I get pissed off when I see your reviews dont get a massive amount of views. I think you take on movies with insight and you're very well spoken. I think your reviews are better than a lot of TH-cam critics as well. You deserve a lot more views :)
Hell yea!!! Smile, between the buttons and velvet underground & nico were some of my landmark albums I found as a teen. Staying up late, sneaking out to smoke and diving into my parents records was my nightly ritual. It was the same time I first saw blue velvet and TP. Miss those days....Loved this video. Happy New Year!
Oh my gosh, I'm LOVING your vinyl collection!!!! I'm subscribed but your old videos constantly get recommended in my feed.....and you have lots of videos! I'm happy this one popped up! Great collection, great taste, just as you have with film!
@3:30: You're so lucky ! The "Barry Lyndon" track is hard to find even on CD! I certainly love the reprise for Händel's Sarabande in that movie, and with that duel scene, I'd never even heard it played that subtle and "sneaking" way before!
Someone once said that King Of Limbs makes more sense if you are a fan of jazz fusion; I think that may be why I immediately got into it. "Bloom" to me is clearly based on Herbie Hancock's "Rain Dance", and "Little By Little" is suspiciously similar to Miles Davis's "The Mask".
@6:55: A belated uncle of mine used to frequent his local record stores, as well as the British "HMV" chain, so often that they used to randomly give him free stuff, like shirts, mugs, CD's and movies all the time! And all of this was before there was even a store or business-wide policy to do that!
I have a vinyl album of Frank Sinatra “In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning” I have it framed though with glass and borders around it. My favorite album cover. Nice collection u have!
extraordinarily eclectic collection! I admire the range of your taste. I see we share a good few faves; Revolver, Morrison Hotel, Rhapsody in Blue, In Utero, to name a few...
Really like when you talk about the old MGM musicals, particularly the dancers. Would love to see a video where you share your favorite moments featuring Ann Miller, Vera Ellen, Cyd Charisse, Gene Kelley, Fred Astaire, and any others you like!
Love your selection, at least the ones I'm familiar with. A few of my favorites Jazz piano - Thelonious Monk - Monk's Dream, Soundtrack - Platoon, Rock - Jefferson Airplane - After Bathing at Baxter's, and Female Vocal - Eva Cassidy - Nightbird. And vinyl, if they're in good condition, still sound better than CDs. They have a warmth that you can't reproduce on digital.
Just wanted to say, your videos have been keeping a film buff like me sane during this COVID-19 madness. My film podcast buddies have mentioned your name many times, and I hope you get many more subscribers in the future! P.S.: Get the vinyl for the Suspiria 2018 soundtrack, it’s a magical experience
That's a cool collection with some good diversity. I recently got Heroes & Ziggy Stardust from Bowie. It would be nice to have Blackstar on vinyl. I don't have any Radiohead on vinyl & that's a must. I've had fun getting Record Store Day releases during this pandemic. I was fortunate to find them online at record stores before they sold out. I was able to snag great records from the Grateful Dead, Miles Davis, The Doors, Fleetwood Mac, Cheap Trick, Rolling Stones & others. I love Angel Olson too. I'll have to check that out. Thanks.
Very nice and varied lp's with some good covers. I myself bought a record player a year ago, just because of nostalgia from my youth. But it's crazy of course :) just for the covers and - yes - you can hold something substantial in your hands and turn it around.
Cool collection. Love soundtracks....Barry Lyndon and 2001 look like great finds (I have a deteriorating copy of Clockwork Orange). I recommend Fight Club vinyl. It demands that you destroy the packaging. Good standalone tracks too. Love your reviews!
I always felt the same about King of Limbs, but its really grown on me recently; especially songs like Separator, Little by Little and Give Up the Ghost.
Great video with a lot of good recommendations. One of my favorite albums, with a great album cover (one of the best things about vinyl), is an early Fleetwood Mac record Then Play On. Always looking for new artists. Someone I just discovered is Neko Case. Fantabulous!
Love your channel. Even when I don't agree with your review, I love to listen to your point of view and I will often learn something or gain a new perspective. I also collect vinyl across a pretty wide range of stuff, but one of my absolute favorites and in the same lane as what you are discussing is my copy of Harold And Maude. The music is brilliant and very much enhances the movie. For a long time (like Smile) it was one of the great lost/unreleased albums, until Cameron Crowe of all people put out a small run of it on his own Vinyl Films imprint in a beautiful presentation. It has since been reissued/2022 and well worth seeking out (avoid the 2021 RSD version, it's not good).
