My collection consists mainly of Private Pressings from america. My pride and joy is a record from a band called Marble Phrogg - "Self Titled" ( 1968)out of Oklahoma (where I'm from), Totty - "Self-Titled" (1977) from Tulsa, Oklahoma...so many others. Last week I was in a thrift store and came across, Christopher -"Self-Titled" (1970 Metromedia Records), Pacific Sound "Forget Your Dream" (1972 Splendid Records), Tear Gas - "Self-Titled" (1971 Regal Zonophone), Randy Holden "Population 2" (1970 Hobbit Records), Spring "Self-Titled" (1971 RCA/Neon Records), Zior - "Self-Titled" (1971 Nepenthia Records), Jericho - "Self-Titled" (1972 A&M Records), Jasper Wrath - "Self-Titled" (1971 Sunflower Records), May Blitz "The Second Of May" (1971 Vertigo Records) and Sagittarius - "Present-Tense" (1967 Columbia Records) all in Mint to VG++ condition...and they were all $.50 a piece... couldn't fucking believe it.
Omg!! Yea I love love love private pressings of American psych and folk. Man it’s hard to find on this side of the world and shipping to the states is horrid!
@@SublimMedia Yeah, like wise! It's hard over here to find a lot of the more obscure European psych, proto-metal, krautrock and prog records...and if you do they go for mountains of cash, lol.
Man, enjoy it! Digs like that don’t happen often. I love when it happens, it sparks a flame inside you. You get stuff you’ve always wanted and get to discover new stuff. Congrats! 🤯
After you pulled out a few Deram rarities, I thought the last record was going to be one of these: Mellow Candle's Swaddling Songs, Room's Pre-Flight, Zakarrias's self titled or Leaf Hound's Growers of Mushroom. 😁 I am going to take a wild guess here that not everything was expensive, because you picked up some stuff that you claimed you never heard of. No collector will ever do that when it comes to high priced records. Anyway, happy listening to your new collection
Grower of would be a awesome pull!! No but I’m pretty happy with the July. 😄😄 The entire lot was not cheap but not expensive, let’s just put it like that. 😀
Absolutely fantastic!!! What a dream collection to find and buy..A proper timeline of this guy's tastes at that time..I have several of the UK Pressings you have shown in my collection..Really enjoyed you taking time to share this. Many thanks from the UK 👍
No Tom, thank you for the fantastic music!! The record has been a huge part of my life for the last 10 years or so. If you would be up for it, I would love to do a conversation with you on Zoom. I have done it some other artists and it has been very appreciated. If you are up for it you can just mail me at jonassamuelsson30(at)gmail(dot)com. World be huge honor!! //Jonas
Thank you sir and your bandmates for making one of the most sought after slices of psychedelia known, the fantastic music contained in the grooves of this extremely rare record have made original copies very expensive and out of the reach of mortal beings. I know as an artist you would rather have seen great record sales and success back in 1968, but then we would not have this rare gem to search out. Most of my record collecting friends, and ALL of us psych collectors here in the Toronto area have that record on our want list. A couple of guys have Canadian pressings, which are as rare as hens teeth , one other fellow made the mistake of selling his original U.K. press many years ago and always reminds us how foolish that was. Unless I find a forgotten original copy at a yard sale or thrift store someday, I will have to be satisfied with vinyl reissues, after all, its the music that counts. I also have two copies of Second Of July, one that spins at 45 rpm and the other at 33 and a third. Cheers.
My brother Rob love your new shelves and room lighting. Killer jazz pulls Andrew Hill is so good his piano playing is so creative and moody his voice is so important to jazz piano. Have a great weekend Rob. Lovellandrew
All the time time spent searching and searching is so worth it when you come across collections like you found, the hunt is fun but the big score is such a rush!! Enjoy the listening, cleaning & organizing.
Wow! Incredible haul. I have a lot of American pressings (I live in the U.S.) and mostly reissues but I do have six matching copies of what you showed - example: "On the Boards" by Taste first U.K. on Polydor and "Ma Kelly's Greasy Spoon" first U.K. on Pye and a few more. Psych is the number one thing I look for and electric-blues and jazz tie for second. Enjoy your new records (one year later).
Hi and thanks for watching. I’m still enjoying them a year later. Sold some but most I kept. I think there is still Lila 40-50 that I haven’t listened to yet. 😀
@@SublimMedia I am also glad that I still have a lot of records from your haul, mostly not original pressings, but some are. Congratulations, once again. Cheers!!!
What can I comment? It's the first video I've seen that is so close to my own music taste. If it wasn't for 10-15 records that I don't have, I would say you stole my records! The gentleman who sold them heard great things and the ones you said you don't know, for example ballin'jack, you will be surprised. A collection like this can't contain bad records... I hope you enjoy them!
Stunning display of records in just under 40 minutes. There are too many grails here to mention. It’s nice to see you pick up lots of classics too. Congratulations on a once in a lifetime score. I’m salivating!!!
