Nice haul! Combing through record bins really is the best! 🤘😎🤘

Comsat Angels on your wall! Totally underrated.

FELT!!!! ❤

Hello Hanna, some great bands and albums behind you !!!!! the masterpiece of your choices is this mortal coil "blood" , what an album , their best album anbd one of the best 90's album, some great haunting songs + experimental from the best , enjoy !!!!! xmal deutschland is great , cd 3 and 4 from them are very difficult to find !!!!!! for three months it was an artical about john mcgoeoch in a french rock magazine, he had a sad ending , but a great guitar!!!!! keep going Hanna and till next time byyyyye !!!!😉😇😊

Solid pickups Hanna!

That's cool that you found The Glove. I picked up a mint copy of it for like $20 on Ebay about a year ago. All things Robert Smith!

Hi Hanna! Love “A-Z”! You should also check out another Colin Newman solo outing “Provisionally Entitled, the Singing Fish”. And “Blue Sunshine” is also great! Cheers!

Great video and great channel! Looking forward to delve deeper 😊. Just a small comment re the Glove: If you're not into the lady's singing on that, you can also get a version with Robert's vocals on CD. He was initially going to sing on that, but some contractual hassle prevented that from happening. Also, that album cover is so cool - all those pop cultural references to decipher! The album title is also taken from a weird cult film.

OMG some great vinyl there especially X-Mal and Christian Death. The John McGeoch book looks great, he was such a talented guitarist. Looking forward to your next video.

Yeah Hanna have wanted to bring The Go-Betweens into my collection, as you mentioned very expensive & hard to find even here in Australia 🇦🇺 Love seeing The Jams Snap compilation in the background 👍

I saw Howard Devoto solo in this really small club, and that had to be one of the best shows I've ever seen in my life, period! Great video!

Great pickups Hanna. Also love seeing Magazine in the NOW PLAYING shelf. Great Record. Enjoy your weekend.

Great book choice. John really is a legend and it feels like even today people are just keying into how important he was. Love to see the ongoing passion you guys have for vinyl. Looooove Soul Mining. That album shook me to my core when it first came out.

Go Betweens, This Mortal Coil & Caroline Crawley got a shout out. 5 Stars.

Good Morning Hanna 🌞 - Unfortunately , Polydor would only allow Robert to sing on 2 tracks on Blue Sunshine & Severin wanted an album without Siouxsie so his girlfriend stepped in. You can hear Robert " guide " vocals on cd reissue. Comsats did Land after beng dropped by Polygram .. They cleaned up their sound & redid Independence Day & added some dreaded Simmons drums. Some great tracks are Mister Memory & Island Heart. That crazy Buffalo Bill had good taste listening to The Fall as well as he torments the Senators daughter. I'm one who saw Only Ones with The Who. Peter Perrret a Syd Barret aficionado ...Love Me & My Shadow on that album. The Only Ones pretty much back-up Johnny Thunders ⛈️ on his brilliant Steve Lillywhite Produced So Alone from 1978. I will order that John Mcgeoch book 📖 ...doubt the local B&N has it ! .. Just saw Interpol opening for Smashing Pumpkins 🎃 .. Good show. Bye Hanna 👋

What an excellent haul. I've always argued that post punk seems to be hard to find in the wild in general - not in this case! Some great prices too. This Mortal Coil album is not easy to find and worth a lot more - enjoy 🙂

Will search for the Glove. Still looking for the first Comsat Angels lp. Great to see you again.Stay cool as it is miserable down here.

So good to see you Hanna! The music you talk about and the way you talk about it is such a breath of fresh air in the VC. I also love how it looks like you're about to listen to Pleased to Meet Me. Now I want to do the same.

congrats on the Sneakers record, haven't thought about that one in a while. much more reasonably priced. looks like Omaha is a great place for records!

