Rob Walker's Vinyl Tag 2024 (Vinyl Community)
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- Rob Walker's Vinyl Tag 2024 (Vinyl Community)
Rob Walker (from the TH-cam channel Rob Walker. let the music play.) has come up with 20 questions for the Vinyl Tag 2024.
In this video, I post my answers to the following questions:
1. Favourite record purchased in 2023.
2. Last record bought in 2023.
3. A band or singer that released two or more albums in the same year.
4. Favourite decade for music.
5. A record by a band or singer from Manchester.
6. Band or singer most listened to in 2023.
7. Show seven 7-inch records.
8. Choose four music-related people to attend an imaginary dinner party.
9. A musician that passed away in 2023.
10. Favourite country for producing music.
11. Choose three vinyl community channels discovered in 2023.
12. A record bought as a teenager.
13. A funk or soul record.
14. A record that everyone has, and a record nobody else has.
15. A record by a female artist bought in 2023.
16. Favourite video posted by me, and favourite vinyl community video watched in 2023.
17. A record that's a 1990's classic.
18. A record cover I'd like to be a part of.
19. A record that feels like a Greatest Hits.
20. An album released in 1974.
Also, check out the following vinyl community channels mentioned in this video:
Mike Vinyl Spiral @mikevinylspiral
Andy Ford @andysalbums
Madam Cyn @spongerubbertower
Stephen Schnee, The CD Junkie @StephenSchnee
JT's Record Room @jtsrecordroom3963
Rob Walker. let the music play. @robwalkerletthemusicplay
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Your channel came on my feed. Enjoyed your vinyl tag. I’m a supporter of Rob Walker. So I subbed your channel. Well done.
Hi Tony. Rob Walker is a great supporter of new channels. His was one of the first vinyl community channels I found, and I was eventually inspired enough to start posting my own videos. Thanks for your support. I've just left a comment on your channel as well. All the best, Carl
Hi Carl - Wonderful choices here. I am still struggling with my dinner party guests. Love that Clash 7"! Power Pop Shakers is a great series and it should win an award 🙂
Hi Brian. It was fun doing the vinyl tag. If you're going to go down the route of dead or alive, I suspect Leonard Cohen will be one of your guests ... The Power Pop Shakers videos are a labour of love. At some point, they may pick up more views. All the best for 2014, Carl
I had the original CD of the Exploding Hearts album... and recently bought the CD reissue! LOVE that Durutti Album!! Died Pretty put out some great albums and are virtually unknown. SQUIRE!! Great Mod stuff! The Clash records STILL sound exciting and fresh today! Thanks for the shout-out, Carl! Pleasant surprise since I hardly ever show up on anyone's list! :)
Hi Steve. I noticed that Hannah The Omaha Introvert showed the Exploding Hearts reissue fairly recently ... I saw Died Pretty in a small club in Leicester many years ago. They had a cult following in Spain ... We share a love for Squire and the Mod Revival ... The shout out was well deserved, as I admire your presentation style, your enthusiasm and the fact that you've introduced me to a few bands that passed me by. All the best, Carl
Nice, Durutti Column. Don't see them often in the VC. Greetings
Yes, I thought that too when I dug it out to show. Arguably the best guitarist to come out of Manchester ... and there's a lot of competition. I really like all the vocal samples on 'Vini Reilly' and the touches of flamenco guitar.
I was born in 1990 but 1970s is my absolute favorite decade for music as well. Paul McCartney's RAM is one of my favorites, along with Tom Waits - The Heart of Saturday Night, and Jim Croce 's - Life & Times or Don't Mess With Jim albums. Nice video!
The 1990's were a good decade too - grunge, Brit Pop, the start of riot grrrl and lots of indie pop underground acts. I also liked some of the trance dance music ... I only really know a few of Jim Croce's most well-known songs. He wasn't a big star in the UK ...Thanks for your kind words!
Hi Carl, your party sounds fun. Cheers
Hi Marcia. Let's hope Frank Sinatra and Johnny Cash are on their best behaviour. Take care, Carl
Hi Carl, great response to the tag. I am unfamiliar with Durruti Column so thanks for showing so I can check out. I look forward to seeing more videos.