Hi Jonas Oh lordy!..what a haul..I can only dream of having first dibs on a collection of that quality..some real bangers and rarities there, it must've been days after before the smile left your face!!. Lots of stuff I didn't know either, but an UK OG of July..wow!..some of these I have only reissues of because OGs never present themselves to me. I don't even want to think what you must have paid that guy for these records, but to have the history and story behind it all too must have made for a fascinating listen. These 60s music aficionados, who lived and breathed the music of the time are sadly becoming a dying breed now..I think you were very privileged to have acquired this collection. Well done you and I look forward to hearing more about some of these fabulous records. All the best.Rob 🙂👍
Thanks Rob and I have to be honest, the smile is still there!! I have started to clean some and play. It’s such a fantastic experience. Almost all of them are like new. He really kept his records clean thru all the years. As for the cost of it, yes it was not free but I have to say that for the money I ga e for it, it was a very good deal. I agree that men like him are a dying breed and I guess I/we are the next generation. Thanks for watching Rob. //Jonas
Great video. I subscribed and looking forward to seeing your other videos. Your pace of showing the records is perfect and fun to watch. I have many of these beauties and it reminded me to give them a spin again. Thanks and keep the videos coming. Chris, Eastern Canada
Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment. Hope you find more videos you like and send me questions if you have them or suggestions on stuff you would want to see. 😀😀
Jonas, I like how you pick all of the grail type albums, but also include ones that you don't know but look interesting. The LA Getaway album is a good example, another record with Leon Russell involvement, like the Asylum Choir. So many rare albums and more standard ones. Good work picking this batch of records. Thanks, Chris
Ah man, you've got July again! I mentioned in one of your previous vids it was my biggest want and you replied you'd had a copy previously. NM copy is stuff of dreams. I'm 20 records in and seeing what else you've got...jeez! Haul of a lifetime already. Incredibly stuff. Well done mate and I'm beyond jealous!
@@SublimMediaHaha, you'd be a very lucky man to repeat it. Still watching as I type. You're in for a treat with The Animals Winds Of Change is superb. Yes I Am Experienced, It's All Meat... awesome psych tunes. Phil Upchurch is great, you'll love it. Octopus LP...amazing and rare. Titanic is a drum heavy beast. Mount Rushmore, Aorta, Mad River... killer after killer.
@@SublimMedia Just enjoy it mate...you obviously will. BTW Ballinjack is good funky rock which the Beastie Boys used on Paul's Boutique. All the best...Nigel
Unbelievable haul, you’ll never top that, your collection has launched into the stratosphere! I think I will save my comments for the later videos as I know about it have several of the albums you showed, the big question is, will you keep collecting or are you going to sit with these records for a while 🎉
Yes I’m still pinching myself. I think I have some time ahead of me where I’m not going to buy anything, let’s just say that. I think that, after I have sold all my duplicates I’ll be on square one financially too.
I just discovered your channel through this video! Awesome stuff what you found tejre, enjoy it! I wish I could add some of those to my collection 😂 Congratulations, greetings from Spain
What a find - Congratulations. Thanks for sharing - even if one gets a little envious 😉 Love your joy and enthusiasm at getting these records. Dave Grusin "Discovered again" is a direct-to-disc recording - jazz-funk-pop-rock w. Lee Ritenour on guitar. If you're lucky with the pressing (not all were noise-free) you can enjoy a great recording quality - some of the tunes are not so interesting, but "Keep You Eye On The Sparrow" swings OK. / Claus.
That’s one I don’t know but I have seen. It’s going to be awesome to check it out. I’ll push it right in first place on que of cleaning and listening! 😀😀
My first thoughts.. because I am a digger, thrifter, with good luck historically.. As a matter of fact, I am on a dig right now from Bill's garage, here in Reno, Nevada, averaging 4 to 6 dollars a record. Back to my first thoughts.. I think you paid up for this unbelievably terrific collection.. you don't have to say.. glad I found your channel. Regards. JT
@SublimMedia That's an outstanding bargain.. not sure if you watch other channels. Maybe Dillon.. If you have a chance, please check out mine as well ! Will tune in to what's up with you again.. soon, and congratulations on your epic haul ! ( Networking really works ). Cheers. JT
I agree! I still have a hard time understanding. The morning after I woke up and thought for real that it all was a dream. I had to hurry down to see the crates in the living room 😆😆😆
@@SublimMedia I actually had a dig like this, this weekend. A friend’s father died several years ago and she wanted me to go through her dads records. I’m glad I did.
Just a excellent collection you found!! I'm a huge Thin Lizzy fan and that debut one you got is a hard on to grab!! Love the alice cooper ones Easy action can fetch some good$ and a great album as well! Captain beyond, Savoy Brown is a great blues,rock act and the very 1st one you got is super hard to find the only one I don't have! Was there any Sabbath in there I missed? Really enjoyed this one cheers!!!
No sabbath unfortunately. Yes that Lizzy was so cool to find in there. One that I have had on my want list for years. I still need to get into Coopers early records. I have a hard time erasing Poison. 😀😀 The Savoy Browns are sooo damn good and finding such early pressings was awesome.
You're a very lucky man to find all o' these records at once.I'm an ol' geezer who's collected15,000 lp's over the years. I probably have a quarter to a third o' what you showed. Check out My Dark Hour from Steve Miller-Brave New World. Features Paul Ramone (McCartney) on drums, bass, guitar 'n vocals! Cartoone is a Scottish band 'n the first track-Knick Knack Man has Jimmy Page on guitar. Winds O' Change is one o' the best Eric Burden & The Animals albums. Happy listenin'!
Thank you so much. Yes this is the find of a life time indeed. Very lucky. The guy I bought it from was such a great dude too. We talked music for hours. Awesome experience all the way.
Nice collection. I also document the collections I purchase on video. Your collection is a bit similar to One I bought some time ago. Great taste he had! You Can look forward to Winds Of Change by Burdon. It’s fantastic! Greatings from Copenhagen. 🤘✌️🌈
Nice to see the Martin Stone London LP which was produced by SIRE and it does not surprise me that it ends up in Sweden. I asked him about the Gibson Junior he is photographed with on the cover. He told me he bought it from Mick Green of the Pirates. Martin called Netti Netti crap!