1. Very pleased you had Brian Wilson's version of Smile instead of The Beach Boys' original Smiley Smiley. To piggy back off another comment, Pet Sounds is indeed a must. 2. A beautiful jazz classic recommendation is Chet Baker Sings. 3. Never heard of Angel Olsen but will definitely check that album out
Listening ot the Rampal/Bolling Suite for Piano and Flute right now. It's kind of French (obviously) third stream with Rampal's flute sounding more classical and Bolling's piano adding some playful jazz stylings. Lovely stuff, sounds like it should be played at a garden party.
My Lawrence of Arabia soundtrack i purchased before seeing the movie. Watching the film and wanting to listen to the soundtrack afterwards, to relearn that i already have the record was a Joy!
I find it so funny that vinyl has returned. I grew up with records (LP' and 45's) back in the 70's and 80's. The switch to CD's happened sometime around 1988. My last 45 was Bananarama's "I heard a Rumour." and my last album was Ennio Morricone's score to the Untouchables. I agree with you 100% that West Side Story is the best Broadway score. I was able to catch the film at the cavernous Ziegfeld Theatre (now torn down) on 57th Street in Manhattan, back in the early 90's. Brian Wilson is a flat-out genius. Revolver is my favorite Beatles album, too. Two songs stick out: Eleanor Rigby (I played it in junior high band.) and Doctor Robert, for obvious reasons.
Can't even remember the vinyls I had before they got misplaced during a move to the city I currently live in. There weren't very many, and it wasn't music that I was obsessively into. Now that you've reminded me "Invitation to the Dance" exists, I'm ear to see a review ... especially if you're opinionated on the technical elements i.e Freddie Young's camerawork (the following decade he started working for David Lean).
Nice collection, great record sleeves.Bought a new turntable a couple of weeks ago, reason: my old turnatable died and I own ca. 750 records, mostly collected from ca. 1978 to 1995, 95% classical music, 3% pop, 2% folk, jazz etc.
Wonderfully quirky collection Maggie. As someone who has bought and sold entire records collections I can often read someone's history through what they listen to. This nice thing about your little assemblage is that it is unpredictable. I can never guess what the next piece will be. Which says quite a bit. Oh and by the way, are those dancer's fingers or what? Either that or you should have had piano lessons.
I have lots of vinyl, it was all we had in the 60s & 70s to buy basically, so I went a little mad and I have over 4000 33lps of almost every genre there is, (except Rap) You have some nice ones in this vid - Thanks for sharing
I love that you get the tactile/sensory thing that was/is vinyl records. Growing up as a kid in the late 70s and early 80s I played all my parents records until I got my first records of my own. I got the Pink Floyd The Wall double album when I was in 4th grade and my best friend and I used to listen to it on my parents' hifi and scrutinize the scrawled lyrics and the trippy illustrations in the fold-out with all the creepy characters from Roger Waters' imagination. Some of it went over our heads but it was and is one of the most amazing recordings ever made. I feel bad that kids these days don't have that experience, but then again the instant access to old videos and archive footage from bands is better than we had when we were coming up by far. Still there is an aspect of the ritual of opening a new vinyl record and listening to it from beginning to end that is missing today.
I have a bunch of records, haven't been buying nearly as many these past few years, but a few of my favorites are Minutemen - Double Nickels on the Dime, Television - Marquee Moon, Allman Brothers Band - At Fillmore East, & I have around 20 Neil Young albums. & a nice reissue of Sonic Youth's Daydream Nation. have a nice day.
A video where I like about half, and my mom likes the other half. A tribute to your diverse tastes. Check out the 3rd album from Sparklehorse, it's a Wonderful Life. Just a hunch.
I had that version of the Velvet Underground & Nico also. Great album! Btw, does your mom or dad dig Keith Jarrett or Cecil Taylor or that kind of free jazz? I saw Hermeto Pascoal perform in Seattle back in the day. He's amazing too.
lovely collection! i also collect records although my taste is almost that of a 50 year old man's taste lol my most prized title is pink floyd's wish you were here (first uk press!!!) followed by maybe black sabbath's self titled
Great collection. My dad is a collector and has thousands. 😂 He buys and sells them. I have revolver and half of the doors Albums (favourite band). Strange Days, Morrison Hotel and The Soft Parade are the ones I don't.