Hi Steve. Thanks for watching, and your kind words. Durutti Column are excellent. I've only actually got 'Vini Reilly', so I need to check out some more of their stuff ... I'll be checking out your video soon. All the best, Carl
Hi Carl, not enough said about the Durutti Column and Otis is a great track. At last yes I have Deja vu!, great singles, cheers 👍
Hi Stevie. 'Otis' is so powerful. The vocal sample gets me ... I'm not a big fan of Neil Young; he has no quality control when it comes to record releases. But 'Deja Vu' is special. All the best, Carl
Greetings from the States Carl, just stumbled upon you, Good stuff, liked your '74 inclusion, Little Feat never put out a bad album and "Feats don't fail me Now" is top notch.
Hi Russell. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. Little Feat were on fire in 1974/75; certainly the equal of the Band. Lowell George's slide guitar was exceptional. All the best from the UK, Carl
Awesome man
Thanks. I'll be sure to watch your vinyl tag video soon. They are coming thick and fast this year.
Splendid Vinyl Tag. Good old RAM. Reminding me I only own one Clash 7’’, must remedy that. Otherwise many an unknown album and artist for me. You Sir got yourself a Scandinavian subscriber. Cheers!
Hi Morten. Thanks for your kind words. I'll check out your vinyl tag video soon.
@@carltweed942 Thank you, look forward to that 😊
I was going to show that Durutti Album!!! ..& wax lyrical about ‘Otis’ I Beleive one of the vocal samples is Tracy Chapman, I even did research 😆 Wonderful album. That CSNY is the only album my dad owned. I remember buying the second RFTC album in 92, absolutely loved it. I’m off to check out Hot Danko. Really enjoying this tag.
Hi Harris. I'm a bit obsessed with Durutti Column at the moment. The best guitarist to ever come out of Manchester? Yep. Did you read the interview with Vini Reilly in The Guardian last year as part of your research? It's easily found if you google it. There's no mention of course of Tracy Chapman (and Annie Lennox) on the album credits, but I think you're right ... Your Dad had good taste ... Dugong were a local band for me in the early 2000's. I'd describe them as a bit like an English Fugazi or Cap'n Jazz. I saw them live a few times. Wakefield was positively awash with brilliant bands at the time - Pylon, Dugong, Milloy and the Cribs (whatever happened to them?) were the cream. You can find some tracks by Pylon, Dugong and Milloy at a TH-cam channel called twinnedwitherlangen The track 'Tonight This Is Perfect' is indeed perfect ... Rob did a good job with this year's tag. Cheers, Carl
Hey Carl! Give me music from England and released in the 70's, and I would be content for the rest of my life. I agree, 'Ram' is Paul's best piece of work. Cheers!
Hi Steve. You would have loved being in the UK in the mid-70's, pre-punk. There were so many great progressive rock bands playing small and medium-sized venues, including Wishbone Ash and Mott The Hoople. The only things holding me back were not enough pocket money and still being at school. All the best, Carl
Hi Steve, I just left a message at the channel The Alan Rosenberg Show. I told him that he'd probably enjoy your channel. You have similar musical taste, and he keeps a database too. After we chatted yesterday, he posted a Vinyl Tag 2024 video.
@@carltweed942 Thanks Carl, very kind of you! I do a live stream every other Sunday with Marcia P, and Trevor's Flat Round Spun. Coincidentally, this Sunday we are going over my spreadsheet. Cheers!
@@alltheworldsastage899 I've only just really discovered Marcia P with her Vinyl Tag 2024 video. She is very funny! ... It would be great if Alan Rosenberg caught that live stream this Sunday.
