Vinyl Tag 2024 (Amity Tracks
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Welcome to Amity Tracks. This is a channel where we discuss a wide range of music related topics. The focus will be on music from the 1960’s through the 1990’s, but not exclusively. Classic rock, progressive rock, psychedelic rock, hard rock, jazz, blues, folk, country, soul…all genres are fair game. From time to time we may dabble in other popular culture, such as film, history or sports. But music is primarily what we do here. The focus is on the music and the artists. We hope to encourage an open and dynamic community with fun and informative discussions not only in the videos, but also in the comments section. Please note that, while disagreement and discussion is welcome, no personal attacks or out of bounds comments will be tolerated. We want to be a part of the positive larger vinyl community and other like-minded, music focused communities.
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A fun filled video and good to see you having a good time showing off albums we dont always get to see on your regular shows snd also great call on joan armatrading she's my favorite female vocalist and that 1976 debut album is among one of my favorite debut albums
You had me at Peter Gabriel
Didn't realize Credence had three records in one year. Damn, that's impressive. Great video. The K-Tel comps were a nice touch. I didn't realize you counted down all the Neil albums as well. I'm going to have to go back and check that out. And thanks so much for the shout out!
I enjoyed your Neil Young series. I'd be curious what you think of my rankings for Neil. He's fun to talk about.
Hi, great response to the tag. I am pleased that somebody else showed some Joan Armatrading.
Thanks!
Fantastic video
Thanks!
New to your channel with the vinyl tag! This is the third time I’ve seen the latest Peter Gabriel. I saw him for the third time in Toronto /03. That record wasn’t great but I’m definitely checking out this new one at this point of many recommendations. Cool Joy Division/New Order compilation. I’m a big Neil Young fan too!
Awesome, I appreciate you watching! That new Gabriel is fantastic. Like I said, it gets better and better the more time you spend with it.
Great response! I had a killer time answering these questions too. I need to check out that new Peter Gabriel album. I’ve heard some positive things about it. Steppenwolf! Yes! Crazy good band. CCR releasing three albums in 1969. Wow. I chose the 80s too.
Thanks! I need to go check out your response.
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Awesome video
Thanks!
I think you’ll really dig Joan Armatrading. Her stuff is amazing! Another of her albums you should check out is “Show Some Emotion.”
Thanks, I am on the lookout for her records.
I have that stars and bars record.
Really? That's awesome.
I knew nothing about Peter Gabriel putting out one song per month. I had to ho with the 60’s. I think your dinner party would be a bit tense.
You think? Elvis would definitely feel out of place, but I think Colin would keep everything kind of light. Peter is a gentleman, so I don't see him causing any trouble. Neil would be the wild card. But I kind of think that everyone would be on good behavior being in the presence of The King. Perhaps I'm overthinking this.
1. Gram Parsons and Emmylou Harris at the Bijou
2. The Replacements: Tim remix
3. Sergeant Pepper, Magical Mystery Tour
4. 60’s
5. ( Joy Division)
6. Eliane Radigue
7. Misery, Monster Mash, Splish Splash, Love is Blue, Sherry, Limbo Rock, Groovy Times
8. John, Joni, Tom Waits, Zappa
9. ( Jeff Beck)
10. Your rules? Canada
11. Andy Edwards, PopGoes the 60s, ( Abigail DeVoe)
12. Original Satanic Majesties with lenticular cover
13. There’s a Riot Going On (Sly)
14. Born to Run, Metal Box (PiL)
15. LP? See 1. (Just started streaming Eliane Radigue.)
16. King Crimson week. Andy’s Fusion ranking.
17. My Bloody Valentine: Loveless
18. Satanic Majesties
19. Clash ‘77 (American Version)
20. Roxy Music: Country Life
Great answers!