Isn't it great to listen to someone who is so passionate about their hobby. Your enthusiasm Sir is infectious

When I was in college in 1968, Electric Lady Land came out. I listened to it every day. I got to see him in concert later that year.

As a Brit, I've gotten into one of the coolest American bands, Little Feat. They were the first band my dad ever saw live when they played in the UK. My dad had all their albums on vinyl other than Sailin shoes 1972. He did remember buying it but had to return it due to a fault. So I bought a brilliant pressing of the album for Xmas. All those Little Feat albums will forever be an important part in my collection.

“Buy the records you’re gonna listen too” could not agree with this more, as this is the advice I give all my friends when they acquire a record player...

I was so glad to hear you love Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here", me too!

“The most important thing is that you like what you own!” Words of Wisdom, Dillon. ✌️😎💕

King Crimson---In The Court of the Crimson King The Stooges-Funhouse Alice Cooper-Killer Ultimate Spinach-S/T Led Zeppelin-Led Zeppelin Pink Floyd-Meddle Traffic-Low Spark of High Heeled Boys McDonald And Giles Miles Davis-Bitches Brew Hot Tuna-Burgers

I've just started collecting for myself (I got a bunch of old records from my parents) but the first one I bought for myself, that was absolutely necessary for me to own, was King Crimson, In The Court Of The Crimson King

I sold my whole album collection at one point in the 1970s to raise money. Years later I had to rebuy everything, plus more, as I had a better job. Worth it.

i love how down to earth you are. It's the personal stories about our attachment to music that mean the most and I don/t think we talk about them enough. Really appreciated this

You've got yourself another subscriber! Just hearing your passion for the music you love is very infectious, I'm rebuilding my home cinema and the turntable is going next to my couch so I can access it more easily, I'm also creating more space for vinyl. Your recommendations remind me that there's so much incredible music out there I've never heard. I hope you do more of these videos where you tell us about your great finds. Thanks!

Love watching your videos & really appreciate how you share your extensive knowledge. I can just tell you are a good person & would love to see your record store.

I really love the way you tell your stories and your enthusiasm is just pure and honest. keep up the great work!

Love the stories. For me that’s what collecting is about. I like that you are about having fun collecting and it’s not always about having an expensive record. I collect all genres. I love it when I show my collection to family and friends. I bet you don’t have... love it.

Muddy Waters - Hard Again The Clash - London Calling Elvis Costello - My Aim is True John Prine - John Prine Chicago - Chicago II Dinah Washington - What a Difference a Day Made Aretha Franklin - The Very Best of Aretha Franklin Tom Lehrer - Songs by Tom Lehrer The Stax/Volt Revue: Live in London Crosby, Stills, and Nash - CSN

I’m a metal head from liverpool, grew up listening to my dads records. Led zep are still my fave band because of my childhood, love your passion.

Just started collecting vinyl this Christmas and I love your videos!! They have really helped me grow my collection and learn about records!

Great list and stories behind them all. The love for each and every record comes through in this video. I will give a listen to them for sure. Thanks sharing

Great video. There’s nothing more beautiful than people describing stories of listening to albums for a first time. Thank you for making

Great picks man! Loving this video

If you like the album, the Analogue Productions LA Woman absolutely blows any other version out of the water

Great albums! Love the stories. The advice you gave is great advice too. Keep up the great videos!

I really like how personal all these records are for you. Your stories are fantastic and make this Top 10 list come to life. I especially enjoyed the dumpster-diving story! I remember coming across some GREAT records (and CDs) that were in the dollar bin and I’d buy them unheard, just figuring “what the heck”. Amazingly, these are some of my favorite discoveries! Here are two: BLOC - In the Free Zone, and Rebel Train - Seeking Shelter.

That Led Zeppelin record has such cool artwork, makes me like the album and invest myself in the album more

Great picks man! And just got my Noble Records t shirt today in the mail. Thanks!

Awesome video man, love the Zeppelin hurricane story. Its amazing how a song or an album can take us back to such a specific time or place. 👍 Subscribed.

My favorites are the ones that bring back great memories. I'm always open though to new releases (or ones that I missed earlier) to form new good memories. Muddy should be in everyone's favorite list.

great videos man! also, love your attitude, exactly what i think about collecting records... buy what you like and enjoy listening and not what anybody tells you to! keep it up! 👍🏽

Great advice...its such an expensive obsession (hobby) you have to love what you buy. Streaming has helped tremendously to test out music before pulling the trigger.