Hello, Carl ! We're in Turks and Caicos today.. A Carribean cruise for the new year ! Your power pop shakers series is cool, and thanks much for the mention !Gonna do some record shopping in Miami..🎵
Hi JT. Have a lovely time on your cruise. I'm sure you'll find some great records too. Catch up soon, Carl
Happy new year Carl, hope you’re well? 🎉 yes, great McCartney double. 70’s all the way. Durruti Column another excellent choice, must pull my DC give a spin. I love Patti Smith, but Sinatra and Cash wow, heavyweights or what, I think we’d all be dumbstruck with those giants at the dinner party! I pulled that Clash picture sleeve 7” for the tag but didn’t show it, great single. Appearing on The Clash’s debut sleeve….yes!! Great video Carl. Mike
Hi Mike. Happy new year. I'm really enjoying Durutti Column at the moment ... I think a dinner party with just Patti Smith might work better. She is so disarmingly honest and charming in the interviews I've seen. When I've seen her live, the love for her from the audience is extraordinary. I was going to have Laurel & Hardy at the dinner party, but I couldn't find my album of them singing ... I thought of you when I picked the Clash album sleeve. The greatest band ever ... I'm a bit disorganised at the moment watching the vinyl tag videos. I've enjoyed catching a few of them on the TV (including yours and most of the UK contingent), but need to re-watch them on my laptop so I can comment ... I suspect Vinyl Tag 2024 will rumble on for a few weeks yet. Cheers, Carl
This is the first time I’ve seen someone show Ze Malibu Kids. Charolette Caffey is also a member and is married to Jeff McDonald. Anna Waronker is married to Steven.
Hi Richie. I had a 50:50 chance of being right on who Anna Waronker was married to. I should have checked! I was at least right in saying Astrid is Jeff's daughter (but to Charlotte Caffey!). I picked up the Ze Malibu Kids 7-inch single (and CD) on a trip to Madrid ... I was playing That Dog's debut CD a few days ago too. Thanks for watching. All the best from the UK, Carl
Hi Carl I loved your dinner party guests . Some great shout outs it’s always nice when new people start channels in January and Mike and Andy have stayed the course .. thanks for getting involved cheers Carl 👍
Thanks Rob. It's shaping up to be an even better vinyl tag than last year.
@@carltweed942 hi Carl . My theory is the vc is growing and growing and my stats say it’s far more popular than last year. And I think the questions are much better which then makes each video individually watchable. That’s my thoughts 👍
@@robwalkerletthemusicplay Definitely better questions. My favourite was the one about walking into an album sleeve. It reminded me how much I love the Clash ... There seem to be more VC channels cropping up all over the world ... If you've not seen it, check out the channel 'The Vinyl Hunters' and the video posted earlier today called 'This man has 30,000 albums'.
@@carltweed942 hi Carl I’ve just watched that vinyl hunters video. Good fun 👍
@@robwalkerletthemusicplay Barry needs his own fly on the wall documentary. The sort of character you only find in record shops. Paul Madam Cyn used to know him.
Cool 7"s, I don't have any of those records. I've got Scream, Dracula, Scream but not that other one by Rocket From The Crypt.
Hi Chris. A few people have commented on the singles. I really should start showing more 45's ... That Rocket From The Crypt album is pretty rare; especially this first pressing. I notice that the band have been playing a few gigs in San Diego and surrounding areas. It would be great if they went out on tour again ... All the best, Carl
I picked Sgt Peppers for my record everyone has. I have Deja Vu. Nice to see The Pains Of Being True At Heart. I love that album and their debut. My first pre-order for 2024 is from Slumberland. I liked your entry. I did mine as a comment because I'm not a video maker.
Hi Ed. Actually, that copy of 'Sgt Pepper' was my original copy that I bought in the mid-70's with my pocket money ... I have the first Pains Of Being True At Heart album on CD too. I still have a soft spot for Slumberland releases. I don't know if you've heard The Umbrellas? ... I see your comments all over the VC. You obviously have a real passion for music and have an amazing collection of 45's. You would pick up a large number of viewers if you did a video. Thanks for commenting. All the best from the UK, Carl
@@carltweed942
The Umbrellas are the band I have on pre-order. I've got their first album and a single. Victoria Falls were another fantastic band on the label. I've been a Slumberland fan since the 90s. Yeah..I have too many 45s! I've ran out of room numerous times. I'm addicted though, so what can I do? I don't know if I'll ever make videos. I wouldn't want to shock anybody by my ramshackle house and personal appearance. Who is that gray headed old fart with the white moustache? OMG, it's Ed!
@@mistery-ed7900 I'm psychic. The Umbrellas will be mentioned in my next Power Pop Shakers video. The singer reminds me a bit of Calvin Johnson from Beat Happening/the K Records boss. I'll check oot Victoria Falls ... I used to like Oddbox Topper. He hasn't posted for quite awhile. Nothing wrong with grey hair.
@@carltweed942
Back in the 90s I was a regular poster on the K records bulletin board. That was fun. My real reason for not making videos is no WiFi here and hit and miss connection. Also being rather shy, in spite of all my comments. I'll be sure to watch your video with The Umbrellas.
