So it's not just a clever name! Lol wish we had something like this in my town. I have a friend that runs an indoor fleemarket that had 1 record guy with 2 tables of records with 90 people wrapped around waiting to go through the crates. Total mayhem!
With your recent dive into all things Rick Springfield ('Working Class Dog' and later), you should do a power pop video. It's my favorite musical sub-genre and one that doesn't get enough love. THX, Brendon!
Thanks for the video Brendon. Love getting to hangout with you and other music enthusiasts. Thanks for showing us what you picked up as well. Aww, no cassettes or 8 Tracks this time!? 😱 Lol. I'm a big fan of tape. 👍
I think I might have purchased that Missing Persons LP, as I am currently in a new wave spell at the moment. I am spinning CDs by Divinyls and The Motels, as well. Got Dale Bozzio to thank for that new obsession! Looks like a great record fair in NJ.
Good post Brendon. Nice to see the physical format is still alive and well.I saw Bram Tchaikovsky at the NEC Birmingham ( UK) support act for Rory Gallagher at the opening of the venue 1977/78? Bram was ok,Rory was brilliant (as usual) .
Great video! That Sharks album looked in great condition. My copy is a bit shabby so I got the CD reissue. Some great glam metal titles like Dangerous Toys. We’d never see those in the UK. Some slightly high prices on the last table. Well done haggling the CD price down, I can’t haggle. Now looking for a record fair near me, that inspired me.
No it’s a Russian bootleg. But they’re done really well with all of the tracks mastered at the same volume level. I’ve got a couple including the Robert Plant and love them.
Cool show. Love the T-shirt. (I want it! Redbubble?). The Sharks (Andy Fraser post-Free band) LP, Rhinoceros LP...good stuff. Nice that Jeff Beck was the 1st one you showed. Nicely done.
Got that Flint album on cd (I think it might be a wounded bird). Looks like there were some awesome records there! I probably would have gotten that strange Deep Purple greatest hits for the collection... :-) Cheers.
Many good albums there. 38 Special and Missing Persons is great. LA Jets was pre 1994 with the very hot and great singer Karen Lawrence. Wrabit was a killer Canadian band,some members of that band started to play with Lee Aaron later.
And so often you find Hanoi rocks! :D :D I am waiting to get record show again. Next weekend would be but I'm not able to go. :( Interesting to see that Luca Turilli for 30 USD. I paid for it couple euros, but back then people didn't buy so much vinyl. mr. Finglish (Bäd English Recs)
It's Grand Funk's bassist Mel Schacher (pronounced Shocker.) He's the tall dark afro dude in the middle. Don Brewer is the short dude with the wild dark afro. Grand Funk's keyboardist Craig Frost (played on five 70s GFR albums) was also in Flint (he's the blond-haired guy on the cover.) He would later play for Bob Seger's Silver Bullet Band on the 1986 Like A Rock album. Too bad Flint's only album sold poorly. Has a lot of great arena rock style music on it.
Cds are my favourite format even tho I was brought up on vinyl and I buy a lot of cds . But I have lately been playing some of my vinyl that I still have rather than spending more money to get the titles on CD . I get the off one that jumps . Have you had this problem p.s I do clean them .Great channel Brendan and great video
Provided they were still in playable condition, I could/would not be leaving that event without buying the *Iron Maiden / Maiden Japan Lp • Mayhem / Live in Lepzig CD & those two Led Zeppelin cassettes.*
You skipped over Billy Joel's late 60s/early 70s acid rock band Attila at 5:39. That album is said to be a collector's item. Very rare record. Wonder what they had it priced at? Can't see the price sticker.
Great video Brendon! How do those $2 records sound? I'm always hesitant to even look through those for fear of getting a record that is more scratches than music. I do like the concept of buying vinyl if it's something I can't find a CD release for or just to pick up something that might be cool then opt to purchase later on CD.
There was something perfectly appropriate when you held up that Alice Cooper record at 8:29, and then the bongos kick in in the background, lol! And then that cover art on the record you held up immediately afterward...yikes!!!
Brendon, I notice that a lot of these record shows always seem to have an older group of people. With the youth of today being into vinyl, how come the youth don't seem to attend these shows? Are they even aware of how conventions work? Same thing with baseball card shows.
I don’t think they are aware of them. Plus most of the youth that are into records is because it’s hip now. Record shows are “hip” they’re for real collectors that want to dig for hidden treasure. It’s a shame because there is a lot to find at these shows. Maybe in time it will translate and they will show up.