Fantastic, nice first and early pressings of some great and rare albums. McKenna Mendelson Mainline was a Toronto band that recorded their Stink album in the U.K. Good hard rock blues album but there is a better recording of the band done in Sept. 1968 in Toronto called McKenna Mendelson Blues originally on the Paragon label, killer, raw heavy psych rock blues. A record collecting buddy ran into Mike McKenna the guitar player many years ago and asked him why the Blues album sounded better than Stink and he replied ' we were on acid when we recorded the Blues album".
Mckenna Mendleson Mainline - Stink. Great fun bluesy rock stuff out of Toronto. One of the guys just died last week I noticed. Not many of those around.
Mostly all blues you have the blues and psychedelic rock. The blood sweat and tears that you have with it all on the cover child is father to the man is an awesome record it's basically Al kooper because it's the first album and he left after that
Being 70 years old I used to buy albums from around 1963, I have quite a few of those albums when they came out, I’ve seen most of the U.K./US albums you showed loads of times back around early 70’s in second hand record shops around London, they were so common back then and I ignored a lot of them at the time. Amazing and cool that you are keeping the flame 🔥. I’ve got a few Swedish singles from the 80’s, have you heard of the Stomach Mouths? they were one of the first Swedish garage revival bands from the 80’s, Something Weird album from 1986. Is Swedish 80’s garage rock popular?
Incredible haul! Lucky chap. I guess what we’ll never know is how much $$$ it took for that man to part with those beauties. When you get 250 records at once are you negotiating a per record price or agree to some lump sum?
Thanx. A lump but based on a average per record. I guess it doesn’t matter if I told the price. I payed 7 euro per record. I went back and picked again yesterday and got another 60 records for 5 each.
Wow!!! You had some Karmic points waiting for you brother. I reckon 7 of those records are worth the total sum you paid. I also bet the owner trusted you and felt like his collection was going to someone who will appreciate and love them as he did. Congratulations on the score of a lifetime and thank you for sharing the full experience with the world. 🙌
@@T11H38X yes he is a great guy and we have the exact same taste in music but there is a 30 year age gap. I think so too. He is pretty ok with the collection going to a collector that appreciates it. And most of it stays. Hard to sell any of them and the once I sold was mine that I swapped for his due to his being first pressings. 😀
@@SublimMedia I will now spend the next 5yrs trying to find some of those titles. I love Psych Rock but my collection is heavily skewed Brazilian. Time to dig!
@@SublimMedia Asylum Choir is a nice record as well! Leon Russel and Marc Benno. I really like Marc Benno - Minnows. A great sort of blue-eyed soul record with a great cast of guest artists.
Papa John Creach worked with Jefferson Airplane .the Cher album is definitely one of her very best recorded in Muscle Shoals in Alabama maybe its her 7th solo album
Wonderful find ……I would seriously consider getting rid of those heavy duty plastic protective sleeves as they can effect the vinyl and imprint an ugly haze upon the records….great find though
Hi. Yes all records gets cleaned in a rcm and gets new outer and inner sleeves. Do you mean that the outer or inner of the old once are bad for the records? I know where the inner sleeves has damaged records but never heard of outer sleeves damaging records inside.
@@SublimMedia ….it’s the old style hard pvc outer plastic sleeves that can cause the damage , I noticed that at the beginning of your video quite a few of them had these hard plastic sleeves protecting the sleeve and vinyl. For whatever reason the chemical fumes that they give off can migrate through the outer and inner sleeves and cause the vinyl to develop a haziness on the surface at you cannot remove
@@davidheafield1436 had no idea. Thought it was the inner only! Well I’m cleaning and sleeping away like a maniac so in a week or two they will be free from the old once. Thank you so much for the info.
@@SublimMedia it’s quite an established known phenomenon now ,a quick google will throw up plenty of notices about this danger……..it won’t happen overnight but for the sake of a few new protective sleeves why take any chance at all. I had a “bricks and mortar” secondhand record shop and saw quite a few examples of this and only once was I ever able to clean it off , the rest were imprinted for life and became a hard sell due to its ugliness …..in my case I don’t think I ever came across an infected slab of vinyl where it affected the sound of the record but it made them all look very ugly indeed.. I’m in the U.K. but my daughter Ives in Sweden …Gothenburg
@@SublimMedia Check this video on UA-cam by “Parlogram auctions” , search for the words “how PVC covers are destroying your vinyl records” ….he explains it more scientifically
July LP. UK Major Minor Tom Newman and Jade Warrior. I helped Tom sell his own copy. He now needs to upgrade, so feel free to sell it to me! Just seen the Decca Genesis, I bought the Mono for I think £1400 but sold it so I ended up buying Leaf Hound, so I sold Mono to buy Decca Stereo.
No way! When did he sell it? I don’t know when it got to the insane price that it has been the last 10-15 years that I have known about it. Well. If I had a Genesis that I could trade for a Leaf Hound I would do it without blinking. Man that is one hell of a record!
