New Music Finds
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- This is a weekly series where I collect all my most recent new music finds and present them to you. I get them from local record stores and online music retailers, like Amazon, eBay, and more. Check back every Wednesday for new episodes!
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Great, that you discovered Russ Ballard. He is one of my top 5 songwriters. My favorite album from him is "Barnet Dogs" with the hit-single "On The Rebound". This song was covered by Uriah Heep on their "Abominog" album.
Saw him three times live and he is such a nice guy, too.
Well, I would’ve never checked out that first Petra album if it weren’t for your video this morning that thing is gold. I got to add it to my collection.
Right!! I couldn’t believe how good it was either when I first heard it! I’m glad you’re enjoying it too.
Thanks for all the music info hope you had a great 4th of July
Great that you're digging into Petra! I have all their discography and love it, even considering all the changes in personnel and style. And I value the fact that they are spreading the word of God for 50 years (being myself a Christian). If you don't have Beyond Belief and Beat the System albums, I highly recommend them to you.
Hello from France brendon 😊. Petra sing jésus but brendon you're my god 😂😂😂😂.
At your next vidéo brendon 😊
Haha! Thanks Serge! 🙏
Great mention on Camouflage. The big hit was The Great Commandment. Synth pop at its best.
Beach Boys LA rules! I love those later albums too.
Enjoy every episode.... I have to say new music finds and what just dropped are two of my faves.
Who doesn't like a bit of cheese now and then!!
Great video !
I need to get that Sunbomb album. Petra is one of my top 5 favorite bands. Their best albums were from 1977 (Come and Join Us) to 1993 (Wake-Up Call). They did a cover of God Gave Rock n Roll to You on the second album Come and Join Us. Many people who don't consider themselves Christians are realizing how good many of the Christian Oriented bands are. Christian Rock or Contemporary Christian Music has been around since the late 60s with artists like Larry Norman. The Hard Rock and Heavier Music started around the mid to late 70s with artists like Resurrection Band (REZ for short) and Swedish band Jerusalem. Both bands released about a dozen or more albums including live albums over the years. Rez stopped around 2000 and do the odd live date. Jerusalem is still active mostly in Europe and released an album sung in Swedish last year called Stygn and will release an English version called Stitch or Stitches this year. Christian Hard Rock and Metal really took off in the early to mid 80s with bands like Bloodgood, Barren Cross, Barnabas, Leviticus, Messiah Prophet, Saint (similar to Judas Priest and Accept), Daniel Band and Stryper. That Holy Soldier was an awesome find! Last Train is a more bluesier album. I have a Japanese version of that too with different artwork. I paid around $23 Canadian years ago and now it's running around $50 or more. They released Promise Man in 1995 which is more grungier and a mostly live album/studio album called Encore in 1997. Other bands similar to Stryper and Holy Soldier you may want to check out besides the ones mentioned are: Guardian, Siloam, Angelica, Crystavox, Fear Not (similar to Skid Row and Slaughter), Narnia, Sacred Warrior (similar to Queensryche and Iron Maiden) and X-Sinner (similar to Cinderella, Def Leppard and Helix).
You find so many unique albums , that's amazing.
I like all this Christian rock band !
I recommend it to you Kaipa "Urskog" their last album , I believe you their albums
Happy 4th of July!!!!!
Thank you! Happy 4th Of July to you as well!
Greetings from Northumberland.
OK Brendon you've sold me on Petra so ordered a cool 3 cd boxset celebrating 50 years so look forward to hearing it.
Dont know why so many so called music fans? Dont like live albums? Live albums are when you see who the real artist are?
shark Island are great, but not the
typicall slaeze Band, also good the records
before 1989 👍✌️
Great video as always. Thanx
Brendon. Whitesnake’s Looking For Love is my favorite song….It is so about my love life when it comes to women.
I really like that Beach Boys album
after buying and enjoying the anno domini box set, my ozzy era sabbath lot showed up. it's great stuff too.
80s cheese! 😂I'm missing several ringo albums from that era. Nice find
You should check out the christian band RedSea. They only put out one album in 1994 called "Blood". It's a great album. The band included Greg Chaisson and Jeff Martin on bass and drums, from the band Badlands.