Aw man Blackstar is my favorite Bowie album right next to Low. That album always makes me tear up, especially when watching the video for Lazarus My fav vinyls i have are my original pressing of Kate Bush - Hounds of Love, the Sopranos season 1 soundtrack on a blood red variant, my glow in the dark variant of A Place To Bury Strangers first album, and the limited edition Brand New - Science Fiction
@1:28: "Revolver" (1966), as well as "Rubber Soul" (1965) and "Yesterday and Today" (1966) are the only Beatles albums that I don't have on vinyl. I might need to check them out if they are indeed as good as you say they are.
I noticed that you have the British version of Revolver. The American lp was missing "I'm Only Sleeping," "And Your Bird Can Sing," and maybe one other.
Wow u r making videos since 2009. Thats so amazing, i was a toddler back then 🤣. Btw keep it up and keep growing cute girl ❤️💕and i love ur reviews and u very much🥰
I think Spanish guitar was more the terminology used in the 70's.Classical guitar is pretty much how the genre is referred to.Years ago I sold what little vynl I had,,although ironically I would have a pretty decent cd collection now.Thumbs up to your father!
Though when it comes to physical recordings, I don't actually collect any new vinyl, and only CD's, I still have some old stuff from my own childhood and even before : all of it motley crew of random music that doesn't necessarily belong together. a lot of the "legendary albums" of "Deutsche Grammophon" classical recordings (which I later got from an uncle on CD's, some Beatles, Anne Murray, the Carpenters, Whitney Houston, WHAM!, and some French 60's pop-rock music or "chanson" from the likes of Christophe or Françoise Hardy.
Well I'm definitely going to check out that Jean Pierre Rampal and Claude Bolling album. Winifred Atwell's version of Rhapsody in Blue is great and has fairly minimal orchestration and extra characteristic piano parts. She was a brilliant self taught pianist, if you don't know her check out some of her ragtime tunes. I love looking through people's record collections :) Cheers
If I had room in my small apartment, I would get me a turntable and a vinyl collection immediately. I need to hold music in my hands and vinyl is the best way to go, if this is important to you. :)
Speaking of "the one that got away" @1:00 as well as someone "who's an asshole" @2:34, I used to have a hard time listening to Rachmaninov @8:58, especially his "Vocalise in E minor" because it just reminded me of someone who truly hurt me, as she was indeed a pianist who played Rachmininov! Luckily, I finally got over her many years ago, and love that piece. I'll have to check out that album you're displaying there.
Hi Maggie, Came your across your channel recently and followed your IG account. I know that this probably won't be read as the video was uploaded 2 months ago, but here are my top10 albums from the '10s. I own all of these on vinyl. 1) Julia Holter - "Loud City Song" (2013) [art pop, ambient pop] 2) Kendrick Lamar - "To Pimp a Butterfly" (2015) [political hip hop] 3) Grimes - "Visions" (2012) [synthpop, art pop] 4) Danny Brown - "Atrocity Exhibition" (2016) [experimental hip hop] 5) Angel Olsen - "My Woman" (2016) [indie rock, dream pop] 6) 2814 - "新しい日の誕生 (Birth of a New Day)" (2015) [vaporwave, ambient] 7) Deafheaven - "Sunbather" (2013) [post-metal, shoegaze] 8) Janelle Monae - "The Archandroid" (2010) [art pop, neo-soul] 9) Grouper - "A I A: Alien Observer" (2011) [ambient, ethereal] 10) Jon Hopkins - "Immunity" (2013) [microhouse, electronic] Based on your taste that you've laid out in your video, I think I'd recommend Julia Holter's album from above most. While I must be transparent in saying that this album is not for everyone's taste (especially as there are some rather avant garde elements at play), I feel like this album would soundtrack noir style films well...there's a mysterious aura about it that compels me to return to it once a month on average. Thanks for the film reviews, too.
I distinctly remember you saying that vinyl over over-rated and that they indeed don't sound better than modern kinds of recording! HA But of course, they're nothing wrong with indulging in vinyl, though I do think it's really marketing that targets our own sentimentalism: most people who like vinyl only do because it reminds them of their childhood, or listening to grandma's music, not because it sounds better in any way. After all, my maternal great-uncle collected Nat King Cole recordings in the breakable grammophone records!
Favorite records: Operation: Doomsday, MM…FOOD, and Born Like This by MF DOOM (R.I.P.) Piñata by MadGibbs So…How’s Your Girl? by Handsome Boy Modeling School Madvillainy by Madvillain Aquemini and ATLiens by OutKast Midnight Express Soundtrack by Giorgio Moroder 6 Feet Deep by Gravediggaz De La Soul is Dead by De La Soul Prized possession album: Suicide Prevention: this album is special for me because we found it cleaning out my Grandpa’s house. It says for promotional use only, and not to be sold. We think it was from my uncle who took a course on criminology.
