Yes. His life and his passion to record all those folk songs in the US and around the world are phenomenal. What a legacy and thank goodness all this great music are in the US Library of Congress' music archives. It's great to meet a fellow Alan Lomax fan. I have a few of his albums and cds. They are wonderful.Chris Strachwitz of Arhoolie Records is similar. He also went and sought to record obscure blues and folk music in America too. Sadly, he passed in May 2023. Thanks for stopping by and
Ten albums i listen to the mist right now 1) Blind Faith / Blind Faith 2) Bridge Over Troubled Water / Simon and Garfunkel 3/ Abbey Road / The Beatles 4) Lonesome Dreams / Lord Huron 5) A Charlie Brown Christmas / Vince Girauldi 6) Tabula Rasa / Arvo Pärt 7) Raising Sand / Robert Plant and Allison Krause 8) Charity of Night / Bruce Cockburn 9) Joshua Tree / U2 10) Crosby Stills and Nash / CSN
My list is: 1. Kate Bush - Hounds of love 2. David Sylvian - Secrets of the beehive 3. Simple Minds - New gold dream 4. Swing Out Sister - Kaleidoscope Affair 5. Tears For Fears - Songs from the big chair 6. Bjork - Debut 7. Massive Attack - Blue lines 8. Duran Duran - Duran Duran 9. New Order - Low life 10. Pet Shop Boys - Behaviour
My listening experiences depend on a lot of co-efficients. My music habits certainly depend on my mood and what's happening in my life personally and professionally.Thanks for stopping by and watching.
The Moby album made my list also. If you haven’t heard he has remade a lot of these songs on his last 2 albums They are beautiful. That is the best Spinners albums. 70s soul was amazing with Stylistics, Delfonics etc…. Also good to see BAD. Nice eclectic play list
I had no idea Moby has remade some of his songs. Thanks for the update on that and stopping by and watching. And yes, that really is the best Spinner album ever.
The Allman Brothers Band - At Fillmore East The Allman Brothers Band - Eat a Peach Derek and the Dominoes - Layla and other Assorted Love Songs The Velvet Underground and Nico Lou Reed - Transformer Lou Reed - Rock-n-Roll Animal The Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers The Rolling Stones - Exile on Main Street The Marshall Tucker Band - Where We All Belong Lynyrd Skynyrd - Second Helping
Hello..I heard about you on Rachel's Ghost from Rob Walker...I'm really enjoying your channel...a breath of fresh air I'd say...keep up the good work 👍
I am subscribing simply because of the variety in your selections. I appreciate people who have eclectic tastes. For me, music is helpful in setting the mood, or enhancing the mood that you’re in. If I am in a certain type of mood, maybe Bach will be perfect. Other days, perhaps The Dead Kennedys are more suitable. It’s nice to have a choice that can fit, no matter how you’re feeling. Thank you for sharing your list, and introducing me to some new artists!😊
Yes. Apparently the producer of Ameilie, Jean-Pierre Jeunet, heard one or two of his songs and decided to use all of his music for the soundtrack. Amazing! Thanks for stopping by and watching.
Thanks for your list its is so eclectic. I investigated some Gabor szabo after watching your video and im hooked i was blown away by his interpretation of sixties songs. ❤❤❤ Thanks again
Glad you approve of my "Go To" albums for 2023. I pretty much listen to Szabo's "Dreams" and "Sorcerer" albums every day! Glad you are enjoying Szabo's music. Also, Santana has gone on record to say Szabo is his guitar hero. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
@@retromusings your knowledge is great as well I don't usually subscribe but I couldn't help it lol. I watched your video on ska scene in Coventry and thought it was fascinating your great communicator hope you get loads of subscriptions. I like the beat as well but didn't know about the band's afterwards. Anyway look forward to next video 👍🏻😊
My list: Pink Floyd - Dark side of the moon Supertramp - Crime of the century Dire Straits - Sultans of swing Steely Dan - Can´t buy a thrill The Beatles - Sgt Pepper´s Metallica - Black Album The Smiths - The queen is dead Marillion - Misplaced Childhood Pavlov´s dog - Pampered Menial Jethro Tull - Songs from the Wood. Peace.
How’s this for Eclectic: Keith Jarrett- Bremen / Lausanne Concerts Little Feat- Rampant Syncopatia Pixies- Doolittle Jimi Hendrix- Band of Gypsys Captain Beefheart- Clear Spot Weather Report- Heavy Weather Yes- Yessongs Neil Young- Everybody knows this is Frank Black and the Catholics- Pistolero David Bowie- Aladdin Sane Bent Knee- Shiny Eyed Babies Earth Wind & Fire- All n All Aja- Steely Dan Jeff Buckley- Grace Narada Michael Walden- The Dance of Life A Tribe called Quest- Low End Theory There’s tons of music to explore and listen to out there, people don’t have to limit themselves to Drake, Taylor Swift, Beyoncé and Ed Sheeran.
I was lucky enough to live in London for a few yrs late 80's early 90's. I foolishly stopped buying vinyl in the 1980's in a transition from audio cassettes to CD's. I think back to the treasure trove of European vinyl that I had access to if I wasn't being so pig headed!! OMG, all the great UK & German pressing's of Beatle albums ect. Oy! The music I remember most from that time was The Pet Shop Boys, Lisa Stansfield, Seal and Unbelievable by EMF. Madonna of course was still a huge sensation. (You can see where my head was at) Anyways, I'm new to your channel
Your experience really resonates as I did the same thing too. As an 80s/90s fan, love all the artists you have mentioned. Many thanks for stopping by and watching.
Indeed it is. The song's ending with Phlllipe Wynn taking it to church is killer. My favourite track on there is "I'll Be Around". Thanks for your kind comment and stopping by. Hope to see you again.
Wonderful to see Pat Metheny mentioned in your list along with the amazing Gabor Szabo. They seem to be generally overlooked in the vinyl community that seems to focus mainly on rock and pop music. You've got awesome eclectic taste that's for sure. All your videos are great.
Just came across your channel today, and given your eclectic taste I have subscribed. While not a hardcore Pat Metheny Group fan I like "Last Train Home" a lot, a very evocative track. My favourite albums of his are a couple of mid-70's albums "Bright Size Life" anď "Watercolors", not the least of which is because of the bass players on each of those namely Jaco Pastorius and Eberhard Weber respectively. I look forward to seeing more of your collection
I have "Bright Size Life" and "Watercolors" too. They are fantastic. Some of my favourite Metheny albums are "Beyond the Missouri Sky" and "One Quiet Night". Thanks for stopping by to watch and comment, and for following my channel.
