3:13, 4:16 - Totally unexpected Brendon moments lol. I didn't see that coming. Still hoping for you to come across a vinyl copy of Tarney/Spencer Band's 1979 album Run For Your Life. You will absolutely love the lost classic gem "No Time To Lose."
Just wanted to say, I really enjoy watching these going to the record store episodes. For some reason, they totally relax me. Looking forward to more. Thanks so much.
I felt warm and fuzzy watching this, not many music stores in my area! Loved seeing the Little Feat album, Brendon! There is a very soothing quality to watching you shop for musical treasure, especially cause you have excellent taste in music, broad and without limits! Your channel has become one of my " go to's " and I thank you for turning me on to some undervalued artists in glam metal and rock music in general! Nice work, my friend.
Hi Brendon, I noticed that you looked at an England Dan and John Ford Coley record. I saw Dan Seals in an outdoor concert at a winery back in 1999 or so and got his autograph. He was singing country during that time and had some great songs. I have two of his compilation albums and one of my favorite songs is "Everything That Glitters (Is Not Gold)." He seemed really down to earth and it's sad that he passed away.
I’ve found that each record store has its charms and it’s pluses. The key is to know what you’re trying to find and pick the record store most likely to have it.
As you mentioned the music, can you or anyone else tell me what the song/band is that starts playing at 0.58 its instrumental guitar music, not sure who it is but I like the sound and feel.
Going to a record store & finding something on my want list or buying a new release has exactly the same feeling of excitement as going to a club & seeing a selection of new girls knowing at the end of the night i was bringing one home.
Brendon, you may already know this but the Detective album was reissued on Rock Candy Records. Also, Michael Des Barnes was lead vocalist for another band called Chequered Past.
Thank you for the video. You really capture the experience of going to the record store. Some nice recommendations too. Do you film all your stuff using your phone?
A little bit of correction he wasn’t in “A” team he was in MacGyver and and also in the famous movie with Sidney Poitier, Guess Who’s coming to dinner.
The headphones are actually so I can stream and check out potential albums I’m looking to buy. But yes, sometimes if the music is not for me, the headphones go on so I can listen to more appealing music…😂
Hey Marty! Wanna thank you and your beautiful country for ALL the great music you have given us, especially Midnight Oil, INXS, Men At Work, and my second favorite band of all time - AC/DC!
The Roger Daltrey Under a Raging Moon is a very good Album. I purchased the Roger Daltrey Vinyl Best Bits for a dollar in my used music store @ Tijjuana about 3 weeks ago.
went to MAD CITY MUSIC today and picked up 1) WINERY DOGS III 2) YES 90125 3) YES UNION 4) YES GOING FOR THE ONE 5) YES MAGNIFCATION 6) TRANSATLANTIC LIVE IN EUROPE 7) THIN LIZZY DEDICATION 8) THIN LIZZY EXTENDED VERSION 9) REO SPEEDWAGON NINE LIVES 10) SKID ROW S/T ALL FOR $45 GREAT DAY AT RECORD STORE really help getting closer to complete YES collection i sure hope people keep buying records keeps price of cds down
@@BrendonSnyder my record store is a collector of records but does by collections of cds an put them out for 3 or 4 bucks so it great to find fillers for the collection at not much cost
@@BrendonSnyder "Get Ready" took up all of Side B. The version on the IN CONCERT LP was even longer. Wiki notes that the unedited performance was "close to an hour".
After the Montrose debut...I was so bummed about PAPER MONEY (Xmas 1973). Don't do it! ;-) Fantastic selection of magazines. I have every issue of BASS PLAYER...so I'm good there. MUSICIAN magazine was so good. I only have a handful. They had some great interviews (Sting, Joni Mitchell, etc).
MONTROSE debut one of the greatest in history ( Van Halen, Boston, The Cars, Pretenders, The Doors, The Band ) then.....crapped the bed! Like some of Ronnie's solo stuff, though, and didn't Sammy go on to some success, solo, and with that band with the pretty good guitar player?
How can you expect a band to top, or even match, such an epic debut LP as Montrose.?. Paper Money is a progression forward, admittedly not as great, but the title track, "I've Got the Fire", "Starliner", and "Space Age Sacrifice " are all excellent tunes..
@@4tuneagent Those four songs were pretty good, especially I've Got The Fire, but the rest are entirely forgettable and uninspired. Paper Money wasn't going to top or even come close to debut, but it was far weaker than most expected, seemed like a rebellion from Ronnie against the fame coming from the debut.
@@4tuneagent Well...I bought the debut when it was released. Great...but not "epic" (yet). Over time, yes, absolutely a Classic. So, thinking back like a 14-year old, I would want more than the debut. Funds for LPs were tight. Had to choose wisely. Aerosmith, Rush...2nd albums better than the 1st. IMHO. Thought the MONTROSE follow-up was less, not more. Am I alone on this? But, I think I will revisit PAPER MONEY today. Why not, it's been decades. 🙂
passing up on 'The Impossible Dream by SAHB'... disgraceful😃 It is near impossible to buy their albums in mint condition here in the U.K. unless you re-mortgage the house!