@@mistery-ed7900 That's cool about K Records. I saw Dub Narcotic Sound System live a couple of times.
long time carl - nice vid - i am still doing vids but youtube have me blacklisted so they don't notify my subs - politics - lots of albums for we to search - very sad to lose beck happy new year
Hi John. Happy new year. Always lots of music to discover. Cheers.
Happy new year Carl.
Some interesting records, many I am completely unfamiliar with.
Great choice with Ram, a 'masterpiece' is definitely not an overstatement.
I love the song Jesamine.
loved your party description, sounds like a lot of fun!.
Ha!..I very nearly showed Deja Vu on my tag video.
Nice Dugong and having very limited editions.
All the best.
Rob.
Hi Rob. Happy new year to you too ... The party question is a good one. I toyed with the idea of having Laurel & Hardy there, but I couldn't find my LP of them singing ... I didn't realise you'd already done a tag video. I've watched a few on TV, but not got round to posting any comments on my computer. I'll be sure to watch yours and to leave a comment. I wonder if Rob is watching all the tag videos. There are already nearly 80 on his playlist ... Dugong were a local band at the time and excellent live ... 'Ram' just gets better and better. It was definitely a few steps backwards to then release 'Wings Wildlife' (an album of mostly musical doodles). Cheers, Carl
@@carltweed942 Hi Carl
My video is uploading, but at nearly 45 mins and my Internet speed it could be a while!.
I think the tag will pretty much dominate most of the VC playlists for January.
@@robison5396 45 minutes!! I'll probably have to watch it in three or four chunks. The vinyl tag is definitely taking off this year.
Happy New Year, Carl!
I’m trying to make my way through the 2024 Vinyl Tags.
I enjoyed seeing your 7” singles especially. Wow Jesse Hector in 1961.
I remember the Seminal Twang label and own quite a few of those singles, but sadly not the Television Personalities, who I love.
Yes I own a copy of Deja Vu but certainly not Dugong Hat Danko! Never knew Rocket from the Crypt appeared on TOTP.
See you in a video soon, John.
Hi John. Happy new year. It's an absolute nightmare trying to work through all the vinyl tag videos. I'm watching them in little blocks of 2 or 3 at a time. There's so much content to comment on too. Marcia P's video is beyond brilliant, if you've not seen it yet ... I've had quite a few people say they liked the singles. I may not do it, but I was thinking of posting a series of videos showing random singles (mainly picture sleeve) - 29 for Feb 24, 31 for March 24, 30 for April 24 etc ... I think we talked about Seminal Twang before. There can't be many people that know the label ... Yeah I love the Television Personalities too. I'm reading Alan McGee's autobiography and he says nice things about Dan Treacy ... I always look forward to your videos. Take care, Carl
The singles per month sounds like a great idea. Please do it!
@@baggyhi-fi8628 Will do then. It was worth doing the vinyl tag video to have Paul Madam Cyn comment favourably on the singles.
Great Video as always Carl - loved it
Hi Alan. Thanks. Will you be doing a vinyl tag video? I think there are some good questions this year - especially the one about a record cover you'd like to be a part of. All the best for 2024, Carl
@@carltweed942 I don’t know. I’m mostly CDs instead of vinyl. Was great questions and loved your answers
@@TheAlanRosenbergShow It doesn't matter if you show mostly CD's. Nearly everybody likes CD's too. It's all about the music. It does take quite a bit of preparation though to answer 20 questions!
@@carltweed942 think I’m gonna try it. I’ll of course credit you where I found it.
@@TheAlanRosenbergShow That's great. The vinyl tag is really taking off this year. I look forward to seeing how you answer the questions.
Hi Carl, good choices with Ram & Wildlife... love the sleeve for Television Personalities... love the fact that you would want your girlfriend at the dinner party... Mike Vinyl Spiral has had so many shout-outs and quite rightly so... at last, I don't have a record everybody has due to the fact I don't like Neil Young lol... I'm a big fan of Stephen Schnee as well... Is that the US version of The Clash album? It looks a lighter green and the title is on the bottom. Great response Carl and a Happy New Year to you!
