Thanks for watching!

I’m probably going on a bit about Durutti Column, and in a way it’s a simple record and not for everyone but it has a unique “feel” that I really like.

Thanks for watching, subscribing AND commenting. I feel like we are in a special club/cult, us fans of late-career Talk Talk. Do you like Mark Hollis’ solo record?

@@fitzelectricbar9268 yeah I like all their albums tbh but particularly those 2. I picked up their 'best of' recently I've been spinning that a lot I think 'Desire' might be my favourite Talk Talk track. I've not got the Mark Hollis album on vinyl I have listened to it on Spotify a couple of times thanks for reminding me of it I'll give it another listen cheers

Thanks very much for for watching, subscribing and commenting. Appreciate it. And I hope you enjoy those records as much as I do.

Thanks very much for taking the time to watch and comment. Hope you enjoy those records. I agree that Street Legal’s production is poor (wish/hope it gets the remaster/remix treatment someday) but very strong in the song department, imho. Cheers!

Thanks for watching, and subbing, Andy. I’ve just added your channel to my feed. Looks like we overlap on a few things! Cheers.

Hey Mike, thanks for watching. Goat’s Head seems to be getting a lot of love out there on the top 10 lists, which is nice to see. Definitely check out the Weir album. Completely different than Ace and an excellent late-career, long-in-the-tooth record, in the best sense. Take care!

Thanks for watching, and subscribing. Appreciate it. I’ll check out your list and subscribe. Cheers.

Both great records! Thanks for watching and for taking the time to comment.

Cheers and thanks for watching. Tim is right up there for me, as is Pleased To Meet Me. Somehow, though, Don’t Tell A Soul is my go-to.

I don’t think you are alone in your Talk Talk assessment; somehow it just really speaks to me.

Thanks for watching my video and subscribing. I’ve been enjoying your vids…I like your approach and content. I often get a good laugh. No small feat! Cheers.

Thank you for watching. I subbed your channel and been enjoying your videos. Cheers!

Thanks for watching and commenting Mike. Funny you should mention Steely Dan as I’m only now starting to dive into their catalogue. I played Aja to death when it came out. I’m just starting to really appreciate Steely Dan now.

There are a lot of Dylan quotables but that one gets me every time. Not just the line but the way Bob sings it. My brother and I, for years, would find ourselves in times of joy and one would look at the other and say just those opening lines- if you don’t believe there’s a price- and we’d smile leaving the remainder unsaid. Cheers!

Thank you for watching and your comments. Always fun to hear what overlaps with others.

Hey Mike, yes!! There’s such a great mood throughout the album, right. Cheers! Hope you are well.

Thanks for the comments. Glad we share such good taste. 😎

Thanks Harris. You’re right about Vini; I’m a broken and skipping record when it comes to Durutti Column. Sorry to hear about his troubles. Thanks for your comments.

Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts, Randall. Pleased to Meet Me would be a close second and I would rank it higher or maybe #1 on my Replacements ranking video…if I do one.

I also like Sylvian’s Brilliant Trees. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts.

@@fitzelectricbar9268 Yes its a good album. I like Talk Talk as well. Very good band and one i like to put on from time to time.

Yes, please do!

Thanks for watching. That’s very true what you say about favourite album vs. most played. Some of those favourites are indeed challenging, and that’s what we like about them, but we’re not always in the mood for them. I really like that Don’t Tell A Soul box/re-issue and it helped re-ignite my love of that record. Cheers!

Thanks for watching and dropping a comment. I think we are a growing group…lovers of Street Legal. 😀

Cheers!

Thanks for watching, taking the time to comment, and subscribing. Appreciate it! Hope there’s some stuff of interest to you. Cheers!

And the 5 are? Just recently (about a month) got into them. Only listened to Tattoo You as yet.

@@dxbwinenaudio I’m a stones nut and the so called consecutive 4 (I say it’s 5) in a row is beggars banquet, let it bleed, sticky fingers and exile on Main Street (plus my goats head soup for the 5th). Exile to me is the greatest album ever. Modern music is American with its influences of blues, soul, country, gospel and so on. Exile is the greatest tribute to American music ever made by anyone, which is why I think it’s the perfect rock n roll album. The others I mention are great as well but they nailed it with exile. Don’t get me wrong, the stones have other great albums as well. I love the debut album and aftermath (their first great album) but those albums are overlooked because it was an era of singles. But to me the Brian Jones years were so vital. Tattoo You is solid and their last really good album. Love how sode one is mostly rock n roll and a side two more mellow. The rerelease a couple years back has some great previously unrereleased tracks that show the stones depth. Check ‘em out. Health and happiness. Cheers

Thanks for sharing. Nice and diverse.

Cheers! Thanks for giving it a watch.

Excellent list! Thanks for watching and dropping your comments. Appreciate it.

My feelings exactly! Thanks for watching.

Sorry….

@@fitzelectricbar9268 no problem, mate. I like many of your choices. Keep up the good work.

My thoughts exactly. It’s just a question of which one(s).

I've tried to get into street legal But I prefer desire from this eea

@@rogeebundy6002 I love Desire as well.

Regardless, Young Americans is the best Soul album of 1975.

One can never discount DSOTM but in my top 10 I wanted to include records that I still play a lot today. DSOTM was a frequent player in the past for sure. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Thanks for watching and for your comments. I agree that Westerberg is an excellent songwriter and surprised others don’t cover his songs.