That Dando Shaft lp sounds so British.Tax Free and Kak are very good I have those plus a few other that you showed but i wish had that Felt lp that you showed.Be well.Hello from Montreal.
you've created a personal paradise ! thats gonna be me one day chillin in my space surrounded by treasures. Great selections once again. Inspired to keep on diggin.
An amazing collection just came across your channel. I've been buying alot of 60's & 70's on vinyl when I can find stuff. I have the Grape Jam. Have few of what you showed, very nice.
Quill was the first band to play on Saturday at Woodstock, but they only did 4 songs: "They Live The Life", "That's How I Eat", "Driftin'" and "Waiting For You". I've only got 3 of them so, I have no idea if "Driftin'" was the same song Paul Butterfield did Monday morning. Quill are from Boston.
Been watching your whole "psychedelic" series and enjoying it immensely. I don't often comment but so excited as this is the first time I've heard another person talk about J.K. & Co. I got the CD reissue 7 or 8 years ago (original vinyl, lucky you!) and since then have been turning anyone I meet who is into similar music onto "Suddenly One Summer". Love Os Mutantes too, and agree that the Faust Tapes (from the first video) is psychedelic music, trippy stuff for sure.
Hi Dereck, great to see your video and listen to this exremly cool voice you have. Liked that from the first moment, although the music in the first to vc clips from you wasn't really stuff that catched me....but mate, here it is. Bought the J.K. & Co. few days ago as an Akarma 10" RI after seeing it on a clip from bigstar1000. Simply blew me off...Great records you show, it's unbeliveable how much great music is out there.Thx for that. The Dando Shaft here is great, too. You'll probably know Steeleye Span. If not, give them a try. Partly comparable to DS. Some tunes are just fantastic medieval folk tunes - others are bit cheesy.
Yeah Oliver, the J.K. & co. is an awesome LP. Its beautiful and harrowing at the same time. The guy over doses and you can hear his grave being dug at the end of the album.
The re-issue of the Sopwith Camel album has an extra added intro to the first song. Why they did that, I don't know. There's also a non-album b-side on the single from that. Their second album was more jazzy and spacey and the single was, "Fazon".
I know this is an old video but a great one. Your collection is fantastic. I got the Moby Grape record with the Grape Jam as a double record. The studio one is the better of the 2. it took me maybe 2 years to find a table that would play 78 for the one track.
Wow , Manpower I own several Man records and I have never seen that album with the blue hand. Also I wanted to thank you I’ve looked at the Space Opera record in my local store and have not purchased it yet because no one has been able to tell me about the album until now.cheers Sean
so glad i decided i was bored and wanted to check 'the human vinyl' derrick out for some 70's lateral out -reach thanks a lot man! can wait to check these all out over then next few weeks.. SO brilliant to record your collection
I just got the Man album called 2ozs plastic.. it's really good. I only have it because of the Dawn collection I've started. This video start off great and just gets better. Those later Psych Folk things you show towards the end look right up my street. ? Syrcus looks amazing. Take care.
That Muntantes looks real interesting.....are those plastic containers the ones that ppl get from target? Just wondering because I have some of them and have always been worried about stacking them that high but they look like they are holding up pretty good....that Harvey record is a good one.....
I love Man ,i think that LP was released under that name,that is what ive heard anyway. that harvey mandel LP is great to, i also want that quatermass & dando shaft I love RCA Neon label and alot of that UK prog & folk
shit man you have some cool records, those forest LPs are hard to get I just missed out on the first one, but it cost a fair bit anyway, I just scored Bill Nelsons Northern Dream, ooooh i wish i had that sphinx lp, shit I cant keep up Im not fast at typing, I love Kaks LP too, I really get excited about those UK prog labels
Reguarding MAN - it is rare but I have seen regular pressings of Manpower (Man) Revelation. They are out there. I have no answer to why. The a.r. & machines echo Achim Reichel stuff is amazing. I couldnt find the album but did find a cd. Thank you for that. Do you have Little Games by the Yardbirds? Pure Psych . Thats my band. They would perform Glimpses in the summer of 67 complete with sound effects and film which Relf would manipulate on stage.
