Glad you enjoyed our show. I am one of the (many) people that worked to get the record convention started in Austin and its great to see it still surviving and people, such as yourself, traveling here and enjoying it. Thanks for posting.

Wow. You're so broadminded and have introduced me to so much more new music that I missed from the eighties and nineties. Thank you.

Great pick ups Hanna. Enjoyed the video. Keep 'em coming. Rock ON!

Hey Hannah, thankyou so much for your lovely reply! Love your interesting reviews.

It's so nice to see record shows again. I have never been to one, and I want to fix that this year. Looks like you had a great time Hanna. Rock on!

Hi Hanna! I could not find a vinyl release of The Sound Jeopardy after calling around to various local record stores in a 1 hour+ driving radius. I then opted to order a brand new CD and am so happy that I did. Love it. Rock on! - Heather

Always a fun and informative video. I always see something that is new to me. I had not heard you mention Eno before. The four albums he made on Island, " Here Come The Warm Jets, " Another Green World" Taking Tiger Mountain By Strategy" and Before and After Science" are all essential ,especially with some of Phil Manzanera's best guitar work. Glad you have that Jeopardy lp. Love anything related to Howard Devoto, have not run across a video where you mention "Magazine" their first two albums, are Essential. Thanks for sharing your love of vinyl, Hanna

Great finds, amazing stuff! The Cynics are one of my favorite garage psych bands! The Sound debut is a classic but, just my opinion, the following "From the Lion's mouth" is even better! Take Care!

Hi Hanna. Nice to see you again. Also it is fantastic seeing the record shows are a reality again. Yes! You grabbed some good listens. Cool to see a Primal Scream album that isn't Screamadelica. Look Sharp & I'm The Man. So so so good. Whenever I need to connect with a fellow collector who excels in alternative related bands I definitely know who to turn to. Always a pleasure hanging with you Hanna. Have a super solid weekend~ Rob/Boston

That was a good hunting trip. Eno, PiL, The (mighty) Fall, The Stranglers, plus too many to mention. Amazing that you found discs by The Sound. Rare as hen's teeth. I'd rate Jerky Version higher than the last Magazine album. Okay, who's going to make The Birthday Party gag? 'RELEASE THE BATS!'

You got a good deal on those CDs for Shoes/Velvet Crush/Slits!

The Sound is a band that I can't believe I missed when they were active. Sooo good, and now one of my all time favorite post punk bands. From The Lions Mouth is my favorite from them but they do not have a clunker in the catalog. Thanks for uploading another video! I look forward to more.

Congratulations on that 100% Fun vinyl. What a score!

I had the Boomtown rats album long ago. It’s a good one! The convention didn’t look as big when I was there in ‘09 Yeah, COVID has wrecked havoc on everyone. Now I know what other Joe Jackson album you picked up😬 There’s a few more of his you should get. Love Joe Jackson! Great video dear.

You got some awesome stuff! Hope you guys had a great time!

I commented early in the video, just got to your SHOES find! Love that band! ❤

Your trip looks like so much fun, I've never been to a record show but I think their is one in Gainesville, FL- a couple hours away from me- now you have me thinking I want to go. You picked up some killer stuff, very cool!!

Very cool! The Cynics “Twelve Flights Up” was the highlight for me. Any Trouble is also a great find 👍

Hi H! Was worth it for The Sound alone. Great pickups. 🙌🏼

Oooh, Wonderful and Frightening World of The Fall. Great place to start. That whole early to mid 80s period is fantastic. Can't go wrong with that.

Another great episode, Hannah! Thanks for letting us ride shotgun on your travels across the country 🤣🤘

Love Killing Joke. Great pick ups. Can't wait for record conventions to come back in Canada

An early PIL song that l liked a lot from The Smell of..., is Four Enclosed Walls! The song was even played on KROQ, out here in LA, back in the early 80s, but back then, I didn't know the song title 😐, but I Sure do now...! Great video, Hannah (?)!