Gravediggaz is the shit. Their remix ep is worth checking out too. Of hip hop stuff Main Source's breaking atoms and A Tribe Called Quests Instinctive Travels are my favourites. Of movie stuff my favourite records are The Conversation soundtrack and Ennio Morricone's Dollars Trilogy collection soundtrack.
i like the style of this just go through them and say a few things good job with that tact -- so ahh yeah everybody who has not do watch umbrellas it will make you cry a little super movie its my fav musical -- ok so you loose me with nirvana and radiohead thats yr era, but otherwise all great picks!
It's important to have Vinyl or anykind of physical collection of Film and Music, because as efficient as it is to stream everything lately, it is just essentially digital data which you are kind of borrowing, you dont actually OWN anything there. Even if you actually bought something as download off like Prime etc, if anything happened regarding the licensing of those companies and they change the terms & conditions and their policies, it affects what you stream. Its always better to own the physical media of something cause then you have the original version which can never be changed or altered over time.
There’s one album that I really love and have given away to friends since you can find it for cheap. ”This is the Ice Age” by Martha and the Muffins. 80s perfection! Check it out If you find it, It’s great! My favourite album is probably Loveless by My Bloody Valentine. Hard to beat that.
Wow, really interesting to see _Smile_ in there. It's a real shame they didn't release it back in 1967---it would have been groundbreaking. _Morrison Hotel_ is fantastic. My biggest item is probably an original mono copy of the Velvet Underground & Nico.
I love music, but have to admit, I'm a philistine when it comes to audio quality :) Got rid of my vinyl collection years ago, because I got tired of lugging them around every time I moved - having all my music in the palm of my hand works better for me :)
I'd rather play songs on vinyl than playing them on stereo set or in the car ... maggie i would recommend for u to have django unchained album "even though u already heard it" so beautiful collection of songs chosen by tarantino .. if you like pop fine line very amazing .. r&b i would recommend mind of mine
My suggestion: you should review "SOUL" - head & shoulders the best animation of 2020. Unlike other Disney/Pixar works; more attuned for adults than kids. Cool soundtracks too by Jon Batiste, Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross!
I get pissed off when I see your reviews dont get a massive amount of views. I think you take on movies with insight and you're very well spoken. I think your reviews are better than a lot of TH-cam critics as well. You deserve a lot more views :)
Its because she doesn't make attractive thumbnails and doesn't use proper tags
Maybe it's also b/c a lot of people don't have the attention span for unedited single take videos anymore.
She's old school, which is why we love her 👍🏼
Yo, Revolver and Blackstar? You got me right there.
Probably my entire Boards of Canada and Aphex Twin collection including the entire Analord series 👈🏽 most prized.
Miles Davis - 'Bitches Brew', a must have album on vinyl and in your vinyl collection.
I hate that album (I prefer _Sketches of Spain_ ) but when I found a first press of it, I snatched it up and put it in a safe place.
Hell yea!!! Smile, between the buttons and velvet underground & nico were some of my landmark albums I found as a teen. Staying up late, sneaking out to smoke and diving into my parents records was my nightly ritual. It was the same time I first saw blue velvet and TP. Miss those days....Loved this video. Happy New Year!
Oh my gosh, I'm LOVING your vinyl collection!!!! I'm subscribed but your old videos constantly get recommended in my feed.....and you have lots of videos! I'm happy this one popped up! Great collection, great taste, just as you have with film!
I love Radiohead’s A Moon Shaped Pool. Probably my favourite record at the moment. Cant stop playing it.
Really love hearing your thoughts on things Maggie. Your channel is WAY underrated! You deserve way more views and subs! I also love the beach boys!
Vinyl is just the best. Keep doing you and the great work you've been doing for years. Much Love and stay safe ❤
@3:30: You're so lucky ! The "Barry Lyndon" track is hard to find even on CD!
I certainly love the reprise for Händel's Sarabande in that movie, and with that duel scene, I'd never even heard it played that subtle and "sneaking" way before!
I was just listening to Cowboy Bebop on vinyl earlier today... Yôko Kanno has more range than any of my other favourite composers
Fuuuuuuuuck I want that now.
Smile is one of those rare albums you can listen to beginning to end and really enjoy.