I’ve got a couple of his albums as I like certain songs that other artists have covered like Faith Healer. But I’ve not really connected with the SAHB albums the way I have with the cover versions. So he’s on my radar but not something I have to snap up…at least not right now.
@@BrendonSnyderThe lyrics to the track 'The Tale of The Giant Stoneater' are the strangest i've ever heard. I wonder if Alex was on 'something' at the time? Anyway you have some wonderful record shops in your area (he says with jealousy).
Hey Brendon, love the work that you do. You may have done this in one of your previous videos, but I am curious what kind of stereo equipment you have in your house that you listen to your many CD's and albums on. I know you don't consider yourself an audiophile, but as one myself I am always interested in the equipment music lovers use. Perhaps you could do such a video. Over the years I have come to two conclusions. First, most CD's from the 80's sound bad. It took until the late 90's and onward for them to really sound good to great. Second, much hard rock sounds better listening through headphones. There is a pair of headphones that I am interested in purchasing when they finally become available in Canada. They are called "Heavy's". They are available for pre-order but I will not be pre-ordering because of the duty, taxes and exchange rate that would apply as a Canadian. Anyway, would love for you to comment on what I have written. Keep up the great content!
There aren’t stores that are just turntable stores so it would be difficult to do. But also since the channel is predominately CD focused I don’t know how interested people would be in it as a whole. That said, there also aren’t CD player stores either so that isn’t an option. But I’ll keep you’d idea in mind and if I figure out an interesting way to do I’ll consider making one. 👍
Awesome store / shop / museum!!! Thanks for this very interesting video!!! You should've gotten this Lions & Ghosts album ( couldn't see the price however) , they were a cool band, reminding me at Billy Idol actually, a bit more relaxed, they had their own style. Definitely get this Tony MacAlpine album "Maxium security", that is my all time favorite instrumental album besides the first Vinnie Moore, that album is SO SO SO GOOD!!! I am sure you own or have it already?!?
@@BrendonSnyder i guess it’s just big city prices? Around here in flyover country, the used CDs & cassettes are $1-2 each. Only vinyl commands those premium prices around here.
Yes perhaps. But these are prices that have been in place since the early 90’s. Growing up a used CD was $7 or $8. Today they’re still mostly the same price so to me 30 years without inflation seems pretty good. That’s how I gauge it at least. But also you have to take into account what is being compared and make sure that one that is a higher dollar amount isn’t something rare that is being compared to a lower dollar run of the mill album.
3:13, 4:16 - Totally unexpected Brendon moments lol. I didn't see that coming. Still hoping for you to come across a vinyl copy of Tarney/Spencer Band's 1979 album Run For Your Life. You will absolutely love the lost classic gem "No Time To Lose."
Just wanted to say, I really enjoy watching these going to the record store episodes. For some reason, they totally relax me. Looking forward to more. Thanks so much.
I think that could have been one of your best videos ever , great stuff , thanks brendon
I felt warm and fuzzy watching this, not many music stores in my area! Loved seeing the Little Feat album, Brendon! There is a very soothing quality to watching you shop for musical treasure, especially cause you have excellent taste in music, broad and without limits! Your channel has become one of my " go to's " and I thank you for turning me on to some undervalued artists in glam metal and rock music in general! Nice work, my friend.
Hi Brendon, I noticed that you looked at an England Dan and John Ford Coley record. I saw Dan Seals in an outdoor concert at a winery back in 1999 or so and got his autograph. He was singing country during that time and had some great songs. I have two of his compilation albums and one of my favorite songs is "Everything That Glitters (Is Not Gold)." He seemed really down to earth and it's sad that he passed away.
The cd / Record stores you go to are awesome.
Yeah this one is a fave!
OMG, some of those deals are so good, I would feel like I stole them!! You're very lucky to live so close to these record stores!!
I used to drive past Dover on my drives from Scranton to Newark and back. Never knew I was driving past a cool record shop.
Nice large store! My Favorite Series on your channel. Thanks for sharing.
My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it and I hope it sends people to these great record stores to keep them in business.
@@BrendonSnyder Absolutely.
Best place yet, Brendon, next to Anthony’s place. Decent music being played too! Thanks for sharing.
I agree.
I’ve found that each record store has its charms and it’s pluses. The key is to know what you’re trying to find and pick the record store most likely to have it.
As you mentioned the music, can you or anyone else tell me what the song/band is that starts playing at 0.58 its instrumental guitar music, not sure who it is but I like the sound and feel.