I am British and, like you, I've often mistakenly thought Moby is British - I think the reason, for me anyway, is because I often confuse him with Fat Boy Slim (Norman Cook). They both had huge songs in the 90s, in similar styles, and It's like my brain is hard-wired to confuse the two of them. Some great choices you've made here - I'm listening to the Pat Metheny as I write this and enjoying it very much!
I have "Still Life Talking!" Good album. Gabor Szabo's name is known to me via a credit on Santana's "Abraxas" album ("Gypsy Queen"). All these years I thought he was Latin, Brazilian perhaps; didn't know he was Hungarian. Thanks for that info. You're very knowledgeable about the music, which makes you fun to listen to.
I loved the Big Audio Dynamite lp you showcased. I didn't know what movies the samples came from until much later, when I got on this Clint Eastwood kick, and found so many of them in the 3 westerns he did with Sergio Leone, especially The Good the Bad and the Ugly. Such fun! Thanks for this wonderful video.
Great to meet a fellow BAD listener. And yes, it's really fun to hear the dialogue from those westerns dropped in the various songs on that album. The music videos are pretty fun to watch too. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
Awesome selections all of them. That Moby album is fantastic. I would highly recommend the album Simple Things by Zero 7 similar era of the downtempo vibe with live instrumentation. Or have you heard of it?
Your list is so eclectic! Such a fresh change from all the videos I've seen on other channels. "Play" is one of my favorite ambient chill albums. The "Play B-Sides" is even better IMHO! Need to catch up on all your videos.
Yes. Couldn't agree more about Moby Play's B-Sides. That came with the limited edition double cd and it's absolutely killer with more sampling from the Alan Lomax recordings. Glad you enjoyed my go-to list. Thanks for stopping by and watching again.
I've been watching a lot of these videos lately. I must say that your video is the best! The variety of music was outstanding. Moby, Metheny and David Gray along with that soundtrack. OMG! I've been lucky enough to see Pat and Moby live.
Oh wow. Many thanks for your kind comment. Great to meet a fellow fan of Moby, Metheny, Gray and the Amelie soundtrack. It must have been an amazing experience seeing Metheny and Moby live. Thanks for sharing that and stopping by to watch the video.
That's fantastic. I do hope you enjoy all these artists. My favourite Metheny album is "Beyond the Missouri Sky" with Charlie Haden. Whilst it's my favourite, for some reason, I really haven't listened to it over the past year. Moby also came out with albums featuring different versions of his songs featured in "Play" too. David Gray's "Lost Songs" are really wonderful in my view. Thanks for stopping by and watching
Wonderful to meet a fellow fan of Cafe Bleu and B.A.D. BAD's follow-up 1986 album "No. 10 Upping Street" I think is fantastic with "V Thirteen" and "C'mon Every Beatbox". Thanks for stopping by and watching.
Thanks for your kind comment. Yes. I picked up an Impulse copy of Szabo's "Sorcerer" at Rough Trade Records in East London earlier this year. It's amazing. The sound is crazy good! Thanks again for stopping by and watching.
Amazing range of music in your list. I'm crazy about Gabor Szabo and I think you are the only one in the VC community who has talked about him in their videos. Similar to earlier comments, you seem to have an amazing taste and knowledge of music. Enjoyed your video a lot. Thanks!
Cool. Thanks for putting me onto The Spinners, Style Council, The Jesus and Mary Chain, David Grey...never heard of them but liking the music. All the best, Keep on it! *thumbsup*
Gabor's other albums are incredible too. His live album "Sorcerer" is pretty cool. Santana has said that his guitar hero is Gabor Szabo. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
Paris Match is just brilliant isn't it? Really enjoy Everything But the Girl too. I'm afraid I don't have a copy of Confessions of a Pop Group. My bad! Thanks for stopping by and watching.
Glad you liked the selection and yes, The Spinners are incredible. So many hits in their catalogue of music. Will check out Shuggie Otis too. Thanks for stopping by.
Glad you approve. Metheny 's music is just brilliant. "Beyond the Missouri Sky" with Charlie Haden is amazing too. Thanks for stopping by. Hope to see you again.
Glad you approve. Thanks for stopping by and watching. Also love your profile image as I am a huge fan of the Raiders especially when they were in Oakland. As a young kid, I remember watching on telly Kenny "The Snake" Stabler , the "Ghost at the Post" Dave Casper, Fred Biletnikoff with all that stickum in his hands and football jersey as wide receiver and Dave Plunkett when he was QB. :-) Go Raiders!
@@retromusings We have much in common my friend! I miss those days but I am still hoping we can turn it around. So happy your channel popped up in my feed. I will set aside some time to binge watch your content:)
MY list: Fleetwood Mac - Rumors. Static X - Wisconsin Death Trip B-52's - FIrst album Led Zeppelin - FIrst Album. Nirvana - Baby Album. Bad Company - Bad Company Uriah Heep - Demons and Wizards. Pink Floyd - Dark Side of Moon. The Cars - The Cars. Funkadelic - Funkadelic
So glad to see The Style Council in one of these lists. Nearly made my list but got edged out just barely by China Crisis Flaunt the Imperfection which is… just wonderful (the album that was produced and colaborated with Walter Becker from Steely Dan). Love those B:A:D albums, even the final Mrk. II edition of the band. Love the list, lots of inspiration 😊 Thanl you.
Oh wow. I have China Crisis' "What Price Paradise" album and love their "Arizona Sky " and "Best Kept Secret" songs on there. I don't have "Flaunt the Imperfection" and will check it out. And yes, BAD's follow-up album "No 10 Upping Street" is great. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
@@retromusings flaunt the imperfection features perhaps their biggest hit, the terrific King in a Catholic Style! I did a Baseball Teams and Music video two weeks ago where Arizona was represented by Arizona Sky 😊
Great selection. I love the BAD album, one from my teenage years I had the poster from the album on my bedroom wall😂. It sounded unlike anything else when it was released, I think Donn Letts played a big part bringing the sampling to the overall sound. I also have the Amalie soundtrack, it’s been ages since I last listened to it, something I’m going to put right now. Andy
Great selections, if we are talking at the moment, the albums I’ve been listening to the most would probably be: Brian Eno - Apollo Gong - Flying Teapot Radiohead - In Rainbows Pink Floyd - Dark Side of The Moon Dinosaur Jr. - Your Living All Over Me Air - Moon Safari Mercury Rev - Yerself Is Steam Portishead - Dummy Goldfrapp - Felt Moutain The Gurdjieff Ensemble (Levon Eskenian) - Komitas
Oh wow. Some of the artists on your lists I really enjoy (Portishead/.Goldfrapp/Radiohead./Air) and some I am not familiar with and will check them out. Thanks for sharing your favs and stopping by.