@@SublimMedia He only sold it in December. He wanted the money so he could donate it for a very good cause. I think he got about £2800 ( I am not sure) the condition was about EX and he wrote a letter to accompany the sale. I bought his copy of the July '45 which also has a letter as it was nice to have a little story all the while helping a good cause. He does get a % royalty from Mike Oldfield's share of Tubular Bells but he would be a much richer man if that royalty was from the total royalty including Richard Bransons cut! My Genesis was a great deal as I sold that for about £2000 and added another £500 for my Leaf Hound which was in nice shape. I bought my Genesis on the same day I bought Blue by John Dummer, which is your only Vertigo. It was in top shape so I immediately placed that copy in an old record box with a sheet divider to protect the die-cut of the clouds as I have seen this LP suffer from damage which seems to come from that LP in plastic sleeve. I advise you do the same. I keep all top condition LPs with delicate features in old Readers Digest record boxes.
Thanks for showing all the awesome records a lot of stuff I'm not familiar with I'm going to check it out have a great day thanks to the video keeps me inspired just for fun check out PJ Harvey big day out it's a short concert that rocks
you striked gold there my man! so envious...but one thing please, you need to tell us what you paid for them, surely its not a secret (unless you want to keep it from your wife :) )
Greetings to all! I suggest another option for making external envelopes for vinyl: make it with your own hands ;) ua-cam.com/video/_8kGanhugR0/v-deo.html
Amazing find! July is a big want, love P.P. Arnold too, looking for her second on immediate! A few in there that I’ve found recently too! Check out my videos if you’re interested, I posted a 10 records nobody in the VC has but you may just have some of them! Much love from the UK!
I don't remember hearing Fläsket brinner but because name sounded interesting and it has cool cover I went to ckech it from Discogs. AND one song name "Tysta Finskan"! :D Well that was quite a haul. There is much to listen for. mr. Finglish (Bäd English Recs)
My collection consists mainly of Private Pressings from america. My pride and joy is a record from a band called Marble Phrogg - "Self Titled" ( 1968)out of Oklahoma (where I'm from), Totty - "Self-Titled" (1977) from Tulsa, Oklahoma...so many others. Last week I was in a thrift store and came across, Christopher -"Self-Titled" (1970 Metromedia Records), Pacific Sound "Forget Your Dream" (1972 Splendid Records), Tear Gas - "Self-Titled" (1971 Regal Zonophone), Randy Holden "Population 2" (1970 Hobbit Records), Spring "Self-Titled" (1971 RCA/Neon Records), Zior - "Self-Titled" (1971 Nepenthia Records), Jericho - "Self-Titled" (1972 A&M Records), Jasper Wrath - "Self-Titled" (1971 Sunflower Records), May Blitz "The Second Of May" (1971 Vertigo Records) and Sagittarius - "Present-Tense" (1967 Columbia Records) all in Mint to VG++ condition...and they were all $.50 a piece... couldn't fucking believe it.
Omg!! Yea I love love love private pressings of American psych and folk. Man it’s hard to find on this side of the world and shipping to the states is horrid!
@@SublimMedia Yeah, like wise! It's hard over here to find a lot of the more obscure European psych, proto-metal, krautrock and prog records...and if you do they go for mountains of cash, lol.
@@ezradarrow8964Well done Jay!
Man, enjoy it! Digs like that don’t happen often. I love when it happens, it sparks a flame inside you. You get stuff you’ve always wanted and get to discover new stuff. Congrats! 🤯
Thanks Dylan. I have started to listen to a few. Man, it’s like Christmas every day!! //Jonas
This collection cost a serious fortune obviously, not much ‘luck’ involved lol
@@Matasky2010 oh. I had no idea. Thanks for enlightening me! 😘
@@SublimMedia Obviously the comment was not directed at you lol
After you pulled out a few Deram rarities, I thought the last record was going to be one of these: Mellow Candle's Swaddling Songs, Room's Pre-Flight, Zakarrias's self titled or Leaf Hound's Growers of Mushroom. 😁 I am going to take a wild guess here that not everything was expensive, because you picked up some stuff that you claimed you never heard of. No collector will ever do that when it comes to high priced records. Anyway, happy listening to your new collection
Grower of would be a awesome pull!! No but I’m pretty happy with the July. 😄😄
The entire lot was not cheap but not expensive, let’s just put it like that. 😀
Absolutely fantastic!!! What a dream collection to find and buy..A proper timeline of this guy's tastes at that time..I have several of the UK Pressings you have shown in my collection..Really enjoyed you taking time to share this.
Many thanks from the UK 👍
Yes I still pinch my self! 😀
Thank you for being interested in July Sir . . . ! xx
No Tom, thank you for the fantastic music!! The record has been a huge part of my life for the last 10 years or so.
If you would be up for it, I would love to do a conversation with you on Zoom. I have done it some other artists and it has been very appreciated. If you are up for it you can just mail me at jonassamuelsson30(at)gmail(dot)com. World be huge honor!! //Jonas
Thank you sir and your bandmates for making one of the most sought after slices of psychedelia known, the fantastic music contained in the grooves of this extremely rare record have made original copies very expensive and out of the reach of mortal beings. I know as an artist you would rather have seen great record sales and success back in 1968, but then we would not have this rare gem to search out. Most of my record collecting friends, and ALL of us psych collectors here in the Toronto area have that record on our want list. A couple of guys have Canadian pressings, which are as rare as hens teeth , one other fellow made the mistake of selling his original U.K. press many years ago and always reminds us how foolish that was. Unless I find a forgotten original copy at a yard sale or thrift store someday, I will have to be satisfied with vinyl reissues, after all, its the music that counts. I also have two copies of Second Of July, one that spins at 45 rpm and the other at 33 and a third. Cheers.
@@danneeson7056 awesome!