Hi Richard. I was hoping some new UK TH-camrs would emerge this year. I've not seen anyone yet. Like you, I'm struggling to watch more than a handful of the videos, so there might be someone. I think the Vinyl Tag will be around for at least the rest of January ... Stephen Schnee is so good. Very slick presentation, and he loves a lot of fairly obscure UK bands which I like too ... Well-spotted; yes it was the US version of the Clash's debut. All the best for 2024, Carl
Great tag. Numero has put out a lot of hard-to-find music. I really enjoyed the cool 45's that you showed. That's my favorite Sinatra album and I'm sure that he would be an interesting dinner guest. Great cover to be a part of, the long lost member of The Clash.
Hi Randy. Numero is certainly one of the best reissue labels out there. They did a power pop comp a few years ago which was excellent ... A few other people have commented on the singles too ... I can daydream of being the long lost member of the Clash. All the best for 2024, Carl
Hi Carl HNY just checking on here I watched this couple of days ago and now forget what you showed suffice to say your videos are always good basement beehive I'll have to check that one, incidentally I can never find good prices on Amazon it's way of searching is really odd. You put in vinyl sale and cone up with Fleetwood Mac rumours whatever you put in 😅
Hi Martin. I've been watching a lot of the vinyl tag videos on TV. It's good seeing them on a big screen, rather than slouched over a computer, but you can't leave a comment. By the time I get round to watching on the computer, I've forgotten some of what I saw. I did watch yours again in detail, as it was impressive ... Re Amazon, it's amazing how the prices fluctuate on older items. The Beach Boys' 'Sail On Sailor CD box set was between £100 and £140 all last year, and then all of a sudden it dropped to £40. You have to be patient and keep checking on your saved items ... 'Basement Beehive' has gone up in price again on Amazon. Happy new year, Carl
Hi Carl. Thanks very much for the shoutout. I agree that Ram is Paul McCartney's best album. You don't often see The Durutti Column on the VC, they seem to be overlooked but they're a great Manchester band. The singles you showed were a highlight for me. Cheers Mike
Hi Mike, you're welcome. I've been following you since last year's vinyl tag. I'm hoping a few new people from the UK jump on the vinyl tag for 2024. Rob came up with some good questions - especially the one about an album sleeve you'd like to walk into ... I have watched your latest tag video on the TV, but I will be watching it again soon and posting a reply ... Funny, I thought of you when I picked out the Durutti Column. A brilliant guitar player with his own style. It was nice that he was included in '24 Hour Party People'. If you've not read it, there is a good interview with him from last year in The Guardian ... I must start showing more singles - I've done the odd video in the past. All the best for 2024, Carl
All of the 7" singles are brilliant. I love seeing singles that I don't own. Sundazed & Norton are my favorite reissue labels. Great funk title. JT's channel is a favorite of mine as well. Cheers, Carl
Hi Mark. Thanks for commenting. I should start showing 7-inch singles more. On top of being cool, they are easier to handle in front of the camera than albums ... You named two of my favourite reissue labels - Sundazed and Norton. I'm still haunted by a visit to a charity shop/thrift store a few years ago. Somebody was already rummaging through the small selection of records. They'd picked out some Norton label LP's in shrink for probably a pound each. I couldn't believe it. You never normally see stuff like that in charity shops ... JT is the best at finding the bargains! Have a great 2024, Carl
That's a lot of vinyl to digest here. The majority of those records you displayed I've never heard of. The one that caught my eye was The Exploding Hearts from Portland, Oregon. I've never heard of them but I going to look for it. I just researched them and it's such a tragic story. Loved the dinner party guests selection and the Sex Pistols analogy, I couldn't agree more with that album. I also view the channels of JT's and Norman Maslov as well, and I always enjoy your Power Pop Shakers series. That one I always look forward to.
Another great video again Carl.
Hi Tom. Thanks for your kind words. It took a bit of time getting the answers together. I tried to have a mix of well-known stuff and some more obscure things that I really like (especially the 7-inch singles) ... The Exploding Hearts had so much potential. It is so desperately sad how it all ended.There are plans for there to be a documentary about them if the finances can be raised. There are a couple of tracks by them on my Power Pop Shakers playlist too ... The dinner party guests question was fun. I was going to have Laurel & Hardy at the party, but I couldn't find the album I have of them singing ... There will be another Power Pop Shakers video soon. I've already uploaded loads of tracks to the playlist, and just got waylaid by Christmas. All the best, Carl
Great job Carl.
