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Vinyl collector for Over 30 years (since 1989) I have about 10,000 45rpm 7" records and several thousand LP/Single 12" records. All genres, all types. Check back often as I showcase my collection!
My complete 7" 45rpm collection (and some of my 12 inchers) are documented in my online database. Anyone can view my collection at: cloud.collectorz.com/vinylguru/music/
Email me: [email protected].
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Enunciation is everything.
JY must of been behind the guy who keeps asking about Rock and Roll vs TOP 40 and Mr. Roboto,
Aerosmith/Debut Robin Trower/Twice Removed from Yesterday(1973) The Clash/Self-titled
Oh yeah, I have about 40 debut albums in my collection but for this video I just wanted to narrow it down to 10. Good choices!
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If theres nothing printed or worth keeping on the pvc THROW IT AWAY! That gas goes everywhere around your collection.
This is great! Loved the all 45 approach. Thanks for participating and for the kind words. I've added your video to my Sleep Disorders playlist.
Thanx!
Fantastic!
Thanx!
Great time for Journey! ❤❤
If the Electric Mud is in good shape it is worth the $10.
Unfortunately, the record was trashed, really bad. After cleaning had a lot of pops and a couple of skips.
VERY COOL!! Thanks for this 👏🏻 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 #getphilvotedin
You're very welcome. Glad you enjoyed it.
Hi, I'm a Fellow Hoarder. Awesome Video!!!
Thank you do much! How long have you been collecting? (hoarding)..
@@ThatVinylChannel Lol. Just ribbing You a little. 53 years. You have an Awesome Music Room.
@@robbiedetroitstigermanviny8883 Thanx again....I've been collecting since 1990...
You got a bargain😅
Thanx! Just always keep your eyes open, never know what's around the corner.
Good haul, some great albums. That Ummagumma looks like a British copy at first glance. You certainly touched lucky. Still stuff out there.
Appears to be a US pressing of Ummagumma, but good eye. I am just happy to finally have some early Pink Floyd in my collection.
Great to find anything by Pink Floyd, outside a regular record shop, for that price. Enjoy your videos.
@@stealf1005 Thanks! Yeah, I just finished playing that Pink Floyd, ending up being in EX condition. But, a few of the other ones had a lot of pops and stuff, and ended up not keeping about 1/3 of them. But, it's still fun just to dig through them and play them!
nice score i wish i had that kinda luck!
I know what you mean. This doesn't happen often but when it does it's nice.
$10 well spent !
I agree!
My local antique mall has a huge record store inside, but will say, yours looks a bit bigger...maybe 25% bigger. And of course there are a bunch of little vinyl section scattered throughout the other areas of the mall.
Yeah, there were a few other areas in this store where there might be a box of records here and there.
How old this song?
From 1980.
@@ThatVinylChannel thanks
@@user-hy5vp1uq3q Of course, I am always up to answering any other questions you have!
@@ThatVinylChannel well done
I’m a big foreigner fan as well! Great stuff I might have to share a cassette tape on mine. Keep the videos coming, my friend 🤘✌️🎸🔊
Will do and thanx!
How does it compare to Art DJ Pre II?
I don't believe Elvis ever ate at a Waffle House.
Eh eh eh?.. wow..
Dude, you are using the word “uh” every other second… Not trying to be a hater just pull your Reading/review together and edit it out or learn to speak without pausing with the word uh! Makes it almost unlistenable I had to turn and go to a different review.
The most memorable TV show from my childhood. Sure loved that action figure as well.
An iconic theme. Originally a more traditional theme was used on the Pilot Feature. It was a soulful proto disco track with a soulful vocal by Dusty Springfield. It is available on YT.
Awesome, thanx!
This is a cover version
Be nice to see a series reboot
I agree.
"60 Million Dollar Man" *adjusted for inflation
Drum break @ 1:39
Yeah, really great part of the composition.
Congrats on 7 years of KZread, keep it up! I won’t be participating in this as I wasn’t collecting vinyl or CD 7 years ago, it’s only been the last few years for me.
No problem. Thanx for the message and I hope this finds you well!
Nice riffs and great arrangement . Was this recorded in L.A along with the Wrecking Crew studios ?
Unfortunately that information is not available on the label of the 45 so I do not know. Perhaps it is on the album it came from but I don't own the album.
I have this on an LP compilation of TV Themes and have always thought that drum break could have been as popular as Michael Viner's "Apache" if only someone would have sampled it and slowed it down.