You may have done some traipsing through my mynd! I heard "Crinkly Grin" by Family and that is the first and ONLY LP of theirs I've heard. Also, I appreciate the Free Design, although I am fond of "Make the Madness Stop". Great seeing your collection, I'm learning quite a lot. Also, for pure hard rock, The Collectors' "Take It Easy" is a great one!
how did you get your own tunes on vinyl? im in a psych band and we just finished our first album and we would be interested in that, we all collect vinyl
OH - THE LITTLE PRINCE (1974) SOUNDTRACK ESPECIALLY IF YOU EVER DJ IT UP OR ACTUALLY PLAY OUT - BUT ITS SO GOOD ANYWAY, CMON ITS WHERE MICHAEL JACKSON PICKED UP A LOAD OF POSTURES (THE FILM OF COURSE) LIKE THE ONE WHERE YOU LOOK LIKE ONE BUTT CHEEK IS ON A VERY SMALL STOOL WHICH HE STARTED NEARLY ALL SHOWS WITH. YOU KNOW THIS PROLLY.
The problem is, when you say, "psychedelic", a LOT of people start rattling off stuff that isn't even CLOSE to being psych!! That one you played at the end, I would NEVER call that psych!! A lot of people tend to think ANYTHING released in the `60's (at least the late `60's) is psych!! I dealt with a seller once through Goldmine or Discoveries that claimed the stuff he was selling was psych and I'm going through the list and there's Patsy Cline, Roger Miller, etc.!! I asked him about that and he said it's there because it was released in the `60's! So, by his logic, I could claim George Carlin was new wave because he had albums out in the early `80's.
CNA BE HARD TO DIG THROUGH HAWKWIND THE DISCOGD JUST SO MASSIVE BUT ....HAWKWIND. I KNOW THIS ISNT A SPACEROCK OR KRAUTROCK TYPE VIDEO BUT STILL. HIT ME BACK IF NEED HELP WITH HAWKWIND.
YOU NEED THE DAVID GILMOUR X ORB (NOT TOO OLD) JOINT- RANDOM AND YOU MAY SHOW IN ANOTHER VID - THANKS FOR THE WORK KEEP IT UP - IL BE TRACKING DOWN SEVERAL OF THESE
Super seeing an alternate view on your wall of vinyl D. You know what is funny, we must be thinking alike. The album that I checked out last night after your psych video part whatever was Family 'Fearless'. I checked out the incredibly cool album cover as well. But how ironic after all of the albums you showed you picked this one to needle drop. You remembered I had that Salvation LP, thanks. So many great LP's~ Chris Farlowe sung on three tracks of the Page/Death Wish 2 soundtrack. Daddy P
Moby Grape's not very psych. Mostly country rock like The Byrds or The Dreadful Great. Their entire first album was also released on a set of singles all in numeric order.
You have some of the best taste in music I've seen on the youtube record collectors videos. Thank you for doing what you do
After so many years I´m glad to hear again Groep 1850 where I played with... cheers from Holland !!
I have been enjoying seeing you show these pysch albums immensely. Thanks for taking the time to show them all. Fantastic~
Rob/Boston
That Dando Shaft lp sounds so British.Tax Free and Kak are very good I have those plus a few other that you showed but i wish had that Felt lp that you showed.Be well.Hello from Montreal.
Love your presentations Dereck,nuggets galore!
Wow what a beautiful collection man. I love psychedelic bands
you've created a personal paradise ! thats gonna be me one day chillin in my space surrounded by treasures. Great selections once again. Inspired to keep on diggin.
I can watch this for hours... thank u Derrick...
I got a sweater shirt hanging on for dear life but it's so comfortable I haven't thrown it out. I love it.
An amazing collection just came across your channel. I've been buying alot of 60's & 70's on vinyl when I can find stuff. I have the Grape Jam. Have few of what you showed, very nice.
Quill was the first band to play on Saturday at Woodstock, but they only did 4 songs: "They Live The Life", "That's How I Eat", "Driftin'" and "Waiting For You". I've only got 3 of them so, I have no idea if "Driftin'" was the same song Paul Butterfield did Monday morning. Quill are from Boston.
Your collection is stunning so you know what I'm talking 'bout!
Been watching your whole "psychedelic" series and enjoying it immensely. I don't often comment but so excited as this is the first time I've heard another person talk about J.K. & Co. I got the CD reissue 7 or 8 years ago (original vinyl, lucky you!) and since then have been turning anyone I meet who is into similar music onto "Suddenly One Summer". Love Os Mutantes too, and agree that the Faust Tapes (from the first video) is psychedelic music, trippy stuff for sure.
