed with your sewing skills ! I had to take Home Economics in school and failed miserably in cooking, and sewing ! I do love fashion,and would love to see you do some fashion videos. Have a great weekend ! Cindy
Hey Abigail, I am very grateful to you for answering my question and can't wait for the video.😍 When you make the video you can also mention that there is a huge difference between the US and UK version.🙈😂 I spent over €60 on the UK pressing and was slightly pissed that White Rabbit wasn't on the record.🤣 I wish you a nice weekend. 😘
YES i've heard about this - my friend was SO excited to find his copy of surrealistic pillow, then took it home and found out it was the UK track listing HAHA. i do love talking about the differences between US and UK albums so i'll be sure to cover that with surrealistic pillow
i saw Dylan in 2004 at Boone North Carolina and his harmonica solo on Every Grain of Sand was a sublime experience. it could have lasted 50 seconds or 50 minutes i dont even know. but it is one of the greatest musical experiences of my life
gosh when he brought out the harmonica for the first time the whole place clapped and cheered! i was kind of frozen for a second, definitely had to soak in that i was seeing dylan in the flesh haha
Wow! I saw Dylan in concert and he was awful. Couldn’t tell what he was playing. At least I have the memory of it being the only concert I went to with my father…
You're awesome Abby! So glad I came upon your channel. I to am a 60's buff as far as the music, culture, and generally just their way of life. I was born in '64 the youngest of six boys but still too young to really remember or experience any of the party. I have a vague memory of the first moon landing but that's about it. Like you, music is my world. Been playing guitar for about 43 years (Currently at 17 electrics mostly Strats!) and all my bros and father are/were drummers. I'd love to teach you how to play! Thank you for such interesting, entertaining, and funny videos. (Not to mention you are drop dead gorgeous!)
I like your style. You make a difference with the style you wear, your personality, and of course your vinyl collection. I love oldies and vintage too, in my case, The Beatles came to my life since I was a kid, and I think the Wonder years TV show made a difference in my life, I have more CDs than LPs, but I have a few of them. I enjoy your videos, I live in San Francisco, so I guess you'll love to visit Haight- Ashbury. I have many music books, so I love the way you are a story telling about the artists and the albums, I love rhino records, they have and had huge oldies releases. We have a local store called Amoeba records, and Rasputin (Berkeley), these are amazing records stores. Keep up your amazing work! Peace and Love, groovy baby!
Have you ever seen the Incredible String Band’s film “Be Glad for the Song Has No Ending?” Since you love psychedelia you would enjoy it if you haven’t already seen it! Enjoying your videos!
Love your channel, positive energy and presentation style. 😎 I have not seen a vinyl review I haven't loved yet. It's clear we both love the same music!!
Just discovered you Abigail. LOVE your podcasts. I own Sunset Records in Somerset, Mass., I had the pleasure to play The Cavern Club in Liverpool in Liverpool, late August (it was fab of course!) with my band, The Star Club, I had a local r&r talk show (Talk n Roll) and a few of the episodes are on You Tube: ( Ian McLagan, The Yardbirds, and Creedence Clearwater Revisited). And lastly, I have had the pleasure to meet Patti Boyd on several occasions. Keep up the great job! Bob Boyer
Great Q&A video Abby. The viewers came up with some good ones. I wish now that I had thought one up myself. Maybe by the time you do another Q&A I'll come up with one.
My favourite 60s movie is Antonioni's Blow Up (1966) ....Just thought id recommend it to you ... would love it and you'd probably fall in love with David Hemmings.
@@abigaildevoeanother great 60's film, which is also here on YT is Blast Of Silence, a sinister film noir of a hitman comming to NYC with a job to do. It has a great Jazz score to it, and the b&w photography encapsulates the gritty atmosphere of NYC, The Velvet Underground described in their songs: ua-cam.com/video/DlvSimW5N3A/v-deo.htmlsi=VIQ069AtDhShbChM
Hey abigail awesome video my friend. I have to say u are beautiful. you got a fantastic lp collection. i love layla is a great album mike friend and sub from canada
I’m new to the party, but I’m batch watching your videos like a loved series that just dropped a new season! I also sew, and thrift dive. I’d love your take on fashion and sewing! A second channel perhaps! Anyway, you’re awesome. Love the Circle Sky bumps, and I know that’s Head, but coincidentally my mono copy of Pieces, Aquarius, and Jones LTD just arrived! Looking forward to watching more!
