I could listen to Jello talk all day.

who else paused this video like a billion times to go listen to a full album at a time then come back, and has had the tab open for three hours?

I love the way he pulls the records out of their see through covers and displays them to us them properly.

I like that he was honest enough (near the end) to say that you don't need to go digging through vinyl these days to get the same rare listening experiences he's been chasing since he was a kid. A lot of record collectors are bullshitters, but Jello isn't

hawkwind's space ritual his second favorite record ever!

12:46 the most jello moment of this whole thing LMAO... "IT SAYS SO RIGHT HERE YOU STUPID CLOWNS!!!"

This has got to be one of the coolest collections I've ever seen . Rare eccentric and genius sounds. I'd expect no less from Mr. Jello B.

It's always nice to hear Jello talk about something other then politics, it's actually rare for him. And he was spot on about people who live in one era of music. Great video of Jello!

I want to hear Jello talk about: The Smiths 90s Hip-hop

I love how happy he gets to just simply talk about all of his vinyls I looooove it this is how I get when I talk about my very small collection

honestly I was so waiting to hear about that cat. also so great to hear jello talk music.

Stoked the great Jello Biafra is a cat man.

"...including most of the Dead Kennedys songs." True, but he had to throw that in there. LOL!

Totally agree. I went on KZfaq looking for Iranian psychedelic rock, and I found exactly what i was looking for, and more. There is no better age then now for music exploration.

Great guy & he always has a fresh/progressive out look that I like. He's definitely not snobbish.

"Wanna have something to hold on to..." Exactly. The thing about digital music is that there are no liner notes or interesting art. It's so heartwarming that vinyl has prevailed through all of the audio changes. And his comment about being stuck? Yes. Though my preference may be late 70s punk and early 90s, there is always great music of any style in any era if you take the time to look and listen. Keeping your head out of your ass/era compels positive mental growth.

Jello is an absolute legend. Shaped my teenage years. His courage and tenacity through the years are equally as inspiring as his music legacy.

Jellos voice an explanation of everything is so dreamy cool. One of the top 3 punk song lyric writers in history.

I took notes of some of the records you mentioned in these two videos... gonna go look for them now. Thanks, Jello!

Yo Jello, sounds like you should have a record podcast

I love Jello so much. He's giving off a Dr. Jacoby from Twin Peaks vibe here.

At the end of the video, we can see a MAGMA's LP. MAGMA is a french band. They started in 1969. Still touring in 2020. Tanks for posting this. I love Dead Kennedys . Phil from France

when you talk to Jello, you're gonna need a part 2 ... oh here it is.

I have liked Jello since the beginning.

Jello seems like a cool guy.

He is such a great story teller... guess thats why his songs are so visual and engaging :)

Jello is an absolute treasure! Love this interview 🙌

That MAGMA record at the end! Amazing.

Jello is the best. He is so intelligent and fun.

OMG Mort Garson's Plantasia is one of my fave albums NICE.

I am 47 .. I HAVE LOVED.. AND. I STILL LOVE JELLO!! Jello Biafra, that is!! Loyalty & LOVING!!

I also didn't expect a guy who made punk music to have such a diverse taste in music.

Magma! Also, those Strange Music books on his bed are excellent! Jello has a chapter where he goes through some of the albums listed here in greater/funnier detail.

Jello, really cool guy to be around. I met him after a Iggy Pop concert in San Francisco in the middle of the crowd. He was nothing but super nice. I had a great time.

He loves Hawkwind but hates Yes? Jello is so unique.

I remember seeing Dead Kennedy's at a roller skating rink in Montreal called The Palladium. It was one of the greatest shows that I have ever seen!

A vinyl addiction. WOW this man has lived clean and great to this day. Very clever man and some of my favourite rock music even now. This video was a greta insight into a very humble mans life.....Reminds me of Lemmy in many respects.

So much of a reasonable, in touch with reality HUMAN BEING, that makes one wanna cry tears of joy!

One of the most authentic and amazing celebrities of all time. Thank you Jello!!!