Hey Hanna, well I am pretty sure I could answer that opening question for you ;-) Thanks for the footage, fascinating seeing how Austin does their convention. All looks pretty manageable, people wise. On to the records - I'd love to find that first Primals album. Shame on that Eno press. Good Deal on that PIL Plastic box. I do need to check out the sound (still haven't played a live album I picked up of theirs!). Very cool of Jess in Waco, and also grabbing Biff Bang Pow! And the Fall one is sweet to see, haven't come across that. So many more I am missing commenting on but man that is a huge score on the sealed 100% Fun, and what a price! Good seeing you, great hearing the trip was a bunch of fun. Cheers- Dean

Thanks for sharing. So many great purchases and introducing me to music from the era I lived through. Superb. Squeezing Out Sparks is the Graham Parker I return to the most. Discovering Japan & Protection should have you hooked. Second Edition/Metal Box - One of the all-time greats. Poptones alone would make it a must-get. Excited to see you expanding your Fall collection. Their catalog is expensive and wildly varied but you can't go wrong with anything from the 80s. Brix is pronounced with a hard X. Named herself after The Clash song Guns Of Brixton. From somebody who lives there, I will concur driving through Dallas sucks. But there are some record stores worth checking out. I am sure you would find some hidden gems.

Love your name. I worked in omha for a long while. Cool town. It's just exciting that conventions are in town

Hi Hanna You have certainly crossed some records off your want list. So pleased you now have some Sound LP's, I can recommend everything they did. Any Trouble were a great band and Clive Gregson is so underrated. Love those Joe Jackson LP's. Alan McGee named Creation after the 1960's band of the same name. They came from the same area as me. They are like The Who and Biff Bam Pow was the name one of their singles. Don't know that Off Broadway, its gone on my list. The Members are a great band they produced a punk classic with Sound of the Suburbs. I really like Guided By Voices and they and Robert Pollard are so prolific. Also thank you for recommending The Records, I picked their LP Crashes today and also a Devo, Duty Now for the Future, a load of Raspberries singles and a number of Japan singles with fine picture sleeves at our local bi-weekly record fair. I would say it was well worth you going to Austin. It looked a well run and very safe environment. Take care. Gary

wow, what an amazing trip. Austin is such a cool city. Glad to see you got some Killing Joke. So much goodness. The Shoes CD with extra live tracks looks really good too...have fun listening Hanna!

Yes Hannah! You got the 1st The Sound album. Isnt it a beauty. And the 2nd album is just as great, youve seen my raves over it. You got Eno's 1st album too.. I love it so influential. His Before And After Science is great and ive loved his 2 most acclaimed albums for so long, Taking Tiger Mountain and Another Green World are beauties. On the Boomtown Rats album my fave part is the brief piano/guitar intro to Sleep. Its bloody excellent really great, just not enough!!

Good Morning Hanna 🌞 👋 ! - Looked like an awesome trip. Definitely The Fall were at their best with Brix in the band. Love C R E E P ! Nice Stranglers album with amazing 🎹 from the late Dave Greenfield. Second Edition by PIL is an all time favorite. Classic footage of them on American Bandstand with Dick Clark & The late show with Tom Snyder is on YT Basically , you can't go wrong with PIL ! In closing , Jeopardy by The Sound is a masterpiece ! I Can't Escape Myself & Hour Of Need are great. Shock Of Daylight came out here in the 🇺🇸 & I saw The Sound live that year. RIP Adrian Borland. See Ya Hanna 😃

Great Job you guys have fun playing you're new albums, and another great video Hanna.

I have a copy of Second Edition as well.Mine is a Warner Bros. promo copy I believe and I love Joe Jackson's music..great finds!

Weird about the Warm Jets reissue. The Sound?!? Yipes! Great stuff! Your Killing Joke discoveries will be abundantly rewarded! Same for Boomtown Rats! Ooooh! Dirk Wears White Socks! Major find there! Forgot the name of the group,but I seem to remember Marco Pirroni's band from early 2000s covering"Needle In The Camel's Eye" by Eno. Also look for Eno's BBC Sessions. Sorta garagey versions of Tiger Mountain and Warm Jets Stuff plus covers of The Lion Sleeps Tonight and Fever. Essential. Great finds as usual,Hanna. I'm laughing because most of my copies of these records in my collection are ,if not beat to hell,certainly well played. Love your channel. Between you and Pete Pardo (Sea Of Tranquility), I have my two absolute favorite music critics. (Pete does Prog. and metal and classic rock.)

I live 20 minutes away and I didn't go. I'm glad someone in the VC went!! Thanks for sharing!!!

