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Loved their first two records. The rest were pretty bad though.

Friction

wow thank you for sharing your thoughts about graham's book, i always wanted some conversations like this, diving deep into blur and graham etc. i think i'm going to read this after watching your video, thank you again!

Good video! Keep up the good work.

Just got a made in China Target DVD player, connected it to my Sony V919AV speakers, and now enjoying my old CDs!

definitely one of my favorites and an awesome cd

Paul McCartney Music is ideas Vol 1 & 2 ... The Best one

Listen to deliverance again! That’s my favorite Opeth album. It’s incredible

Please follow me!

You scored with Steve Miller😘

It may have cost you a lot but at least, you will have heard one of the best things in the life

Music keeps me sane!

Hell yea GYBE 🔥🔥🔥 awesome CDs

Howard Stern's about as funny as a holocaust. Unusual find though, sure.

I really wanted to start collecting vinyl but there is already so many things i collect and vinyl is expensive i have always collected cds there cheaper and sometimes you can find some really good stuff out in the wild if you look good enough

I also got this CD since I haven't gotten this one from his discography. Definitely one of the most expensive CDs I bought. I was a bit disappointed by how the case was formatted. Hated how the CDs and the booklet were binded together. But the aesthetic in the booklet and CDs is awesome. I like this album though, its has a bit of a melancholic but calming vibe that I enjoy. Just getting lost in your own thoughts while having this in the background. Most I spent on a cd is 40 USD on a cd of Coaltars of the Deepers - No Thank You. One of my favorite shoegaze albums.

The songs on this album were inspired by Damon’s thoughts on his own life and thoughts at the time. Yuko and Hiro depicts his relationship with Justine at the time. They didn’t see each other at all. Blur would travel and go on tour, when Damon came back, Justine’s band Elastica would travel and go on tour and so on. They wouldn’t see or spend time together. “I never see you, we’re never together, I’ll love you forever” that chorus is based on that

How do you evaluate the playability of discs? How can you tell if scratches will affect playback by looking?

Found a bunch of good cds here the other week. 10 for $10AUD. Including a 3 disc best of The Doors for a dollar, Best of Smashing Pumpkins, Belle & Sebastian etc

Iv never gave radiohead a chance fans in chat what's their best albums to get into to start off with?

The only Radiohead album I don't like is Pablo Honey.

just got the vinyl worth every cent if you known how long we have been waiting for the repress!! 🤞🏾

Listened to it all. Radiohead is my favorite band too. Envy you could go to his concert. I saw Rh in Oslo in 2001. It was amazing.

Inside the booklet there's some yellow-ish words ....if you put the blue case on top of the words, you will be able to read it. Those words are actually the lyrics of a hidden track that you can hear only if you insert the cd into a computer

Noice 👌

Holy Bible is a must for any music collection

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Second hand CDs more like second hand embarrassment!!!! CLEAN THE STICKER RESIDUE OFF OF YOUR CD!!!!!!!!

I collect CDs, Cassette tapes, and Records. I set a price, especially for records. I buy then at goodwill, record shops, antique shops.

Worth it. Brilliant album. It's like buying good drugs, but instead, it will last looonger. Thanks for the looky... ✌️

Considering this is probably one of the very few and true works of musical genius, it's amazing how ridiculously no-frills and low-budget the packaging is on both the CD and vinyl LP formats. Record companies suck.

Saw these guys at Big Day Out back in '98 I think it was, then again in the UK a few times in 2005. 100% Columbian is the album to beat.

there is something about the fact that people trying to describe aphex twin's music and struggle to articulate it.

62 Dollary Doos?!

I would've loved this as a teen. I only have the original UK release, many tracks are omitted due to the lack of disk space

Enjoyed the vid. For me it's her greatest album. I received it as a gift shortly after it was released. So reflective: Ironbound Fancy Poultry, Toms Diner, Solitude Standing: she is almost painting pictures with words. I agree, it is very cohesive. Cheers from London!

Sorry for commenting again but just to add, thank you so much for sharing about your life and memories of this album. Also, I think your comparison with Mike Patton is spot on - I would also maybe compare him with Tom Waits and Bob Dylan - in that they each have created these persona so skilfully that we simply don’t know the real person behind the artist. Some people say these artists are eccentric, but I would argue that they are more than likely some of the most balanced and “normal” people you could meet - shielding themselves and their families from the prying eyes of the media is not eccentric at all IMHO.