What an eclectic and wide-spanning music taste you have, not too dissimilar to mine although I tend to stick to the more ‘mainstream’ performers, but still very much late 70es, 80es and some early 90es. Just like you I always find myself discovering some music I simply missed and glazed over back in the day, Spotify is a godsend for that. :) I like your down to earth presentation style, without pomp and hype. Subscribed.
What an awesome selection and not the usual stuff that's mostly showcased. I've had Dreams and Spinners on my turntable recently and David Gray had a prominent place on my iPod back in the day and it definitely still holds up. I didn't know Pat Metheny Group but now I'm hooked and I'll be looking for my old Amelie CD. Thanks for the great video.
Glad you approve of my go-to music for this past year and that you are enjoying Pat Metheny's music. My favourite albums are Off Ramp, Still Life Talking, First Circle, One Quiet Night and Beyond the Missouri Sky.Thanks for stopping by.
Glad you approve. My favourite Pat Metheny albums are "Beyond the Missouri Sky" with Charlie Haden, "Off Ramp" "One Quiet Night" and "As Falls Wichita, So Falls Wichita Falls" . Szabo's "Dreams" and "Sorcerer" are my favs too. Thanks for stopping by to watch.
@@retromusings From “As Falls Wichita, So Falls Wichita Falls”, my favorite piece is the dedication to Bill Evans “September Fifteen”, which was the date that Bill Evans passed away. Great song, very sublime. One of my top Pat Metheny’s albums.
I love a lot of those albums. Recently, I’ve been spinning that Pat Metheny album quite a bit. Last November I first heard his album “Off-ramp” which I’ve been spinning nonstop. It caused me to search out other albums of his. Now, I have about eight of his albums. He’s coming to Detroit on September 30th, but the tickets are so expensive. Anyways, this is the first video I’ve seen of yours. I’m going to watch more. I’ll also subscribe.
Another fav Metheny song is "Are You Going With Me" from the "Off-Ramp"album. I'd love to see him in concert. I too have a number of his vinyl albums. Shame ticket prices these days are pretty expensive. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
Unique picks! Interesting info! That’s cool that they used those samples of older songs. I remember enjoying the movie Amelie. I love Moby and I love his great great grandpop’s book Moby Dick! I’ll check out more BAD. I love Pat Methany. And Mike Stern and John Scofield. I sold all my vinyl in Greenwich Village when I needed moolah. I’m gonna start collecting again at some point. My brother Craig recently started buying vinyl. And his jazz band, Dark Tide Brass Band, has a new video. He plays sax. Have a super day 👍✨✨✨✨✨✨✨
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this thread and I had no idea Moby was related to the author of Moby Dick! Good luck on collecting vinyl again.Hope it'll be a fun and epic vinyl journey. Thanks for stopping by.
Thanks you! Really enjoyed learning about your taste; love how it's broad but selective. For Gabor Szabo, you may want to check out "Nightflight," aka his "Philly soul" album, a collaboration with the likes of Bunny Sigler (producer), Raymond Earl, Scotty Miller and Dexter Wansel (basically, Instant Funk). For me, "Keep Smilin'" is the winner; its extrapolation of William DeVaughn's classic "Be Thankful" gives the smooth groove an extra dose of fun.
Yes. I have "Nightflight" and couldn't agree more with your assessment of this album. "Dreams" was produced by Gary McFarland who worked with Bill Evans. It seems Szabo was successfully able to evolve with changing musical tastes throughout his career. He was certainly taken away much too soon as we're poorer for it. Thanks for watching.
I also discovered Gabor Szabo from a random TH-cam recommendation. Great album! I have it on CD but would love to get the vinyl just for the cover artwork
Right now my list in no order: 1. Jun Togawa "Suki Suki Daisuki" 2. Jun Togawa "Tamahime Sama" Vinyl for these two means semi-spendy imports from Japan, but well worth it. Stream at least. 3. Hurray for the Riff Raff "Life on Earth" 4. Parekh & Singh "The night is Clear" 5. Liraz "Roya" 6. Otoboke Beaver "Super Champon" 7. Otoboke Beaver "Itekoma Hits" Both OB LPs available on their Bandcamp page. You may get autographed ones if still available. 8. Serani Poji "Ochamekan" 9. Joanna Sternberg "I've Got Me" 10. Brandi Clark - self-titled
Love Still Life Talking. Unfortunately I only have it on CD. I saw the Pat Metheny Group a couple times. Sad there will never be another concert. RIP Lyle Mays
In the early 2000s, I got rid of my cd collection which included all my Metheny cds. I regret that so much. In the past few years, I have been buying the cds back again to listen. I never saw Metheny in concert. That must have been an amazing experience. TH-cam is great to be able to watch his concerts online. Thanks for stopping by.
I’m so glad this video showed up in my suggestions. I really enjoy your style. Very articulate and down to earth. Definitely one of the classiest VC channels. Subscribed!
You will find Gabor Szabo on Chico Hamilton's ( jazz drummer) records of the 1960's .A few years back I picked up on the guitarist Julian Lage through the great saxophone player Charles Lloyd. Maybe you know of him .
Oh wow. I had no idea about this. Thanks for passing on this info. I will certainly look up Chico Hamilton, Julian Lage adn Charles Lloyd too. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
@@retromusings I noticed you take the time to respond to all comments. Your taste in music is admirable and dedication to your followers even more impressive.
Thanks for your kind comment. I appreciate viewers taking the time and trouble to watch my videos so it's very important to me to let them know I appreciate and value their comments.