A movie a lot of people watching this channel might like and may not have heard of is Withnail and I. A cult British comedy made in 1986 and set in London 1969. The characters and story are loosely based on the real life experiences of director Bruce Robinson, who was an out of work actor living in a decrepit flat in 60's London with his alcoholic friend. Loving the channel Abi, your presenting style is informative and fun. You clearly have a passion for the music you review and I love the clobber.
I didn't realize 'Withnail and I' is a period piece (recent period relative to its production, but still set in the past); that definitely piques my curiosity about it. I'd heard of the film, and knew it had a cult reputation, but have never sought it out. I actually had the opportunity not long ago to see the film screened in a repertory venue in a 35-millimeter print, but passed on it. Now I feel like I should have made the effort to go.
I keep seeing your references to MC5. But this is one of those things that make me think I've been moved to a parallel universe from my own. Because I have never heard of this band before. And I thought I had a pretty good handle on the classic rock groups, even if I don't have all the albums.
holy shit - I cannot urge you enough to check out their live debut, "Kick Out The Jams", from 1969. They were contemporaries to the The Stooges and often get brought up in the conversation, I think the comparison is apt. Less artsy and more bluesy than Stooges, but just as loud and incendiary.
Abigail , Hi', I just discovered your channel today and viewed a few of your vids and I appreciate your efforts here on Y.T. deeply! I would like to rattle off what main points I get from my views here and they are as follows - #1-Zodiac sign, Gemini-Me Too ! #2-Year 1969 -love the music! #3-Blind Faith, I purchased that recording in every format except for reel to reel ? #4-Mental Health,it can be a struggle at times. #5-Spiritualality -You are a blessing to your fellow music lover and you may perhaps be a greater spiritual being more so than perhaps that of the flesh and bone ? #6 - The Monkees and their Mike N., he was my favorite Monkee also and I bought `HEADQAUTERS' when it first came out , Mike said be sure to eat your ruffage on their T.V. series episode #1, cool ! Bless you and may you live long in a life of music Abigail! I subbed! `LIKED'
Music artists who made me cry- Nick Drake- `Fly' Keith Richards- Intro to `Honky Tonk Women' {Hyde Park 1969]. Steve Winwood-` Every Mothers Son' (Traffic) Glad I could share that tidbit with you ! Cheers!
Hi Abby! I had seen your photo with The Mothers album and that's why I asked the question, as a joke/wink. then when I saw the video I realized that it was to ask! That's what I get for looking giddy! if I had seen well I would have asked you a substantial question! maybe next time! Of course when I saw this video I laughed a lot with your answer! I appreciate your good vibes! hug! PS: do you like The Deviants? One of my favorite bands :)
@@abigaildevoe hello! Thank you!!! The Deviants were like the English answer to MC5 (brother Wayne was a lifelong friend of their singer, Mick Farren) and Stooges. protopunk attitude and sarcastic Zappa humor. Mick in his work as a countercultural agitator and provocateur in his articles, science fiction books...a very interesting guy! They only have three albums (I love all three), there was what would later be the Pink Fairies. greetings from Buenos Aires :)
Thanks for making my sad day 😞 always a bit brighter ✨️ 💛 you are such a last fun crush 😍 besides Apple, Buddha records were the coolest 😎 label of all. Yes on to the monkees! How cool can one young respected woman be? Lay down candles in the rain 🌧
BTW, there is hope for the future of rock & roll. This past Saturday 3 guys around the age of 12 or so came into my store. We started talking about music. They began to throw some interesting facts about The Beatles at me! It was a thrill to talk to these 3 kids who also said they had a band in the works. To end it all, one of them asked me for Yardbirds 45's! He left with an original For your love 45 with picture sleeve & a RSD Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Sailor 45...at a great discount of course.
@@abigaildevoe You mentioned Freak Out! Being your fave FZ lp. Several years ago I foolishly sold a yellow label original promo copy. I should have kept it but I still have the copy I bought in 1972. I did have the pleasure to interview Dweezel Zappa for my Talk N Roll show circa 2011. I also got to have the Grand Mothers on the show. I loved Frank! Got to see him 14 times. A true professional! Are you a Rutles fan? I had the pleasure of interviewing the late great Rutles & Bonzo Dog Band writer & guitarist Neil Innes in 2012. That Talk N Roll episode was shot in my record shop. I've had the shop for 30 years! If you love The Beatles (and you do!) you may want to consider going to the International Beatle Week fest in Liverpool, UK. It is always the last week of August. You could wear your best 60's clothes and you wouldn't be alone! You would also have some famous people hanging about that would gladly appear on your show. I better stop. I could talk rock & roll all day, and er ah...and all of the night. BB
Your show s are really edited well. I'm not exaggerating. Your shoes are a good study. The editing you do makes them have alot of personalty. They are a good study. Oh you just answered my question. You do your own production.
