M&M Go Record Shopping
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 พ.ค. 2019
- AnalogPlanet editor Michael Fremer went record shopping with contributing editor Malachi Lui in Portland, Oregon. Yes, we had fun. We had almost as much fun, maybe as much, visiting Woodblock Chocolate, but that video is for another time. But here’s a fun fact: after that visit we stopped at a Goodwill and one of the first records we found there was a “Living Stereo” record called “The Chocolate Soldier”!!!!!!
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M, "That's a bootleg."
M, "It is?"
M,"Yeah, it's a bootleg."
M, "You sure?"
M, "Yes. It's a bootleg."
M. "Don't say it so loud".
That was hilarious and telling of how sharp that kiddo is...
Michael, you have tought me so much about what to look for when buying records. Even though i can't really afford anything fancier than a pro-ject carbon arm acrylic platter thing with a 2m red element, your commments and guidance concerning record care and finding the best cut to your taste makes a world of difference. A big thank you from Amsterdam, Maarten.
Thanks!
Thank you for helping to keep the music alive!!
I live just 10 mins away from the Cross Roads records. Happy to see you had an amazing experience in my home town! :)
I miss so much this duo. Can we have videos of you both back!???
So amazing! I wish we had something like this near CT
Even though we have different tastes, it's cool to see younger people like myself buy records
Yes, it is!
It's good to have a mentor/master, the knowledge is priceless. Well done Michael for bringing on this little dude.
yeah, Fremer learned a lot from the boy...
@@agfagaevart ha
@@agfagaevart That is very true. We learn from each other and that's the magic
When you live in Portland, playing records on rainy days is a thing.
Every record you buy or say I always go find them listen to see if I like them keep up the good work love your pods
FROM ONE MICHAEL TO ANOTHER MICHAEL ................. Wonderful kid and great movie, wonderful to see the next generation is well on its way and not least his passion for records. MAYBE YOU CAN MAKE A MOVIE where you review his hifi system, and help him with tweks and so on ..... maybe you yourself have a few different pieces left over that you can do without. Sincerely, Michael 🇩🇰🇩🇰
Love this kind of videos. Well done and keep on going U2.
Music millennium is fantastic. Always my first stop when I’m in Portland
Nice to see Mercury Rev get some love. Many other great scores as well, cheers guys!
I also just happen to have that George Crumb record sitting out right now, excellent!
Thoroughly enjoyed the love of vinyl and chemistry you and Malachi share in your acquisition of found treasures.
Was fun getting to meet you guys! Thanks Michael and Malachi for being so welcoming and friendly! You guys rock!
-Luke
I went to crossroads in 1997 and bought 100 records , great spot
The laugh is cracking me up. Good finds!
Great video
Awesome video. You guys together are awesome. Thank you!
Love seeing you guys talk about your record scores! 🙌🤘🏾🥓
Wow... Amazing stores. Nice to see young people get into the hobby and enjoying physical media.
I love the fact that a young man is so into this hobby as much as he is. Also your comment about “ it’s a great record for $6, I’m sure it’ll play good enough” I sounds like it came for any of us. I mean a man that gets a lot of great records given to him for review can still get as excited about a cheap record as I do, shows we are all kindred spirits in this great hobby. Awesome.
Nice buys!!
Great video. A&M records always had good sounding records.
This video was a tonne of fun. Thanks for sharing.
Kid is really into it.
Love the Kanye album! Different music tastes are awesome.
Smart Kid sure knows his stuff 😉 !
That kid is awesome. Such a happy little dude. If you ever get to Allentown Pennsylvania you should definitely check out Double Decker records.
I'm watching this many months later but I read this comment with a smile. From Allentown but live in Mont Co now. Double Decker is by far my favorite store in PA. Surprised to see it mentioned here on the interwebs.
a tip : watch movies on KaldroStream. I've been using it for watching loads of movies lately.
@Korbin Jaziel Definitely, I've been using KaldroStream for since november myself :D
@Korbin Jaziel definitely, have been using Kaldrostream for months myself :D
Another great video Michael, 1- you need to put your record list on your phone or a tablet something you can carry around & look to see if you have it or not. 2- Was there a Food Court on the 3rd floor in that record store LoL!! If your ever out in New York or Long Island area I'd love to go record shopping with you one day too..