Yes. Do check out the soundtrack and the film is wonderful. I am listening to Amelie as i write this! It's on repeat. :-) I usually listen to it on the weekends. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
hello retro, very interesting video on the ten albums that you go back to the most! you have nice eclectic tastes and a cool selection of artists. that spinners lp is a great one for sure. some of your selections are new to me, but sounds like they would be quite nice to check them out. thanks for sharing, and nice to see you again! take care
Glad you enjoyed watching. As ever, thanks for stopping by. The Spinners had to change its name to "Detroit Spinners" after the group discovered there was another group called the Spinners in the UK. That's why the albums sold in Britain had the "Detroit Spinners" on the cover while the North American lps just had "The Spinners". I bought my copy in Britain.
thanks retro for that info. i didn't realize thatthe name change to the detroit spinners was for this reason. i learned something new! thanks again and take care.@@retromusings
Interesting and unique list. My suggestion: David Bowie -Ziggy Stardust Bob Dylan - Street Legal Townshend - Who came first Neil Young - Time fades away Rolling Stones - Exile On Main Street John Coltrane - A love supreme Miles Davies - Sketches of Spain Sex Pistols - Never mind the bollocks Motörhead - Orgasmatron John Cale - Music For a new society
Oh wow. Kind of you to think so."Psychocandy" is another fab JAMC album too. BAD's follow-up album, No 10 Upping Street is pretty good with "V Thirteen" and "C'Mon Every Beatbox" on there. The whole lp is great in my view. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
Kudos for mentioning Alan Lomax. He doesn't get nearly enough credit for his amazing contributions to American popular culture.
Yes. His life and his passion to record all those folk songs in the US and around the world are phenomenal. What a legacy and thank goodness all this great music are in the US Library of Congress' music archives. It's great to meet a fellow Alan Lomax fan. I have a few of his albums and cds. They are wonderful.Chris Strachwitz of Arhoolie Records is similar. He also went and sought to record obscure blues and folk music in America too. Sadly, he passed in May 2023. Thanks for stopping by and
Ten albums i listen to the mist right now
1) Blind Faith / Blind Faith
2) Bridge Over Troubled Water / Simon and Garfunkel
3/ Abbey Road / The Beatles
4) Lonesome Dreams / Lord Huron
5) A Charlie Brown Christmas / Vince Girauldi
6) Tabula Rasa / Arvo Pärt
7) Raising Sand / Robert Plant and Allison Krause
8) Charity of Night / Bruce Cockburn
9) Joshua Tree / U2
10) Crosby Stills and Nash / CSN
Fantastic list! Thanks for stopping by.
Good to see The Style Council getting some love!
Couldn't agree more. I think Paul Weller is really such a great artist who is still producing music. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
My list is:
1. Kate Bush - Hounds of love
2. David Sylvian - Secrets of the beehive
3. Simple Minds - New gold dream
4. Swing Out Sister - Kaleidoscope Affair
5. Tears For Fears - Songs from the big chair
6. Bjork - Debut
7. Massive Attack - Blue lines
8. Duran Duran - Duran Duran
9. New Order - Low life
10. Pet Shop Boys - Behaviour
Oh wow. Wonderful list of albums! Thanks very much for sharing that and for stopping by to watch my video.
Well done! I totally agry with the idea of ever changing tastes and evolving selves through feelings and music.
My listening experiences depend on a lot of co-efficients. My music habits certainly depend on my mood and what's happening in my life personally and professionally.Thanks for stopping by and watching.
The Moby album made my list also. If you haven’t heard he has remade a lot of these songs on his last 2 albums They are beautiful. That is the best Spinners albums. 70s soul was amazing with Stylistics, Delfonics etc…. Also good to see BAD. Nice eclectic play list
I had no idea Moby has remade some of his songs. Thanks for the update on that and stopping by and watching. And yes, that really is the best Spinner album ever.
The Allman Brothers Band - At Fillmore East
The Allman Brothers Band - Eat a Peach
Derek and the Dominoes - Layla and other Assorted Love Songs
The Velvet Underground and Nico
Lou Reed - Transformer
Lou Reed - Rock-n-Roll Animal
The Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers
The Rolling Stones - Exile on Main Street
The Marshall Tucker Band - Where We All Belong
Lynyrd Skynyrd - Second Helping
Awesome list! Thanks for sharing that.
I love how eclectic your albums are :)
Awesome. There's just so much music out there. Glad you approve! Thanks for watching.
I really enjoyed this. You presented albums that I have not seen before. I'm working on my version now.
I hope you enjoyed the artists featured in the video. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
Hello..I heard about you on Rachel's Ghost from Rob Walker...I'm really enjoying your channel...a breath of fresh air I'd say...keep up the good work 👍
Thanks for taking the time to stop by. and your kind and encouraging comment.
I am subscribing simply because of the variety in your selections. I appreciate people who have eclectic tastes. For me, music is helpful in setting the mood, or enhancing the mood that you’re in. If I am in a certain type of mood, maybe Bach will be perfect. Other days, perhaps The Dead Kennedys are more suitable. It’s nice to have a choice that can fit, no matter how you’re feeling. Thank you for sharing your list, and introducing me to some new artists!😊
I couldn't agree more that our listening habits very much depends on our moods. Thanks for stopping by to watch and for your sub.
The Amelie soundtrack was a compilation of Yann Tiersons first 2 or 3 solo albums all available on vinyl.
Yes. Apparently the producer of Ameilie, Jean-Pierre Jeunet, heard one or two of his songs and decided to use all of his music for the soundtrack. Amazing! Thanks for stopping by and watching.
Glad to see other voices in the vinyl community. Love your commentary and knowledge.
Glad you enjoyed watching. Thanks for stopping by and hope to see you again.
Thanks for your list its is so eclectic. I investigated some Gabor szabo after watching your video and im hooked i was blown away by his interpretation of sixties songs. ❤❤❤ Thanks again
Glad you approve of my "Go To" albums for 2023. I pretty much listen to Szabo's "Dreams" and "Sorcerer" albums every day! Glad you are enjoying Szabo's music. Also, Santana has gone on record to say Szabo is his guitar hero. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
@@retromusings your knowledge is great as well I don't usually subscribe but I couldn't help it lol. I watched your video on ska scene in Coventry and thought it was fascinating your great communicator hope you get loads of subscriptions. I like the beat as well but didn't know about the band's afterwards. Anyway look forward to next video 👍🏻😊
Many thanks for your support. And yes, The Beat members went on to create amazing successful groups.
My list:
Pink Floyd - Dark side of the moon
Supertramp - Crime of the century
Dire Straits - Sultans of swing
Steely Dan - Can´t buy a thrill
The Beatles - Sgt Pepper´s
Metallica - Black Album
The Smiths - The queen is dead
Marillion - Misplaced Childhood
Pavlov´s dog - Pampered Menial
Jethro Tull - Songs from the Wood.