Someone once said that King Of Limbs makes more sense if you are a fan of jazz fusion; I think that may be why I immediately got into it. "Bloom" to me is clearly based on Herbie Hancock's "Rain Dance", and "Little By Little" is suspiciously similar to Miles Davis's "The Mask".
@6:55: A belated uncle of mine used to frequent his local record stores, as well as the British "HMV" chain, so often that they used to randomly give him free stuff, like shirts, mugs, CD's and movies all the time! And all of this was before there was even a store or business-wide policy to do that!
I really admire your ability to share yourself the things you love
Hey thats a big smile in the thumbnail! Good to see it!
Big agree, In Utero is the best Nirvana album.
100%
I have a vinyl album of Frank Sinatra “In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning” I have it framed though with glass and borders around it. My favorite album cover. Nice collection u have!
extraordinarily eclectic collection! I admire the range of your taste. I see we share a good few faves; Revolver, Morrison Hotel, Rhapsody in Blue, In Utero, to name a few...
Really like when you talk about the old MGM musicals, particularly the dancers. Would love to see a video where you share your favorite moments featuring Ann Miller, Vera Ellen, Cyd Charisse, Gene Kelley, Fred Astaire, and any others you like!
Love your selection, at least the ones I'm familiar with. A few of my favorites Jazz piano - Thelonious Monk - Monk's Dream, Soundtrack - Platoon, Rock - Jefferson Airplane - After Bathing at Baxter's, and Female Vocal - Eva Cassidy - Nightbird. And vinyl, if they're in good condition, still sound better than CDs. They have a warmth that you can't reproduce on digital.
Just wanted to say, your videos have been keeping a film buff like me sane during this COVID-19 madness. My film podcast buddies have mentioned your name many times, and I hope you get many more subscribers in the future!
P.S.: Get the vinyl for the Suspiria 2018 soundtrack, it’s a magical experience
That's a cool collection with some good diversity. I recently got Heroes & Ziggy Stardust from Bowie. It would be nice to have Blackstar on vinyl. I don't have any Radiohead on vinyl & that's a must. I've had fun getting Record Store Day releases during this pandemic. I was fortunate to find them online at record stores before they sold out. I was able to snag great records from the Grateful Dead, Miles Davis, The Doors, Fleetwood Mac, Cheap Trick, Rolling Stones & others. I love Angel Olson too. I'll have to check that out. Thanks.
Very nice and varied lp's with some good covers. I myself bought a record player a year ago, just because of nostalgia from my youth. But it's crazy of course :) just for the covers and - yes - you can hold something substantial in your hands and turn it around.
Cool collection. Love soundtracks....Barry Lyndon and 2001 look like great finds (I have a deteriorating copy of Clockwork Orange). I recommend Fight Club vinyl. It demands that you destroy the packaging. Good standalone tracks too. Love your reviews!
Great collection! I love the Stones, Velvet Underground, Nirvana and The Doors. Also, I agree with you, In Utero is the best!
You’ve got a wicked collection! Respect 😎
I always felt the same about King of Limbs, but its really grown on me recently; especially songs like Separator, Little by Little and Give Up the Ghost.
Black star is amazing. My favorite of his as well . Cool channel btw . Subbed
I'm jealous of your collection. Only vinyl I would add to it is Moody Blues In search of the lost chord
Great video with a lot of good recommendations. One of my favorite albums, with a great album cover (one of the best things about vinyl), is an early Fleetwood Mac record Then Play On. Always looking for new artists. Someone I just discovered is Neko Case. Fantabulous!
Love your channel. Even when I don't agree with your review, I love to listen to your point of view and I will often learn something or gain a new perspective. I also collect vinyl across a pretty wide range of stuff, but one of my absolute favorites and in the same lane as what you are discussing is my copy of Harold And Maude. The music is brilliant and very much enhances the movie. For a long time (like Smile) it was one of the great lost/unreleased albums, until Cameron Crowe of all people put out a small run of it on his own Vinyl Films imprint in a beautiful presentation. It has since been reissued/2022 and well worth seeking out (avoid the 2021 RSD version, it's not good).
Pet sounds, Folsom prison, and San Quentin
I agree "In Utero" is the best Nirvana album. I love that raw desperation and anger.
1. Very pleased you had Brian Wilson's version of Smile instead of The Beach Boys' original Smiley Smiley. To piggy back off another comment, Pet Sounds is indeed a must.
2. A beautiful jazz classic recommendation is Chet Baker Sings.
3. Never heard of Angel Olsen but will definitely check that album out
I'm building up my own vinyl collection. I only buy reissues of the older stuff because I love them to be in mint condition.