That show had some real gems. I had forgotten all about The Glove! I will have to refresh myself to what they even sound like. The Low/Dirty 3 collaboration is new to me. Jim White is exceptional and deserves far more recognition. The Collin Newman LP is great. But I am a Wire obsessive and get something out of all their spin-offs. I will admit to being distracted by the great LPs on display behind you! I love so many of them! Get Happy!! may be my favorite back there. And finally so nice to hear The Go-Betweens getting a mention. I prefer Tullulah (on the shelf behind you) but Spring Hill Faor has some gems too. I was lucky enough to see them live a few times and they were always impressive. Great video, thanks for sharing.

Wow some excellent pick ups Hannah! Colin Newman A-Z is such a great debut (but as you say it’s really Wire’s 4th album). Commercial Suicide is also pretty good. I agree about the darkness of Alone. The TMC version is pretty stunning. I think all three of those TMC albums are very special. Nice for you to have the set of three. I adore them. I really want to get the John McGeoch book. He is without doubt one of the most important guitarists of the post punk genre. I am so jealous of your copy of Real Life…it’s a grail for me. Used to have it in my house but no longer. Much joy coming your way with that read and those musical additions. Enjoy.

Hi Hannah, Always good to see your videos. As much as I love Wires's first two albums, 154 is the one I come back to the most. What a brilliant band. I also agree with you about the db's. Their first two releases are essential for any Powerpop collection. And I also have The Only One's Special View. They had me at Another Girl, Another Planet. And Magazine's Real Life on your turntable? Shot By Both Sides intrigued the hell out of me the first time I heard it. As always, I appreciate your musical taste and hearing what you've bought.

Hanna, great share! I realized John McGeoch's greatness on some live P.I.L. clips on KZfaq, especially the Glasnost 1988 set . He was outstanding for sure. Sad that he passed shortly after those years. Btw thanks for turning me on to Felt amongst others bands I knew nothing about. I appreciate all your clips... Have an excellent weekend!

Low + Dirty Three. Down by the River. I like it. Thanks for the video.

Great finds, makes me maybe pick up This Mortal Coil and an Only Ones that I saw out in the wild yesterday and also the John McGeoch book - I am spinning Magazine a lot right now!

Great picks as usual . Envious of that Real Life- been looking for that for ages. I usually grab the Fishtanks when I see them . Collaborations of a few bands and two days of studio time usually result in some pretty cool stuff.

That's my #4 favorite album of all time right above your head there.

Cool stuff Hannah!

Nice video as usual Hanna. You are right that the first 2 Only Ones record are better than Baby's Got A Gun BUT Baby's Got A Gun is a spectacular record I can listen to over and over. Nice shout out to Colin Newman as well, that's his best solo record not that far removed from Wire. And picking up that Sneakers album is huge, as you said. Some really great pick-ups, thanks for sharing. Stay well.

seriously good haul. wowsers

awesome record find.

Great! Really into the seams you are mining, so interesting. I've really been getting into Happy Mondays and of course early 70s Jazz Rock. Dropped through my door this evening Plastic Box by Pil, 4Cds..chock full! Thanks again for sharing your finds, looks like plenty of top listening to come 👍 AtB Si

Have to check out that Colin Newman! Love the Commercial Suicide album. Also love the Go- Betweens. Great vid!

Hey Hanna! Sorry it's been a while since I have commented, but I just went through a big relocation, first for myself and then for my son-in-law, plus I took a short vacation to the states, but I'm back now and loving Edmonton, Alberta. There are a lot of record stores, antique malls and thrift stores to explore and I have been finding a lot of great vinyl. It's great to be watching your videos again and also interacting with the vinyl community again. Low is one of my favorite bands that I still don't have any vinyl for. But I do have their rarities box set digitally at least and I love their experimentalism with minimalist styles. There is a big series of albums out there like that one with two bands working together to do new tracks, all of them are EPs I believe. It's a great series, but I don't think I have heard that one with Low. The Colin Newman solo album sounds very interesting, I'll check that one out. I understand what you say about being in the right mood for This Mortal Coil. I have only one of their studio albums, the one with Siren Song on it. That song just gets to me everytime, I love their version of it. Her vocals are so haunting and perfect for the song. Wow, great VCLT there. I scored with that Comsat Angels "Land" album about 8 months ago for the great price of $5 in perfect shape. Excellent pickups and it's great to see you again! Happy listening!

