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That Rockpile album is great. Someone gave me a copy of it many years ago, album only, and eventuallyI was able to find the 45 that goes with it. I've got the Nervous On The Road and Silver Pistol albums from Brinsley Schwartz. Will have to seek out the ones you showed. Enjoy your videos and checking to see any changes to the albums on the back wall.

I am 57 and have been in to rare and obscure music my entire life and of course the internet has help expose so many more bands. I actually remember as a kid our local station KSHE 95 was the main station for the midwest, and they would play some very rare songs. They played at least one song from Brinsley Schwartz that I remember called 'Ebury Down' check it out. The cool thing is there is actually live footage from a German music show called The Beat Club of them performing it. And it is on TH-cam. I have been watching mostly the 60's and 70's obscure rock reviewers through the years and quite a few faded away. There are some I don't even know about. Psychederek is a good one that has seemed to pretty much take over. I remember when he was just starting and I never really thought a young kid would make it talking that type of music. And I have no shame in saying I was totally wrong, his knowledge is incredible. Now you are also one of the main ones I watch, your record collection as far as originals is incredible. Keep up the good work I am sure your subscriber list will continue to go up. I actually wish I would have gotten in to what you guys are doing but oh well.

Come on people, be honest. This album is not great. Bizarre thing is it has these pieces that are brilliant & the band is solid. The vocals, ARE HORRIBLE on some tracks, this was badly engineered. I'm not mentioning some of the lyrics & the billy goat stupidity. He wanted to be The Who or The Doors, whatever. Parts are fantastic though...it's sad actually...if they had someone else singing, it would've been a different history for the group.

A top 5 psych album that im happy to have a nice reissue of. I love seeing OGs but there's no way im spending the coin any of these psych albums go for, the reissues are expensive enough as sometimes almost as hard to get where i live.

I must have missed the part where Jimmy told us about the time machine he must possess in order to secure such a pristine copy.

I presume that they call him "Crazy Jimmy" in reference to the crazy amounts of money he must spend. Really awesome stuff. I really enjoyed my first taste of Novos Baianos but I expect I'm destined to only experience them through streaming. Such OGs are not for minor collectors like me.

Another good one Jimmy. I have a Radioactive CD of this. Good album. Thanks, Chris

if there is no hype attached, i immediately remove the shrink :)

Love this album.. can't seem to find an OG :( Didn't Dom do this Acid Archives?? now I want to do one already done. :)

One of my favorites

I can't criticize this album at all. For me, it's just fantastic! It does not surprise me at all that Crazy Jimmy has a nice OG copy. I have one of those 180 gm. copies from around 2008. I love Welcome to the Void! 😵‍💫

Although it was an early one in my psych discoveries, I've never rated this as high as most. Some of the silly vocal styles & mixing could've used some help. I enjoy some of the alternate vocals/mixes heard on the NowAgain press. Nonetheless, one of those must-hears. I'll stick to my reissue till I see a moment to grab an OG. Dom covered this one too.

Edvard Munch. Damn, that's a heavy hitter. Curious where you buy some of these clean OG's and what you do for a living cause this is some heat.

thanks for the cool recommendations.! BTW: "gris gris" is pronounced gree gree (French)

My first ever concert was Leon Russell in summer 1972, Tulsa Oklahoma, with Willis Allan Ramsey, JJ Cale, and Freddie King, the album Carny had just been released. I was 15 yrs old was blown away by this Shelter People concert!

Wow! After seeing this video I tracked down an original copy of Folly’s Pool. What a gem! This album is so well performed and every song is top notch. Thank you so much for the tip. This was right up my alley!

hell yeah dude

The glare off the plastic covers prevent us seeing the covers.

Hey Jimmy. Saw Whiskeytown back in the day in SF. Weird show where Ryan had all the spotlights turned off so they played in the dark. Also saw Wilco on the Being There tour and that was one of the best shows I have been to. Jay Bennett and Jeff were amazing together live. Wilco post YHF became more Jeff Tweedy and friends imo. Americana, No Depression, Alt country of the 90's was a great time.

The Action Rolled Gold is a masterpiece!

Big alt country fan here Jimmy I have CDs of these albums, but haven't seen the vinyl releases. Thanks, Chris

love that lilys recored. very difficult to find an OG.

Summerteeth & Being There are the best Wilco albums

it is considered at hot take, but I agree, 95% of their best work is from YHF back

Big alt country fan here Jimmy . Love those early Wilco albums , also including Mermaid Ave ( Being there is my favourite). Whiskey town as well , particularly Strangers almanac . More alt country please 👍

The Frosted Ambassador is another release from one of the guys in E6. mostly likely Eric Harris that was part of OTC, but i don't think that's ever been confirmed. a really solid instrumental electronic/experimental album if you haven't heard (of) it

These eps are all fantastic. As important to the GBV story as the proper albums I think.

Look forward to more of these! I see you bidding on the McCaslin page sometimes. You have a great collection.