Hey Hannah, there is so much to take in here that I don't know what to say. The place was huge, but the show wasn't, but it was still pretty big though. I am glad you had a good time, and you picked up a lot of stuff. I think that I am most impressed with The Cynics Twelve Flights Up (I need a copy of that) and the 100% Fun album. That just may be mt favorite of his. I love Get Older and Smog Moon as well as those you mentioned. Also, Any Troubles version of ABBA's Name Of The Game is great. Looking forward to the next as always. Take care...

always a pleasure hearing from you.hope someday youll do a video on english pub rock,in the 70,s

Lots of awesome LP’s here Hanna. I absolutely love those Adam Ant scores. He’s one of my favorites. His music is Very unusual and fun. Devo too 👍 Killer grab on that Matthew Sweet LP Great video Hanna. Glad to see ya again.

Hey Hanna! I would definitely say that record convention was worth it. Really cool how you were able to check off so many wants without any struggle. Some excellent finds at the record stores, too. The one in Waco looked really cool. There’s a few in here that I need to look into more. The Sounds especially. Love seeing the PiL scores. Hope you’re having a great weekend. ✌🏻

Hi Hanna ... another video with so much good records! Very nice! Thank you for take us with you on the road!! ... and what nice weather! In germany it´s so cold and rains all day - that´s not good! Tschüß Gunnar

**Well done just Amazing thank you for sharing yet another EXCELLENT upload. Always looking forward to coming back to see more great new content******Wishing You A BLESS-FULL Week Ahead**🙏...

Thanks so much for taking some footage around the convention and it was great to see the photos at the end. I am glad they enforced a mask wearing policy and Austin is probably one of the few places in the state they would really do that. So it was really funny watching the video because at 3:43 there appears a guy in a green shirt. This is the guy that also operates as a dealer and hits the Houston show. He also had his own KZfaq channel for a while. As with all your videos, 70% or more of what you show are bands I am not aware of. I am really curious about 'The Sound.' I will have to check out that one. I should probably sample Boomtown Rats a bit more. I only know them for I Don't Like Mondays. Adam Ant is another one that I took for granted and I only know him from Goody Two Shoes since it played on MTV all of the time. So glad you scored an original of 100% Fun. That's one of Matthew Sweet's best.

Any Trouble, Isolation Drills, 100% Fun...some of my all-time faves.

Impeccable taste ! The Sound, Killing Joke, Adam and the Ants, Eno, PIL... great picks everywhere. I hope you enjoy Japan's Obscure Alternatives. I know some fans prefer Adolescent Sex, but for me OA is a more focused record, it has a more after punk approach, which works better for me, and you can already feel Sylvian starting to really take over the band.

Wow great picks is fantastic. 👍

Glad to see that you found the Japan album you needed for your collection. Did see one on eBay recently for £ 14.99. I hope you didn't pay too much for the one you bought. Great selection as always.

Thanks for showing the Austin show. I've never been, but always heard about it. I'm surprised they still had it with the Covid thing, though I don't think Texas was hit as hard as other places. Not only would the convention be cool, but Austin is so dang cool too, nice laid back vibes and good places to eat. I'd never heard of Off Broadway and some of the others. I always thought The Sounded a bit like Echo & The Bunnymen. Those Joej Jackson lps are great. I don't listen to much punk, but Jackson stuff still resonates with me. Hope you enjoyed the trip.

Great pics picked up the jams album dig the new breed. A good import the other day. Great scores though.

Yeah!!! In The City my favourite Jam album, so powerful 👍👍👍

I’m glad to see that you picked up some Joe Jackson & Graham Parker on your trip . They’re great albums . Check out the Stranglers : Dreamtime album from the mid 80s , and the Boomtown Rats debut album from 1977 or so . Both are wonderful albums . Thank you for the recommendations of the Sound , and Any Trouble . I will definitely investigate them . I also want to check out In the Presence of Greatness , as I am currently enjoying Free Expression, on your recommendation. I look forward to your next video !

Love that Gin Blossoms album on your Amp. Every track is amazing.

"Guitar Beat" by The Raybeats was constantly on my turntable in 1981, I have the original one with the circles on the cover not the green suits one, I think that came out later. Saw them so many times here in New York City, they were also a great live band. That Howard Devoto album that you acquired is a big favorite. The promo man from the record label sent me that and I loved it. "Rainy Season" is such an outstanding track. Glad you enjoyed yourself. I went to a record show in Long Island that was usually a pretty good show, first one they had since the pandemic, I went for the early admission which was probably a waste. Very disappointed, a lot fewer vendors and not many that were there had much good stuff. I spent under $75 at this show, because there wasn't much, tables were spread apart. A lot of the better usual vendors were not there, unfortunately. I love P/I/L, my 2 favorite albums by them are Metal Box a/k/a Second Edition and Flowers Of Romance. I also love First Issue. I know you'll love them. Stay well my beloved friend. Look forward to hearing more from you. I used to play that Byrds CD a lot, it has the original version of that song The Turtles later covered and had a hit with. "You Showed Me."