Hi Dereck, great to see your video and listen to this exremly cool voice you have. Liked that from the first moment, although the music in the first to vc clips from you wasn't really stuff that catched me....but mate, here it is. Bought the J.K. & Co. few days ago as an Akarma 10" RI after seeing it on a clip from bigstar1000. Simply blew me off...Great records you show, it's unbeliveable how much great music is out there.Thx for that. The Dando Shaft here is great, too. You'll probably know Steeleye Span. If not, give them a try. Partly comparable to DS. Some tunes are just fantastic medieval folk tunes - others are bit cheesy.
Saw Steeleye Span live ages ago. Thanks.
Yeah Oliver, the J.K. & co. is an awesome LP. Its beautiful and harrowing at the same time. The guy over doses and you can hear his grave being dug at the end of the album.
The re-issue of the Sopwith Camel album has an extra added intro to the first song. Why they did that, I don't know. There's also a non-album b-side on the single from that. Their second album was more jazzy and spacey and the single was, "Fazon".
Jay Kaye's mother was the leader of The Mary Kaye Trio, mostly on United Artists in the early `60's.
I know this is an old video but a great one. Your collection is fantastic. I got the Moby Grape record with the Grape Jam as a double record. The studio one is the better of the 2. it took me maybe 2 years to find a table that would play 78 for the one track.
these videos are real fun man its like im sitting there with u just shooting the shit about records real good times man
Killer albums Dereck!!! Awesome stuff!! I love anything with a psych touch!!!
Wow , Manpower I own several Man records and I have never seen that album with the blue hand. Also I wanted to thank you I’ve looked at the Space Opera record in my local store and have not purchased it yet because no one has been able to tell me about the album until now.cheers Sean
What an amazing collection!
So much shit and negativity in the world it's so nice to see someone in a room talking about what they love.Great stuff,and very informative too mate.
Lots of great records there - glad to see the Kak album! That's such a great record.
so glad i decided i was bored and wanted to check 'the human vinyl' derrick out for some 70's lateral out -reach thanks a lot man! can wait to check these all out over then next few weeks.. SO brilliant to record your collection
I'm glad you got inspired to do this! Really enjoyed it.
I just got the Man album called 2ozs plastic.. it's really good. I only have it because of the Dawn collection I've started. This video start off great and just gets better. Those later Psych Folk things you show towards the end look right up my street. ? Syrcus looks amazing. Take care.
I have a copy of 'Music electronic viva leave the city' which I've had for about 40 years and have listened to it once.
Saw them live twice once on that tour, excellent.
Twas fun, thank you, Dereck.
MAKIN" TIME!!!!! Love Creation. Kenny Pickett and Eddie Phillips!
thanks for sharing Dereck !
Much love.
my sharp eyes can notice uriah heep's magicians birthday just by the spine there D-man, v. good record!
Amazing collection! Dando Shaft is so good, i have all three of their records, man i need to get some new records after watching this
That Muntantes looks real interesting.....are those plastic containers the ones that ppl get from target? Just wondering because I have some of them and have always been worried about stacking them that high but they look like they are holding up pretty good....that Harvey record is a good one.....
Would you happen to have any Gordian knot records in vinyl?
Electric prunes combined with collectors mass f minor
So good.
These are the Target units, pretty sturdy.
Good call, Aaron!
Which Kaleidoscope? There were at least 4 of them in the late `60's?
All three!
I love Man ,i think that LP was released under that name,that is what ive heard anyway. that harvey mandel LP is great to, i also want that quatermass & dando shaft I love RCA Neon label and alot of that UK prog & folk
Cool about Farlowe, he's been on the scene forever.
I would love to know whats on those shelves behind you
AWESOME dude!
shit man you have some cool records, those forest LPs are hard to get I just missed out on the first one, but it cost a fair bit anyway, I just scored Bill Nelsons Northern Dream, ooooh i wish i had that sphinx lp, shit I cant keep up Im not fast at typing, I love Kaks LP too, I really get excited about those UK prog labels
dude where do you live lets chill
I would love to have even 1/10 the beautiful psych records you have. I would consider that a collection in itself. Take care, Dereck! _Martyu
Reguarding MAN - it is rare but I have seen regular pressings of Manpower (Man) Revelation. They are out there. I have no answer to why. The a.r. & machines echo Achim Reichel stuff is amazing. I couldnt find the album but did find a cd. Thank you for that. Do you have Little Games by the Yardbirds? Pure Psych . Thats my band. They would perform Glimpses in the summer of 67 complete with sound effects and film which Relf would manipulate on stage.