Peace.
Oh Fantastic go-to albums of yours. Thanks for sharing it and watching.
How’s this for Eclectic:
Keith Jarrett- Bremen / Lausanne Concerts
Little Feat- Rampant Syncopatia
Pixies- Doolittle
Jimi Hendrix- Band of Gypsys
Captain Beefheart- Clear Spot
Weather Report- Heavy Weather
Yes- Yessongs
Neil Young- Everybody knows this is
Frank Black and the Catholics- Pistolero
David Bowie- Aladdin Sane
Bent Knee- Shiny Eyed Babies
Earth Wind & Fire- All n All
Aja- Steely Dan
Jeff Buckley- Grace
Narada Michael Walden- The Dance of Life
A Tribe called Quest- Low End Theory
There’s tons of music to explore and listen to out there, people don’t have to limit themselves to Drake, Taylor Swift, Beyoncé and Ed Sheeran.
Very impressive mix! Thanks for sharing your list.
I was lucky enough to live in London for a few yrs late 80's early 90's. I foolishly stopped buying vinyl in the 1980's in a transition from audio cassettes to CD's. I think back to the treasure trove of European vinyl that I had access to if I wasn't being so pig headed!! OMG, all the great UK & German pressing's of Beatle albums ect. Oy! The music I remember most from that time was The Pet Shop Boys, Lisa Stansfield, Seal and Unbelievable by EMF. Madonna of course was still a huge sensation. (You can see where my head was at) Anyways, I'm new to your channel
Your experience really resonates as I did the same thing too. As an 80s/90s fan, love all the artists you have mentioned. Many thanks for stopping by and watching.
Thanks for sharing the Soundtrack to Amelie. Really enjoyed it 😊
Pleased you enjoyed it! Thanks for stopping by and hope to see you again.
Could it be I'm falling in love? Great tune. You have a musician's taste in music.
Indeed it is. The song's ending with Phlllipe Wynn taking it to church is killer. My favourite track on there is "I'll Be Around". Thanks for your kind comment and stopping by. Hope to see you again.
Wonderful to see Pat Metheny mentioned in your list along with the amazing Gabor Szabo. They seem to be generally overlooked in the vinyl community that seems to focus mainly on rock and pop music. You've got awesome eclectic taste that's for sure. All your videos are great.
Couldn't agree more. Surprisingly, they don't appear to be mentioned that often. Thanks for watching.
Just came across your channel today, and given your eclectic taste I have subscribed. While not a hardcore Pat Metheny Group fan I like "Last Train Home" a lot, a very evocative track. My favourite albums of his are a couple of mid-70's albums "Bright Size Life" anď "Watercolors", not the least of which is because of the bass players on each of those namely Jaco Pastorius and Eberhard Weber respectively. I look forward to seeing more of your collection
I have "Bright Size Life" and "Watercolors" too. They are fantastic. Some of my favourite Metheny albums are "Beyond the Missouri Sky" and "One Quiet Night". Thanks for stopping by to watch and comment, and for following my channel.
Very intersting list of the music albums, thanks.
Thanks for watching.
I love that slow version of My Ever Changing Mood by Style Council.
Yes. I very much prefer the slow version of that song. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
I am British and, like you, I've often mistakenly thought Moby is British - I think the reason, for me anyway, is because I often confuse him with Fat Boy Slim (Norman Cook). They both had huge songs in the 90s, in similar styles, and It's like my brain is hard-wired to confuse the two of them. Some great choices you've made here - I'm listening to the Pat Metheny as I write this and enjoying it very much!
Glad you enjoyed it. As ever, many thanks for stopping by and watching.
I have "Still Life Talking!" Good album. Gabor Szabo's name is known to me via a credit on Santana's "Abraxas" album ("Gypsy Queen"). All these years I thought he was Latin, Brazilian perhaps; didn't know he was Hungarian. Thanks for that info. You're very knowledgeable about the music, which makes you fun to listen to.
Thanks for stopping and watching. Hope to see you here again.
@@retromusings You probably will, as I just subscribed!
I loved the Big Audio Dynamite lp you showcased. I didn't know what movies the samples came from until much later, when I got on this Clint Eastwood kick, and found so many of them in the 3 westerns he did with Sergio Leone, especially The Good the Bad and the Ugly. Such fun! Thanks for this wonderful video.
Great to meet a fellow BAD listener. And yes, it's really fun to hear the dialogue from those westerns dropped in the various songs on that album. The music videos are pretty fun to watch too. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
Awesome selections all of them. That Moby album is fantastic. I would highly recommend the album Simple Things by Zero 7 similar era of the downtempo vibe with live instrumentation. Or have you heard of it?
I've never heard of Simple Things by Zero 7. Will check them out as I love lofi/down-tempo vibes. Thanks for stopping and watching.
Your list is so eclectic! Such a fresh change from all the videos I've seen on other channels. "Play" is one of my favorite ambient chill albums. The "Play B-Sides" is even better IMHO!
Need to catch up on all your videos.
Yes. Couldn't agree more about Moby Play's B-Sides. That came with the limited edition double cd and it's absolutely killer with more sampling from the Alan Lomax recordings. Glad you enjoyed my go-to list. Thanks for stopping by and watching again.
I've been watching a lot of these videos lately. I must say that your video is the best! The variety of music was outstanding. Moby, Metheny and David Gray along with that soundtrack. OMG! I've been lucky enough to see Pat and Moby live.
Oh wow. Many thanks for your kind comment. Great to meet a fellow fan of Moby, Metheny, Gray and the Amelie soundtrack. It must have been an amazing experience seeing Metheny and Moby live. Thanks for sharing that and stopping by to watch the video.
I just downloaded so much music from your suggestions. Stuff I’ve never heard. Thank you! Love the channel.
That's fantastic. I do hope you enjoy all these artists. My favourite Metheny album is "Beyond the Missouri Sky" with Charlie Haden. Whilst it's my favourite, for some reason, I really haven't listened to it over the past year. Moby also came out with albums featuring different versions of his songs featured in "Play" too. David Gray's "Lost Songs" are really wonderful in my view. Thanks for stopping by and watching
Some nice pics. Love Cafe Bleu and BAD. I will have to pull them out and give them a spin!