Listening ot the Rampal/Bolling Suite for Piano and Flute right now. It's kind of French (obviously) third stream with Rampal's flute sounding more classical and Bolling's piano adding some playful jazz stylings. Lovely stuff, sounds like it should be played at a garden party.
You have so much soul and nuance. That is all
My Lawrence of Arabia soundtrack i purchased before seeing the movie. Watching the film and wanting to listen to the soundtrack afterwards, to relearn that i already have the record was a Joy!
I find it so funny that vinyl has returned. I grew up with records (LP' and 45's) back in the 70's and 80's. The switch to CD's happened sometime around 1988. My last 45 was Bananarama's "I heard a Rumour." and my last album was Ennio Morricone's score to the Untouchables. I agree with you 100% that West Side Story is the best Broadway score. I was able to catch the film at the cavernous Ziegfeld Theatre (now torn down) on 57th Street in Manhattan, back in the early 90's. Brian Wilson is a flat-out genius. Revolver is my favorite Beatles album, too. Two songs stick out: Eleanor Rigby (I played it in junior high band.) and Doctor Robert, for obvious reasons.
Can't even remember the vinyls I had before they got misplaced during a move to the city I currently live in. There weren't very many, and it wasn't music that I was obsessively into.
Now that you've reminded me "Invitation to the Dance" exists, I'm ear to see a review ... especially if you're opinionated on the technical elements i.e Freddie Young's camerawork (the following decade he started working for David Lean).
Nice collection, great record sleeves.Bought a new turntable a couple of weeks ago, reason: my old turnatable died and I own ca. 750 records, mostly collected from ca. 1978 to 1995, 95% classical music, 3% pop, 2% folk, jazz etc.
Wonderfully quirky collection Maggie. As someone who has bought and sold entire records collections I can often read someone's history through what they listen to. This nice thing about your little assemblage is that it is unpredictable. I can never guess what the next piece will be. Which says quite a bit.
Oh and by the way, are those dancer's fingers or what? Either that or you should have had piano lessons.
Thanks! You're correct. Former dancer and piano player.
I had the same exact Christopher Parkening album, ha! Had to add that in there!
I have lots of vinyl, it was all we had in the 60s & 70s to buy basically, so I went a little mad and I have over 4000 33lps of almost every genre there is, (except Rap) You have some nice ones in this vid - Thanks for sharing
I love that you get the tactile/sensory thing that was/is vinyl records. Growing up as a kid in the late 70s and early 80s I played all my parents records until I got my first records of my own. I got the Pink Floyd The Wall double album when I was in 4th grade and my best friend and I used to listen to it on my parents' hifi and scrutinize the scrawled lyrics and the trippy illustrations in the fold-out with all the creepy characters from Roger Waters' imagination. Some of it went over our heads but it was and is one of the most amazing recordings ever made.
I feel bad that kids these days don't have that experience, but then again the instant access to old videos and archive footage from bands is better than we had when we were coming up by far. Still there is an aspect of the ritual of opening a new vinyl record and listening to it from beginning to end that is missing today.
everything about the floyd is just so phenomenal. my favorite band of all time
Thanks so much for this!!!
yo the Barry Lyndon OST! + that In Rainbows deluxe edition is worth $$ now.
I have a bunch of records, haven't been buying nearly as many these past few years, but a few of my favorites are Minutemen - Double Nickels on the Dime, Television - Marquee Moon, Allman Brothers Band - At Fillmore East, & I have around 20 Neil Young albums. & a nice reissue of Sonic Youth's Daydream Nation. have a nice day.
Nice collection!
Blackstar is one of the nicest "packages" I have in my vinyl collection. Absolutely gorgeous...
You have an impeccable taste in music.
In Utero ftw! Revolver is definitely ONE of my fav Beatles... abbey road and white album takes the cake tho
A video where I like about half, and my mom likes the other half. A tribute to your diverse tastes. Check out the 3rd album from Sparklehorse, it's a Wonderful Life. Just a hunch.
"Black Star"... never heard of it! Hey! You learn something every day. IMHO
I had that version of the Velvet Underground & Nico also. Great album! Btw, does your mom or dad dig Keith Jarrett or Cecil Taylor or that kind of free jazz? I saw Hermeto Pascoal perform in Seattle back in the day. He's amazing too.
lovely collection! i also collect records although my taste is almost that of a 50 year old man's taste lol my most prized title is pink floyd's wish you were here (first uk press!!!) followed by maybe black sabbath's self titled
Great collection
Flaming Lips and Gorillaz albums are some of my most prized vinyls
Great collection. My dad is a collector and has thousands. 😂 He buys and sells them. I have revolver and half of the doors Albums (favourite band). Strange Days, Morrison Hotel and The Soft Parade are the ones I don't.