I never miss a video. Love listening to you Dillion. So many of my records are wrapped up in memories. Love your stories!!

The album that played the biggest impact on me as a child was Jeff Wayne's - War Of The Worlds. And more recently aprox. 92" I discovered an album in a second hand store called Olias of Sunhillow by Jon Anderson. I bought it because of the cover art and it's awesome.

What a great message you give for new vinyl fans. And your choices were super interesting! Kudos to the Transatlanticism song from Death Cab. Glad to know other people see how good it is. ✌️

Great selection, I loved it! The quality of that music transcends time and borders. Greetings from South America

I bought the single of Otis' Dock of the Bay right after I heard it on the radio. Electric Ladyland is an album I have enjoyed since it first came out, but I had never listened to it through headphones until a couple months ago - I was blown away. It is always wonderful to hear the enthusiasm people have for the music they love. I'm 71 now, but I have a lot of friends in their twenties and thirties. It is always special when they discover the music that I grew up with. I often wonder how different is is for them discovering that music long after it came out than it is for me hearing it fresh on the radio.

you sir are a great storyteller! i always learn a little something, but the delivery is everything.

I have most of those, though not all the early presses, and was surprised to see Death Cab. I saw them a lot around 99-02 because they would come to San Francisco a lot before they exploded. Two records that will always be at the top of my list are The Catherine Wheel's 'Chrome' and Swervedriver's 'Mezcal Head'... amazing 90s British alternative that influenced a lot of later artists. I think Ben Gibbard from DCFC even said that his band probably wouldn't exist if it weren't for Chrome, although they sound different.

Top notch! Elton John - Don't Shoot Me I'm Only The Piano Player, Bruce Springsteen - The River, Ramones - Rocket To Russia, Depeche Mode - Violator, New Order - Substance, The Clash - London Calling, Dwight Yoakam - Guitars, Cadillacs, Etc., Steve Earle - Guitar Town, Sex Pistols - Never Mind The Bollocks, The Cure - Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me. This list changes, so hard to pick 10!

So ok, I’m still very young. I have such a long road to discover music but I’ve been collecting and listening to new stuff for some years now so this is my list though it’s so difficult to decide and I’m sure that I’m gonna leave so many good albums out of it❤️ Top 15 you should own 1. A Night at the opera - Queen (I mean all of them but ok) 2.Led Zeppelin II - Led Zeppelin (Again all of them in my opinion) 3. Wish you were here - Pink Floyd (+DSOTM, Wall) 4. Abbey Road - The Beatles (For sure more) 5. Hunky dory - David Bowie 6. Paranoid - Black Sabbath 7. The chronicle - CCR 8. Are you experienced - Jimi Hendrix 9. Rumors - Fleetwood Mac 10. Greatest Hits - The Doors 11. Deep Purple in Rock - Deep Purple 12. Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow - Rainbow 13. Anthology - Janis Joplin 14. Nevermind - Nirvana (+MTV unplugged in New York one) 15. Slippery when wet - Bon Jovi Ik all of these are really basic but those are some of the best for me at least I only included rock stuff🤟 I have some other killer picks for different genres

Thanks for recommending that Death Cab For Cutie album, they're a band that have always passed me but i listened to that album today and its amazing! Cheers

I really appreciate your sharing your taste. Up til I started buying vinyl (a month ago) my music taste was limited and tightly focused. Now I'm branching out to a lot of things I would never have listened to and a great deal of those suggestions have come from you. Thank you so much.

Was not expecting that Death Cab pick haha. Glad you added it! I know a lot of people who would be “too cool” to include that

I appreciated hearing your picks and the stories behind them.

i'm a teenager and i just recently started collecting records. i've always loved music... as long as i can remember. my favorite album of all time - whole lotta red was available at my local walmart and i just had to get it. that's what really got me into record collecting as a whole. another album that i would really love to have on vinyl is six pack by black flag. i really enjoy that album and it would stand out in my collection. once i rlly got into collecting i sought after abbey road by the beatles. i recently found it and got an amazing deal on it. if you're apart of the record collecting community i want to say thank you. as a younger teen who is niave and doesn't much about record collecting i've felt very welcomed by everyone i've spoken to online or in record shops. so thank you again. also thank you dillon for giving me awesome tips as well as helping me learn more about records.