I’ve heard of that band but never listened. I’ll check them out. Thanks for the reminder.
Yeah! I recently bought Mark Free - Long Way From Love online, and guess what was sitting in the record store? Well, at least I got the reissue with the bonus stuff so it was still worth it.
I got the last Dare album that I needed: Beneath The Shining Water. I'm quite fond of their softer years. And today I got the s/t Aviary album in the mail, it's not my usual stuff but looking forward to hearing it. Oh, I also picked up Trevor Rabin - Rio after really enjoying Can't Look Away.
Bad Boy was produced by Vini Poncia who also produced Peter Criss’ solo album, Dynasty and Unmasked.
Yeah I’ve searched out the albums produced by Vini Poncia for just that reason as he’s done lots of those disco infused rock albums.
@@BrendonSnyder Gene’s way of working with the Beatles adjacent since he couldn’t get them on his solo on top of keeping Peter happy.
Hey Brendon “The Great Commandment” is the song by Camouflage. Your pal Bill
It's strange with Pete Best that I read he attended my primary school in the 1940s/1950s. Then it dawned on me that I knew a girl called Bonita Best who we used to joke was related to the soccer player George Best. It turns out that Pete Best was her father. I often wonder if my mother met him at parents evening!
Great finds yet again Brendon. There seems to be so much more choice of CDs in the US. I'd love to find such a varied array of CDs here in the UK. Tell me Brendon, do you replace the jewel cases on your used finds, they always look so clean and new?
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Hey brendon you outta check out Christian rockers bloodgood. They flat out rock
I picked up two of their albums a few weeks back 👍
I know Since You’ve Been Gone from Head East with John Schlitt singing, I’m sure you’ve heard it
I never hear you talking about Rush. It’s a band that apparently you love or hate. I love them and have been getting all of their 40th anniversary reissues and have not heard anything about Signals on CD. They only released it on vinyl. Any one have an idea?
Boggles the mind that people HATE Rush - consummate musicianship, highly intelligent lyrics from Neil Peart, continually adapting their sound, incredibly consistent catalog, kick ass live band, highly likeable human beings, Canadian (who doesn't like Canadians!??!) and their love for eachother really came through - awesome chemistry! Rush is why we have ears!
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Am sixty now and always say "if you don't like Rush, you're a dick."
What usually happens to me is an album will be digitally available on iTunes I go and purchase it make a phony on a blank desk. I've spent my Money on it and then The Artist goes and announces the albums coming out on CD really annoying. it happened most recently with the latest Luke Combs release.
Almost everything these days will eventually get a physical release. If nothing else you can always get it as an import. I refuse to pay for digital. I’ll stream it until the CD comes out and that way not spend any extra. At only $10 a month, one instance like what you experienced and you’ve paid for a whole month of streaming. You might consider it instead of buying digital copies individually if you prefer the CD format like me.
Petra…didn’t one of those albums have “Step By Step” on there? I remember that was the only video I ever saw of theirs.
So, that Whitesnake CD is basically the 1988 “Here I Go Again” Three track 12 inch plus two other tracks. 😆
I don’t think that song is on one of the albums I bought but I’m still really new to the band and the albums.
We had a bad experience at Academy Records. We went in 2022. I believe it was way after the mask law was over and they were still making us wear masks. My wife asked do we need to wear masks and when they said we do we walked right out Also the guy was not very pleasant about it either.
Well that’s just disagreeing with a store policy which they have the right to enforce. It’s like when stores check bags. For me I’d rather wear a mask and shop for music than ruin my day by being mad about a safety measure that’s designed to protect everyone.
@@BrendonSnyder well said 🎉❤
Thanks David, I try to never let anything get in my way of enjoying music!
If you like non preachy Christian rock. You should listen to Theocracy. They are on the progressive metal side.
Sunbomb didn't do it for me either - I didn't like the vocals so much.
They call it an album, you call it an EP; maybe is an EP that identify as an album!!
Pete Best was a okay drummer. But listen on TH-cam when he is playing with the Beatles. Is drumming is all over the place. But I do feel sorry for him. Buy the Pete Best band Haymans Green. It's a very good album. He got a good payout in the end. Also watch the dvd Best of the Beatles.