Great stuff as usual. Big thumbs up for Close Lobsters and Cavedogs!!! Matt

Jimmy, love the Cavedogs. One of my favorite songs is from their first album, Leave Me Alone. Thanks, Chris

Hey, Crazy Jimmy, just discovered your channel, awesome stuff! That Opal album is great, I have a German press on Rough Trade from 1987. The Cavedogs are cool, I had a CD of their second album, would like the vinyl, but like you said, not a lot of pressings. Been looking for the Action, I really like those 60s bands of that era. I have the Outsiders album titled CQ, their psychedelic opus from 69, but I don't have any of their earlier albums. Have you heard of Group 1850? They are also from Holland and are an excellent psych band, but you probably knew that. I have a few albums on the Warner 7 Arts label, like Live Dead, and Van Morrison's Astral Weeks. Some really amazing stuff there Jim, thanks for sharing. Check out my channel if you'd like, we have similar taste.🙃👍

Mazzy Star- not SlowDive-one's US the other is UK too.

Been wanting Opal for many years, used to have it in the 80s, my copy was on black vinyl. Never see it in the bins now. Steve Roback was in early Rain Parade, he left after their first album. I bought that Action LP, It didn't do much for me. Love the first Outsiders album, haven't heard anything else by them. Cool showing, you always deliver the goods.

Hey.. u mean Mazzy Star with Hope.. i love her and them!!!

Heh heh...Close Lobsters are from Paisley in Scotland 😀

damn, jimmy has heat. i love that Euphoria lp. i have the reissue, but would love a clean OG.

Nice Jimmy…. I need to check out most those bands for sure

Great stuff again. I bought Spilt Milk when it came out and it became like a soundtrack to that year. And I saw them live in Stockholm in 1993, had to borrow a fake ID to get in... haha. Great show with the singer/drummer playing standing up center of stage. So great!

I am a fan of many of these, and have a bunch too I think the first Hapshash is the Heavy Metal Kids, I thought anyways. Certainly is more of a freakout lp akin to the first Red Krayola. Western Flier I need to pull my copy, can not remember it but it is cool, I remember that. Euphoria is an all time favorite. 2 copies why not? Exuma records have definitely become tough to find and truly excellent, what a stew of sounds in there. Very hard to categorize but yes, agree Dr. John is the closest thing. Great selections!

Jimmy, that Dangtrippers cover reminds me of XTC's side project, the Dukes Of Stratosphear. Very good Doug Sahm album. Thanks, Chris

Hey man. Edward Hand I dig it. Dangtrippers look interesting, never seen it. I'd buy it for the sleeve as well. I could have pulled the trigger on that Western Flyer lp, but haven't. I'm down with Freak psych. It can be had for a decent price. Exuma is Cajun style Voodoo psych, dig both lps. Bobby Brown is under rated, really great wild psych, I love it. A Gift From Euphoria I have been wanting forever, hard to find and big $. Bob Martin I'll have to find one. Lothar is awesome, my copy looks exactly like that one in the shrink. Marc Jonson looks good. Mad River is a great lp, I'm definitely going after that Lawrence Hammond. Outstanding pick ups. Kudos. Peace ✌ ☮ 🕊

Hey Jimmy- great pickups. I’m a big fan of that Dangtrippers album! 👍🏻 - Matt

Awesome stuff Jimmy! I also have recently found the Bobby Brown album. But I have the slightly later pressing with notes about him playing at parties and weddings. I would love to go to one of these parties! 😂 I can also recommend the podcast "Psychedelic Relics" where they do a deep dive on JJ Light Heya. Cheers from Sweden!

The Dangtrippers album cover is great. The Western Flier album sounds like it I would love it. I will check out the Bobby Brown album.

Thanks for the recommend. I dig it and checking it out now.

Hey, Jimmy, do you have an instagram account. I had a question for you

Did not know this was Dewey Martin's band all the times I've heard this, though I don't own. It is a solid record though

Just streamed this one this week! What a find! Totally nuts, kind of gives me a Velvet Underground at their most cacophonous and some of that Stooges Fun House stuff with all the saxophone on it, as you mentioned. I think one of these songs was featured on the Total Punk 45 comp.This one is a really pricy record for what it is, but that sound is nuts. Kind of reminds me of The Residents and Trout Mask Replica, but Debris' totally does their own thing. I just love the absurdity. I love the talking and stereo madness. Nice copy of Power Plan back on your wall too!

Oh, man - if there's a complaint I even have about Buffalo Springfield is that they aren't hard-edged enough and not as acid involved as they could've been. Blue Mountain seems closer to the spirit of those late-era live B. Springfield videos where they crank it and jam out.

Hello Crazy Jimmy..Im Psyko Paul..great stuff showing here..Doug Sahm was more than Shes about a Mover indeed...I dont think Ricky Nelson getsn enough love in the VC..I dig Link Wray..you got me on that Beast one Ill have to check that out.That MU..Is that a album with Merrill Funkhauser (dont know if im typing that right) if so,those seem to be half hard to find if Im thinking same group so good job there..Heard of that Cale album but need to hear that..Subbed to you btw..Great stuff ,Great video.Thanx for sharing and take care