Hi Abby, i have learned so much watching you, and i have a super practical question… Where do you get collection supplies? Like plastic sleeves, replacement paper liners, etc… Thanks so much, and i have rediscovered Dylan bc of you.
Making clothes must be a lot of fun. My mom enjoyed it a lot . Some girls I knew in high school; in the70'z; made some of, and also modified alot of thier own clothes. I always liked bowling shirts; from the thrift store. KindA rockabilly. Ya know? I like that dress with the frills, nice. That pasley shirt looks like something Davy Jones; of the Monkeys would've worn. Oh all the girls liked Davy. I remember my 6th grade teacher King fun of him; and that missing off some of the girls un the class. I went to Stimson high in Huntington NY. Bob Busch; who made the TV show The Wonder Years was a friend. Unreal huh. Thanks for the great showz. Things Re lot better now. The last 8 months were kinda tuff for me. Alot better now. Your shows always make Mondays fun. Your still my favorite librarian. Thx. Don
Im not A big Queen Fan but I gotta admit You Choss wisely For Your Queen albums ,the only change id make as a second choice Might be( a day at the races ) thats just me!..
Just finished this video. This has to best Q&A I've seen from any You Tube channel creator. There were times I wanted to high five you. ("If The Times They Are A Changin' or Desire was on the list, it would have been different" George Harrison-Mike Nesmith project? Sign me up!). Do these ANYTIME! So fun!
Loaded is 1970 dammit! Hi Abigail Devoe. Nice vid. You might check out The Luck Of Eden Hall for being one of the finest psych bands of the last 20 year. They kick off my episode 11. An amazing episode really. The Monkees. In 1991 I read in the paper that Rhino was putting out a four cd box set of the Monkees featuring their 80 best songs. I didn't even know that they had 80 songs. But I learned a lot about them and discovered so much good music. I grew up with the first two albums and TV show reruns. So this set was brilliant. You're fab and groovy and these albums are too old for you. Baby. Also I have a zany Introduction To Frank Zappa on my music platform. You're famous. Almost. Huzzah.
comment here if i got your name wrong - i am no better than the friendly neighborhood starbucks barista :’)
Hiya, Abby! My second name (first name on my IG username, LOL) is pronounced as An-Dray. Thanks for answering me question!
@@andriealinsangao613 ah so sorry, thanks for letting me know!
@@abigaildevoe It's cool!
I love your daisy earrings😍
Why vinyl? CDs last longer and have bonus tracks. I can't count the number of needles I wore out until digital. If it came down to a CD or a record, knowing that the record was subpar but the cardboard was excellent, which?
And how much of the 1960s are you a student of? Civil Rights? Vietnam? Antiwar movement? The Hardhat Riots? The 1968 Police Riot in Chicago? Gimme Shelter? The polite racism MLK spoke of that existed in the north and west? The women's lib hatred of Dylan and "Just Like A Woman"? Church bombings? Hell's Angels?
It was a violent divisive decade that can't be put in one box of fashion. I remember it as one long rolling wheel of riots and violence that was rescued by The Velvets. And assassinations.
But anyone who cares about the 1960s is all right.
I'd definitely love a fashion video, especially as someone who loves 60s/70s fashion but gets overwhelmed with all the choices!
noted! thanks so much, been dying for an excuse to do one!
Hey Abigail. I just found your channel today (23Mar2024) and liked it so much, I'm starting with this, one of your first videos. I looked over the albums you have done, and I love about 70% of them and like the rest!
Monkees and Head is great. ‘Do I have to do this all over again’. As for Chicago ‘Does anyone really know what time it is’. And yep from a design graduate love yer fashion statements. Thanks. You’ve bought Hanna Barbera back to life.
thank you SO much!! i watched so many hanna barbera reruns as a kid, explains a lot don't you think?
Full on respect to you Abigail, taking on board the sounds (and sights) from the 60s/70s. It’s SO refreshing to see you being so enthused by the music that I,as now a 63 yr old grew up on…luv your channel. Queen II review?
thank you! i don't have II in my collection but i do have sheer heart attack, that'll probably get a video first
Queen II is utterly fantastic. A crazy medieval painting as well as some great ballads!