Mr. Newman, we have the same taste and...records!
@@ΑπόλλωνΘηρευτής You have the edge on me - getting too old to care now - and going deaf!
My brother Rob love your new shelves and room lighting. Killer jazz pulls Andrew Hill is so good his piano playing is so creative and moody his voice is so important to jazz piano. Have a great weekend Rob. Lovellandrew
All the time time spent searching and searching is so worth it when you come across collections like you found, the hunt is fun but the big score is such a rush!! Enjoy the listening, cleaning & organizing.
Awesome stuff! I love how you are telling the story of the man's collection and documenting how it all came in together.
I thought that was a cool thing too. Thanks for watching.
absolutely wonderful and incredible collection!! enjoy listening and thanks for showing them all! have fun with it!
I will. And thanks for watching. I will show all again but spread out over many videos when I have listened to them.
I’m only 3min into this video and you got me so pumped! Haha. So happy for you.
Hahah. Sorry for that 😂😂😂
Wow! Incredible haul. I have a lot of American pressings (I live in the U.S.) and mostly reissues but I do have six matching copies of what you showed - example: "On the Boards" by Taste first U.K. on Polydor and "Ma Kelly's Greasy Spoon" first U.K. on Pye and a few more. Psych is the number one thing I look for and electric-blues and jazz tie for second. Enjoy your new records (one year later).
Hi and thanks for watching. I’m still enjoying them a year later. Sold some but most I kept. I think there is still Lila 40-50 that I haven’t listened to yet. 😀
Amazing, I am speachless, that is the real joy of our hobby. Congratulations!!! 👍👍👍
Thank you. Yes I’m still pinching myself
@@SublimMedia I am also glad that I still have a lot of records from your haul, mostly not original pressings, but some are. Congratulations, once again. Cheers!!!
What can I say?! WOW! What an amazing collection! Thank you for sharing. Cheers ✌️
Great video man. Got most of that albums. Superb lps to any collection. Enjoy.
What can I comment? It's the first video I've seen that is so close to my own music taste. If it wasn't for 10-15 records that I don't have, I would say you stole my records! The gentleman who sold them heard great things and the ones you said you don't know, for example ballin'jack, you will be surprised. A collection like this can't contain bad records... I hope you enjoy them!
Oh yes I am. Have maybe played 10% of it. So much fun left!!!
Stunning display of records in just under 40 minutes. There are too many grails here to mention. It’s nice to see you pick up lots of classics too. Congratulations on a once in a lifetime score. I’m salivating!!!
Thanks. Yes it truly feels like a once in a life time. Peek of collecting career? 🤓🤓
Hi Jonas
Oh lordy!..what a haul..I can only dream of having first dibs on a collection of that quality..some real bangers and rarities there, it must've been days after before the smile left your face!!.
Lots of stuff I didn't know either, but an UK OG of July..wow!..some of these I have only reissues of because OGs never present themselves to me.
I don't even want to think what you must have paid that guy for these records, but to have the history and story behind it all too must have made for a fascinating listen.
These 60s music aficionados, who lived and breathed the music of the time are sadly becoming a dying breed now..I think you were very privileged to have acquired this collection.
Well done you and I look forward to hearing more about some of these fabulous records.
All the best.Rob 🙂👍
Thanks Rob and I have to be honest, the smile is still there!! I have started to clean some and play. It’s such a fantastic experience. Almost all of them are like new. He really kept his records clean thru all the years.
As for the cost of it, yes it was not free but I have to say that for the money I ga e for it, it was a very good deal.
I agree that men like him are a dying breed and I guess I/we are the next generation.
Thanks for watching Rob. //Jonas
Worth it for July alone. Super haul.
Oh yes.
Nice haul! That’s one a collection some only dream about.
Me included. Still have the biggest smile on my face. 😃😃
Great video. I subscribed and looking forward to seeing your other videos.
Your pace of showing the records is perfect and fun to watch.
I have many of these beauties and it reminded me to give them a spin again.
Thanks and keep the videos coming.
Chris, Eastern Canada
Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment. Hope you find more videos you like and send me questions if you have them or suggestions on stuff you would want to see. 😀😀
Jonas, I like how you pick all of the grail type albums, but also include ones that you don't know but look interesting. The LA Getaway album is a good example, another record with Leon Russell involvement, like the Asylum Choir. So many rare albums and more standard ones. Good work picking this batch of records. Thanks, Chris
Thank you. Yes I took a chance on some of them and I’m so glad I did. Many I knew about but the once I don’t will also be so cool to get to know!
Congrats Jonas! What a score! W O W
Ah man, you've got July again! I mentioned in one of your previous vids it was my biggest want and you replied you'd had a copy previously. NM copy is stuff of dreams. I'm 20 records in and seeing what else you've got...jeez! Haul of a lifetime already. Incredibly stuff. Well done mate and I'm beyond jealous!
This is the peek of my collecting career right here!
@@SublimMediaHaha, you'd be a very lucky man to repeat it. Still watching as I type. You're in for a treat with The Animals Winds Of Change is superb. Yes I Am Experienced, It's All Meat... awesome psych tunes. Phil Upchurch is great, you'll love it. Octopus LP...amazing and rare. Titanic is a drum heavy beast. Mount Rushmore, Aorta, Mad River... killer after killer.
@@nigelcampag1290 it is going to take a wile to go thru it all. It’s like Christmas but every day for months! 😄
@@SublimMedia Just enjoy it mate...you obviously will. BTW Ballinjack is good funky rock which the Beastie Boys used on Paul's Boutique. All the best...Nigel
Hi, Jonas! Many days, weeks, months ahead to dive into this nice collection. I enjoyed watching it... Bye for now, Nelio.