You may have done some traipsing through my mynd! I heard "Crinkly Grin" by Family and that is the first and ONLY LP of theirs I've heard. Also, I appreciate the Free Design, although I am fond of "Make the Madness Stop". Great seeing your collection, I'm learning quite a lot. Also, for pure hard rock, The Collectors' "Take It Easy" is a great one!
The Collectors were some of Vancouver's finest back in the day..then became Chilliwack
Im diggin this series! im pretty sure farlowe worked with atomic rooster as well....
how did you get your own tunes on vinyl? im in a psych band and we just finished our first album and we would be interested in that, we all collect vinyl
Simple. I invested money. I had help with loans to start. I aways reinvest the money made on the records on the next one.
Dereck you should check out Arcadium if you haven't already if you like stuff in the Iron Butterfly/Blue cheer vein.
OH - THE LITTLE PRINCE (1974) SOUNDTRACK ESPECIALLY IF YOU EVER DJ IT UP OR ACTUALLY PLAY OUT - BUT ITS SO GOOD ANYWAY, CMON ITS WHERE MICHAEL JACKSON PICKED UP A LOAD OF POSTURES (THE FILM OF COURSE) LIKE THE ONE WHERE YOU LOOK LIKE ONE BUTT CHEEK IS ON A VERY SMALL STOOL WHICH HE STARTED NEARLY ALL SHOWS WITH. YOU KNOW THIS PROLLY.
I'm missing about a dozen of the series so around 40 titles.
The problem is, when you say, "psychedelic", a LOT of people start rattling off stuff that isn't even CLOSE to being psych!! That one you played at the end, I would NEVER call that psych!! A lot of people tend to think ANYTHING released in the `60's (at least the late `60's) is psych!! I dealt with a seller once through Goldmine or Discoveries that claimed the stuff he was selling was psych and I'm going through the list and there's Patsy Cline, Roger Miller, etc.!! I asked him about that and he said it's there because it was released in the `60's! So, by his logic, I could claim George Carlin was new wave because he had albums out in the early `80's.
I see you've become a hoarder via vinyl. Don't worry I'll be there one day. :)
Yes, Man Power DID have a stock copy release. www.45worlds.com/vinyl/album/phs600313
CNA BE HARD TO DIG THROUGH HAWKWIND THE DISCOGD JUST SO MASSIVE BUT ....HAWKWIND. I KNOW THIS ISNT A SPACEROCK OR KRAUTROCK TYPE VIDEO BUT STILL. HIT ME BACK IF NEED HELP WITH HAWKWIND.
Cool
Hi Dereck. Love your videos! Re:Psych check out a band/record called Wild Butter from Ohio. Pretty good for their one and only album.
YOU NEED THE DAVID GILMOUR X ORB (NOT TOO OLD) JOINT- RANDOM AND YOU MAY SHOW IN ANOTHER VID - THANKS FOR THE WORK KEEP IT UP - IL BE TRACKING DOWN SEVERAL OF THESE
I KNOW U HAVE HP LOVECRAFT (THE BAND) AND 13TH FLOOR ELEVATORS BUT JUST IN CASE.
Very.
I think Anima Latina by Lucio Battisti is very psychedelic!
how many byg's have you got D?
Super seeing an alternate view on your wall of vinyl D.
You know what is funny, we must be thinking alike. The album that I checked out last night after your psych video part whatever was Family 'Fearless'. I checked out the incredibly cool album cover as well. But how ironic after all of the albums you showed you picked this one to needle drop.
You remembered I had that Salvation LP, thanks. So many great LP's~
Chris Farlowe sung on three tracks of the Page/Death Wish 2 soundtrack.
Daddy P
DAMNIT I NEED THAT JK N CO
Moby Grape's not very psych. Mostly country rock like The Byrds or The Dreadful Great. Their entire first album was also released on a set of singles all in numeric order.
Os Mutantes rule!
best psychedelia -this - WIMPLE WINCH-1968= alex. ukraine.
Wimple Winch, yes!