Queen 1 is miles better. They went downhill after that.
Rock n' Roll (and heavy metal) never died. The mainstream just stopped paying attention to it.
For 1966 you should do If You Can Believe Your Eyes and Ears by The Mamas and the Papas (but that’s just cause I’m a big Cass and Michelle fan 😂) and I’d love to see more fashion videos!
I love The Mamas and the Papas, great choice !
Toilet, or no toilet cover? 🤔
Hey Abigail! Nice to know you're a Michael Nesmith fan. He frequented the music store in Carmel where I worked. I told him I thought Head was one o' the best Monkees albums 'n he wholeheartedly agreed! I was front 'n center for his 2019 concert in Sand City. His two sons were in the band 'n photographer Henry Diltz must have taken at least 1,000 photos. My pick for 1969 is It's A Beautiful Day. For 1966: Donovan-Sunshine Superman, Who-A Quick One While He's Away, Beatles-Revolver, The Psychedelic Sounds O' The 13th Floor Elevators 'n James Brown-It's A Man's Man's Man's World. A favorite Simon & Garfunkel track: Flowers Never Bend With The Rainfall. I met Marianne Faithfull when I was workin' at Borders in Sand City. Thanks for the excellent video! Best wishes from John.
I love Living In A Material World, it’s the first George album I every got on vinyl.
The fact that you are a MC5 fan makes you an amazing person. But you are also a wealth of knowledge.
Nice job! Boomer-aged musician/collector here. 1966 was, IMHO, the greatest Pop year ever. Try Kinks' FaceToFace, Who's A Quick One, Pet Sounds, (and most of the original SMiLE tracks), Byrds 5D, Love's DaCapo (Side 1 at least), and of course Revolver, Absolutely Free and Blonde On Blonde you know - plus tons of astonishing Motown and Stax singles... Trouble is, '66 was a transitional year for albums being created and marketed as more than just a collection of singles and filler. So the LP did not become the "calling card" of youth music until the following year especially after Pepper... Keep up the good work, it's important.
I agree about Side one of Love's DaCapo, side two is difficult. :)
25:15 yay, Mountain Goats love!! 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐
I’d love for you to review Yes’ Fragile. It made me a Yes fan. Check out the LP with the booklet.
I love your hip 60's look -- really fun :) Enjoy building that collection!
thanks man, will do!
Abbie, you’ve a lot of people with you, and you’ve inspired us all!
love your clothes-they are so full of color -wow fantastic !!! keep going Abby 😉😇🥰
thank you!!
I am brand new to your channel and am so attracted to you mainly because you are so comfortable in your skin. Also, your occasional humor.
I would love fashion videos because you are the coolest person here on youtube.
thank you so much!!
your whole operation is very impressive.
Glad to hear you're a Gabor Szabo fan. My favorite jazz guitarist, along with Bill Frisell. Most people your age have no idea who he is/was. --And Szabo rhymes with rob oh.
I love your style Abigail. Amazing! Watching from London UK P.S. Breathless is one of my favorite movies. Jean Seberg was amazing, so iconic.
yes she was! because of breathless and her i'm always a hair's width away from buying a new york herald tribune sweater
Back in about 1988, when record stores still existed, I went into the used record section of the record store, and found all three of the first Alice Cooper albums on the Frank Zappa Bizarre/Straight label for $5 each. Ten years later I sold all three of them for $100 each.
Thanks for answering my question, Coming Down Again is a great Keith track, I always hope he plays this song during his 2 song set at Stones shows. Maybe one day!
Did not expect to hear Ogre Battle to come out of your mouth. You are full of surprises! Love you!
Agree with yer Queen song choices. Those songs were madness and loveable.
nowhere near enough people are on the ogre battle train, that song is bonkers, love it!
Yo hello Abby 👋 😍.. I think you have the coolest records.. I subscribed today as well. Keep up the great work!
I enjoy your show alot. It's a good escape from any of life's stress factors. It's like listening to an old friends from the past. I guess I miss some of them alot. So thx for being such a great kid!
enjoying your videos Abigail. Thanks
la jetee is a great one. i was thinking you'd like "model shop" with randy california and beautiful women in it. now i ha ve to go back to watching the video.
I would totally welcome some fashion to the channel, Abby. Do what you feel pulled to do. It will be successful! 😊
noted, thanks so much!
I love your channel. You have an awesome personality. Thank you for sharing your time with all of us!
thank you so much!
