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Betty’s estranged husband.

The idea behind this show was to introduce everyone to bands they: a.) likely wouldn't have heard of before, and b.) to point out that they are indeed from Australia. Will is a fantastic guest and super knowledgeable about ALL music, not just bands from Australia. We will have him on again for another show. Thank you for the comment.

@vinylventures5943 👍. Not sure how you would get in contact with him, but Glenn A Baker is a encyclopedia of Australian music, and a big vinyl guy. Highly recommend looking up a doco called How AC/DC Electrified Global Music. I myself had no idea how the Young family influenced Australian rock and pop music from the 60s till now.

Thank you so much for finding us and for sharing that! We love when new venturers join the gang! We do full shows every three weeks, and a lot of other stuff in-between, but we’ll keep plugging away at it. Don’t hesitate to keep commenting, sharing and liking stuff we release. Advocates like you are the best reason to do this! Happy Spinning!

Shhhh….don’t tell anyone he’s a Narc!

Fantastic album indeed!

We can send you links to an anger management seminar that can help you through the darkness.

We haven’t taken any comments down. We’ve long been fans of Jack and his efforts to revitalize the vinyl community. He’s a hero to us for sure! Thanks for reaching out!

Lol!

Beato is fantastic! Thanks for listening Randy!

Happy New Year Randy!

@@vinylventures5943 I’m an vinyl guy, so nice to hear about LPs I may not have.

Thanks for watching and commenting!

Yeah man...tough choices had to be made.

Absolutely! He actually counts as a frontman in 7 decades.

@@mattmcdowell5225 Perry being a lead singer bitch. He thought his vocals were being drowned out by the lead guitar. Likely drunk and always a control freak. Too bad I love Jane’s shows.

Cleaners are musts, but for collectors, they get very picky.

Indeed he was!

Cats have told us they love Janice.

We mentioned on the show Gang of Four were kinda on the edge. Considered the Damned and Stranglers. In the same vein the Clash first LP likely makes more sense. It’s an opinion, we could be wrong.

Absolutely love the Damned! It’s tough when you can only pick 5…but that’s why we do it! Thanks for sharing and watching!

The real tough part in doing ranking shows is getting out of the way of yourself. I likely would have put Television- Marquee Moon in place of Gang of Four if I could have found my copy. The Damned would be on a top 10 list, but personally I feel like a few other bands slide in front of them. Wire - Pink Flag is another that needs to be on the list.

Thank You! Be sure to check out our Episode #57- (it’s our Australian Episode). And yes, we need to do more. Happy Spinning! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/vinyl-ventures/id1495409282?i=1000630805290

Woodstock is a legend, Janice helped make that legend memorable. All of the musicians we talk about we don’t know, but if we talk about them we have vinyl from the artist.

Yes!

I didn’t see Monsters of Rock. Other than that show, I was at all of them too!

A tremendously talented spoiled brat, though.

It's an awesome set!

Troll away, we are just two idiots who love vinyl and music and full of opinions. We encourage you to create a show and stay with it.

That is a great summation of the Ramones. Yes, they evolved, pretty much the same sound but a new direction. I need to go back and listen to the End of the Century, the Phil Spector album and really listen to the different sound.

I wanted to see how the rest of the world viewed this theory. This is from Paste Magazine, a pretty good source. Yep, it has a number the 80s songs in the top 25.

Is HE the one?

Good, I was already sick of Marxism in punk back in the 70s, never liked the clash.

@@EugeneLorey *I really like your attitude. Decidedly so*

Agreed!

Probably their worst album....Actually,no...Cut The Crap was even worse lololol

Can you argue with that logic?

YE

Agreed. This list is Punk Bands. We showed albums by those bands to talk about the bands. But there are no bad Clash albums.

@@vinylventures5943 Cut the crap! And it is bad, mainly because all the other albums are so good.

@@WoodyWoahzay bad is one man’s opinion. Personally, my favorite Clash album is Sandinista. For the list we take into account several factors. Everything from music to popularity (yes that matters, in a bands catalog) to influence. For the Clash, as mentioned on the show, the first album may belong better in the list, but London Calling changed how the world viewed punk.

@@vinylventures5943 yes, London Calling is my favourite of theirs and one of my favourites of all time. I was referring to thier album "Cut the crap!" as being bad, by thier very high standards, just in case that wasn't clear.

@@WoodyWoahzay yes, we should have picked up on that reference. It is so bad, we don’t own a copy. After Combat Rock, there was no more Clash. It is a little like the Doors cobbling together albums after Morrison’s death. This is England is maybe the only song that worked. The synthesizers just don’t work.

We've often discussed the Clash and post-Clash bands on the podcast. The Clash is definitely a seminal band, and still somehow seems under-appreciated. These guys and their musical lives after the Clash absolutely influenced so many artists of today. Music is a time machine...we just get in and go on a trip. Thanks for the comment! We'll check your band out! Happy Spinning!

Agree with you on Jones, love Big Audio Dynamite (hard to find their stuff too).

@@vinylventures5943 oh if you discussed Post-Clash stuff.... I'll definitely check past episodes!! Rock on guys!

BAD was so good.

@@morgellon7877 underrated for sure!

That's my guy, thanks Matt.

*You earn no special points for owning vinyl*

Indeed