Hey Hanna-thanks for another great show.Glad you were able to take a trip down Texas way. I went to high school in Waco. Have you seen the film The Great Rock 'N' Roll Swindle? It's a must see. My fave songs from the soundtrack are L 'Anarchie Pour Le U.K., Friggin' In The Riggin', Who Killed Bambi 'n You Need Hands (sung by their manager Malcolm McLaren.) I only discovered recently that it was originally sung by...Eydie Gorme! I have the PIL Metal box. I recommend I Am Kurious Oranj by the Fall. Also Bee Thousand by Guided By Voices.I'm adamant about Adam Ant-Madam I'm Adam backwards is madA m'I madaM. Are We Not Men is produced by Eno. Love Warm Jets, Takin' Tiger Mountain By Strategy 'n Another Green World. Best wishes from John.

Excellent find, the Guided By Voices album, absolutlely superb LP. They have so many great albums, you certainly need to hear most of them.

Some killer finds there. Good on you building the PiL library. Finally scored Metal Box myself recently.

Brings back bittersweet memories as I got caught shoplifting Here Comes the Warm Jets as a kid 😒

8:35 - Excellent album!! I own the (I think 2017) 2×LP reissue 45 rpm half speed mastering version and it sounds AWESOME!! I recommend that if you decide to get a better sounding gatefold version.

Hannah, the first Killing Joke LP has been repressed recently and I got a copy. Sounds great! Glad you got an OG version! I have an original "What's this for?" I'm less of a fan of the later 80's stuff although I do like "Love Like Blood." I do like Pandemonium from the 90's but it seems their later stuff is a bit hit and miss with me. Otherwise, great haul! It's weird to see an actual in-person event but it's Texas so no surprise. We're still in a lockdown but I suspect we'll get back to record shows in the Fall.

Just starting this. Glad you made it to the show. Looks good but definitely way more sparse than previous shows. I’ve attended three times when tables were packed tightly together throughout the entire hall. I’m sure it well get huge again next year. ...✌🏻

Hanna, your video, as usual, was so stuffed full of greatness - LOVE this 'magazine' (deliberate reference) format !! Great to see you getting that Fall album - I would definitely recommend 'This Nation's Saving Grace' from that era of the band. Great to see some Brix comments posted here - I met her once and had to phone her once back in the day (REALLY) - let's just say she's 2 kool for skool! Oh and check out her other band - 'The Adult Net' - from the same time....think you may like.

Hi Hanna. How are things? Great to see the footage you shot and also the albums you brought back. The Fall album is a real treasure - especially Stephen Song and Disney’s Dream Debased. Stay well and take care. Stephen

Looked like a fun trip with the record show as a bonus. Great scores on The Jam, The Sound, Mathew Sweet, Japan and PIL (although, this past year I was dismayed to see Lydon in his MAGA hat). It's great see you getting into Joe Jackson. Look Sharp is my favorite. I missed out on seeing Adam and the Ants but I saw his drummer and guitarist in Bow Wow Wow when they opened for The Pretenders in '81(82?). They brought the Burundi beat and the crowd booed. 🤟✌ Edit. I Don't Like Mondays was Jeremy before Jeremy.

Great haul! I went to school in Austin in the 80s, and I remember getting Robert Smith's autograph at Waterloo the day before one of their tours. I live in the DFW area now, so I will plan to make the trek to Austin for the fall convention-- thanks!

Some brilliant stuff there. Joe Jackson is definitely worth sticking with. His early new wave sounds smooths out a fair bit in the 80s, however his output right through is pretty much flawless. The albums Mike's Murder, Big World and Blaze of Glory are my favourites and highly recommended.

10:35 - I just gave a quick listen of a couple of songs and they SOUND pretty damn good! The vocalist kinda reminds me of Tom Verlaine (TELEVISION) and Gordon Gano (VIOLENT FEMMES) in the first couple trax. I need to hear the rest of this album!!!

cool stuff. I have a hard time getting good deals at conventions, but its nice to see what sellers have. Looks like you had a good time. Nice Off Broadway. Cliff still plays around and his voice hasn't changed a bit.