This video came to my algo at the perfect time. I ordered the new Dua Lipa picture disk and this is how I sent mine. Did not think about the cardboard! Thank you!
You're quite welcome.
My birthday album, nice! You've got a great "Destroyer" collection, thank you fir sharing it with us!
You're welcome! Glad you liked it.
When you have the Beach Boys and the Mamas and the Papas in your DNA, you're going to know how to harmonize.
Thanks so much for playing along
You're quite welcome!
I have 3, all different versions, of Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass' "Whipped Cream and Other Delights" album on vinyl.
Bozz, back home after dinner with friends tonight, and catching your thread. Awesome! Right out of the gate....Julie Brown! Earth Girls Are Easy!. A great showcase, and in every response there has been an artist or two I am not familiar with. Toronto, Catholic Girls and Cherry Bombs are all new to me. I saw Pat Benatar live many times when she came through New Haven, CT back in the 80's and 90's - never disappointed and a great rock n roll performer. Appreciate you taking the time to make the video and mentioning my channel. Have subbed, and looking forward to checking out your video library as well. Thanks again! 😎🎸🎤
Thanx so much. Glad you like the vid!
Nice spotlight! 😊
Thanx! Glad you enjoyed it!
Hello, is there a way that you’d be able to put the Don Henley concert series on digital format?
Sorry, no.
Very interesting statistics on cassette sales. I really had no idea. I used to borrow records from friends and record them but I was never a buyer of pre-recorded cassettes. Cool you still have that tape a friend made for you. I know all the records you showed with the exception of James Young. Will have to try a stream of that one. Thanks for jumping on the thread! ✌
Thanks for watching!
I was the class of 1983 as well. I had and still have a couple of those albums from back in the day.
Awesome. I still have a few vinyl albums that I owned back then. Which albums do you still have?
Long before everyone started doing a very bad imitation of Kevin Pollock's very good imitation of William Shatner as Captain Kirk.
Kool beans dude!
Classic!! Coreman and Wynorski gold. Great score by Chuck Cirino as well
Vinyl community? F*ck the vinyl community.
If you create a response video to this challenge, GREAT! Let me know in the comments so I can check it out. All videos will be added to a playlist! Thanx again!
Interesting choices. For me Bat 1, Dead Ringer, Bat 2. The rest are crap.
Are you sure this was only done in the US? I have a bunch of 45s from France with the same issues, especially the inked painted label. Also they feel a lot different even cheap compared than other discs.
Yes, I am sure. However, I believe what you are referencing is called injection molded vinyl. What happened was the machines that make styrene records (injection molded presses) were sent to Europe for use. But, vinyl was adapted to be used in these machines. The formula was a bit different than the standard vinyl, but it was still vinyl. I have even heard the term "plasticrap" used for these vinyl records made in injection molded presses. Also, as far as I understand, paper labels were never glued onto any of those records, rather the labels were put on using silk screening (printed/painted on labels through a stencil). I have a few hundred of these records in my collection, mostly from the UK but also Australia and other European countries.
Thanks, Bozz! I appreciate you jumping on this. I’ve heard those Steve Hackett albums are pretty good. So cool that you got it signed. I dig Roger’s post Floyd albums too. Styx is still putting out great albums minus Dennis DeYoung.
Of course. I'm working on a thread video myself that should go up in a day or two but this week I'll be in the VC for 7 years. So, I'll be putting up a thread as a celebration.
The Mighty Van Halen! The greatest American rock band of all time and we will never see a band this talented ever again. We were blessed to have this amazing band in our lives and I love every single song they put. To me they’re all masterpieces and I miss them. I miss the anticipation of the next album.❤❤❤❤
Hi Bozz, loved seeing that Cold Chisel album, do you own any of Jimmy Barnes' solo albums at all?? Bob McGrath, thats one out of left field for sure! thanks for sharing your career also, oh and pizza... Kazoo, thats funny, youre in the draw mate, good luck from the land down under! - Lloyd
Glad you liked it. Didn't know Jimmy Barnes had solo albums. I'll have to look that up.
@@ThatVinylChannel his debut "working class man" is probably the best and Ian Moss' first one is also very good.
@@LloydBoonworldofmusic2 Cool, I'll be sure to check it out!
I did see Chris's video this morning and I'm doing that challenge tomorrow afternoon
I'll be sure to check it out!
@@ThatVinylChannel awesome