Thank you. Yes some time ahead 😀😀
Great find man ! Some grail in there !
Unbelievable haul, you’ll never top that, your collection has launched into the stratosphere! I think I will save my comments for the later videos as I know about it have several of the albums you showed, the big question is, will you keep collecting or are you going to sit with these records for a while 🎉
Yes I’m still pinching myself. I think I have some time ahead of me where I’m not going to buy anything, let’s just say that. I think that, after I have sold all my duplicates I’ll be on square one financially too.
I just discovered your channel through this video! Awesome stuff what you found tejre, enjoy it! I wish I could add some of those to my collection 😂 Congratulations, greetings from Spain
That’s awesome. Hope you will like some of the other videos in the future. Thanks for watching.
//Jonas
You should consider bringing the old man on and talking about his history and music collection with him
This video hurts ahahah. Congratulations, great stuff!
I know right. I’m still blown away!
What a find - Congratulations. Thanks for sharing - even if one gets a little envious 😉 Love your joy and enthusiasm at getting these records.
Dave Grusin "Discovered again" is a direct-to-disc recording - jazz-funk-pop-rock w. Lee Ritenour on guitar. If you're lucky with the pressing (not all were noise-free) you can enjoy a great recording quality - some of the tunes are not so interesting, but "Keep You Eye On The Sparrow" swings OK. / Claus.
Yes now that you say it he said something g about that. It being a direct one. Will be cool to listen to.
Truly a wonderful thing seeing album s so well kept.
I am still floored by it. So much fantastic music to listen to over the months to come.
Fine selection - the Butterfield Blues Band In My Own Dream a favourite.
That’s one I don’t know but I have seen. It’s going to be awesome to check it out. I’ll push it right in first place on que of cleaning and listening! 😀😀
Awesome stuff
July is an awesome record
My first thoughts.. because I am a digger, thrifter, with good luck historically.. As a matter of fact, I am on a dig right now from Bill's garage, here in Reno, Nevada, averaging 4 to 6 dollars a record. Back to my first thoughts.. I think you paid up for this unbelievably terrific collection.. you don't have to say.. glad I found your channel. Regards. JT
I payed that - 6 per record 😀. Thanks for watching and I hope you find more stuff you like on the channel. 😁
@SublimMedia That's an outstanding bargain.. not sure if you watch other channels. Maybe Dillon.. If you have a chance, please check out mine as well ! Will tune in to what's up with you again.. soon, and congratulations on your epic haul ! ( Networking really works ). Cheers. JT
That’s an extraordinary bunch of records! A record collector’s dream.
I agree! I still have a hard time understanding. The morning after I woke up and thought for real that it all was a dream. I had to hurry down to see the crates in the living room 😆😆😆
@@SublimMedia I actually had a dig like this, this weekend. A friend’s father died several years ago and she wanted me to go through her dads records. I’m glad I did.
Just a excellent collection you found!! I'm a huge Thin Lizzy fan and that debut one you got is a hard on to grab!! Love the alice cooper ones Easy action can fetch some good$ and a great album as well! Captain beyond, Savoy Brown is a great blues,rock act and the very 1st one you got is super hard to find the only one I don't have! Was there any Sabbath in there I missed? Really enjoyed this one cheers!!!
No sabbath unfortunately. Yes that Lizzy was so cool to find in there. One that I have had on my want list for years. I still need to get into Coopers early records. I have a hard time erasing Poison. 😀😀
The Savoy Browns are sooo damn good and finding such early pressings was awesome.
you literally found every record everyone is looking for.
Still can’t believe it.
Nice collection.. I like the records November and Black Cat Bones.
Both are fantastic!!
His hand and feet is great and the cactus that's a sweet album
I think I had that before but sold it. Regretted it so a new chance. 😀
Wow! Serious stack!
Yes I was floored. So many goodies!! Thanks for watching B!
Are you kidding, Al Stewart Year of the Cat? Fantastic.
Funny. I just played it yesterday after cleaning it and it’s a good sounding album but not really my cup of tea. Maybe I should revisit it.
Al Stewart year of the cat is great to me. He had two good albums imo
Get that Cactus record into your ears as soon as possible! You will love it!
In a drunken state I sold it so I’m glad to have it back now 😀😀
You're a very lucky man to find all o' these records at once.I'm an ol' geezer who's collected15,000 lp's over the years. I probably have a quarter to a third o' what you showed. Check out My Dark Hour from Steve Miller-Brave New World. Features Paul Ramone (McCartney) on drums, bass, guitar 'n vocals! Cartoone is a Scottish band 'n the first track-Knick Knack Man has Jimmy Page on guitar. Winds O' Change is one o' the best Eric Burden & The Animals albums. Happy listenin'!
Thank you so much. Yes this is the find of a life time indeed. Very lucky. The guy I bought it from was such a great dude too. We talked music for hours. Awesome experience all the way.
Fantastic finds Jonas, I can feel the excitement! I have quite a few of those records and they are great. Enjoy your listening.
I’m super glad that I got them. So many hours of listening ahead! 😁
Really great you have the climax Chicago - a lot of bottle. I got the first uk press from my Dad and it sounds fantastic
I’m looking forward to spin it!! Thanks for watching!!
