wow! absolutely love the variety of genres! You are like me and not locked into 1 type of music, why limit yourself when there is 100 years of great recorded music.
Hi Simon!! some stack of cd's, great opportunity to get classic albums in your collection and super cheap, that's even better. There're a couple of those i need to get too, like U2 (when they were a "great band"), The Stones (both of them), Queen the Miracle!!, a jewel case copy of Zep. cheers and be well
12:24 The Grapes Of Wrath are from my home city Vancouver Canada. They're were known as a Folk/Alternative Rock band having a similar sound to R.E.M. Very popular in Canada in the 80's & early 90's.
So sorry for your loss mate........great pick ups.. the majority I have.Gonna have to dig out my Bluebells best of now lol....Look forward to seeing the vinyls 👍👍🤘🤘
Thank you Kevin for kind words, will be putting out some great vinyl showcasing videos this week and up and coming weeks, as well as my contest winner's video and also another thread idea, so yes, feeling a little creative. As Robert DeNiro once said after talking to his therapist in Analysis This "I can feel the juices rushing back to my balls as we speak" so stay tuned 👀
Hi Simon, it doesn't bear thinking about how much those would've cost full price when they came out. Charity shops practically give CDs away these days so I'm sure they will have a comeback / renaissance.
Martin, to buy a small lot back then would of cost an absolute fortune, I can remember buying about 5 cds in the early 2000's and got buyers remorse, why did'nt I just wait till they became cheap in the charity shops, same with DVDs, like yourself I must of spent hundreds in the past
Hi Dale - I was sorry to hear about your Dad. I hope you and your family are doing OK ... As for the CDs, you can't go wrong with 70s Bowie, Paul Simon's 'The Rhythm Of The Saints' (I don't have it on vinyl), 70s Dylan and Paul Weller ... I keep finding good stuff. Today I picked up 'The Poet' by Bobby Womack for 20 pence ... I find myself deliberately buying stuff I've already got too. Take care, Carl
Hello Carl, yes it's very sad news, I'm trying to soldier on and do videos but off camara it's very hard, the vc have been very kind which has been nice, have been coming into some great cd's recently, do have quite a bit of vinyl to show too hopefully next week, take care keep making content carl 👍
You've got some good charity shops near you. The first Duran Duran album you showed is known as The Wedding Album. If you haven't got it already The Beatles blue album is a must for Beatles fans.
Love your mixed music taste, very much like mine. I work in a charity shop so managed to get first pick. Music will help get you through and will give you many happy memories.
Thank you and yes we still all have our music to help get us through differcult times, that's nice you work in a charity shop you get to pick out items thats cool
I'm ok Andy thanks for asking, have given Rattle and Him a listen will give Heartland another listen, thanks for watching and commenting much appreciated
Well there is lot of to listen. I have couple times though should I also buy Don' Speak because I have only some Russian boothleg. mr.Finglish (Bäd English Recs)
nice Blondie nice U2' albums, nice Stones, , Duran Duran , David Bowie , Elo , Gary Glitter, ZZ Top, Muddy Waters, Mama's and Papa's , Chuck Berry , nice Paul Simon , Sting , nice Queen, , nice Zeppelin 2 , nice Prince , Simply Red some very nice pick ups . the u2 does look original , I have that ZZ Top greatest hits also 18 tracks good album, Muddy Waters some nice Guitar playing , another great guitar player Chuck Berry , i'm in the no category I never heard of the Bluebells ? The Eagles album is new and I heard not good like Van Halen 3, Boston Love life and hope , Pink Floyd Umba guma , that Beach boys album? with that Simply Red album that's from the MTV era correct?
Thanks Mark, yes most of those Simply Red albums are from the MTV era, there wasn't to many people that had sky tv in the early 90s when I was a kid so never really got to see mtv, wasn't brought up with it though I used to watch beavis and butthead from uk channel 4 in the later 90's that was awesome though
He who dies with the most CDs is the winner! ….. “didn’t really go out of my way to find these, I just came across them” typical of idiots who just have to have as much as they can get, probably don’t even like the band much but it’s another CD in the collection, perhaps leave shit you don’t want for others who might actually love it, it’s just fucking dumb
wow! absolutely love the variety of genres! You are like me and not locked into 1 type of music, why limit yourself when there is 100 years of great recorded music.
Hi Simon!! some stack of cd's, great opportunity to get classic albums in your collection and super cheap, that's even better. There're a couple of those i need to get too, like U2 (when they were a "great band"), The Stones (both of them), Queen the Miracle!!, a jewel case copy of Zep. cheers and be well
12:24 The Grapes Of Wrath are from my home city Vancouver Canada. They're were known as a Folk/Alternative Rock band having a similar sound to R.E.M. Very popular in Canada in the 80's & early 90's.