One of the things I really like about your videos is that it feels like you’ve invited us over to your place to chat about music - it’s great:) So thank you for taking the time to make these for us 🙏❤️ I bought this album on Cassette on the day it was released back in 1994, and I still have that original double tape. Apparently one of the tracks of the expanded edition (#19 I think?) wasn’t on the original CD but it was on the Cassette version. I must admit, I do prefer this and Selected Ambient Works 85-92 to his more abrasive stuff. I discovered Aphex Twin back in the 90s when I was still in high school and I was the only kid in my school who had even heard of him - to be fair I’m from a very rural, back of beyond type place, where we don’t exactly have our finger on the pulse of cool music 😂 I relied on music magazines back then, especially the NME, and that’s where I first read about Aphex Twin, and I’m so grateful that I did. I can still remember putting in the tape of SAW 85-92 and listening to the first track, Xtal, and having my mind blown 😊 Aphex Twin has been a big influence on my own music, to the extent that perhaps if it wasn’t for him I might not be making music today.

I’m sorry for commenting on an older video but I only discovered your channel today - and really pleased that I did 😊 It sounds like we’re around the same age, and also a fellow Soundgarden fan, and I also struggle with anxiety and depression myself, so I completely get where you’re coming from - and thank you for being open about that 🙏 I sold most of my CD collection some years ago, apart from my real favourites, but over the past 2 years or so, I’ve ended up buying a number of those CDs again secondhand, as I regretted selling them, plus buying a lot of others, artists that I’ve since began following. I don’t miss all of it, and actually a lot of them was music that I don’t actually like anymore, but the stuff that I wanted again, I’ve been picking up as and when I can. I got into collecting Vinyl back in the early 2000s when records were cheap (at least here in the U.K.) before the Vinyl renaissance kicked in, but the price of new Vinyl is ridiculous- and most of the time with stuff being released today is cut from a hi-res digital file anyway, so it’s not like your money is getting you an authentic vintage-sounding all-analog pressing. (That’s not to say that new Vinyl can’t sound good, but I don’t see the point of paying a lot more when I might as well buy the CD. If I want to buy Vinyl, I try to seek out cheap all-analog pressings on Discogs and eBay). But the main thing I collect now is used CDs. I’m physically disabled now, as well as being Autistic and having my other issues, so I’m no longer able to work, so I can’t afford what the music industry is asking for new releases, but I’m really thankful that I can still collect CDs, mainly from places like eBay and Discogs - plus in the U.K. we have an online seller called Music Magpie who are really good - and very cheap too:) I did manage to get out to our local town this past weekend - only the third time in 12 months as I get very anxious (weirdly though since I began to use a wheelchair, my anxiety is noticeably lower; I have no idea why) anyway, I was in a lot of pain and I wanted to get home but on the way to the car I asked my Wife to push me into the Oxfam shop we were passing - they had an awesome selection of Jazz CDs, so I was able to pick up a lot of music for not very much money - so it made the trip worthwhile! 😊 So pleased I found your channel today - thank you so much for taking the time to make these videos - oh and sorry for my rambling comment 🤦‍♂️ Take care and stay safe 🙏❤️

They have proven a durable storage medium. Much more so than anything soft copy that has been proffered since.

Spot On! Send us some Flying Nun C. D. s, to the states I mean 😊

Great video. I agree, the CD stickers are definitely a time capsule of sorts. Been a few weeks since I’ve bought any CDs so I may buy a couple soon myself. 🎉

You based in NZ bro? Pleased to stumble on the channel, definitely a great time to collect 2nd hand cd's! Just heard you mention NZ, chur bro 😋

type o negative is awesome! good find😊❤❤

Top work

It’s just “yeah yeah yeahs” no “the” in their name. What is your take on interpol?

When the CD is inside a cardboard digipak, I use rice paper sleeves to protect the actual disc. They cost about £6 for 100. If you protect your digipaks with clear outer protective sleeves too, they will remain in pristine condition just like an LP cover.

I also enjoy the new age/ambient CDs. Great for going to sleep to

Where did you get that CD shelf? Its massive! I may well need one myself

i have. vinyl. and cd