@@SublimMedia was a great watch
Nice collection. I also document the collections I purchase on video. Your collection is a bit similar to One I bought some time ago. Great taste he had! You Can look forward to Winds Of Change by Burdon. It’s fantastic! Greatings from Copenhagen. 🤘✌️🌈
I listens to it the other day and man it’s good. Can’t believe I slept on it 😃
wow, great collection!
A lot of listening hours ;-)
Congratulations 😜
Don’t think I’ll buy a record until summer 😜
@@SublimMedia 🤣🤣
Nice to see the Martin Stone London LP which was produced by SIRE and it does not surprise me that it ends up in Sweden. I asked him about the Gibson Junior he is photographed with on the cover. He told me he bought it from Mick Green of the Pirates. Martin called Netti Netti crap!
So cool. Thanks so much for sharing the story.
Milda makter! Bra showcase av denne herres samling, och vilken känsla att få börja gå igenom och plocka åt sig...!
Helt makalöst. Så otroligt lika musiksmak också… coolt!
Fantastic, nice first and early pressings of some great and rare albums. McKenna Mendelson Mainline was a Toronto band that recorded their Stink album in the U.K. Good hard rock blues album but there is a better recording of the band done in Sept. 1968 in Toronto called McKenna Mendelson Blues originally on the Paragon label, killer, raw heavy psych rock blues. A record collecting buddy ran into Mike McKenna the guitar player many years ago and asked him why the Blues album sounded better than Stink and he replied ' we were on acid when we recorded the Blues album".
Hahahah. The best story I have heard in a long time. So cool! Thanks for sharing it!
Amazing record! Reissued in 2017 by Lion Productions
Congratulations! They went to the right person.
So nice of you to say. Thank you!!
Mckenna Mendleson Mainline - Stink.
Great fun bluesy rock stuff out of Toronto. One of the guys just died last week I noticed.
Not many of those around.
I have never heard about it so it’s going to be super fun to see what it’s about.
Thanks for the info!
Ohh inte alls avundsjuk. Väldigt många skivor från min want list. Grattis!
Jag är avundsjuk på mig själv. Önskelistan blev lite lättare.
Nice score!
Thank you!! 🤩
Amazing! Congrats!
Thanks! 😀
Ridiculous 👏🏼
Mostly all blues you have the blues and psychedelic rock. The blood sweat and tears that you have with it all on the cover child is father to the man is an awesome record it's basically Al kooper because it's the first album and he left after that
Being 70 years old I used to buy albums from around 1963, I have quite a few of those albums when they came out, I’ve seen most of the U.K./US albums you showed loads of times back around early 70’s in second hand record shops around London, they were so common back then and I ignored a lot of them at the time. Amazing and cool that you are keeping the flame 🔥. I’ve got a few Swedish singles from the 80’s, have you heard of the Stomach Mouths? they were one of the first Swedish garage revival bands from the 80’s, Something Weird album from 1986. Is Swedish 80’s garage rock popular?
I do my best 😀
No never heard of them but I’ll check em out. Thanks for the tip!!
Crazy! Great Score!
Yes I know right. I have been playing records like a crazy person all week and I only scratched the surface 🤩🤩
Amazing ! What record sleeves do you use ?
0.15mill and I buy them from a big store here in Sweden. Thanks for watching.
Incredible haul! Lucky chap. I guess what we’ll never know is how much $$$ it took for that man to part with those beauties. When you get 250 records at once are you negotiating a per record price or agree to some lump sum?
Thanx. A lump but based on a average per record. I guess it doesn’t matter if I told the price. I payed 7 euro per record.
I went back and picked again yesterday and got another 60 records for 5 each.
Wow!!! You had some Karmic points waiting for you brother. I reckon 7 of those records are worth the total sum you paid. I also bet the owner trusted you and felt like his collection was going to someone who will appreciate and love them as he did. Congratulations on the score of a lifetime and thank you for sharing the full experience with the world. 🙌
@@T11H38X yes he is a great guy and we have the exact same taste in music but there is a 30 year age gap. I think so too. He is pretty ok with the collection going to a collector that appreciates it. And most of it stays. Hard to sell any of them and the once I sold was mine that I swapped for his due to his being first pressings. 😀
@@SublimMedia I will now spend the next 5yrs trying to find some of those titles. I love Psych Rock but my collection is heavily skewed Brazilian. Time to dig!
@@T11H38X I still need to find Brazilian music in my life but the stuff I have listened to dident really stick. Some day….
Redbone is awesome!
It’s going to be awesome to dive in to them. Never heard!
Awesome collection! Familiar with the Simon Dupree record? If not, that’s the band with the brothers Shulman that would later form Gentle Giant.
Yes I read up on that. When I read it it hit me. So cool. Will be even cooler to listen to and see if it’s good 😀
@@SublimMedia Asylum Choir is a nice record as well! Leon Russel and Marc Benno. I really like Marc Benno - Minnows. A great sort of blue-eyed soul record with a great cast of guest artists.
Wow vilka plattor! Grattis 🙌 Freddan/Vinylgaraget
Tackar tackar.
OMG. Killer.. OMG. lol
My god, what a haul!!
Thanks Dereck. I’m so happy. Thought of you when o pulled that Genesis in first press! 😀
@@SublimMedia You got some amazing and obscure gems. Simon Dupree, Gentle Giant before they went prog.
@@dereckvon yes and I have actually never heard them. If nothing else it’s going to be super interesting.
Papa John Creach worked with Jefferson Airplane .the Cher album is definitely one of her very best recorded in Muscle Shoals in Alabama maybe its her 7th solo album
Ah ok. Thought it looked cool and Cher has a great voice. Glad I took a chance on it.