13th Floor Elevators are just about my favorite 1960's group. Psychedelic Sounds is great, but Easter Everywhere, along with Stranded, by the Saints, and Grotesque, by The Fall, is one of my three favorite albums of all time. Fans & critics rave about Sgt. Pepper or Pet Sounds, but Easter Everywhere was the best R&R album of the 1960's. I don't have it on vinyl , only on CD (the other two I do have on vinyl, bought them when they first came out, but the Elevators were slightly before my time). A big vinyl store here in NYC on Thompson Street used to have a beautiful, original Psychedelic Sounds of the 13th Floor Elevators album in a special spot of honor on the wall and I asked them what it went for. The guy said, "What are you willing to pay?" and I said, "Forget it. If you ask me that, it's more than I could afford", LOL. I'll have to stick with the CD.

Man, I love watching your videos bro. Can't wait to make it up to your shop some time (I live down in Smithfield, just east of Raleigh). Crazy thing is, I just saw that Muddy Waters record in a shop just recently. Now I'm wishing I would've scooped it!

Everything you talked about except the 13th floor & The Zombies I love. Now I’m on a mission to dig into those two bands..! Thanks bro keep 🤘🏾 Glad I found your channel I’ve subscribed !! 🙏🏽🌎✌🏽

Cant be any list of most important rock LPs without Paranoid.This LP changed everything in rock

Nice video. Our tastes are so similar. LZ 3 is my fave they did, Wish You Were Here is my fave PF and LA Woman is the first Doors album hunted down. You the man.

i always appreciate the personal touch u give to yr videos man, love the stories. a lot of my all time favorites i don’t have on vinyl yet lol, but here are the 10 records i own that matter the most to me 10) pink floyd - the wall [vtg issue] 9) porter robinson - nurture [white vinyl] 8) jack white - fear of the dawn [moon glow vinyl] 7) pink floyd - wish you were here [vtg reissue] 6) temples - volcano [uk yellow vinyl] 5) mcr - the black parade [smoky clear vinyl] 4) white stripes greatest hits [standard] 3) neutral milk hotel - in the aeroplane over the sea [gatefold reissue] 2) beatles - sgt pepper [giles rmx] 1) radiohead - in rainbows [standard reissue]

My top 10 albums would be totally different than yours, but I thoroughly enjoy the stories concerning yours. Made me smile. Keep up the great work!

The doors debut Sticky fingers - rolling stones Hunky dory - David bowie Chicago transit authority Benefit - jethro tull Phsycal graffiti - led zeppelin Animals - pink Floyd Bridge of sighs - robin trower Crime of the century - supertramp 90125 - yes

Led Zeppelin 3 is AWESOME...Bron-Y-Aur Stomp is one of my favorite Zeppelin Deep cuts!

Perfectly well said Dillon. I recall stories from big time collectors finding tons of albums that were thrown into the trash bins. This goes back from the 70's into the late 80's. I can never understand vendors who price Elvis , Stones, Beatles, into the hundreds of dollars for the common pressings? However that's a weird one. I 'll give it to you for 4 bucks, are my kind of vendors to deal with?

Really enjoy your videos. And, if I ever see that Muddy Waters in the wild, I will surely pick it up now! Fortunately, MTV2 Subterranean turned me onto that Death Cab For Cutie album back when it was a “new” record, and I too was still a bit “odd” for wanting it on vinyl at the time. $20 well spent! 😄

Really enjoy your videos Dylan, we seem to have similar taste. I own and love all on your top ten except the Death Cab for Cutie album which l will check out. When I am out on the east coast next time l will make a point of checking out your store. Best of luck to you , keep on rockin!

WOW! I didn't expect you to be a Death Cab for Cutie fan. That record and "Plans" are amazing! Love your personal stories that you share, Dillon!!!

Thank you, I am just into great music and what hits me. I'm impacted by anything and everything that show the lengths and power of what a great song or structural arrangement can do. I'm so in awe of the 60's and 70's renaissance that took place; Joni Mitchell, Paul Simon, Dylan, Beach Boys, The Velvet Underground....on and on and on. It's a rabbit hole that I am more than happy to fall into, and so whatever music that stops me and makes me go...Woah that's all I need to make me dive deeper! Thanks for these vids, they really do continue to expand my knowledge of how much is really out there!