I love Guestroom Records, particularly the Norman store, which is the oldest of the two. Over the years, I've found lots of excellent punk, post punk, jangle pop, pretty much all your favorite genres, there. Amazing store. The OKC store is good too, but my favorite is Norman. When my kids were small, they loved hearing dancing to Public Image's "This is Not a Love Song." The rest of my PIL, not so much.

Hey hey sis Hanna I’ll be back work is a bear this week!! So I’ll check in later, stay well- Lis 😎✌🏻 Omg! Is that who I think it is with you in the bonus footage??

Good finds esp.Mathew Sweet sealed, 90s records are hard enough to find opened. some nice obscure stuff as well.

I taped the great rock n roll swindle from my friends vinyl when it came out. A lot of it is pretty funny. I got it on cd a lot later. imo adams best album is kings of the w f. I like side 2 of tension the best , to me it’s kinda industrial? punk. That convention looked kinda empty. At least you went to Waterloo and S C😁 Nice shout out .. thx H.

i got adam and the ants kings of the wild frontier for one pound from a charity shop, amazing haul hanna

Like the Annalisa by PiL snippet on your intro. Have you heard of the British band Young Marble Giants from this early 80’s New Wave period? If not check out the song Brand New Life. Colossal Youth is the name of the album.

How awesome you like 'Dirk"! The first British version is a bit different mix, worth checking out. I find the album 'hauntingly twisted'. As for the Rats, I'm sure you'll love their two previous efforts..they're less polished. Hey! You're introducing me to stuff I haven't checked out before and I appreciate that! Stay well!

Thanks for taking us on a road trip. I am finally going to be taking a road trip to South Dakota but probably won't be doing much record browsing as my fellow traveler is not a music person. I'm glad that you are liking Any Trouble as I am a big fan as well some of Clive Gregson's other projects although they are totally different musically. I just started buying some Adam Ant albums as well. Velvet Crush sounds very interesting. I'm trying to fill in my Stranglers collection. I bought that Off Broadway album on vinyl when it was released but haven't played it in forever. Now you given me the incentive. Graham Parker is one of my all-time favorite artists. I finally saw the movie Island Of Lost Souls where Devo got their title "Are We Not Men." Now I need to find that album. I'm rambling but I enjoyed hearing about your album scores. Take care. --Randy

Thanks so much for this video. Cheers from Jakarta!

love the sound! such a tragic story though.

Love Any Trouble! Clive Gregson later did albums with Christine Collister as Gregson and Collister! I first heard The Raybeats on the soundtrack to an early 80's film called SMITHEREENS, which also features songs from ESG, The Feelies Singers & Players, and The Nitecaps, all recommended! If you haven't heard of the movie, it co'stars Richard Hell and was directed by the woman who did DESPERATELY SEEKING SUSAN!

Killer pick-ups!

Hi Hanna, As usual never heard of most of these groups. I lived near Waco for 5yrs in the 60's nice area. I used to where the polka dots shirts that was on that Scream album.Take care hope everything is going well.

"I know someone, who knows someone, who knows Alan McGee quite well".... Some inspiring words there, from Hue Pooh. Hey Hanna, I heard that Simon Joyner opened up a storefront for his label Grapefruit Records in Omaha. He has released a bunch of cool underground New Zealand stuff on that label and other interesting things (including the amazing new 75 Dollar Bill LP), so that bodes well for possibly being an interestingly curated shop. You should check it out for us, and do a video on it. Alright, later....

Cool! Sorry so late, Hanna! - Heather

Hi Hannah, I think John Lydon is a musical genius

Love my "In The City".. bought mine at Recycled Records.. mid town Reno, back in the late ninties, along with other, "The Jam" records and 3 Style Council LP's as well.. back when prices were "normal" ? whatever normal is !! LOL !!

There's some great albums there. Great finds. There is some bands new to me I will check out. The Buzzcocks albums looks in great condition. Have you checked out Fra Lippo Lippi? They're poppy but moody and have great melodies.

Thanks for a great video. You must get the Stranglers first album "Rattus Norvegicus" which was mainly written and recorded at the same time as "No More Heroes". Their fourth album "Black and White" is also well worth a listen. Another slight change in direction, with Dave Greenfield's (Doors' style) keyboard swirls very prevalent. Sadly we lost Dave to Covid last year. Keep up the great work. Keith xxx

Really great finds! I’ve seen a lot of these but only ever in bad condition :/

Nice finds congrats

Great to see you found the Off Broadway LP, there is another album of theres worth getting.