Wonderful to meet a fellow fan of Cafe Bleu and B.A.D. BAD's follow-up 1986 album "No. 10 Upping Street" I think is fantastic with "V Thirteen" and "C'mon Every Beatbox". Thanks for stopping by and watching.
Lovely video. Thank you for doing this. Nice to see Gabor Szabo on your list. Love him. Try his Impulse recordings. Brilliant stuff.
Thanks for your kind comment. Yes. I picked up an Impulse copy of Szabo's "Sorcerer" at Rough Trade Records in East London earlier this year. It's amazing. The sound is crazy good! Thanks again for stopping by and watching.
I really enjoyed this. Nice to see Cafe Bleu shown. All the best - Richard
Thanks for stopping by. Paul Weller is such an amazing and prolific artist. I really think "You're the Best Thing" is such a masterpiece.
Amazing range of music in your list. I'm crazy about Gabor Szabo and I think you are the only one in the VC community who has talked about him in their videos. Similar to earlier comments, you seem to have an amazing taste and knowledge of music. Enjoyed your video a lot. Thanks!
Wow, thank you! Very happy to hear from a fellow Szabo fan too. Thanks for stopping by to watch and for your kind comment.
10 great albums.. very eclectic… but that’s music. It’s all about mood for me 😊
Yes. I couldn't agree more about the mood. There are so many factors that affect my listening habit. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
A good mix.
Glad you think so. Thanks for stopping by.
Cool. Thanks for putting me onto The Spinners, Style Council, The Jesus and Mary Chain, David Grey...never heard of them but liking the music.
All the best, Keep on it! *thumbsup*
Hope you will enjoy listening to those groups. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
I'm glad I found your channel, madam. You have great musical taste.
Thanks for stopping by and for your kind comment.
So great video, thanks a lot for sharing your collection with us. All the choices were amazing, but the Gárbor Szabó was my favorite.
Glad you enjoyed my go-to list. Many thanks for stopping by.
gabor zsabo is so good
all his albums are excellent
Yes couldn't agree more. So amazing for me to discover his music. Thanks for stopping by to watch and comment.
Big Audio Dynamite!! Not exactly the Clash but Mick took this musical adventure in an incredible direction. Great stuff!!
Yes He sure did go a completely different direction with B.A.D. Thanks for watching.
My daughter has the Dreams by Czarbo album✨One of my fav drummers Jim Keltner is on it✨Thank you for hilighting these great albums✨😊
Glad you approve of my "go-to" albums this past year. Szabo's live album "Sorcerer" is fantastic too. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
Enjoyed your list - thanks to you I’m now enjoying Gabor!
Gabor's other albums are incredible too. His live album "Sorcerer" is pretty cool. Santana has said that his guitar hero is Gabor Szabo. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
Paris Match (with Tracy Thorn) is fantastic. I hope you own a copy of Confessions of a Pop Group by the Style Council
Paris Match is just brilliant isn't it? Really enjoy Everything But the Girl too. I'm afraid I don't have a copy of Confessions of a Pop Group. My bad! Thanks for stopping by and watching.
Thx for that, what a classy selection! didn't know the spinners, great stuff. Could also see shuggie otis "inspiration information" on this list!
Glad you liked the selection and yes, The Spinners are incredible. So many hits in their catalogue of music. Will check out Shuggie Otis too. Thanks for stopping by.
I struggle to find good things to say about TH-cam’s algorithm. Bringing Gábor Szabó’s “Dreams” into my life is one of them ☺️
Couldn't agree more. Thanks for watching.
Kudos for Pat Metheny Group.
Thanks for stopping by.
Good list!
That Pat Metheny Group album is also my favorite.
Glad you approve. Metheny 's music is just brilliant. "Beyond the Missouri Sky" with Charlie Haden is amazing too. Thanks for stopping by. Hope to see you again.
l listen to that Spinners and Dreams a lot as well.... great albums all around, peace
Oh wow. That's fab. Great to "meet" another Spinner and Dreams album fan. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
Spinners, Style Council and JAMC are regulars in my rotation as well. Beautiful list.
Glad you approve. Thanks for stopping by and watching. Also love your profile image as I am a huge fan of the Raiders especially when they were in Oakland. As a young kid, I remember watching on telly Kenny "The Snake" Stabler , the "Ghost at the Post" Dave Casper, Fred Biletnikoff with all that stickum in his hands and football jersey as wide receiver and Dave Plunkett when he was QB. :-) Go Raiders!
@@retromusings We have much in common my friend! I miss those days but I am still hoping we can turn it around. So happy your channel popped up in my feed. I will set aside some time to binge watch your content:)
This lady is awesome 🎉 and has magnificent taste 🌟
Wow. Thanks so much for your kind comment. Glad you approve of the albums featured. Thanks for stopping by.
@@retromusings you’re a treasure
MY list:
Fleetwood Mac - Rumors.
Static X - Wisconsin Death Trip
B-52's - FIrst album
Led Zeppelin - FIrst Album.
Nirvana - Baby Album.
Bad Company - Bad Company
Uriah Heep - Demons and Wizards.
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of Moon.
The Cars - The Cars.
Funkadelic - Funkadelic
Some fantastic music in your list. Great mix of genres! Thanks for sharing that and stopping by my channel. Happy holidays.
So glad to see The Style Council in one of these lists. Nearly made my list but got edged out just barely by China Crisis Flaunt the Imperfection which is… just wonderful (the album that was produced and colaborated with Walter Becker from Steely Dan).
Love those B:A:D albums, even the final Mrk. II edition of the band.
Love the list, lots of inspiration 😊 Thanl you.
Oh wow. I have China Crisis' "What Price Paradise" album and love their "Arizona Sky " and "Best Kept Secret" songs on there. I don't have "Flaunt the Imperfection" and will check it out. And yes, BAD's follow-up album "No 10 Upping Street" is great. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
@@retromusings flaunt the imperfection features perhaps their biggest hit, the terrific King in a Catholic Style!
I did a Baseball Teams and Music video two weeks ago where Arizona was represented by Arizona Sky 😊
Agree with all the earlier comments, you certainly have awesome taste. Very eclectic and impressive list! Your videos are informative and awesome.
Glad you like them! Thanks for your kind comment and stopping by to watch.