Such an absolute legend. Thank you for this video and a bit of insight into his personal tastes.

OFF! Wasted Years, and GSOM! The Audacity of Hype. My favorites. I totally despise the collectors he's describing at 7:20. I'd love to hang out with this guy for a day. I've always saw him as a huge voice that needs to be heard more. Very intelligent and driven individual. I think its cool all the punky junkies are dead and Jello's prediction came true.

I can't believe I just found this. Fantastic stuff.

Magma on the bed at the end there. Nice record that one.

Viva La Biafra! Along with Iggy, Lou & The Cramps, he's one of America's TRUE R 'n' R treasures! I myself & I got into "thrift store music" (we call them "Opportunity Shoppes" here in Enzed) thanx to growing increasingly bored with what was passing for pop & rock music circa 1990 (generally considered one of THE worst years, despite the beginning of 'Madchester', but I digress...), including having my eyes opened to all this crazy-arse "lost" music from the '50s & '60s thanx to the brillo 'Born Bad' series of albums featuring 'Music The Cramps Taught Us'. Also, both book volumes of ReSearch Magazine's 'Incredibly Strange Music' became my unholy bibles, though I thought back in the '90s that I'd NEVER get to axually HEAR Little Marcy, Heino, Mrs Miller, et al. But then along came this wee thing called 'The Internet', & I discovered Audiogalaxy - one of the better file-sharing sites that sprang up after the RIAA stupidly killed Napster, and joy of joys, a musician (whose name I forget) had started an 'Incredibly Strange Music' GROUP there - HOORAY! A year or 2 later, I also moved up the coast from sWellington to Paraparaumu, and discovered a giant 2-storey second-hand warehouse who had more regular dumpings of oddball vinyl at $1 a pop than you could shake a Shaggs album at! Anyway, to cut a boring story long, collecting "unusual" music was pretty damn easy (and stress-free!) for me, as most vinyl collectors I'd see flicking through the musty boxes at Sallie Army stores disdained such LPs as 'Tony (Bennett) Plays the Hit Songs of Today', or kids' music 45s & albums - MORONS! Lmao!

I love this, knowing someone I looked up to went record shopping the same way I did. Awesome.

Great stuff here, love to see Jello's enthusiasm and his collection and knowledge are impressive. I have that Sun-Ra Batman album in my collection... passed down from my uncle... its scratchy but that adds to the charm

Dude, dangerhouse is one of my faves as well, always some thing cool to find!

I just wanna talk and hangout with this man for days. I'm up to 400-something albums now, but I'll get to this level somewhere.

I could listen to jello talk about music all day!! Why is it so soothing😂😂😂

Vinyl addiction is a serious thing. Can't wait to get a super good system so I don't have to use Bluetooth all the time. And I don't like jello but I love jello Biafra. You can tell that he's extremely proud of his music, and he should be.

Just another red and blue all seeing eye kind of day for Jello! I love the guy......whoever he really is! Hahaha

The two books on Jello's bed are ""Incredibly Strange Music," Vol. I and II respectively, from Re/Search publications. In Volume 1, Jello is interviewed about a lot of these records and more. Volume II has a great Cramps interview on their favs. Both worth checking out if you're a vinyl junkie.

This was wonderful. Thanks

i own that tumor circus single and i love the idea behind it! bought it used and i like how the limited edition label was picked at in the corner as if the disappointed original owner was trying to look behind it, or maybe clean up the picture sleeve, but finally realizing the joke was on him, he gave up and obviously parted with it!

it kind of annoys me to say it but the you-tube algorithm is fuckin great for finding new music .

Awesome episode. And in the end you see a Magma record and Monster Magnet's Superjudge laying there.

that was an education. fascinating. i was a bit sad when the cut off that bit about the Wailer's record so abruptly though. I didn't want it to end

Great to see those 'research' books. I have them too. It's how i started my collection.

I like this Jello alot

Glad I found this. Excellent watch.

oh my god I HAVE THAT KUBUKI record

Every time the dead Kennedys played a show in St. Louis Missouri it made our lives the kids from the local scene just that much better could’ve been for a few days a week the entire month a couple of months who knows and it’s great to keep following you ,Jello- until today and onward .