Love your take on Superunknown. Like you its one that I grew up with and it brings me back. 4th of July was, and in a way still is, one of the heaviest songs I had ever heard. Slow and chugging. My love of music got way into the extremes but putting on Superunknown brings me back to where a lot of my tastes began.

Started getting into hunting for vinyl just recently and hit a pawn store the other day -- The Zombies Odessey and Oracle was literally the first album I saw on a stack of records and I had to get it just because of this video. I got the 30-year anniversary reprint, but still it sounds great and love it.

I can tell by your enthusiasm and passion for the music that you and I are like kindred spirits, brother. I even love every one of the titles that you showed us there except: (1) I don't know that DCFC album, but since our tastes seem very similar I'll be tracking it down and checking it out this week, and (2) Although I own a lot of Muddy Waters stuff I've never even seen the one you rescued from the dumpster, but I'll be tracking that one down as well (thanks for showing us the actual cover too). Hell, I was even thinking we might be able to hook up after you mentioned Wax Museum since we had a store with that name when I was growing up too, but I guess that's coincidental since you're in NC and I'm in Minneapolis. Oh well ... Thanks for sharing your enthusiasm. Rock on.

I am born and live in New Zealand on the other Side of world in the South Pacific and I'm totally into the same vynil and bands as you bro. Fantastic taste and there are guys all over the world who love this, i mean love this beautiful music brother. I have three of the 10 of original vynil handed down from my older brothers.

The box set music of the spheres/The 13th Floor Elevators, are what got me back into vinyl collecting. Doing it right this time!! I love the box set, but would like a 1st press of Easter Everywhere!

Awesome choices! I remember searching for decent copies of Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd and Low by David Bowie on vinyl that weren’t extremely expensive and being so excited when I finally found them. I’m still searching for a decent copy of Dusty Springfield’s Dusty in Memphis that won’t cost too much. I keep finding ones that are $50 or more or are in terrible condition. I’ll have to check out The 13th Floor Elevators album. I just found your KZfaq channel and I’m really digging your videos!

Very wise and good video. For a long time I was against getting any represses because I thought good collectors only had originals. Eventually I had a similar revelation as you, I just wanted to buy records that I actually want to listen to! Some originals I'll never find so a listenable repress will do:)

That's what I'm doing, trying to get albums that have had an impact in my life. In January I bought Attaque 77's "El Cielo Puede esperar", My favorite album since middle school. I had a bootleg copy of that album, never owned an original copy until now and it's amazing.

I always looked at it this way buying records is for the love of music, and the music you love is the music you buy

Love Music that can paint a picture with words or bring back old memories I think to me that’s why I collect vinyl (love the Led Zeppelin 3 story)

Great video, I went out and bought half speed pressing of Zombie’s O&zombies. I really rate Colin Blunstone and Rid Argent but had not listened to O&0. Thanks for the heads up.

I've just discovered this channel, and am totally in love. :)

Coming back to this video to thank you for introducing me to 13th Floor 👏🏼 I’ve been into new psychedelic rock but wanted to get to know some of the original bands that inspired them. Instant goosebumps when I started listening to this album, it was exactly what I was looking for.

Great personal choice! The Elevators' Psychedlic Sounds Of is in my top 5. I first bought it in England the day it was re-released on Radar Records in 1978 on a Friday 13th! I also have a favourite with no cover - Beware Dub by The Prophets (Vivian Yabby U Jackson). A friend nicked it from the pressing plant where he was working. We were teenagers...

I’m a year away from being 70 years old, and I started buying records in the early 60s, so zeroing in on my favorite vinyl albums is a bit of a challenge! I thought that I’d put together a mental accounting while listening, starting from the end of the alphabet, and hit on “Odyssey and Oracle” at exactly the same moment that you mentioned it! You didn’t hit my next one down the list - “Five Live Yardbirds” - but we agreed on a few others. Great list! 😁

It's always interesting to compare your own favourite/important albums with somebody else and I think that you've made some great choices. The only one from your list that would make mine is: Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here. My other 9 would be: UFO - Lights Out Blue Oyster Cult - Secret Treaties Electric Light Orchestra - A New World Record Alice In Chains - Dirt Horslips - Aliens Rory Gallagher - Calling Card Jethro Tull - Stand Up Television - Marquee Moon The Stranglers - Rattus Norvegicus

I love this video. Great to see the enthusiasm that is shown about the (diverse) records that are being highlighted. As for the choices: it reminds me that I have to give Odessey and Oracle, which I own but didn’t listen much too, another spin, and maybe try out some blues myself. And an important message too that should always develop your own taste. It’s strange, but somehow this message needs to be repeated. Taste is so incredibly personal. Bottomline, I really enjoyed the video!