Great selection. I love the BAD album, one from my teenage years I had the poster from the album on my bedroom wall😂. It sounded unlike anything else when it was released, I think Donn Letts played a big part bringing the sampling to the overall sound. I also have the Amalie soundtrack, it’s been ages since I last listened to it, something I’m going to put right now. Andy
Couldn't agree more as per the unique sound of BAD's debut album. Thanks for watching.
Love the list. Especially love the shout out to the Spinners and Moby doesnt get enough love. Thanks for taking the time to share. Yokudekita
Couldn't agree more about these great artists! Thanks very much for watching and commenting.
Great selections, if we are talking at the moment, the albums I’ve been listening to the most would probably be:
Brian Eno - Apollo
Gong - Flying Teapot
Radiohead - In Rainbows
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of The Moon
Dinosaur Jr. - Your Living All Over Me
Air - Moon Safari
Mercury Rev - Yerself Is Steam
Portishead - Dummy
Goldfrapp - Felt Moutain
The Gurdjieff Ensemble (Levon Eskenian) - Komitas
Oh wow. Some of the artists on your lists I really enjoy (Portishead/.Goldfrapp/Radiohead./Air) and some I am not familiar with and will check them out. Thanks for sharing your favs and stopping by.
What an eclectic and wide-spanning music taste you have, not too dissimilar to mine although I tend to stick to the more ‘mainstream’ performers, but still very much late 70es, 80es and some early 90es. Just like you I always find myself discovering some music I simply missed and glazed over back in the day, Spotify is a godsend for that. :)
I like your down to earth presentation style, without pomp and hype.
Subscribed.
Thanks for stopping by and for your kind comment. Yes, it's very exciting to discover new music. TH-cam is great for that. Hope to see you again.
They need to release the Amelie soundtrack on vinyl- it's great
Yes. I couldn't agree more. Thanks for watching.
What an awesome selection and not the usual stuff that's mostly showcased. I've had Dreams and Spinners on my turntable recently and David Gray had a prominent place on my iPod back in the day and it definitely still holds up. I didn't know Pat Metheny Group but now I'm hooked and I'll be looking for my old Amelie CD. Thanks for the great video.
Glad you approve of my go-to music for this past year and that you are enjoying Pat Metheny's music. My favourite albums are Off Ramp, Still Life Talking, First Circle, One Quiet Night and Beyond the Missouri Sky.Thanks for stopping by.
Great picks! You’ve got quite an eclectic taste, I like your channel BTW!
Glad you approve and enjoyed the video. Many thanks for stopping by to watch. Hope to see you again.
great channel!
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I love The Spinners. Had their two disc set back in the day.
Yes. They are really wonderful. Lots of videos on YT of them performing. Thanks for watching.
I've been listening to white ladder and moby alot this year. Great picks!
Glad you agree and great to meet another fan of White Ladder and Moby. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
Very interesting choices very varied i have quite a few of those albums
Great to know you,'ve got sone of these. Thanks for your feedback and stopping by.
Love your eclectic music taste! Pat Metheny and Gabor Szabo are my favorites!
Glad you approve. My favourite Pat Metheny albums are "Beyond the Missouri Sky" with Charlie Haden, "Off Ramp" "One Quiet Night" and "As Falls Wichita, So Falls Wichita Falls" . Szabo's "Dreams" and "Sorcerer" are my favs too. Thanks for stopping by to watch.
@@retromusings From “As Falls Wichita, So Falls Wichita Falls”, my favorite piece is the dedication to Bill Evans “September Fifteen”, which was the date that Bill Evans passed away. Great song, very sublime. One of my top Pat Metheny’s albums.
cool variety!
Glad you think so. Thanks very much for stopping by and watching.
I love a lot of those albums. Recently, I’ve been spinning that Pat Metheny album quite a bit. Last November I first heard his album “Off-ramp” which I’ve been spinning nonstop. It caused me to search out other albums of his. Now, I have about eight of his albums. He’s coming to Detroit on September 30th, but the tickets are so expensive. Anyways, this is the first video I’ve seen of yours. I’m going to watch more. I’ll also subscribe.
Another fav Metheny song is "Are You Going With Me" from the "Off-Ramp"album. I'd love to see him in concert. I too have a number of his vinyl albums. Shame ticket prices these days are pretty expensive. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
P.S. If you haven't heard it yet, check out Metheny's instrumental version of his "Falcon and the Snowman" film theme. It's awesome.
@@retromusings I got a Japanese pressing of that soundtrack. It was really good!
What a diverse selection! You had some of my favorites.
Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching.
Thanks for sharing your list. Some great albums and interesting to hear why you enjoy them so much. New subscriber!
Thanks for stopping to watch and for your sub. Much appreciated. Look forward to seeing you again on here.
Unique picks! Interesting info! That’s cool that they used those samples of older songs. I remember enjoying the movie Amelie. I love Moby and I love his great great grandpop’s book Moby Dick! I’ll check out more BAD. I love Pat Methany. And Mike Stern and John Scofield. I sold all my vinyl in Greenwich Village when I needed moolah. I’m gonna start collecting again at some point. My brother Craig recently started buying vinyl. And his jazz band, Dark Tide Brass Band, has a new video. He plays sax. Have a super day 👍✨✨✨✨✨✨✨
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this thread and I had no idea Moby was related to the author of Moby Dick! Good luck on collecting vinyl again.Hope it'll be a fun and epic vinyl journey. Thanks for stopping by.
Great Video- I love Moby’s Play which is a fantastic album. You have a wonderful eclectic taste in music - Cheers Bill
Many thanks for stopping to watch and for your kind comment! Hope to see you again.
I am an old punk 62, love your picks. Mtl Canada
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Excellent list it was a lot of fun to do wasn’t it. Really enjoyed your presentation love your enthusiasm. New subscriber here take care cheers
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Thanks you! Really enjoyed learning about your taste; love how it's broad but selective. For Gabor Szabo, you may want to check out "Nightflight," aka his "Philly soul" album, a collaboration with the likes of Bunny Sigler (producer), Raymond Earl, Scotty Miller and Dexter Wansel (basically, Instant Funk). For me, "Keep Smilin'" is the winner; its extrapolation of William DeVaughn's classic "Be Thankful" gives the smooth groove an extra dose of fun.
Yes. I have "Nightflight" and couldn't agree more with your assessment of this album. "Dreams" was produced by Gary McFarland who worked with Bill Evans. It seems Szabo was successfully able to evolve with changing musical tastes throughout his career. He was certainly taken away much too soon as we're poorer for it. Thanks for watching.
