Thanks for the shout out, Chris. I'd only heard of that 78rpm 999 single. Lucky you! I had their first album and sold it- along with a load of others- when I needed cash in the 80s. Bad memories. 😢I believe I'm your 821st subscriber.
Very nice presentation my friend. Loved the John Foxx selection. A piece of useless trivia, in April 2011 there was an event put on by Wall of Sound at London’s Troxy. John Foxx played a set and so did Gary Numan. Great show, a great act of young lads was The Mirrors.
Hi Chris .. thanks for doing this .. I have that foxx album .. numan had the hits but I like that foxx album you’re the first to show those ramones albums Chris . Fanfare for the common man classic! I bought Slow down when it came out .. great singles from 77 I’ve always loved Spanish stroll .i have that crusaders album 👍. For the first time Chris I have that riff raff record 😀.. I’ll give it a spin as initially I thought it wasn’t that good . I like that now spinning channel . That is definitely a 90s classic .. really enjoyable tag response Chris have a great 2024 👍.
Hi Chris, I really enjoyed this. I especially looked forward to the the 7 x 7" singles and of course it didn't disappoint. Have a great new year. Cheers - Richard.
Excellent as ever. Hope to get mine out over the weekend. Will be at least one duplicate to yours I think. Thanks for the shout out. I think you are first to actually name my Crushed Custard channel in a video. Came as a bit of a surprise, but a pleasant one. So thanks for that. Cheers.
hell yeah the 70s ruled. I was a teenager in the late 70s. Most of my albums are from that decade. Tommy Bolin - yes! I have a few of his CDs, no vinyl at this time. We have very similar taste. Thin Lizzy, Sex Pistols, Ramones, Rainbow, Tommy Bolin. Zeppelin at your dinner party!!! Hell yes. I'm late to the vinyl community and I just completed my vinyl tag 2024 last week.
Great choices, Chris! Love to hear about albums I’ve not heard of and you’ve mentioned a few. Will be checking out the Fenton Robinson. Two great Ramones albums.. I’ve got Leave Home on vinyl, but only have Rocket to Russia on CD. Cheers, Jack
Hi Chris, great response to the tag. I see the love for Tommy Bolin and Deep Purple-a great set of singles especially the 999 one. Look after yourself - Steve
I enjoyed your response. Great call with Ramones. The mini Tommy Bolin tribute was outstanding. That Billy Cobham record is excellent. I need to seek out the other one you showed (Alphonse). I got Screamadelica in 2023; I hadn't heard it before. Really like it. I hope your 2024 is off to a great start Chris!
Cheers my friend. Hope all is well in your world. That Mouzon Lp is excellent. I prefer it to Spectrum. Love Bolin. He could play it all. Cheers, Chris
Happy new year Chris, and happy birthday too I'm guessing! Interesting to see The Nosebleeds. Vinin Reilly ended up playing on Morrissey's first solo album - I love his playing on Suedehead.
Hi Chris, nice John Foxx find, which is on my mental wishlist. Crusaders a great choice for a funky artist. I like a lot of the Now Spinning videos too. Both great 90s albums and Sex Pistols a good call too. Interesting tag Chris, cheers Dale
Hey Chris! So excited to hear Tommy Bolin as your most played, and that is hard to do, as he only lived to be 26. He is one of my top 5 guitarists, and I was lucky enough to see him in Sept 76, just 3 months before he died. You don't have 'Private Eyes?' The 70's and England are the answers. Love Mink, don't see him much in the VC. Would love to be the 6th member of Purple! BOC, saw them on that tour! Cheers!
@@TheVinylOrchard - just watching some of your other videos now - I think we have a similar musical experience- my first gig was as an 11 yr old in 1982 - the mighty Whitesnake with cozy Powell drum solos etc - at the Birmingham odeon - good to see the. Quo get a mention !