Cool 👍
So sorry for your loss mate........great pick ups.. the majority I have.Gonna have to dig out my Bluebells best of now lol....Look forward to seeing the vinyls 👍👍🤘🤘
Thank you Kevin for kind words, will be putting out some great vinyl showcasing videos this week and up and coming weeks, as well as my contest winner's video and also another thread idea, so yes, feeling a little creative. As Robert DeNiro once said after talking to his therapist in Analysis This "I can feel the juices rushing back to my balls as we speak" so stay tuned 👀
@@vinyldale I doth my cap sir....one of my fave actors as well 👍 🤘
PPS.. and stop being formal...it's kev to friends 😉😝😂👍👍
Sorry Kev 😁👍
Hi Simon, it doesn't bear thinking about how much those would've cost full price when they came out. Charity shops practically give CDs away these days so I'm sure they will have a comeback / renaissance.
Martin, to buy a small lot back then would of cost an absolute fortune, I can remember buying about 5 cds in the early 2000's and got buyers remorse, why did'nt I just wait till they became cheap in the charity shops, same with DVDs, like yourself I must of spent hundreds in the past
David grey white ladder is an analogue recording
Yes I believe it was recorded at home not in the studio
Hi Dale - I was sorry to hear about your Dad. I hope you and your family are doing OK ... As for the CDs, you can't go wrong with 70s Bowie, Paul Simon's 'The Rhythm Of The Saints' (I don't have it on vinyl), 70s Dylan and Paul Weller ... I keep finding good stuff. Today I picked up 'The Poet' by Bobby Womack for 20 pence ... I find myself deliberately buying stuff I've already got too. Take care, Carl
Hello Carl, yes it's very sad news, I'm trying to soldier on and do videos but off camara it's very hard, the vc have been very kind which has been nice, have been coming into some great cd's recently, do have quite a bit of vinyl to show too hopefully next week, take care keep making content carl 👍
Sorry for your loss.
Thank you my friend
You've got some good charity shops near you. The first Duran Duran album you showed is known as The Wedding Album. If you haven't got it already The Beatles blue album is a must for Beatles fans.
Love your mixed music taste, very much like mine. I work in a charity shop so managed to get first pick. Music will help get you through and will give you many happy memories.
Thank you and yes we still all have our music to help get us through differcult times, that's nice you work in a charity shop you get to pick out items thats cool
Very nice!What country and city do you live in?Great finds!
Many thanks 👍
@@vinyldale Do you live in London?
@@clecioluiz2025 I live along the south coast
Hope your ok.lost my dad a few months ago.U2.Rattle and Him check out the song Heartland.
I'm ok Andy thanks for asking, have given Rattle and Him a listen will give Heartland another listen, thanks for watching and commenting much appreciated
here in the States we never say charity shop.....we say...Thrift Store
I know, it sounds so English, sometimes I do say thift store for my American viewers
Well there is lot of to listen.
I have couple times though should I also buy Don' Speak because I have only some Russian boothleg.
mr.Finglish (Bäd English Recs)
nice Blondie nice U2' albums, nice Stones, , Duran Duran , David Bowie , Elo , Gary Glitter, ZZ Top, Muddy Waters, Mama's and Papa's , Chuck Berry ,
nice Paul Simon , Sting , nice Queen, , nice Zeppelin 2 , nice Prince , Simply Red some very nice pick ups .
the u2 does look original , I have that ZZ Top greatest hits also 18 tracks good album, Muddy Waters some nice Guitar playing , another great guitar player Chuck Berry , i'm in the no category I never heard of the Bluebells ? The Eagles album is new and I heard not good like
Van Halen 3, Boston Love life and hope , Pink Floyd Umba guma , that Beach boys album? with that Simply Red album that's from the MTV era correct?
Thanks Mark, yes most of those Simply Red albums are from the MTV era, there wasn't to many people that had sky tv in the early 90s when I was a kid so never really got to see mtv, wasn't brought up with it though I used to watch beavis and butthead from uk channel 4 in the later 90's that was awesome though
Garry Glitter 😂
He who dies with the most CDs is the winner! ….. “didn’t really go out of my way to find these, I just came across them” typical of idiots who just have to have as much as they can get, probably don’t even like the band much but it’s another CD in the collection, perhaps leave shit you don’t want for others who might actually love it, it’s just fucking dumb
If someone buying CDs from a charitable cause is enough to upset you in life, simply don't watch, like you stated "its just fucking dumb"