Aw man Blackstar is my favorite Bowie album right next to Low. That album always makes me tear up, especially when watching the video for Lazarus
My fav vinyls i have are my original pressing of Kate Bush - Hounds of Love, the Sopranos season 1 soundtrack on a blood red variant, my glow in the dark variant of A Place To Bury Strangers first album, and the limited edition Brand New - Science Fiction
@1:28: "Revolver" (1966), as well as "Rubber Soul" (1965) and "Yesterday and Today" (1966) are the only Beatles albums that I don't have on vinyl. I might need to check them out if they are indeed as good as you say they are.
I noticed that you have the British version of Revolver. The American lp was missing "I'm Only Sleeping," "And Your Bird Can Sing," and maybe one other.
Revolver is the best Beatles album!! I’ve been saying it my whole life
Wow u r making videos since 2009. Thats so amazing, i was a toddler back then 🤣. Btw keep it up and keep growing cute girl ❤️💕and i love ur reviews and u very much🥰
I think Spanish guitar was more the terminology used in the 70's.Classical guitar is pretty much how the genre is referred to.Years ago I sold what little vynl I had,,although ironically I would have a pretty decent cd collection now.Thumbs up to your father!
Though when it comes to physical recordings, I don't actually collect any new vinyl, and only CD's, I still have some old stuff from my own childhood and even before : all of it motley crew of random music that doesn't necessarily belong together.
a lot of the "legendary albums" of "Deutsche Grammophon" classical recordings (which I later got from an uncle on CD's, some Beatles, Anne Murray, the Carpenters, Whitney Houston, WHAM!, and some French 60's pop-rock music or "chanson" from the likes of Christophe or Françoise Hardy.
Well I'm definitely going to check out that Jean Pierre Rampal and Claude Bolling album. Winifred Atwell's version of Rhapsody in Blue is great and has fairly minimal orchestration and extra characteristic piano parts. She was a brilliant self taught pianist, if you don't know her check out some of her ragtime tunes. I love looking through people's record collections :) Cheers
I saw walmart sells vinyls here in Colorado Springs now. Probably edited like the CDs were as a kid? I want the Bustin out of L7 album by Rick James.
What is the catalog number on that Rach 3? And does the cute little dog on the label have a shadow behind it, or no shadow?
I see you have some great taste. Nice you have The Umbrellas of Cherbourg.
Love The 🍌 album by Velvet Underground ! Venus In Furs my all time favorite song.
If I had room in my small apartment, I would get me a turntable and a vinyl collection immediately. I need to hold music in my hands and vinyl is the best way to go, if this is important to you. :)
Need more Goblin in your collection. Try Gentle Giant too.
Speaking of "the one that got away" @1:00 as well as someone "who's an asshole" @2:34, I used to have a hard time listening to Rachmaninov @8:58, especially his "Vocalise in E minor" because it just reminded me of someone who truly hurt me, as she was indeed a pianist who played Rachmininov! Luckily, I finally got over her many years ago, and love that piece. I'll have to check out that album you're displaying there.
excellent sound quality when you go through your movies. you might want to change the mic setup to fit that more.
I was hoping to see some Bernard Herrmann
Hi Maggie,
Came your across your channel recently and followed your IG account. I know that this probably won't be read as the video was uploaded 2 months ago, but here are my top10 albums from the '10s. I own all of these on vinyl.
1) Julia Holter - "Loud City Song" (2013) [art pop, ambient pop]
2) Kendrick Lamar - "To Pimp a Butterfly" (2015) [political hip hop]
3) Grimes - "Visions" (2012) [synthpop, art pop]
4) Danny Brown - "Atrocity Exhibition" (2016) [experimental hip hop]
5) Angel Olsen - "My Woman" (2016) [indie rock, dream pop]
6) 2814 - "新しい日の誕生 (Birth of a New Day)" (2015) [vaporwave, ambient]
7) Deafheaven - "Sunbather" (2013) [post-metal, shoegaze]
8) Janelle Monae - "The Archandroid" (2010) [art pop, neo-soul]
9) Grouper - "A I A: Alien Observer" (2011) [ambient, ethereal]
10) Jon Hopkins - "Immunity" (2013) [microhouse, electronic]
Based on your taste that you've laid out in your video, I think I'd recommend Julia Holter's album from above most. While I must be transparent in saying that this album is not for everyone's taste (especially as there are some rather avant garde elements at play), I feel like this album would soundtrack noir style films well...there's a mysterious aura about it that compels me to return to it once a month on average.