Its playing for a few seconds in the clips again from 1:08 and 1:55 if that helps. Instrumental guitar with a slightly Eastern feel.
It’s Paul McCartney from his album III released in 2020. The song is the first track Long Tailed Winter Bird.
Hello Brendon how are you doing I think that place is awesome they have some great stuff
Yes they’re always a lot of fun to visit.
I loved that Trixter cassette. That band is so underrated.
Yeah that was a cool find that brought back great memories!
Yes they were. Saw them twice back in the day opening for Stryper and Kiss.
Going to a record store & finding something on my want list or buying a new release has exactly the same feeling of excitement as going to a club & seeing a selection of new girls knowing at the end of the night i was bringing one home.
…SCORE!
Glad to see your friend, Joe, again!
Joe is always around somewhere, usually in the background checking out cool music.
When you picked up the original CD release of Get Your Wings by Aerosmith, I about jumped out of my seat!
Haha 👍
Loved the used Kiss section !
Me too!
Really cool looking record store.
Wow, great prices for used cd's.
Yeah they have some good deals!
Gees I wish we had a store like this in Vancouver BC and surrounding area. Our brick and mortar at times is pretty lame.
Yeah I’m grateful for the stores I have in my area and feel very lucky. Ultimately, I wish everyone had places like this too.
Brendon, you may already know this but the Detective album was reissued on Rock Candy Records. Also, Michael Des Barnes was lead vocalist for another band called Chequered Past.
Great Primus vinil!!! 🤘👌👌
Thank you for the video. You really capture the experience of going to the record store. Some nice recommendations too. Do you film all your stuff using your phone?
Yep! Easy peasy!
A little bit of correction he wasn’t in “A” team he was in MacGyver and and also in the famous movie with Sidney Poitier, Guess Who’s coming to dinner.
Right 👍
@@BrendonSnyder ps I
Just received the Robin MCAULEY Alive cd this cd is brilliant and I am playing it load at my age of 62
Loudly
Some really cool tapes in there. KEEL would have come home with me for sure. 😀 \m/
This is heaven.
I see you wearing headphones for every store visit so I have to ask, do you listen to your own music when you shop or take in what's playing?
The headphones are actually so I can stream and check out potential albums I’m looking to buy. But yes, sometimes if the music is not for me, the headphones go on so I can listen to more appealing music…😂
What a shop we do not have anything that big and with that much stock on the shelves in Australia
Hey Marty! Wanna thank you and your beautiful country for ALL the great music you have given us, especially Midnight Oil, INXS, Men At Work, and my second favorite band of all time - AC/DC!
Hey Brendon don't hear much blackfoot played in many record stores. Got some great loot this time.
The Roger Daltrey Under a Raging Moon is a very good Album. I purchased the Roger Daltrey Vinyl Best Bits for a dollar in my used music store @ Tijjuana about 3 weeks ago.
What a cool place!
Absolutely!
went to MAD CITY MUSIC today and picked up
1) WINERY DOGS III
2) YES 90125
3) YES UNION
4) YES GOING FOR THE ONE
5) YES MAGNIFCATION
6) TRANSATLANTIC LIVE IN EUROPE
7) THIN LIZZY DEDICATION
8) THIN LIZZY EXTENDED VERSION
9) REO SPEEDWAGON NINE LIVES
10) SKID ROW S/T
ALL FOR $45 GREAT DAY AT RECORD STORE really help getting closer to complete YES collection
i sure hope people keep buying records keeps price of cds down
Nice deal!
@@BrendonSnyder my record store is a collector of records but does by collections of cds an put them out for 3 or 4 bucks so it great to find fillers for the collection at not much cost
Hey, that giant RECORDS sign used to hang in front of the famous Fords Nj store Vintage Vinyl!
Yep! That’s why I added it for this shot. This place is like a cool record store museum.
I really miss Vintage Vinyl. I was really upset when I heard they closed.
Great video!
Thanks! 👍
I'll take the Rare Earth GET READY LP @2:17...I see you returned to the scene for a better look @7:03. ;-)
Great album, right!
@@BrendonSnyder "Get Ready" took up all of Side B. The version on the IN CONCERT LP was even longer. Wiki notes that the unedited performance was "close to an hour".
I have the detective album on CD I borrowed the album from my friend before he passed away
What happened to the rest of your friend’s collection?
Probably his family got it I'm just guessing
That David Byron I'd like to get someday. Of course it isn't Uriah Heep but still.
That place looks cool.
mr. Finglish (Bäd English Recs)j
Yeah I was thinking about going back for that one!
After the Montrose debut...I was so bummed about PAPER MONEY (Xmas 1973). Don't do it! ;-)
Fantastic selection of magazines. I have every issue of BASS PLAYER...so I'm good there. MUSICIAN magazine was so good. I only have a handful. They had some great interviews (Sting, Joni Mitchell, etc).