@@BrendonSnyder I've honestly seen a lot of younger people attend the one big record show I attend. The sellers are mainly older though and some great conversations with them. Luckily there are a couple of vendors that bring hard to find CDs and imports. They are a ton of fun, very disappointing when I have to miss them.
Cassettes were the first format I bought but I would never buy them now. I had a couple of favourite albums I played so much that my stereo at the time chewed up the tape. When I started playing CDs it felt like such a novelty to skip, program and replay tracks rather than rewind and fast forward
Thanks. Prices in L.A. are at least twice as high as at that record show. Condition much better as well. Like the background chatter!
I love the Michael Stanley Band, so happy you knew about them.
Спасибо за видео. Все очень интересно.☺👍
Great stuff there L7, metallica, nuclear assault, etc. 🤘👌👌
So much good stuff!
Thank you for taking us to the record show. Nice finds.
Omg! I would love Dokken’s Back for the Attack and Village People Can’t Stop the Music soundtrack.
Seeing that Arc Angels cd made me smile …one of my favorite bands
So it's not just a clever name! Lol wish we had something like this in my town. I have a friend that runs an indoor fleemarket that had 1 record guy with 2 tables of records with 90 people wrapped around waiting to go through the crates. Total mayhem!
I’ve been to those kinds of places too! Still lots of fun.
I have that Mountain record on cassette from back in the day. Never could find it on CD.
I just found a copy on CD at Sound Exchange!
@@BrendonSnyder Wow can I make you an offer? lol 😆
With your recent dive into all things Rick Springfield ('Working Class Dog' and later), you should do a power pop video. It's my favorite musical sub-genre and one that doesn't get enough love. THX, Brendon!
Thanks for the suggestion.
Thanks for the video Brendon. Love getting to hangout with you and other music enthusiasts. Thanks for showing us what you picked up as well. Aww, no cassettes or 8 Tracks this time!? 😱 Lol. I'm a big fan of tape. 👍
U picked up some cool records ..have fun listening
Yet another reason to visit Wayne NJ on Second Saturday!
It’s very close to Sound Exchange too!
I see they finally ditched the masks! I was there few months ago and masks were mandatory. Cool show!
That was so very cool
I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Surprised to see a Luca Turilli, at least on vinyl. That one is one of my favourite power metal albums!
I think I might have purchased that Missing Persons LP, as I am currently in a new wave spell at the moment. I am spinning CDs by Divinyls and The Motels, as well. Got Dale Bozzio to thank for that new obsession! Looks like a great record fair in NJ.
Good post Brendon. Nice to see the physical format is still alive and well.I saw Bram Tchaikovsky at the NEC Birmingham ( UK) support act for Rory Gallagher at the opening of the venue 1977/78? Bram was ok,Rory was brilliant (as usual) .
Great video!
That Sharks album looked in great condition. My copy is a bit shabby so I got the CD reissue.
Some great glam metal titles like Dangerous Toys. We’d never see those in the UK. Some slightly high prices on the last table. Well done haggling the CD price down, I can’t haggle. Now looking for a record fair near me, that inspired me.
It’s a cool event🎉
Nice albums. I have never seen the best of Robert Plant CD before - maybe it’s a US only release?
No it’s a Russian bootleg. But they’re done really well with all of the tracks mastered at the same volume level. I’ve got a couple including the Robert Plant and love them.
Cool show. Love the T-shirt. (I want it! Redbubble?). The Sharks (Andy Fraser post-Free band) LP, Rhinoceros LP...good stuff.
Nice that Jeff Beck was the 1st one you showed. Nicely done.
Dam i been looking all over for.that deep purple album
Ron Wood ,Schon/Hammer cool finds!!!
I love the Schon/Hammer. I’ve got it on CD.
@@BrendonSnyder Alice Cooper Original press with panties hard to find item !!
i like it when you go to the record fairs Brendon , the flick throughs are better 👍
Got that Flint album on cd (I think it might be a wounded bird). Looks like there were some awesome records there! I probably would have gotten that strange Deep Purple greatest hits for the collection... :-)
Cheers.
Lucky guy! I’m on the hunt for it on CD now as well.
Many good albums there. 38 Special and Missing Persons is great. LA Jets was pre 1994 with the very hot and great singer Karen Lawrence. Wrabit was a killer Canadian band,some members of that band started to play with Lee Aaron later.
Ahh…I didn’t know the album featured Karen Lawrence, I like her. Guess I’ll have to keep an eye out for it again.