Thanks for the film reviews, too.
I distinctly remember you saying that vinyl over over-rated and that they indeed don't sound better than modern kinds of recording! HA
But of course, they're nothing wrong with indulging in vinyl, though I do think it's really marketing that targets our own sentimentalism: most people who like vinyl only do because it reminds them of their childhood, or listening to grandma's music, not because it sounds better in any way. After all, my maternal great-uncle collected Nat King Cole recordings in the breakable grammophone records!
ANGEL OLSEN, My Woman is so good.
Wow, I think you are the first person I have that has featured a Twigs album 😉
Favorite records:
Operation: Doomsday, MM…FOOD, and Born Like This by MF DOOM (R.I.P.)
Piñata by MadGibbs
So…How’s Your Girl? by Handsome Boy Modeling School
Madvillainy by Madvillain
Aquemini and ATLiens by OutKast
Midnight Express Soundtrack by Giorgio Moroder
6 Feet Deep by Gravediggaz
De La Soul is Dead by De La Soul
Prized possession album:
Suicide Prevention: this album is special for me because we found it cleaning out my Grandpa’s house. It says for promotional use only, and not to be sold. We think it was from my uncle who took a course on criminology.
Gravediggaz is the shit. Their remix ep is worth checking out too. Of hip hop stuff Main Source's breaking atoms and A Tribe Called Quests Instinctive Travels are my favourites. Of movie stuff my favourite records are The Conversation soundtrack and Ennio Morricone's Dollars Trilogy collection soundtrack.
Well, 6 hits, not bad at all. And a video in where most of it your hands «do the talking», it's great. A very, very joyful 12.40. Thank you.
i like the style of this just go through them and say a few things good job with that tact -- so ahh yeah everybody who has not do watch umbrellas it will make you cry a little super movie its my fav musical -- ok so you loose me with nirvana and radiohead thats yr era, but otherwise all great picks!
It's important to have Vinyl or anykind of physical collection of Film and Music, because as efficient as it is to stream everything lately, it is just essentially digital data which you are kind of borrowing, you dont actually OWN anything there. Even if you actually bought something as download off like Prime etc, if anything happened regarding the licensing of those companies and they change the terms & conditions and their policies, it affects what you stream.
Its always better to own the physical media of something cause then you have the original version which can never be changed or altered over time.
There’s one album that I really love and have given away to friends since you can find it for cheap. ”This is the Ice Age” by Martha and the Muffins. 80s perfection! Check it out If you find it, It’s great! My favourite album is probably Loveless by My Bloody Valentine. Hard to beat that.
Thank for sharing
Wow, really interesting to see _Smile_ in there. It's a real shame they didn't release it back in 1967---it would have been groundbreaking. _Morrison Hotel_ is fantastic.
My biggest item is probably an original mono copy of the Velvet Underground & Nico.
New to this channel, come on you hipster would love to see the bookshelf. 🙃
I love music, but have to admit, I'm a philistine when it comes to audio quality :) Got rid of my vinyl collection years ago, because I got tired of lugging them around every time I moved - having all my music in the palm of my hand works better for me :)
Was not expecting the Battles record but am pleased nonetheless
You should add Henry's Dream by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds on there and the Oasis record The Masterplan.
I'd rather play songs on vinyl than playing them on stereo set or in the car ... maggie i would recommend for u to have django unchained album "even though u already heard it" so beautiful collection of songs chosen by tarantino .. if you like pop fine line very amazing .. r&b i would recommend mind of mine
My suggestion: you should review "SOUL" - head & shoulders the best animation of 2020. Unlike other Disney/Pixar works; more attuned for adults than kids. Cool soundtracks too by Jon Batiste, Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross!
I think Strange Days is the peak of younger Doors, and Morrison Hotel is peak, older Doors albums.
bowie low is awesome and diamon ddogs,,,,,,allad d\insane blackstar is stellar
Yes. In Utero tops Nevermind. By a long shot.
Indifference to between the buttons seems strange. When that came out it was like Radiohead x3
You need Surfin Bird by The Trashmen! 😃
The bird is the word.
angel olsen and twigs