Marc Broussard is one of my favourite artists and I'm always on the lookout for his albums. They're crazy hard to get over here in the UK

It is weird, it was those top 20 videos that got me hooked on your channel tbh! But I looove the heavy rotation stuff now! :D

Wish you were here: Totally agree with you. Their masterpiece. Great, great choices.

Going to commend you on your videos. Your a natural and obviously know your music. Nice to see.

I don't always agree with your recommendations but I agree with your passion. Keep it up.

Dude !!! Behind you , UFO Flying ! Fantastic album. Cool to see it on your shelf. Personally I think my finds are more serendipitous. Without anything in mind, looking and taking a chance on something that looks cool. One of the most stand out finds was Bongwater, Double Bummer.

I completely agree but what you love not what you think you should love. I recently decided to really get in to collecting after starting to collect years ago. The one I really wanted to find was Billy Joel “An Innocent Man” because of memories of my childhood, my parents had that record and they recorded it on to a cassette tape and we would listen to it on long car rides and I just always remember the cover so vividly. Plus it has amazing songs on it. Anyway I couldn’t find it unless I wanted to pay a stupid price online until I walked into your shop one day after Christmas and you had it so thanks for that. Collecting vinyl has been so great because it has brought be closer to my step daughters and it’s something my little girl loves doing know is listening to records with mommy and daddy and her sisters. Plus my wife has really gotten into and it’s something she lets me spend money on too! Great video and of course love the store!

Just getting into collecting Vinyl after 20+ years of wanting to and enjoying listening to it with my uncle for years. My first record was what I feel is the most important for me to own. Black Sabbath Master of Reality! Nothing special to most I'm sure.... When I first heard it when I was a youngster it changed everything for me... Massive Metalhead for so so long now and I always go back to the original Doom/Stoner Metal record. Bout half way through thier discography now. Working on Opeth, Tool and Deftones as well. Cheers man absolutely love your channel!!

Love the advice: buy what you love. Too many get caught up in what they think they are "supposed" to have. Great stories and killer albums!

Thanks, I've got many of your favorites I bought new. Seeing Dark Side and Wish You Were Here live was as great as imagined. My parents collection of vinyl started in the 1950s and even have some older 78's. The prizes in my collection are the dirty comedians of the 1950's such as Mom's Mabley, The Reverend Dave (My Mom took me to his show), and especially Chapel Hill's Doug Clark and His Hot Nuts.

Thanks so much for all your videos. At 57 I still manage to learn something new every time and thats part of what its all about ! Just wanted to make that known in case I havent said that before.....memory isnt what it used to be lol. Thanks again

Totally amazing. Completely aligned with your recommendations. From Led Zeppelin III, The Doors LA Women, Pink Floyd Wish you were here, The Zombies and then Otis! Another that I'm torn between for myself is either Revolver or Abbey Road.

Hey Dillon, I enjoy your channel, your top ten albums are some solid choices! It is wonderful to see the resurgence of vinyl and you being a great advocate. I am a 60 year old guy and enjoyed a lot of the heavy / prog rock classics back in the day, still do, and awesome to see your love for some of these. Here would be my top 10 list of record albums... Kate Bush - Hounds of Love Mazzy Star - So Tonight I Might See The Beatles - Abby Road Concrete Blonde - Bloodletting Beck - Morning Phase Pink Floyd - Wish you Were Here Portishead - Dummy Nirvana - MTV Unplugged in New York Collective Soul - Collective Soul Heart - Dreamboat Annie

I,'ve always believed that music was photos from our past. My favorite songs/albums bring back memories of good times. As I listen to you your music I am connected to a time or memory from your earlier years. I am 67 now and when I listen to music with my sister we just start with "do you remember"... Music is a gateway to one's emotions and memories. There are songs that bring back memories of my past girl friends. I might have forgotten a few things due to age but music never lets me forget my good times as a teenager, continue listening you have many memories to grab onto. 40 years ago I traded Black Oak Arkansas for Cactus and my friend always brings it up. We both remember an obscure transaction through music. Hold onto your memories, you got the better of trading your green pants for Zeppelin III. Thanks for adding to my memories, I was playing music hangman and was stumped by 13 Floor Elevator, thanks for the memory and another awesome post. Bless you and those you love.