Well done. Balanced and eclectic.
Glad you enjoyed my list. Thanks for watching.
Enjoyed. Never too late. I also subscribed because of Jesus Mary Chain. Well done 🫡
Thanks for stopping by to watch and for your sub. Much appreciated. Great to meet a fellow fan of JAMC.
I don't have a record player but I stumbled upon your video. Great choices!
Glad you approve. Thanks for stopping by and hope to see you again on here.
I also discovered Gabor Szabo from a random TH-cam recommendation. Great album! I have it on CD but would love to get the vinyl just for the cover artwork
Yes. Try to find a copy. It's really wonderful. The one I have is a limited white vinyl re-issue. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
Right now my list in no order:
1. Jun Togawa "Suki Suki Daisuki"
2. Jun Togawa "Tamahime Sama"
Vinyl for these two means semi-spendy imports from Japan, but well worth it. Stream at least.
3. Hurray for the Riff Raff "Life on Earth"
4. Parekh & Singh "The night is Clear"
5. Liraz "Roya"
6. Otoboke Beaver "Super Champon"
7. Otoboke Beaver "Itekoma Hits"
Both OB LPs available on their Bandcamp page. You may get autographed ones if still available.
8. Serani Poji "Ochamekan"
9. Joanna Sternberg "I've Got Me"
10. Brandi Clark - self-titled
Such an intriguing list. Thanks for sharing it and stopping by my channel.
Great collection of music! Will check out all the artists you showed on your list.
Thank you. Hope you will enjoy those artists I featured.
Love Still Life Talking. Unfortunately I only have it on CD. I saw the Pat Metheny Group a couple times. Sad there will never be another concert. RIP Lyle Mays
In the early 2000s, I got rid of my cd collection which included all my Metheny cds. I regret that so much. In the past few years, I have been buying the cds back again to listen. I never saw Metheny in concert. That must have been an amazing experience. TH-cam is great to be able to watch his concerts online. Thanks for stopping by.
I’m so glad this video showed up in my suggestions. I really enjoy your style. Very articulate and down to earth. Definitely one of the classiest VC channels. Subscribed!
Many thanks for stopping by and for your kind and encouraging comment. Hope to see you again and thanks for the sub. Much appreciated.
excellent choices and awesome taste in music.
Thank you kindly! Hope to see you again.
You will find Gabor Szabo on Chico Hamilton's ( jazz drummer) records of the 1960's .A few years back I picked up on the guitarist Julian Lage through the great saxophone player Charles Lloyd. Maybe you know of him .
Oh wow. I had no idea about this. Thanks for passing on this info. I will certainly look up Chico Hamilton, Julian Lage adn Charles Lloyd too. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
Eclectic list. Love BAD, Pat Metheny, Style Council... I see Stevie Wonder photo in the background, but no Innervision
Innervision is wonderful. I just havent been listening to thst album for a while. Will re-visit after yout comment. Thanks for stopping by.
First time on your channel - thanks for introducing me to Gabor Szabo. White Ladder and Cafe Bleu are two of my favorites as well.
I'm listening to Szabo's "Dreams" as I write this. Great to know you like "White Ladder" and "Cafe Bleu" too. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
@@retromusings I noticed you take the time to respond to all comments. Your taste in music is admirable and dedication to your followers even more impressive.
Thanks for your kind comment. I appreciate viewers taking the time and trouble to watch my videos so it's very important to me to let them know I appreciate and value their comments.
Good stuff...
I'm interested in the "Amelie" soundtrack.
Thanks.
Yes. Do check out the soundtrack and the film is wonderful. I am listening to Amelie as i write this! It's on repeat. :-) I usually listen to it on the weekends. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
Really interesting selection of albums. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for stopping by and watching.
Amelie is one I forgot about totally until you mentioned.
Hard to believe it's been 22 years since that film came out. Time is fleeting. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
Really nice eclectic collection. I think that the artwork on the Gabor Szabo album is by the great Aubrey Beardsley.
Glad you think so and yes, the artwork is magnificent. Thanks for the info about Beardsley and stopping by to watch the video.
hello retro, very interesting video on the ten albums that you go back to the most! you have nice eclectic tastes and a cool selection of artists. that spinners lp is a great one for sure. some of your selections are new to me, but sounds like they would be quite nice to check them out. thanks for sharing, and nice to see you again! take care
Glad you enjoyed watching. As ever, thanks for stopping by. The Spinners had to change its name to "Detroit Spinners" after the group discovered there was another group called the Spinners in the UK. That's why the albums sold in Britain had the "Detroit Spinners" on the cover while the North American lps just had "The Spinners". I bought my copy in Britain.
thanks retro for that info. i didn't realize thatthe name change to the detroit spinners was for this reason. i learned something new! thanks again and take care.@@retromusings
The Spinners were a folk group from Liverpool, England, who formed in September 1958. @@retromusings
Interesting and unique list. My suggestion:
David Bowie -Ziggy Stardust
Bob Dylan - Street Legal
Townshend - Who came first
Neil Young - Time fades away
Rolling Stones - Exile On Main Street
John Coltrane - A love supreme
Miles Davies - Sketches of Spain
Sex Pistols - Never mind the bollocks
Motörhead - Orgasmatron
John Cale - Music For a new society
Fab list! Thanks for sharing that and stopping by to comment too.
Great video
Thank you for sharing
Have a wonderful one
Same to you!
Wow you're cool. Big Audio Dynamite and Jesus and Mary Chain! I love Badlands but my favourite JAMC would probably be Munki.
Oh wow. Kind of you to think so."Psychocandy" is another fab JAMC album too. BAD's follow-up album, No 10 Upping Street is pretty good with "V Thirteen" and "C'Mon Every Beatbox" on there. The whole lp is great in my view. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
Great list! Nice choices.
Glad you approve. As ever, many thanks for stopping by and watching.
Loved this, just found you, subbed immediately 👍
Thanks for stopping by and watching. Your sub is much appreciated too.
"Sub-consciously I mean!!" How charmingly innocent you were previously to that.
Glad you think so. Didn't realise I slipped up on that until it was too late. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
Nice video! You have a great taste in music! 😊
Oh. Thanks so much for your kind comment. Glad you approve of what was featured. Hope to see you again. Thanks for stopping by.
Great list! Will revisit Moby today:)
Glad you approve! Many thanks for stopping by and watching.
@@retromusings not approve. Respect! lol. Music is subjective:)