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This was kind of covered, but I think organization is important. I do kind of like the thrill of going through unsorted boxes not knowing what you're going to find, but it is nice having an efficient way to find what you're looking for if you're looking for something specific. What would be nice is if they had a digital catalog of all their records that you can search. When the store gets a record in, they can add it to the database and store it away in the back if needed.

How about a service where you bring in your records and they clean them for you 😊 - good topic btw - thanks for sharing!

Fun episode! One to add to the list is adding Goldmine grading on used records-and actually follow the grade. It would save buyers so much time and build trust with them.

Also the Jeff Healy Band especially for someone who likes Stevie Ray Vaughan he was a fan of Jeff’s and they did a great version of Little Sister together

Yeah Blue Rodeo is a great band and a great bunch of guys who are great musicians. My brother came home with 2112 and I loved it and my brother told me to leave it alone and I didn’t listen and I got a beating for that haha. I had to shovel a lot of driveways to make money to buy another album 2112 because I played it a thousand times and I wore out the album cover haha. Ive seen Rush in concert many times, first time at Maple Leaf Gardens. Joni Mitchell, Neil Young, Big Wreck, Big Sugar, Triumph, The Band, April Wine, Rush, Gordon Lightfoot, The Guess Who, Sarah McLauchlan, Shania Twain, Bare Naked Ladies, BTOed the singer you were talking about is the bass player Fred Turner. Tragically Hip are a great band, I think it’s a band that you need to listen to to get a better understanding of their music. Max Webster, kim Mitchell, Saga, Streetheart, Chilliwack, Doug and the Slugs, Goddo, There’s a whole lot more great Canadian bands but that’s some off the top of me head.

Here are my Favorite s: Neil Diamond Greatest Hits - whole album! Van Morrison -Brown Eyed Girl Zac Brown- Toes, Knee Deep, Chicken Fried The Outfield- Your Love Eagles- Hotel California Four Non Blondes- What's Up B52's- Love Shack Cher- Heart of Stone, Jesse James James Taylor- Fire and Rain Jimmy Buffet- son of a Sailor, Pirate Looks at Forty, Come Monday, Margaritaville

Joe Lynn turner was not in bto, the turner was c.f. turner, bass player/singer.

Book of Love’s self titled debut album “Book of Love” (1985) is greatness!! First to last songs are all hits! Now this was dance/ club music back in the day, but was melodic, fun, and had different stylized songs yet in the same overall genre…GREAT party album!👏👍👍❤

Pretenders "Pretenders"

Lots of fun! Going to put all these in a playlist and put them to the test for my next road trip!

Have so much stuff at home, but Molly Hatchet I don´t know yet, really like it so far and will check their songs out. Easy living from Uriah Heep (mega song) Metal bands like Priest, Maiden, Accept, Metallica never get old to me, always can listen to their older till end 80s stuff (different with Guns n Roses, need more time between when listening to their great songs) Hairmetal/Rock like from Ratt, Skid Row, Dokken, Fastway,QuietRiot, BonJovi, Cinderella always works for me, these mid 80s to beginning of the 90s. Can run these mp3 cds in my car endlessly. Journey also working really well

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah ahhh !!!

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Slow Ride - Foghat

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Rush - Red Barchetta 😊

Hey Guys enjoyed your "Road Trip Jams" Here's a Song I like to hear when Driving by : Amos Lee "Windows are Rolled Down" 🚗 🎶 🎵 🚗

Fun video!! Here is my addition to the driving playlist: Back in the Saddle- Aerosmith!

I was waiting for Red Rider. Im sure most people who know Rush know they're Canadian

Excellent video. My picks for Debut albums with one amazing song after another would be in no order: 1. U2 - Boy 1980 2. Emperor - In The Nightside Ecplise 1994 3. Iron Maiden - Iron Maiden 1980 4. Fields of The Nephilim - Dawnrazor 1987 5. Pearl Jam - Ten 1991 6. Metallica - Kill 'Em All 1983 7. Dimmu Borgir - For All Tid 1994 8. Manic Street Preachers - Generation Terrorists 1992 9. Type O Negative - Slow Deep And Hard 1991 10. Billy Idol - Billy Idol 1982 11. Sisters of Mercy - First And Last And Always 1985 12. Satyricon - Dark Medieval Times - 1993 13. AC/DC - High Voltage 1975 14. Old Man's Child - Born of The Flickering1996 15. Mercyful Fate - Melissa 1983 16. To/Die/For - All Eternity 1999 17. Moonspell - Wolfheart 1995 18. Cradle of Filth - Principle of Evil 1994 19. Rage Against The Machine - Rage Against The Machine 1992

Rush Exit stage left is the best sounding live album i have. Have the foghat but YYZ sounds amazing on ESL .

A few not mentioned Paul McCartney and Wings -Wings Over America Kinks- One for the Road Ted Nugent - Double Live Gonzo Cal Jam 2 - various artists Pink Floyd - Pulse The Who - Live at Leeds The Rolling Stones - Get Your Ya Ya s Rainbow - On Stage

Maybe SANTANA, or Elton John.