I discovered your channel - and also your amazing blog! - hours ago, I have like....ten tabs open that I keep returning to! Absolutely do some vintage fashion vids, I just learned A LOT! You have impeccable taste.....in music, in movies, in fashion....in humor, in writing, in values.....damn good to meet you, Abbey! You would have fit in at ANY time during music history. The world used to be FILLED with people who loved music like you do. You are a testament to how great this music is and how great these artists were. We weren't crazy! And you aren't either! PS: Man oh man, wait till you hear "Sister Anne", the first song from "High Time"! (Amend that. You've definitely heard it! You just don't have it on vinyl yet!).
there still are people as crazy about music as me - unfortunately they're terribly hard to find. really glad you're enjoying so much of what i've created, thank you SO much!
I can’t believe this is the first time I have seen this video. Freak out is my favourite mothers album too.
When it comes to channels with people talking about their favorite music, I never search out for them, I just wait for them to come into my orbit...I never saw your channel until it popped up on my list of channels to watch. First one was the one where you talk about Sgt. Pepper. Enjoyed it, but I didn't subscribe, because I wanted to see if you came back. Sure enough, you came back several times, and I had a good time. But what finally hooked me was the Q & A show, & you were so nice to everyone, I really could sense the fun you're having, & you really are knowledgeable on the classic rock I grew up with, those 30-something minutes finally got me to smack that bell & subscribe. I feel blessed that your show came into my space, cause it easily could've bypassed my whole internet zone, and travelled round & round the globe without me ever discovering it. I feel lucky our cyber worlds have collided. Your show is so much fun, it makes Monday feel like the weekend. Have we subscribed? We are Devoe!!
thank you SO much! glad you had fun. people take classic rock way too seriously these days, i hope people see this stuff and realize you can appreciate this music as art AND still have some fun!
A sweetheart U.R. 💖 Thanx for your insights on RN'R on vinyl! 🎸🎵🎶🎸
Out of sight video! So 😎, thank you! Inspiring!
Green tambourine is a great tune.
I also love MC5's Back in the USA. I picked 2 UK pressings of it as well as the latest reissue. Also, your George Harrison favourites are also mine.
Love❤ the Nashville skyline album by Dylan
Great origin story! Just found your channel as I've been talking a dive into vinyl again. Still have some of the ones I bought in the 70's.
It makes me feel good, when I watch your videos. Rock On, lady!
Just recently found your channel - what a musical breath of fresh air! Love it...... - David.
Loved this Q and A. Hope you do more.
i'll definitely do more in the future!
I just started watching you, Abby! So enjoying these videos! Thanks! 😊😊😊
luv this one, Abby! BTW great to see u have a CTA! I covered that one on GXM!
Fabulous Q&A Video, your channel is amazing!!!
aw thank you! glad you’re liking the videos!
Hi Abigail, nice to meet ya. My names Chris. I happened across your videos & found myself captivated by them! I'm a vinyl collector myself although I just started. I have about 40 or so. But I wanted to tell you that I just love your quirkiness & the fact that your knowledgeable about the albums your talking about. OMG, and when you dress up...AWESOME!! I see you got the LP3, I got the LP60X-BT right now but I'm gonna upgrade someday to the LP3 too. Well, I just wanted to say I love your channel, and wish you all the luck in the world! Keep those records turning!! 🤘🏻
thank you so much! the LP3 was my first turntable upgrade, i still love it
Hi Abby, I'm very impressed with your sewing skills ! I had to take Home Economics in school and failed miserably in cooking, and sewing ! I do love fashion,and would love to see you do some fashion videos. Have a great weekend ! Cindy
Fascinating.
Hey Abigail,
I am very grateful to you for answering my question and can't wait for the video.😍
When you make the video you can also mention that there is a huge difference between the US and UK version.🙈😂
I spent over €60 on the UK pressing and was slightly pissed that White Rabbit wasn't on the record.🤣
I wish you a nice weekend. 😘
YES i've heard about this - my friend was SO excited to find his copy of surrealistic pillow, then took it home and found out it was the UK track listing HAHA. i do love talking about the differences between US and UK albums so i'll be sure to cover that with surrealistic pillow
Hi Abby! i'm a new subscriber but I wanted to say I love your style and taste in music :D love your vids!
thank you so much!