@Malachi Lui Yes I did see quite a few video's of Michael with his record collection in the background so yes I will agree, But a list for me was very essential and I needed it granted I only got 4,300 LPS not as many as Michael has. I only did it because I got tired of getting doubles and trying to remember what I had, and putting it on the phone thing well it just made life easier when I went to conventions or record stores. Never the less it was a great video & I'm glade to see the young people shopping for records & getting into the music you got some really good finds and that King Crimson album your going to love it!!! Enjoy Happy Spinning..
Hope you have started putting your collection on Discogs. It helps you avoid buying duplicates of that record you already have multiple copies of.
@Malachi Lui How large is your collection?It's going to grow and grow and.......grow.
Try and do a few a day. Trust me you'll be glad you did. I have 1000 on there now and have several hundred to go. I kepy buying second copies of records I already had.
@Malachi Lui What is the difference if I put my list of Lp's on my phone in word or on Discogs isn't it the same? I mean what is the advantage ?
So great to see you n your little friend hang out
How about an episode on online record shopping next? For past few years I buy 90% of my records online, mostly discogs. I just can't justify the time to drive to record stores and dig through the crates...
Know we know where Michael's entire LP collection is gonna go to....
Yep, and it will be in good hands too...
Love me some Donovan, nice mellow yellow❤
Milt ‘Bags’ Jackson? 801? Messengers? Jack White? Etc. etc. etc. Woooww! The young man knows his stuff. Props!
He's been friends with Jack White since he was 10.
Analog Planet, That is cool. Must be a story there. Thanks for the quality videos.
Where was the streaming section?!Nothing more fun than record shopping. As a vinyl lover whose first record bought was Meet The Beatles in ‘64 from White’s Dept Store record dept on Long Island, I’m so glad to see these stores making it again, and to see Malachi’s passion.
I'm from Long Island where was that White’s Dept Store ? your probably older them me if you got it in 64 I was born 65 LoL!!! I'm always interested in the History of LI
White’s was on the south side of Sunrise Hwy right where 27A branches off 27 in Massapequa. Sunrise Mall is across from it on the north side.
They had a great record dept.
A Jerry Lewis double cinema opened next to it in ‘72.
In that same shopping center you also had Crazy Eddie’s and The Wiz come and go. Bought a lot of audio equipment from both.
I'm 15 going on 16 starting my record collection and cassette
@Abe Froman my cassete set up sounds just as good as my lp120
Great video , can’t believe your up in the PNW that’s awesome wish I could have met you while your up here .
Excellent stuff, Michael and Malachi. Keep on spinnin'.
Where are your store located
Nice to see Malachi with you again. 😊
The dynamic duo returns - excellent VLOG.
Omg what a such a good video stores wow can I ask you something did you see any vinyl of lana del rey and how much is it ? I saw morrissey vinyl wow amazing I'm from Mexico City and its hard to find vinyls
One thing I want to hear before I die is a "direct to disc" record!
Third man records does them
I have about 4.000 records and my 3 kids don‘t care. They love to listen to music with their iphones. It is what it is.
Well maybe you don't have music they like. Perhaps buy some records for them. If Michael Fremer can buy Kanye records for his kid, you should be able to too.
Think about it like this. Why would you blame your kid for not wanting to play the guitar but rather wanting to play the piano because of a song he likes.
Should do more videos with the kid.
Great video and record shops like those takes me back aways to my youth and Saturday afternoons spent searching for gemstones.
What didn't impress me was Bob Dylans impression of Michael Fremer....... think he needs to work on that a little longer :.)
Always two there are. Master and Apprentice. No more. No less.
@Steve Tllsdaleys You are a sad person.
Geez you guys cut the bbb bbbbbbb from The chairmen of the board song
The best part!
Thanks though love the channel
I believe the music in the background is by Cliff Robertson the song is called horses
Love record shopping!
Fun segment, seeing 2 of my haunts since I live in Portland. I am closer to Michaels age, and my son's both have the vinyl bug.
Millennium Records looks like a stellar store!
I just hope this video doesn't make them raise those insanely LOW prices and keeps it a well kept secret place to score brilliant vinyl.
@Malachi Lui I just sent the link to the owner!
I like this kind of videos. And really cool when people with different age is talking about records. More this.
mr. Finglish (Bäd English Recs)
You guys are the best!
MICHAEL , YOU ARE CLONING YORESELF
Portland has fantastic stores. I did a video series on these also, and more. It was a cool experience. The West Coast surely beats the East Coast on stores.