Cheap Tricks first album not a bad song. Also Blue Murders debut!!

The Who Live at Leeds !

Any list of perfect albums has to include Montrose's debut.

How about The Beatles, Please Please Me? They changed music. I also love the Kinks, another trail blazing band.

How about The Beatles, Please Please Me. They changed music.

Ramones - Ramones The Clash - The Clash Never Mind The Bollocks, Here's The Sex Pistols Television - Marquee Moon Wire - Pink Flag Buzzcocks - Another Music in a Different Kitchen X-Ray Spex - Germs Free Adolescents

You guys pick some interesting topics - love your channel- good point on the AC/DC shout out - even though the first album was TnT with Bon Scott - most people put Back in Black first - here is one to add to your channel playlist: Robert Plant and Alison Kraus - Raising Sand - excellent debut with superb sound and every song is a masterpiece- the follow up album is great too! I look forward to your next one fellas!!

If you're into that kind of music: Sex Pistols - Never Mind The Bollocks

Todd, do you if there is an audiophile version of the first Black Sabbath out there?

Captain Beyond (1972) is about as good as it gets for a debut album. Blue Oyster Cult’s debut is pretty good as well.

About a second before you mentioned the first album Boston I said they have to include Boston.

It's not rock, more like jazz fusion. Pat Metheny Group

Goods job guys! Enjoyed listening and picked up a few good recommendations. Hey, how about The Beatles and Ple ase Please Me? That's a great classic!

Iron Maiden - Rock in Rio Judas Priest - Electric Eye and even Epitaph When I listen to these 2 bands I ALWAYS pick these concerts, much more dynamic and powerful as the studio stuff The only band that always sound great to me because they are so close live next to their studio stuff would be Placebo, they always perform great. Metallica also great live or studio 99% I´m a studio album guy Michael Jackson, Guns n Roses, Bon Jovi ... all are nothing for me live, specially Bon Jovi. I love their stuff till Young Guns and in parts Keep the Faith, but I never could listen to them live

Here’s a few others: Funeral - Arcade Fire, Music from Big Pink - The Band, Please Please Me - The Beatles, The Chirping Crickets - Buddy Holly, The Byrds, The Clash, August and Everything After - Counting Crows, Dire Straits, The Doors, Foreigner, Beauty and the Beat - The Go Gos, Dookie - Green Day, Jackson Browne, Lynyrd Skynyrd’s debut, If You Can Believe Your Eyes and Ears- Mamas and Papas, The Marshall Tucker Band, The Ramones, Can’t Buy A Thrill - Steely Dan, The Velvet Underground & Nico, The Blue Album - Weezer, The Who Sings My Generation

Debut Album of AMERICA, also my fav album ever and I´m normally a bit more on the Hardrock/Metal side

All Things Must Pass…. period

Some I would add: Pearl Jam - Ten Counting Crows - August and Everything After Weezer - blue album Emperor - In the Nightside Eclipse Opeth - Orchid Metallica - Kill ‘Em All Crosby, Stills & Nash - s/t Wilco - A.M. Dawes - North Hills (Don’t put these in your playlist if they aren’t your cup of tea. Just my two cents.)

Here are two of my favorite debut albums Foreigner - Foreigner Asia - Asia

You guys would be great radio talk hosts. Also, I completely agree about the Meatloaf album. All the songs are great and unique.

Hi Guys Great Subject my Fav Albums are Thin Lizzy Live and Dangerous Kiss Alive Iron Maiden Live after Death Judas Priest Unleashed in the EAST Iron Maiden Live in japan Led Zepplin how the West was won

I’ve got a question. “The Band” / The Last Waltz…would that be considered a live album? One of my all time favorites!

You touched on all my favorites I’m 66 and I grew up with all these albums back in the day. I always thought they sounded great. I didn’t know any different. But how about Lynyrd Skynyrd? “One From The Road” P.S. I subscribed. I just thought of this, Grand Funk has two live albums I really like.

OK, the objectively, infallibly true greatest live album ever that fit perfect in this video is: Strangers in the Night by UFO. My brother bought the album when I was in 5th or 6th grade. That thing rocked me right through High School, College and retirement. They were a good band in the studio, but I never really noticed them until they put that live thing out. It often shows up alongside Cheap Trick at Budokan and Frampton Comes Alive. Great video and great channel despite this clear failure. And PS: Running on Empty really doesn't belong on this list. It's just too much of a studio album in my opinion. It belongs on a unique concept album maybe, but that was a stretch.

There is so much tension right now. Waiting to see if you mention the ACTUAL greatest live album of all time. Halfway through, still not mentioned. I'm not going to be happy...

My fave live albums: Kansas - Two for the Show Magnum - Marauder (incredible sound) Queen - Live Killers Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous Judas Priest - Unleashed in the Studio... oops I mean Unleashed in the East Rush - All the World's a Stage The Who - Live at Leeds Deep Purple - Made in Japan Genesis - Seconds Out Duran Duran - Arena

Lee Greenwood... Live in Fresno