Do that Brendon. The album is very good 70's pop/rock. Like a 70's version of 1994.👍😁
And so often you find Hanoi rocks! :D :D
I am waiting to get record show again. Next weekend would be but I'm not able to go. :(
Interesting to see that Luca Turilli for 30 USD. I paid for it couple euros, but back then people didn't buy so much vinyl.
mr. Finglish (Bäd English Recs)
I show stuff I know and like and Hanoi Rocks is a band I like so they’re going to pop up a lot.
Love Flint lp. Actually, all three musicians were from Grand Funk. Mel, Don and Craig!
It's Grand Funk's bassist Mel Schacher (pronounced Shocker.) He's the tall dark afro dude in the middle. Don Brewer is the short dude with the wild dark afro. Grand Funk's keyboardist Craig Frost (played on five 70s GFR albums) was also in Flint (he's the blond-haired guy on the cover.) He would later play for Bob Seger's Silver Bullet Band on the 1986 Like A Rock album. Too bad Flint's only album sold poorly. Has a lot of great arena rock style music on it.
I’m loving the album and on the hunt to find it on CD now.
Cds are my favourite format even tho I was brought up on vinyl and I buy a lot of cds . But I have lately been playing some of my vinyl that I still have rather than spending more money to get the titles on CD . I get the off one that jumps . Have you had this problem p.s I do clean them .Great channel Brendan and great video
That sticky fingers was the one to have!
Yeah I forgot to go back and get it! Haha
Provided they were still in playable condition, I could/would not be leaving that event without buying the *Iron Maiden / Maiden Japan Lp • Mayhem / Live in Lepzig CD & those two Led Zeppelin cassettes.*
You skipped over Billy Joel's late 60s/early 70s acid rock band Attila at 5:39. That album is said to be a collector's item. Very rare record. Wonder what they had it priced at? Can't see the price sticker.
That Attila album has NEVER been reissued on CD. Pete Pardo has it on CD, but I think it's a bootlegged copy.
Cool! 👍
Hey Brendon, great video. Mel’s last name is pronounced as “shocker,” I believe.
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You know he is going to get that Flash lp! b/c he has the cd already!
Did I see a $100 Poison album!?
IDK…but it’s possible. The prices these days are insane!
Great video Brendon! How do those $2 records sound? I'm always hesitant to even look through those for fear of getting a record that is more scratches than music. I do like the concept of buying vinyl if it's something I can't find a CD release for or just to pick up something that might be cool then opt to purchase later on CD.
So many rock albums and not enough time lol
There was something perfectly appropriate when you held up that Alice Cooper record at 8:29, and then the bongos kick in in the background, lol! And then that cover art on the record you held up immediately afterward...yikes!!!
Haha…yeah great timing, right!!
Brendon, I notice that a lot of these record shows always seem to have an older group of people. With the youth of today being into vinyl, how come the youth don't seem to attend these shows? Are they even aware of how conventions work? Same thing with baseball card shows.
I don’t think they are aware of them. Plus most of the youth that are into records is because it’s hip now. Record shows are “hip” they’re for real collectors that want to dig for hidden treasure. It’s a shame because there is a lot to find at these shows. Maybe in time it will translate and they will show up.
@@BrendonSnyder I've honestly seen a lot of younger people attend the one big record show I attend. The sellers are mainly older though and some great conversations with them. Luckily there are a couple of vendors that bring hard to find CDs and imports. They are a ton of fun, very disappointing when I have to miss them.
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Uhmm.....something is about to happen. lol 8:32
I'm a little surprised to see SCHOOL'S OUT (original pressing with panties) in with the rest of those LPs
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I'm just worried you are not going to be able to find anything. 🙂
It’s a very rare experience when I don’t find something.
@@BrendonSnyder I know it. I could drop $500 there very quickly! So much OG vinyl probably in mint conditon.
Used record store prices.
Cassettes? Just, No. Please!
It’s big business these days.
@@BrendonSnyder Hard to believe. Can't wait for 8 tracks comeback! And wax cylinders!
Cassettes were the first format I bought but I would never buy them now. I had a couple of favourite albums I played so much that my stereo at the time chewed up the tape. When I started playing CDs it felt like such a novelty to skip, program and replay tracks rather than rewind and fast forward
Instead of creating CDs they should've made Cassettes more durable, and provided more information on the Inlay !
@@paulbrookes413 No, CDs are my favourite format and I much prefer them to cassette. vinyl records and streaming.
CDs sound terrible
Then you have a bad system.