@@SublimMedia Hi J look out for the albums Cher did with Gregg Allman Great voices and organ playing by Gregg Hard to find!!
Awesome !!!
Wonderful find ……I would seriously consider getting rid of those heavy duty plastic protective sleeves as they can effect the vinyl and imprint an ugly haze upon the records….great find though
Hi. Yes all records gets cleaned in a rcm and gets new outer and inner sleeves.
Do you mean that the outer or inner of the old once are bad for the records? I know where the inner sleeves has damaged records but never heard of outer sleeves damaging records inside.
@@SublimMedia ….it’s the old style hard pvc outer plastic sleeves that can cause the damage , I noticed that at the beginning of your video quite a few of them had these hard plastic sleeves protecting the sleeve and vinyl.
For whatever reason the chemical fumes that they give off can migrate through the outer and inner sleeves and cause the vinyl to develop a haziness on the surface at you cannot remove
@@davidheafield1436 had no idea. Thought it was the inner only!
Well I’m cleaning and sleeping away like a maniac so in a week or two they will be free from the old once. Thank you so much for the info.
@@SublimMedia it’s quite an established known phenomenon now ,a quick google will throw up plenty of notices about this danger……..it won’t happen overnight but for the sake of a few new protective sleeves why take any chance at all.
I had a “bricks and mortar” secondhand record shop and saw quite a few examples of this and only once was I ever able to clean it off , the rest were imprinted for life and became a hard sell due to its ugliness …..in my case I don’t think I ever came across an infected slab of vinyl where it affected the sound of the record but it made them all look very ugly indeed..
I’m in the U.K. but my daughter Ives in Sweden …Gothenburg
@@SublimMedia Check this video on UA-cam by “Parlogram auctions” , search for the words “how PVC covers are destroying your vinyl records” ….he explains it more scientifically
July LP. UK Major Minor Tom Newman and Jade Warrior. I helped Tom sell his own copy. He now needs to upgrade, so feel free to sell it to me! Just seen the Decca Genesis, I bought the Mono for I think £1400 but sold it so I ended up buying Leaf Hound, so I sold Mono to buy Decca Stereo.
No way! When did he sell it? I don’t know when it got to the insane price that it has been the last 10-15 years that I have known about it.
Well. If I had a Genesis that I could trade for a Leaf Hound I would do it without blinking. Man that is one hell of a record!
@@SublimMedia He only sold it in December. He wanted the money so he could donate it for a very good cause. I think he got about £2800 ( I am not sure) the condition was about EX and he wrote a letter to accompany the sale. I bought his copy of the July '45 which also has a letter as it was nice to have a little story all the while helping a good cause. He does get a % royalty from Mike Oldfield's share of Tubular Bells but he would be a much richer man if that royalty was from the total royalty including Richard Bransons cut! My Genesis was a great deal as I sold that for about £2000 and added another £500 for my Leaf Hound which was in nice shape. I bought my Genesis on the same day I bought Blue by John Dummer, which is your only Vertigo. It was in top shape so I immediately placed that copy in an old record box with a sheet divider to protect the die-cut of the clouds as I have seen this LP suffer from damage which seems to come from that LP in plastic sleeve. I advise you do the same. I keep all top condition LPs with delicate features in old Readers Digest record boxes.
@@deepindercheema4917 thanks so much for the story’s and the tips. Very nice of you!!
INSANE!
I KNOW!!!! 🤯🤯
Trevligt 👍
Jesus Christ!! Black Gold 🥇
Lord have mercy!!
Captain beyond is it for sale?
No sorry
Thanks for showing all the awesome records a lot of stuff I'm not familiar with I'm going to check it out have a great day thanks to the video keeps me inspired just for fun check out PJ Harvey big day out it's a short concert that rocks
Papa John creach is best song is the janitor drives a Cadillac
Really enjoyed the video thanks. Lots of interesting looking stuff I've never heard of. Did you have to sell a kidney to fund the buy?
No I got it all for a insanley good deal. Sold 10 and I’m already on the + side 😀
@@SublimMedia awesome, meant to be!
how much $ for 215 albums jus curious?
you striked gold there my man! so envious...but one thing please, you need to tell us what you paid for them, surely its not a secret (unless you want to keep it from your wife :) )
seriously! are you kidding???
An insane….
Best comment ever. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Greetings to all! I suggest another option for making external envelopes for vinyl: make it with your own hands ;) ua-cam.com/video/_8kGanhugR0/v-deo.html
That is a great diy way. Thanks for sharing.
Great records.vanilla fudge the beat goes on is bad record.
Never heard it. It’s going to be fun exploring every single one of them.
change all the crappy paper sleeves asap beautiful albums
Did right away 😀
Julafton kom tidigt i år 😂
Snacka om! Kommer vara afton i flera månader framåt känns det som 😀
Amazing find! July is a big want, love P.P. Arnold too, looking for her second on immediate! A few in there that I’ve found recently too! Check out my videos if you’re interested, I posted a 10 records nobody in the VC has but you may just have some of them! Much love from the UK!
I’ll head over there and check it out. Thanks.
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I don't remember hearing Fläsket brinner but because name sounded interesting and it has cool cover I went to ckech it from Discogs. AND one song name "Tysta Finskan"! :D
Well that was quite a haul. There is much to listen for.
mr. Finglish (Bäd English Recs)
Thanks for watching. Yes I have some weeks of listening in front of me. 😀