It bummed me out as well but it’s still Sammy singing so I enjoy it.
MONTROSE debut one of the greatest in history ( Van Halen, Boston, The Cars, Pretenders, The Doors, The Band ) then.....crapped the bed! Like some of Ronnie's solo stuff, though, and didn't Sammy go on to some success, solo, and with that band with the pretty good guitar player?
How can you expect a band to top, or even match, such an epic debut LP as Montrose.?. Paper Money is a progression forward, admittedly not as great, but the title track, "I've Got the Fire", "Starliner", and "Space Age Sacrifice " are all excellent tunes..
@@4tuneagent Those four songs were pretty good, especially I've Got The Fire, but the rest are entirely forgettable and uninspired. Paper Money wasn't going to top or even come close to debut, but it was far weaker than most expected, seemed like a rebellion from Ronnie against the fame coming from the debut.
@@4tuneagent Well...I bought the debut when it was released. Great...but not "epic" (yet). Over time, yes, absolutely a Classic.
So, thinking back like a 14-year old, I would want more than the debut. Funds for LPs were tight. Had to choose wisely.
Aerosmith, Rush...2nd albums better than the 1st. IMHO. Thought the MONTROSE follow-up was less, not more. Am I alone on this?
But, I think I will revisit PAPER MONEY today. Why not, it's been decades. 🙂
Hi Brendon
Do you have any albums with John Entwistle?
Yes, I have them all. Love his stuff especially the album Rock.
Do you own any CDs or vinyl LPs by Dutch power pop singer Herman Brood? He's best known for the Top 40 hit "Saturday Night."
Hey Brendon Snyder are you getting Motley Crue new release boxset of all their first five albums Crucial Crue
No, I own all the previous reissues that have bonus tracks. Without bonus content I’m not interested in straight reissues.
passing up on 'The Impossible Dream by SAHB'... disgraceful😃 It is near impossible to buy their albums in mint condition here in the U.K. unless you re-mortgage the house!
I’ve got a couple of his albums as I like certain songs that other artists have covered like Faith Healer. But I’ve not really connected with the SAHB albums the way I have with the cover versions. So he’s on my radar but not something I have to snap up…at least not right now.
@@BrendonSnyderThe lyrics to the track 'The Tale of The Giant Stoneater' are the strangest i've ever heard. I wonder if Alex was on 'something' at the time? Anyway you have some wonderful record shops in your area (he says with jealousy).
Hey Brendon, love the work that you do. You may have done this in one of your previous videos, but I am curious what kind of stereo equipment you have in your house that you listen to your many CD's and albums on. I know you don't consider yourself an audiophile, but as one myself I am always interested in the equipment music lovers use. Perhaps you could do such a video. Over the years I have come to two conclusions. First, most CD's from the 80's sound bad. It took until the late 90's and onward for them to really sound good to great. Second, much hard rock sounds better listening through headphones. There is a pair of headphones that I am interested in purchasing when they finally become available in Canada. They are called "Heavy's". They are available for pre-order but I will not be pre-ordering because of the duty, taxes and exchange rate that would apply as a Canadian. Anyway, would love for you to comment on what I have written. Keep up the great content!
Awsm video..can you make a video on turntable available in stores
There aren’t stores that are just turntable stores so it would be difficult to do. But also since the channel is predominately CD focused I don’t know how interested people would be in it as a whole. That said, there also aren’t CD player stores either so that isn’t an option. But I’ll keep you’d idea in mind and if I figure out an interesting way to do I’ll consider making one. 👍
@@BrendonSnyder thanks alot...CDs or vinyl stores with record player will do
Awesome store / shop / museum!!! Thanks for this very interesting video!!! You should've gotten this Lions & Ghosts album ( couldn't see the price however) , they were a cool band, reminding me at Billy Idol actually, a bit more relaxed, they had their own style. Definitely get this Tony MacAlpine album "Maxium security", that is my all time favorite instrumental album besides the first Vinnie Moore, that album is SO SO SO GOOD!!! I am sure you own or have it already?!?
say hi to Ethan lol
Ah you know Ethan too! 👍
@@BrendonSnyder nice guy
Seems like alot of those used CDs were kinda pricy! $10 for a used Judas Priest CD!?
To each his own. But I thought I showed plenty of CDs with a variety of pricing so it gives the range.
@@BrendonSnyder i guess it’s just big city prices? Around here in flyover country, the used CDs & cassettes are $1-2 each. Only vinyl commands those premium prices around here.
Yes perhaps. But these are prices that have been in place since the early 90’s. Growing up a used CD was $7 or $8. Today they’re still mostly the same price so to me 30 years without inflation seems pretty good. That’s how I gauge it at least. But also you have to take into account what is being compared and make sure that one that is a higher dollar amount isn’t something rare that is being compared to a lower dollar run of the mill album.