We have a place nearby that’s like 50 times the size of that place... Not so expensive.
Malachi Lui - Sorry, shouldn’t have knocked your place... Looks like a great place.
The place near us is Jerry’s Records in Pittsburgh. It’s similar but a lot bigger. The prices seem similar. They have a lot of $5 albums. I don’t have a turntable at the moment but hoping I can get a system at some point.
Maybe just me but I never pull a record out with the inner sleeve still inside the cover. I would think that may put extra scratches on it...
@Malachi Lui I understand, but I think removing them this way has some risk the record might get scratched against the cover. That's why I first remove the inner sleeve, then remove record, then put record back in inner sleeve, then inner sleeve back in cover..
Yep. I agree
Are there any books or spreadsheets that you would recommend for learning about deadwax information?
Fantastic video.
I like the Petty sound track.
Michael, i have a question for you. I have the following albums still sealed and was wondering if their worth anything. My guess would be no. "Paul Simon- Graceland" "Robbie Robertson" "Kool and the Gang-Ladies Night" "Alabama- Just Us" "Alabama- Feels so Right" "Commodores-Midnight Magic" I also wanted to say it looks like you two had a great time. I use to love collecting when i was younger but it's a bit harder now. Take Care
@Malachi Lui On the spine it's 25447-1 On the back lower left it's R-172315.
@Malachi Lui All it say's on the back is Mfd. by BMG Direct Marketing, Inc. As far as i know it's original.
@Malachi Lui Are you still with me?
@Malachi Lui Okay thanks Mike.
@Malachi Lui Oh, i'm sorry man. I wanted to talk to you anyway but then again didn't want to bug you. I just wanted to say how cool it is to see someone your age getting so excited about music. I have around 5000 cds but made a huge mistake in 2013 and got rid of all my vinyl. I'm still kicking myself. Anyway i could talk music all day. I'm a big Beatles fan and yes i saw them on The ED Sullivan Show back on Feb. 9th 1964 (on tv that is). Your knowledge about music is amazing to me. So listen, i'll stop for now because i'll just keep going on about records, bands, cds, radio. So take care man.
hi mike, wow.. solid pick ups for both you and malachi
I became a Music Millennium customer upon moving to Portland way back in November of '76, just in time for the Punk and New Wave explosion. MM, along with a number of smaller shops in Downtown Portland, was selling the UK 7" 45's I was looking for. I left Portland for Los Angeles in October of '78, where I lived until moving back to Portland three years ago. Much to my amazement, I found Music Millennium still in business, and in the exact same location! It is once again my main record store, and on this year's Record Store Day the line to get in the front door was three blocks long at 8:00 A.M.! In these past three years, every time I'm at the shop the floor space devoted to LP's has been greater than the last. When I was in Portland during December of 2009 (both my sisters live here), all the LP's were on the upper mezzanine, the street level rooms all devoted to CD's. My how things have changed!
My dad used to play the whole 20 minute side on the radio of that Herbie Mann and go u know where.
hahahaha!
Malachi, Soak up all Michael knowledge on records you have no idea what a gift it is. I wish I had a Michael!
I am lucky to have a Malachi!
Nice Mercury Rev grab.
Crossroads is one of my favs. Would spend 4-5 hours there.
You have your Rega up I see. Congratulations. #FreeStuff. You never have to trade up. Lower Rega P series, P3, are very upgradable into total giant killers, particularly through Groovetracer for not so much bread.
Hey Malachi! This is Luke! Hope you like that first pressing of Aja. You said you didn't have that exact stamper if I'm saying it correctly. Enjoy!
Music Millennium is my favorite record store!
Looks like a great store and great prices for those used discs. Some shops are taking the p1ss with their used prices these days
So, the next video will be M&M Chocolate shopping? That should bring in a few of the curious.
@Malachi Lui I figure you for a dark chocolate aficionado, but I have been wrong before. Something about vinyl and dark chocolate go together so well. Hope you enjoyed the tour.
@Malachi Lui I'll be right over. ;-)
When I lived in Portland in the late 80s, that lower level of Music Millennium was Classical Millennium. It was great. I last visited there 2 years ago; still wonderful. In those days, there were 4 excellent high end audio stores in town. When I visited 4 years ago and 2 years ago, the best is now Stereotype in the SE.
@Malachi Lui Hey there. No, I haven't. Will check it out next time I'm up there, probably next summer. Keep up the good work!