Thank you for your through answer to my question! iMovie is an excellent editing tool. That’s what I thought you used. Looking forward to S2 E1!
i saw Dylan in 2004 at Boone North Carolina and his harmonica solo on Every Grain of Sand was a sublime experience. it could have lasted 50 seconds or 50 minutes i dont even know. but it is one of the greatest musical experiences of my life
gosh when he brought out the harmonica for the first time the whole place clapped and cheered! i was kind of frozen for a second, definitely had to soak in that i was seeing dylan in the flesh haha
Wow!
I saw Dylan in concert and he was awful. Couldn’t tell what he was playing.
At least I have the memory of it being the only concert I went to with my father…
My favorite UA-camr and my favorite girl 😘😘🧡🧡
Still are :)
Nice to see some love for Godard and Marker.
The one song that still haunts me from this lp is Coming Back To Me. If you covered that one, I must have blinked.
Yes to QUEEN 2 and SHEER HEART ATTACK, both 1974.
You're awesome Abby! So glad I came upon your channel. I to am a 60's buff as far as the music, culture, and generally just their way of life. I was born in '64 the youngest of six boys but still too young to really remember or experience any of the party. I have a vague memory of the first moon landing but that's about it. Like you, music is my world. Been playing guitar for about 43 years (Currently at 17 electrics mostly Strats!) and all my bros and father are/were drummers. I'd love to teach you how to play! Thank you for such interesting, entertaining, and funny videos. (Not to mention you are drop dead gorgeous!)
love that you like i want you she's so heavy. That song is just the beatles supercharged wish they did more like it.
Did you say you're gen Z?
I like your style. You make a difference with the style you wear, your personality, and of course your vinyl collection. I love oldies and vintage too, in my case, The Beatles came to my life since I was a kid, and I think the Wonder years TV show made a difference in my life, I have more CDs than LPs, but I have a few of them. I enjoy your videos, I live in San Francisco, so I guess you'll love to visit Haight- Ashbury. I have many music books, so I love the way you are a story telling about the artists and the albums, I love rhino records, they have and had huge oldies releases. We have a local store called Amoeba records, and Rasputin (Berkeley), these are amazing records stores. Keep up your amazing work! Peace and Love, groovy baby!
Have you ever seen the Incredible String Band’s film “Be Glad for the Song Has No Ending?” Since you love psychedelia you would enjoy it if you haven’t already seen it! Enjoying your videos!
i would love a part 3
Like I said; I really love you!
Love your channel, positive energy and presentation style. 😎 I have not seen a vinyl review I haven't loved yet. It's clear we both love the same music!!
Just discovered you Abigail. LOVE your podcasts. I own Sunset Records in Somerset, Mass., I had the pleasure to play The Cavern Club in Liverpool in Liverpool, late August (it was fab of course!) with my band, The Star Club, I had a local r&r talk show (Talk n Roll) and a few of the episodes are on You Tube: ( Ian McLagan, The Yardbirds, and Creedence Clearwater Revisited). And lastly, I have had the pleasure to meet Patti Boyd on several occasions. Keep up the great job! Bob Boyer
thank you so much! man that is all so cool!
Do the vintage style tips video
Thanks for sharing your albums and your thoughts and feelings. You're a delight!
Vintage style tips please! for men too!
Great Q&A video Abby. The viewers came up with some good ones. I wish now that I had thought one up myself. Maybe by the time you do another Q&A I'll come up with one.
My favourite 60s movie is Antonioni's Blow Up (1966) ....Just thought id recommend it to you ... would love it and you'd probably fall in love with David Hemmings.
noted, will add it to my watch list!
@@abigaildevoeanother great 60's film, which is also here on YT is Blast Of Silence, a sinister film noir of a hitman comming to NYC with a job to do. It has a great Jazz score to it, and the b&w photography encapsulates the gritty atmosphere of NYC, The Velvet Underground described in their songs: ua-cam.com/video/DlvSimW5N3A/v-deo.htmlsi=VIQ069AtDhShbChM
Abby- outside of Floyd, do you dig on prog ? (Yes, Genesis, King Crimson, ELP ?...)
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Hey abigail
awesome video my friend. I have to say u are beautiful. you got a fantastic lp collection. i love layla is a great album
mike
friend and sub
from canada
My fourteen year-old son hipped me to Tally Hall. Good taste!
Also, re: Zappa, don’t sleep on Absolutely Free.
I’m new to the party, but I’m batch watching your videos like a loved series that just dropped a new season! I also sew, and thrift dive. I’d love your take on fashion and sewing! A second channel perhaps! Anyway, you’re awesome. Love the Circle Sky bumps, and I know that’s Head, but coincidentally my mono copy of Pieces, Aquarius, and Jones LTD just arrived! Looking forward to watching more!