Great finds! Shanachie Records released a bunch of dub and roots reggae albums in the 80s/90s. Really good stuff. A few weeks ago out here in the SF Bay Area we had our first "record swap" in Oakland. It was cool. I found an old roots reggae record and a couple watermelons. 😄 If you ever make it out to Northern California/SF Bay Area check out 1234 Go! Records in Oakland (they're a shop and label), Streetlight Records and Needle to the Groove. There is another place called The Record Man. But they recently had a fire. Hopefully they are ok. I will check it out next week. But all these spots have great selections

I love The Sound pickups. Adrian Borland was a great songwriter and such a tragic loss. Second album 'From the Lions Mouth' is probably their best in my opinion but 'Jeopardy' is great too.

Saw Sex Pistols at Bumbershoots. No talk of swindle from Lydon this time around. Musically they were good and handled the arena well. Matlock on bass. Life after crash and burn. Placebo has my attention presently. I like 90s stuff. Much thanks for sharing the trip.

I also attended the Record Con and found a lot to see that amazed me. I only bought three records but one was a doozy, a late '60's original Ornette Coleman Blue Note - flawless vinyl and only $15! [There were probably fewer vendors due to the fact that there would be no out of country buyers who usually spend quite a bit.] I passed on an original Daughters of Albion, which is one of my favorite all-time albums but couldn't quite stomach paying $45 for it.

Good stuff. I'm so glad you got a hold of Killing Joke's and The Sound's debut albums. These were my grails for a long time and I snagged them both in 2011. When I got my hands on them, I felt like I had just bought a pair of Prada shoes and a Chanel bag. Those records are probably more precious than the shoes and bag to me. 😀 'Post Punk Brilliance' is an understatement. I love that you mentioned Complications from the KJ album. What an amazing song. Should've been a single. Whenever you're out in the wild, record hunting, look for their single Change with Requiem as the A-Side, as well as Nervous System, which I think was only released as a single. You'll love them both! Take care and thanks for sharing.

Great finds. I hope I can go to a record show again soon. Greetings!

Hello Hannah; Looks like you had a good time at the show, found lots of wants, & the early special was worth the price. Eno's LP with Baby's on Fire, unfortunately the indie press wasn't. The Shoes CD's are good, along with the Stranglers, Graham Parker's Squeezing out Sparks, & Joe Jackson. Nice Townsend T-shirt. Take care. Tina & Pat!~

Buzzcocks and TheJam, neither are among my faves from those groups. Very good albums none the less: Second Edition and Flowers of Romance, both were too weird for me. Though it's been a very long time since i heard them. Just today i heard No More Heroes by Stranglers from the radio, made me think i should check out more of their records. The Raven seemed interesting. Sounds like you had a good time traveling and visiting record stores. Pasi

Thanks, A lot of cool albums. The Boomtown Rats: Fine Art of Surfacing wasn’t my favorite but I’ll listen to it again. A tonic for the troops was easily my favorite. I also like V Deep. I love all the Japan LP’s / EP’s. The song Rhodesia has some gross lyrics. But I forgive them because the rest is good. I also like the Shoes and Buzcocks are good.I saw Killing Joke in NYC-The Ritz in the early 80’s. They were impressive live but I never heard any of their albums. I will listen to some. I like Stranglers but I’m only familiar with their hits albums which are super.

Killing Joke is great, also kinda got into them in the past year

Wow you got some killer albums and a good few that are among my all time favorites Japan obscure alternatives, buzzcocks a different kind of tension and Joe Jackson look sharp public image Ltd are just pure genius and they get better, boomtown rats I'm a massive fan of check out their first 2 albums to start off with the stranglers and Joe Jackson are brilliant and well worth exploring brighter than a thousand Suns is a killer album well loved the video and take care

Looks like you had a great trip, even if the fair tself wsa a bit empty, but then as you say we are still in the middle of a pandemic. As per usual some great selections, one you don't see very often is The Cyincs, I have their debut but that's all, so would love to get some more, just don't see them out there in the wild. Cheers Dean

Not sure if you have heard ov this band or not but you should check out Evil Blizzard, it’s 4 bass players and a singing drummer. Think you might like them 👍🎶