Montrose supporting Quo: Wow! I have Riff Raff Vinyl Futures on vinyl as well as that 999 single (45rpm unfortunately.) Didn't know Bolin played on that Alphonse Mouzon LP: another to add to the want list. Incidentally, I loved your NWOBHM videos. They were my introduction to your channel and made me a regular viewer (although I just realised I'm not subscribed - oversight now remedied.) You're right when you say that videos we make that are our personal favourites aren't necessarily popular with viewers. I made one on music from behind the Iron Curtain, which was pretty much ignored despite being a labour of love. Still, I had fun researching and making it. Looking forward to more videos from you in 2024. ☮️
I didn’t realise for several years that I had seen Montrose either! They were just a loud band to me when I was 11. I did wonder if someone would have riff Raff but I know no one will have that 999 single. It’s super rare. Mouzon Lp is better than Soectrum for me. Thanks for the feedback on NWOBHM. I enjoyed putting those together. Cheers my friend, Chris
Hi Chris. Interesting response to the tag. The Clive Stevens album is something I need to check out. Mahavishnu folks and John Abercrombie are certainly peaking my interest. Great selection on Deep Purple! I saw them in Minneapolis in 2000 I believe it was, but not the same surely. Cheers, Richard
I’m a big deep purple fan and have loads of their stuff. Clive Stevens is good. Maybe not as good as the line up may suggest but glad I have it. Cheers, Chris
The Ramones debut came out in 76. Leave Home and Rocket To Russia both came out in 77. 7 singles from 77 is a good tak on the question. I agree, I Feel Love is a great song.
Yes to Ramones dates. I bought leave home and RTR in late 77 early 78. Got the debut about a year later. Great band. At least until 78 that is. After that I felt they were, like many punk bands, done. Cheers my friend, chris
Nice entry Chris - until the mention(s) of a certain band (now you know why I chose 66-75 as my favourite decade so I could miss their time 😁). I keep looking out for early NWOBHM albums but with no luck as yet (or at least not at an affordable price). I remember buying The Last Concert in Japan via mail order when it cam out - not something I hardly ever did then) - and Wild Dogs was easily the best thing on it. Still have it, though not spun it for years. Led Zeppelin as the entertainment at your party - love it! I might gatecrash. The only time I saw Whitesnake was also on the Ready & Willing tour - they were excellent - much preferred the early Bernie Marsden era of the band to the later stuff. I really enjoyed your NWOBHM videos - very instructive. Recently discovered Now Spinning Magazine - great site for info on box sets. Have you tried Andy Edwards site? He used to be the drummer for IQ for a short period, and is not only a big fan of prog but also does a lot about jazz fusion - he recently did a video on the 100 greatest jazz fusion albums. Great finish with Secret Treaties and Quo - both superb albums. All the best for 2024... Pete
Great selections Chris - loved the ELP /Athletics story . I have the Clive Stevens LP but was a little disappointed as Billy Cobham is pretty restrained :-)) Made in Japan is such an exciting album - every instrument so well recorded . I 'm still searching for a copy in the wild of Mind Transplant - Mouzon and Bolin together as you say , incendiary ! Best G
I did wonder with that cast of the Clive Stevens would only be owned by me. It’s interesting whilst slightly disappointing given the make up of musicians. MIJ is the greatest live Lp for so many reasons. Mind transplant is better than Spectrum IMO Cheers Graham, Chris
Hi Chris, just discovered your channel via Rob Walker. all subbed up and glad to see a collection of albums in a video that i only have one of (sex pistols) - Lloyd
Hi Chris, great video as always. Spookily, I was spinning Bolin's Private Eyes album only last week! I really enjoyed your series on NWOBHM and the terrific records that you showed throughout. The Praying Mantis album is high on my wants list. Many thanks for the shout-out in your vid, it's much appreciated.
brilliant records and really excellent delivery
Wow thanks Mark. So kind. Best, Chris
Great selection of records and stories. Something new and familiar. Will check out some of the stuff I'm not so familiar with... Thanks for sharing
Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and comment
Cheers, Chris
Thanks for the shout out, Chris. I'd only heard of that 78rpm 999 single. Lucky you! I had their first album and sold it- along with a load of others- when I needed cash in the 80s. Bad memories. 😢I believe I'm your 821st subscriber.
Thanks for subbing my friend! Kept hood of most of my vinyl. Especially the 45s
Very nice presentation my friend. Loved the John Foxx selection. A piece of useless trivia, in April 2011 there was an event put on by Wall of Sound at London’s Troxy. John Foxx played a set and so did Gary Numan. Great show, a great act of young lads was The Mirrors.
Really enjoying the sparseness of that John Foxx Lp
Thanks for turning us on to the Nosebleeds single. Added to wantlist!
Great song!
Hi Chris .. thanks for doing this .. I have that foxx album .. numan had the hits but I like that foxx album you’re the first to show those ramones albums Chris . Fanfare for the common man classic! I bought Slow down when it came out .. great singles from 77 I’ve always loved Spanish stroll .i have that crusaders album 👍. For the first time Chris I have that riff raff record 😀.. I’ll give it a spin as initially I thought it wasn’t that good . I like that now spinning channel . That is definitely a 90s classic .. really enjoyable tag response Chris have a great 2024 👍.