Amazing clothes you've made Abbie!
Love how you love the 5 ♥
thank you so much!! the 5 have my whole heart :)
Lovely video, love to know more about this wonderful lady ❤✌there are a few things I have in common 😯
A movie a lot of people watching this channel might like and may not have heard of is Withnail and I. A cult British comedy made in 1986 and set in London 1969. The characters and story are loosely based on the real life experiences of director Bruce Robinson, who was an out of work actor living in a decrepit flat in 60's London with his alcoholic friend.
Loving the channel Abi, your presenting style is informative and fun. You clearly have a passion for the music you review and I love the clobber.
I didn't realize 'Withnail and I' is a period piece (recent period relative to its production, but still set in the past); that definitely piques my curiosity about it. I'd heard of the film, and knew it had a cult reputation, but have never sought it out. I actually had the opportunity not long ago to see the film screened in a repertory venue in a 35-millimeter print, but passed on it. Now I feel like I should have made the effort to go.
@@barrymoore4470 Thank you for the reply and all the best. I hope you enjoy it.
Would like to see your vintage clothes collection.
Love your 60s style babe
Good, queen's keep yourself alive is my favorite by them. That and killer queen are the only 2 songs of their's that I like
I keep seeing your references to MC5. But this is one of those things that make me think I've been moved to a parallel universe from my own. Because I have never heard of this band before. And I thought I had a pretty good handle on the classic rock groups, even if I don't have all the albums.
holy shit - I cannot urge you enough to check out their live debut, "Kick Out The Jams", from 1969. They were contemporaries to the The Stooges and often get brought up in the conversation, I think the comparison is apt. Less artsy and more bluesy than Stooges, but just as loud and incendiary.
Abigail ,
Hi',
I just discovered your channel today and viewed a few of your vids and I appreciate your efforts here on Y.T. deeply!
I would like to rattle off what main points I get from my views here and they are as follows -
#1-Zodiac sign, Gemini-Me Too !
#2-Year 1969 -love the music!
#3-Blind Faith, I purchased that recording in every format except for reel to reel ?
#4-Mental Health,it can be a struggle at times.
#5-Spiritualality -You are a blessing to your fellow music lover and you may perhaps be a greater spiritual being more so than perhaps that of the flesh and bone ?
#6 - The Monkees and their Mike N., he was my favorite Monkee also and I bought `HEADQAUTERS' when it first came out , Mike said be sure to eat your ruffage on their T.V. series episode #1, cool !
Bless you and may you live long in a life of music Abigail!
I subbed!
`LIKED'
Music artists who made me cry-
Nick Drake- `Fly'
Keith Richards- Intro to `Honky Tonk Women' {Hyde Park 1969].
Steve Winwood-` Every Mothers Son' (Traffic)
Glad I could share that tidbit with you !
Cheers!
I was born in 1969. Check out badfinger’s come and get it. Or tommy James and the shondells crimson and clover- heard this all my life
i’m a tommy james superfan!! crimson and clover is one of those albums i pick up every time i see it
Hi Abby!
I had seen your photo with The Mothers album and that's why I asked the question, as a joke/wink. then when I saw the video I realized that it was to ask! That's what I get for looking giddy! if I had seen well I would have asked you a substantial question! maybe next time! Of course when I saw this video I laughed a lot with your answer! I appreciate your good vibes! hug! PS: do you like The Deviants? One of my favorite bands :)
hey it was the perfect “question” to start off the video with, thanks so much! haven’t heard of the deviants
@@abigaildevoe hello! Thank you!!! The Deviants were like the English answer to MC5 (brother Wayne was a lifelong friend of their singer, Mick Farren) and Stooges. protopunk attitude and sarcastic Zappa humor. Mick in his work as a countercultural agitator and provocateur in his articles, science fiction books...a very interesting guy! They only have three albums (I love all three), there was what would later be the Pink Fairies. greetings from Buenos Aires :)
You're quite resourceful. What do you wear when not showcasing your modwear? By the way, Queen II Black side is so unknown & underappreciated!
Yay! She answered my question! Thank you, Abby!! ❤️❤️
(P.S. My second name is pronounced as An-Dray. 😉)
Get the mono LP of SURREALISTIC PILLOW, if you don't have it, Abby.
i've been shopping around for a mono rockaway press for a while now, my stereo press sounds truly awful haha
I used to like secound hand bowling shirts. Rockabilly style.