A true classic.Bob Marley and Bunny Wailer had to be 58-59...probably very rare cover.First edition.Jello you got some great vinyl...what a genius!!

That's it! I'ma go listen to some Dr. Demento in the barn!!!

I have, and love that Kabuki lp!! Great stuff!

I really enjoyed the show Jello, cheers.

I’d never be away from the guys store if he had one, he’s such a interesting guy!

Thanks Jello. Sanity and a good friend I never met.

thank you JB... LEGEND!

Next in the auction we have jello Biafras record collection...starting bid $3.50 lol...long live jello

Jello is a key figure in my personal formation of thought. He held so little as “scared” and that intrigued me

I love this guy I am alive today because of Jello

An Hawkwind fan, plus he wrote one of the best Punk albums ever created. Top Man.

Wow, made my day ,Space Ritual- Hawkwind, one my top fav bands , his second most liked album,cool Jello, UK, we love ya .John Lydon,Sex Pistols said he love The Hawks too, travelled all round country to see them, true space rock ,like no other band

Very good interview; i love Jello.

He’s still the best - so glad he’s a fanboy - Hawkwind is his number two album of all time - wouldn’t have thought that back in 82!

8:18 Batman!! I have this one, mostly fun surf instrumentals that have nothing to do with Batman.

Never would have thought Jello would be a Hawkwind fan. He's one cool M.F.!!

Wow, had to look up azuma kabuki musicians after Jello mentioned it..totally trance inducing stuff. Might try jamming with my jaw harp next time I listen...

Dope! Going to put these in my Daily Vlog!

"Take this job and shove it I ain't working here no more"

loved this

my childhood wtf album. Im going to listen to the bullfrog and butterflies. I love your choices

I love that man

Totally correct about now. Plus, a mere ten years ago you would have been highly unlikely to see this guy talking about his records on any media. Great times to me a music geek.

That Pure Evil Trio record is an amazing 8" by an Australian experimental/punk band, highly recommend it.

Monster Magnet Superjudge just kind of peeking out from the floor there - very unexpected from Jello!

I went through the same thing with CDs in the 90s, to a lesser extent. I'd go to a particular used store and scour all their titles. If I wanted to listen to something, they'd put it on for me. I ended up spending about $50 a week on random stuff. I discovered so many bands just because the name of band and album cover were so cool: eg The Lunachicks. With being able to find anything online, I miss those days

Thank you for my teenage years mate !

Holy Shit!! Mort Garson's Plantasia is amazing!! He needs a podcast where he plays his records and shares the background story of ea. artist/band.

Jello Biafra is a Bob Marley fan 😱, this makes me like him even more. Never heard stuff by Yes, cannot say I like them or not. I'm starting to listen to older rock, mostly because I am tired of the crap being played on the radio nowadays.

I liked this 2 parter with Jello. I think it’s the only interview-type thing where he comes across as being mostly okay. When I interviewed him backstage at the 688 Club, he was still playing the role.

Thank you Jello Biafra for everything, Dead Kennedys changed my life, which has not been easy because I am not easy, but I would not have had it any other way! Really ugly beauty that turned the corpse over and said to me: Look, there is the other side of things child.

haha.... looove the Marlin Wallace rap at 1:25 f. Now I want that record, just for the back-side story.

Jello is an absolute lad

Protect this man at all costs

In the early 70s a friend had a room mate that had some records we weren't familiar with. I can remember only three...Silver head , Captain Beyond and Hawkwind. Now I'm kind of surprised by people that are familiar with any of them. No one back then knew who Lemmy was so , it wasn't a shock that Hawkwind was a bit of a secret. But today I'm still kind of surprised when someone namedrops the other two.

the Man is a scholar a gentleman AND a historian

Jello, you should do a Dr. Demento type podcast. You just gave me 20 things to chase down.

As a child I was stuck listening to "Lawrence Welk and Hee Haw".. Those were the days..