I did wonder if Riff Raff was more common than I thought. Surprised about the Ramones tbh. Hope all is well Rob and thanks as ever for watching
Great stuff Chris. I enjoy your laid back style! Moxy has some very nice hard and heavy moments. Nice to see that one. Cheers! 🎉
Cheers fella. Thanks for watching, Chris
Loved it. A handful of records I didn’t know or only knew by name. Looking forward to checking some of them out. Greetings from Tokyo!
I love finding new music via the VC. Cheers, Chris
Hi Chris, I really enjoyed this. I especially looked forward to the the 7 x 7" singles and of course it didn't disappoint. Have a great new year. Cheers - Richard.
Thanks for watching my friend. Love a 45
Excellent as ever. Hope to get mine out over the weekend. Will be at least one duplicate to yours I think. Thanks for the shout out. I think you are first to actually name my Crushed Custard channel in a video. Came as a bit of a surprise, but a pleasant one. So thanks for that. Cheers.
Enjoying your stuff Martin. Hope all is well fella. Cheers Chris
hell yeah the 70s ruled. I was a teenager in the late 70s. Most of my albums are from that decade. Tommy Bolin - yes! I have a few of his CDs, no vinyl at this time. We have very similar taste. Thin Lizzy, Sex Pistols, Ramones, Rainbow, Tommy Bolin. Zeppelin at your dinner party!!! Hell yes. I'm late to the vinyl community and I just completed my vinyl tag 2024 last week.
Will check out your tag. Cheers
Great choices, Chris! Love to hear about albums I’ve not heard of and you’ve mentioned a few. Will be checking out the Fenton Robinson. Two great Ramones albums.. I’ve got Leave Home on vinyl, but only have Rocket to Russia on CD. Cheers, Jack
If you like the blues, the Fenton Robinson one is very good. Thank you for watching and commenting, Chris
Hi Chris, great response to the tag. I see the love for Tommy Bolin and Deep Purple-a great set of singles especially the 999 one. Look after yourself - Steve
Cheers Steve. Hope all is well my friend. Chris
I enjoyed your response. Great call with Ramones. The mini Tommy Bolin tribute was outstanding. That Billy Cobham record is excellent. I need to seek out the other one you showed (Alphonse). I got Screamadelica in 2023; I hadn't heard it before. Really like it. I hope your 2024 is off to a great start Chris!
Cheers my friend. Hope all is well in your world. That Mouzon Lp is excellent. I prefer it to Spectrum. Love Bolin. He could play it all. Cheers, Chris
Happy new year Chris, and happy birthday too I'm guessing! Interesting to see The Nosebleeds. Vinin Reilly ended up playing on Morrissey's first solo album - I love his playing on Suedehead.
Didn’t realise he played with him. Very short lived band.
Hi Chris, nice John Foxx find, which is on my mental wishlist. Crusaders a great choice for a funky artist. I like a lot of the Now Spinning videos too. Both great 90s albums and Sex Pistols a good call too. Interesting tag Chris, cheers Dale
John Foxx is Ok. Bit sparse but different. Love the groove of the crusaders. Cheers Dale, chris
Hey Chris! So excited to hear Tommy Bolin as your most played, and that is hard to do, as he only lived to be 26. He is one of my top 5 guitarists, and I was lucky enough to see him in Sept 76, just 3 months before he died. You don't have 'Private Eyes?' The 70's and England are the answers. Love Mink, don't see him much in the VC. Would love to be the 6th member of Purple! BOC, saw them on that tour! Cheers!
Love private eyes. Got everything Bolin played on. Saw BOC on 78 tour. Awesome
Agree with the comments around Phil Aston and Now Spinning- nice video 🎉🎉
Absolutely love his channel
@@TheVinylOrchard - just watching some of your other videos now - I think we have a similar musical experience- my first gig was as an 11 yr old in 1982 - the mighty Whitesnake with cozy Powell drum solos etc - at the Birmingham odeon - good to see the. Quo get a mention !
@gavaxemanspins I saw whitesnake in 82 too. I was 19:though!
Montrose supporting Quo: Wow!
I have Riff Raff Vinyl Futures on vinyl as well as that 999 single (45rpm unfortunately.)
Didn't know Bolin played on that Alphonse Mouzon LP: another to add to the want list.