Thanks for making my sad day 😞 always a bit brighter ✨️ 💛 you are such a last fun crush 😍 besides Apple, Buddha records were the coolest 😎 label of all. Yes on to the monkees! How cool can one young respected woman be? Lay down candles in the rain 🌧
Give your old clothes
hey thank you so much!
Love those labels! Such a visual treat!
BTW, there is hope for the future of rock & roll. This past Saturday 3 guys around the age of 12 or so came into my store. We started talking about music. They began to throw some interesting facts about The Beatles at me! It was a thrill to talk to these 3 kids who also said they had a band in the works. To end it all, one of them asked me for Yardbirds 45's! He left with an original For your love 45 with picture sleeve & a RSD Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Sailor 45...at a great discount of course.
man that is awesome!! that kid is very lucky to have those yardbirds singles!
@@abigaildevoe You mentioned Freak Out! Being your fave FZ lp. Several years ago I foolishly sold a yellow label original promo copy. I should have kept it but I still have the copy I bought in 1972. I did have the pleasure to interview Dweezel Zappa for my Talk N Roll show circa 2011. I also got to have the Grand Mothers on the show. I loved Frank! Got to see him 14 times. A true professional! Are you a Rutles fan? I had the pleasure of interviewing the late great Rutles & Bonzo Dog Band writer & guitarist Neil Innes in 2012. That Talk N Roll episode was shot in my record shop. I've had the shop for 30 years! If you love The Beatles (and you do!) you may want to consider going to the International Beatle Week fest in Liverpool, UK. It is always the last week of August. You could wear your best 60's clothes and you wouldn't be alone! You would also have some famous people hanging about that would gladly appear on your show. I better stop. I could talk rock & roll all day, and er ah...and all of the night. BB
Adorable and fun.
The Who Album Quadraphinia; had a book that came with the album. That books storyline was alot different from the movie. Both were very good.
Your show s are really edited well. I'm not exaggerating. Your shoes are a good study. The editing you do makes them have alot of personalty. They are a good study. Oh you just answered my question. You do your own production.
Very cool merci beaucoup.
Hi Abby, i have learned so much watching you, and i have a super practical question…
Where do you get collection supplies? Like plastic sleeves, replacement paper liners, etc…
Thanks so much, and i have rediscovered Dylan bc of you.
hi, thank you so much!! you can usually find plastic sleeves/liners at your local record stores! if not, amazon is a beautiful thing
Im from Dylan's home town Duluth and seen him here about 10 years ago
Making clothes must be a lot of fun. My mom enjoyed it a lot . Some girls I knew in high school; in the70'z; made some of, and also modified alot of thier own clothes. I always liked bowling shirts; from the thrift store. KindA rockabilly. Ya know? I like that dress with the frills, nice. That pasley shirt looks like something Davy Jones; of the Monkeys would've worn. Oh all the girls liked Davy. I remember my 6th grade teacher King fun of him; and that missing off some of the girls un the class. I went to Stimson high in Huntington NY. Bob Busch; who made the TV show The Wonder Years was a friend. Unreal huh. Thanks for the great showz. Things Re lot better now. The last 8 months were kinda tuff for me. Alot better now. Your shows always make Mondays fun. Your still my favorite librarian. Thx. Don
Im not A big Queen Fan but I gotta admit You Choss wisely For Your Queen albums ,the only change id make as a second choice Might be( a day at the races ) thats just me!..
Just finished this video. This has to best Q&A I've seen from any You Tube channel creator. There were times I wanted to high five you. ("If The Times They Are A Changin' or Desire was on the list, it would have been different" George Harrison-Mike Nesmith project? Sign me up!). Do these ANYTIME! So fun!
Loaded is 1970 dammit! Hi Abigail Devoe. Nice vid. You might check out The Luck Of Eden Hall for being one of the finest psych bands of the last 20 year. They kick off my episode 11. An amazing episode really.
The Monkees.
In 1991 I read in the paper that Rhino was putting out a four cd box set of the Monkees featuring their 80 best songs. I didn't even know that they had 80 songs. But I learned a lot about them and discovered so much good music. I grew up with the first two albums and TV show reruns. So this set was brilliant.
You're fab and groovy and these albums are too old for you.
Baby.
Also I have a zany Introduction To Frank Zappa on my music platform.
You're famous. Almost.
Huzzah.