Can't wait for your review on WOODSTOCK - BACK TO THE GARDEN: THE DEFINITIVE 50TH ANNIVERSARY ARCHIVE
@Malachi Lui Exactly my thoughts, yet Michael is a journalist and Warner are a very large corporation pushing a limited edition, we shall see
i really wish my 14-year-old had even the slightest interest in record collecting.
tim brooks I got interested when I was 12 so only a few years ago
Find out what music they are listening too and buy them a record
Maybe you should worry more about having the slightest interest in what he likes instead of worrying about him being interested in what YOU like
@@nunyabiz2016 This!
Barnes And Noble is where I always buy vinyls
Malachi Lui, says the one who was praising Kanye West and who has a Radiohead profile picture, that’s about as mainstream as it gets. Anyways, keeping up the superiority complex and elitist mentality does nothing for the hobby. Furthermore, how will the whole audiophile community expand if people, like you, keep making the objective from the subjective?
@Malachi Lui You're not being an elitist? You literally called a woman with a dis an idiot and told her to get out of here. Learn to be polite, kid.
The Lee Michael lp is a really great psych album. I hope the condition was ok for you.
YAY! He's back! We love you Malachi! Cheers!
Country Music can sound good.... Jennings, Foley, Prine, Cash, Hiatt, Haggard
Great video. My two favorite records stores here in PDX!
Did you ever spin Dave Mason’s Alone Together that Michael gave you? I was 12 in 1970 when it came out. It’s Still one of my favorite records.
As for Kanye, I like what I have heard of his music. I’m a huge Neil Young fan and not everyone likes him but music is a very personal thing.....if you like it and it moves you is all that matters. Ignore the haters!!
@Malachi Lui Alone Together is full of great songs. Two of my favories are the acoustic World in Changes and the electric Look at you, Look at Me.
I was your close to your age when I started buying records in 1970. Have you listened to much of Neil Young? Also from 1970 Neil's After the Goldrush is another all time fav record. Highly recomended.
On the Beach is another great Neil Young Record from 1974.
Also check out CSNY 4 Way Street, a Live LP from 1971.
Must hear the Acoustic Cowgirl in the Sand and also On The Way Home.
I have my original copy I bought in 1970, but it’s in horrible shape. I also have the 180g NYAS version which is mint.
I sold all my records two years ago right before we moved to Portland from SF. Only kept a few records and Goldrush was my first NY records. Neil has continued to produce great music all theses years. Unlike guys like Dave Mason. Lucky my favorite artist has had such a huge number of great records.
Check out the NYA archives too. All his music in high res.for $19.99 a year. Plenty available for free too. He’s playing an acoustic show on May 17 in Portland. I can’t go because my son is graduating from college in LA on the 18th. Going to see him in Eugene the following week.
Btw, the guy in Crossroads plays complications which I think are on CD’s. Don’t tell Michael!
@Malachi Lui What did you think of "Alone Together"?
Some of these records were so cheap that it makes me wonder how much they would pay the seller for them.
Lots of Atlantic in that haul!
Kanye is this generations Radiohead
Man that's like heaven
Did you see anything from the past 10-15 years cut from analogue?
Am I the only one that thinks My Dark Twisted Fantasy might a little much for the kid?
good amount of Atlantic in that haul.
I think little Mal broke even there having both Kanye and Chico in the same haul (Hamilton being an actual genius and not a blowhard)
@Malachi Lui It's a thrill to hear back from you, I have read most of your published writing in the last year.
As a parent and grandparent, I wish three things for you in this world:
May you have a long life,
May you make a career out of doing what you love (including writing for the audio and music industry),
and
May you never actually meet your heroes.
Excelsior!
I would be in heaven there! Smell the records, and you can tell if they used turpentine or something!
Lol! It's true it's always the older men buying the vinyl. Great to see younger fans of vinyl records
"I'll probably look for Kanye records" teach him dad lol. No seriously it's nice just to see what record shops are like over there. Never been to US but I think ameoba would be in my schedule somewhere.
Intermodulation mono ❤️
AHhhh. I want that Coltrane!
I love Music Millennium!
Whatever happened to DJANGO records in Portland?
Think they went out of business. At one point around 2001, they bought up a chain of record stores in Southern California and ran them into the ground within about 2 years.
Go Malachi!
you don't touch a record that way !!!22:40