EXCELLENT video, love it, several more albums to add to my list! Oddly, here in New Zealand, Led Zep III hardly EVER pops up for sale second hand, online or in shops. Either it didn't sell well or people who have it never sell!

Ojalá que mucha gente de habla hispana siga este gran canal de alguien que realmente ama la musica!!!! Como consejo a los coleccionistas... Nunca compren discos que no vayan a disfrutar... No por que otros te digan compren música que no te guste!!! Greetings from chile.. I enjoy your Channel so much!!!

Ten that just speak to my soul. In no particular order. Gong :You. The Orb: The Peel Sessions. Horslips: The Tain. Underworld: Dubnobasswithmyheadman. Smashing Pumpkins: Siamese Dream. Led Zeppelin: Physical Graffiti. Hawkwind: In Search Of Space. John Martyn :Solid Air. Agitation Free :Second. King Buffalo :Longing To Be The Mountain.

When I saw this, my first thought went to “iconic” albums, those that would directly or indirectly change everything that followed. Frank Sinatra’s “In The Wee Small Hours” is the first album to have a narrative “theme” instead of being just a collection of random songs. Meet The Beatles - nowhere near their best album or even a great collection of songs The Beatles had already released in the UK, but it opened the floodgates of the British Invasion and music changed because of it. The Beach Boys’ “Pet Sounds” introduced the endless possibilities of the recording studio, almost inventing sounds previously unimaginable

i love the muddy waters story. we all have sentimental dollar bin records! another great video. as a young teen someone handed me a Stan Getz feat. Laurando Almieda LP just because he didnt want it anymore. i really had no idea what jazz music was but I listened to it and wow! thats when i first started hitting the jazz bins first!

Great vid AGAIN. I share your passion and have a similar story of bands discovery, so to speak. I kinda started to get bored w radio too. All it took was to hear one song from a band like The Replacements or The Clash or Patti Smith or The Ramones. I'd ask myself why they weren't getting proper airplay. I'm not gonna hate on some bands here. I'm just saying there was so much middle of the road stuff that got attention that didn't deserve it. And the music that deserved more attention? I found it. Iggy, early Soul Asylum, Hüsker Dü, and then the deep dive continued....These artists were starting points. When I found out who Skip Spence was! Sonic Youth, Lee Perry, Booker T & the MGs...reading liner notes & that discovery.... it's endless. Thanks again

this is a clip that anyone with a home stereo and a chair and physical media should watch. Assemble the best sounding stereo you can easily afford and listen to what makes you happy. Sure, I have a listening room, but I still like to listen to Run DMC - Raising Hell on cassette with my orange Cody headphones. great vid. thanks for sharing.

My record collection transitioned into the awesome No-filler collection that it has become after taking your advice to heart. Thanks Dillon !

My personal must haves: Nirvana: Nevermind Radiohead: Ok Computer Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here Red Hot Chili Peppers: Californication Led Zeppelin: Led Zeppelin IV Paolo Nutini: Caustic Love Marillion: Misplaced Childhood Foo Fighters: Foo Fighters Arctic Monkeys: Whatever People... The Beatles: Abbey Road

My top 10... U2’s Joshua Tree Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours The Band’s brown album Carole King’s Tapestry Joni Mitchell’s Blue Stevie Wonder’s Songs in the Key of Life Cat Stevens’ Teaser and the Firecat Marvin Gaye’s What’s Going On The Beatles Abbey Road The Beach Boys’ Pet Sounds

Totally agree on your advices.My first record was crime of the century ( lost unfortunately), then the 2nd wish you were here which i bought more than 40 years ago and still conserve. Congratulations for your excellent recommendations. Regards from Malaga. Spain.

I’ve been digging King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard lately. Started steadily gaining on their releases over the past few months. 12 Bar Bruise, I’m In Your Mind Fuzz, Fishing For Fishies, and their Live album from San Francisco. Definitely a band with a TON of different sounds tailored for people who listen to all different types of music.