Incidentally, I loved your NWOBHM videos. They were my introduction to your channel and made me a regular viewer (although I just realised I'm not subscribed - oversight now remedied.) You're right when you say that videos we make that are our personal favourites aren't necessarily popular with viewers. I made one on music from behind the Iron Curtain, which was pretty much ignored despite being a labour of love. Still, I had fun researching and making it. Looking forward to more videos from you in 2024. ☮️
I didn’t realise for several years that I had seen Montrose either! They were just a loud band to me when I was 11. I did wonder if someone would have riff Raff but I know no one will have that 999 single. It’s super rare. Mouzon Lp is better than Soectrum for me. Thanks for the feedback on NWOBHM. I enjoyed putting those together. Cheers my friend, Chris
Hi Chris. Interesting response to the tag. The Clive Stevens album is something I need to check out. Mahavishnu folks and John Abercrombie are certainly peaking my interest. Great selection on Deep Purple! I saw them in Minneapolis in 2000 I believe it was, but not the same surely. Cheers, Richard
I’m a big deep purple fan and have loads of their stuff. Clive Stevens is good. Maybe not as good as the line up may suggest but glad I have it. Cheers, Chris
The Ramones debut came out in 76. Leave Home and Rocket To Russia both came out in 77. 7 singles from 77 is a good tak on the question. I agree, I Feel Love is a great song.
Yes to Ramones dates. I bought leave home and RTR in late 77 early 78. Got the debut about a year later. Great band. At least until 78 that is. After that I felt they were, like many punk bands, done. Cheers my friend, chris
Nice entry Chris - until the mention(s) of a certain band (now you know why I chose 66-75 as my favourite decade so I could miss their time 😁).
I keep looking out for early NWOBHM albums but with no luck as yet (or at least not at an affordable price). I remember buying The Last Concert in Japan via mail order when it cam out - not something I hardly ever did then) - and Wild Dogs was easily the best thing on it. Still have it, though not spun it for years.
Led Zeppelin as the entertainment at your party - love it! I might gatecrash.
The only time I saw Whitesnake was also on the Ready & Willing tour - they were excellent - much preferred the early Bernie Marsden era of the band to the later stuff.
I really enjoyed your NWOBHM videos - very instructive. Recently discovered Now Spinning Magazine - great site for info on box sets. Have you tried Andy Edwards site? He used to be the drummer for IQ for a short period, and is not only a big fan of prog but also does a lot about jazz fusion - he recently did a video on the 100 greatest jazz fusion albums.
Great finish with Secret Treaties and Quo - both superb albums.
All the best for 2024... Pete
Haha. No you’re not a fan!
Early whitesnake much better. Love a bit of NWOBHM
Cheers Pete
Great selections Chris - loved the ELP /Athletics story . I have the Clive Stevens LP but was a little disappointed as Billy Cobham is pretty restrained :-)) Made in Japan is such an exciting album - every instrument so well recorded . I 'm still searching for a copy in the wild of Mind Transplant - Mouzon and Bolin together as you say , incendiary ! Best G
I did wonder with that cast of the Clive Stevens would only be owned by me. It’s interesting whilst slightly disappointing given the make up of musicians. MIJ is the greatest live Lp for so many reasons. Mind transplant is better than Spectrum IMO
Cheers Graham, Chris
Mink DeVille Spanish Stroll. I bought that one and always loved it
Good to hear from you Jon. Hope all is well. I adore that song. Chris
Hi Chris, just discovered your channel via Rob Walker.
all subbed up and glad to see a collection of albums in a video that i only have one of (sex pistols) - Lloyd
Subbed back. Cheers Lloyd. Happy new year!
@@TheVinylOrchard Happy New Year to you also.
Hi Chris, great video as always. Spookily, I was spinning Bolin's Private Eyes album only last week! I really enjoyed your series on NWOBHM and the terrific records that you showed throughout. The Praying Mantis album is high on my wants list. Many thanks for the shout-out in your vid, it's much appreciated.
Like pRivate Eyes but Teaser edges it for me. Thanks Richard, Chris
Happy new year , brilliant video ….
Oh wow, cheers Steve!! Happy new year to you
@@TheVinylOrchard your knowledge makes me go straight to UA-cam or Spotify to play some of the artists you mention, impeccable taste!!
Cheers my friend!
@@TheVinylOrchard playing Special Treaties for the first time !! How have I never heard this! Brilliant
@EastLondonMillwall love that album. Astronomy is fantastic