That Exploding Hearts has come up twice today in tags, sounds right up my ally as well I will have to seek that out.
Paul was always busy.
I went 70s as well.
I’ve certainly become more familiar with bands for Manchester after all these tags.
Loved all of the 7” didn’t know a single
One but the covers were very intriguing
Good party I would 💯 attend that party. Great guest add in at the end!
Great funk
I have not not had the record everyone has, and not had the one no one has.
I will look for the power pop series.
Great album
To be on/in
Again great job sir very well done. I have Subed and look forward to future and precious content.
Hi Racer. Thanks for leaving a comment. The Exploding Hearts' debut had so much potential. If you like them, you'll probably find a lot more music to scratch your power pop itch on the 'Power Pop Shakers' playlist ... The party question was a good one, because it allowed your mind to wander. Same with the question about the album sleeve you'd like to step into .... Has anybody managed to keep up with all the vinyl tag videos? Even Rob Walker has struggled. I've not seen your video yet, but I WILL watch and leave a comment in the next couple of days. And thanks for subscribing to. It's much appreciated. All the best, Carl
P.S. Can you remember who else mentioned the Exploding Hearts?
@@carltweed942 I will check out both them and the shakers playlist, I am familiar with many but far from all! I guess define keep up :-) Im at about 20-30 I believe, all have been a great watch. And thank you i appreciate it, have an awesome day sir!
@@carltweed942 I went back over my history and cant seem to find it now :-( I sure they mentioned the car crash etc as well, Unless I watched two from you and it was in another one? Sorry its cold here my Brain is frozen :-)
Happy New Year Carl! That's a powerful dinner party line-up, so wise to have your girlfriend's help. Nope not heard of Dugong. Sex Pistols a great pick. Some great responses there, cheers Dale
Hi Dale. Dugong were a local band for me in the early 2000's. I saw them live a few times. A bit like a British version of Fugazi. All the best, Carl
hey carl. prob been awhile. hadnt heard of exploding hearts. sound interesting. gotta look into them. nice on Pains of Being Pure at Heart. Great band. That surprised me you pulling that one out. speaking of Redd Kross have u ever seen Desperate Teenage Lovedolls? Not that its a good movie but an interesting side note to their career. Good choice with Sex Pistols. Cool stuff.
Hi Steve. Just before I came on my computer I saw your vinyl tag video on my TV. I love watching on TV; the only downside is I can't leave a comment straight away. I will leave a comment soon(ish) .... If you're wanting to see the full list of vinyl tag videos, Rob Walker has set up a playlist ... I really enjoyed your video. I was reminded of the fact we've talked about the Muffs and the Hoodoo Gurus in the past. I would have loved to have known Kim Shattuck. At least I got to see her live once (in Manchester at a small club venue) ... The Exploding Hearts were special. There is possibly going to be a documentary about them, if the finances can be raised. You can check out their music on TH-cam. I particularly love the tracks 'Modern Kicks' and 'So Bored' ... I'd not listened to The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart for a long time. Their first album was great too. I didn't know until I did my video that Kip Berman has been recording for a while as The Natvral (I hate deliberately mis-spelled names), and his latest album came out last summer ... I've not seen 'Desperate Teenage Lovedolls', but I've checked and it's on TH-cam. Thanks for watching and commenting. I'll try to keep in touch more in 2024, Carl
@@carltweed942 yeh The Muffs live were always awesome. Her & Ronnie exchanging jabs was always fun. I discovered The Pains prob in 2007/2008. There was a music video show in NYC called New York Noise that played so much great stuff. Introduced me to a lotta bands I prob never would’ve heard about. Good hearing from ya dude.
@@STEVEHEROLD New York Noise sounds cool. Through the wonders of the internet I've found a TH-cam channel called NewYorkNoise with loads of videos. Excellent picture quality. I can see myself watching all of these. Cheers.
@@carltweed942 yeh. i prob should’ve mentioned there were some clips of it on youtube. i would DVR it every week and watch it when i’d come home from work late night. i’ve been thinking of doing a vid about it and talking bout the bands I discovered watching it.
@@STEVEHEROLD That sounds like a great idea Steve.
The dog that don't remember your name from the exploding hearts name is bluto
You're right! That was a great line in the song.