Big fan of the Only Ones. Own their albums from the year they came out. Later also bought the cd's.Very good albums. As a big Wire fan I have the Colin Newman albums also.

Great Record Haul

Love Low…may be local bias though

You've got some good ones here I actually found Colin Newman's a to z on cd at a flea market a few years ago and it was a jarring listen at first but It grew on me over time that's cool that you found John McGeoch's biography he's definitely one of my top guitarists and his style definitely influenced a lot of the post punk and new wave artists and I think to me Charlie Burchill from simple minds was a little bit influenced by John

And “Souvlaki” in the upper left

Another great collection my friend and so sorry i just got watching your video today lol

I like when you show a wide angle view of your records so I can see what I have. This time it’s 4❤

I had a copy of that Felt record ages ago. Love them. And the Colin Newman. I need to shut up now or I'll be commenting on nearly everything. Nice collection!

I was just listening to Comsat Angels Land yesterday. I understand some fans thinks it’s too new wavey , the electronic drum sound might sound a bit dated , but there isn’t one bad song on it.

Hi Hanna! That is awesome that you found The Only Ones AND Felt in the wild at the SAME show. Very nice! I agree that the first 2 Only Ones records are better, but still a really great find. The Sneakers as well?!?! That table was definitely curated to your taste lol. This week for me has been all about Pavement. I caught their Austin City Limits show the other night for the fourth time, and I hope to catch it 4 more times ha ha. Happy Friday!

The "In The Fishtank" series on Konkurrent is really interesting. Getting two bands who've never worked together before into the studio for a couple of days to make a release seems like it could yield releases that maybe transcend the work of either band alone. I have #5 which has Tortoise paired up with The Ex. On the heels of Tortoise's 1998 album TNT I was doing a deep dive into their catalog purchasing everything I could get my hands on including the import remix series and uber rare early singles. In The Fishtank #5 dropped around this time and I bought it, but I think I could only stand a couple of listens, and I don't think I've even listened to it this century. I think that Low and Dirty Three might have more in common stylistically so that one probably works better.

I recently listened to Low and really liked what I heard. Dirty Three is fantastic. Stunned you found the collab on vinyl. Haven't heard that Felt release but going to listen on Spotty Fly. Wow, can't believe you scored that Colin Newman record! You're right, sounds so much like Wire. I'm in agreement with you on Jeanette L's vocals. Siouxsie would have been a great choice for The Glove. I'm drooling over that 12 inch and the XMal EP. Really nice VCLT! Looking forward to the upcoming grails video!

That Sneakers mini album is great! Got a copy a few years ago, never seen it before or after. The Only Ones is tops too, happy you found a copy. Their albums are fairly common on this side of the pond.

Dirty Three are very good in general - haven't heard that one and I'll have to check it out. I would say "post-rock" as well for the closest genre, but they can be tough to classify.

That might be my favorite Go-Betweens album.

nice scores! i,ll have to re visit that mortal coil again. it didn't do anything for me when it 1st came out. cheers.

Hi Hanna,good afternoon,I have Felt's Ignite the Seven Cannons,brazilian press vinyl only,congratulations by your video as always,cheers and have a nice week for you!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That is my favorite This Mortal Coil album. The only thing is to get the full effect of the album you have to immerse yourself in it for the 75min run. I find it is more forgettable if you are doing something else while listening. Your It'll End In Tears is also great, but it doesn't penetrate the soul like Blood.

it seems that the 2 first G-Stand boxsets of the Go-Betweens are going to be repressed. It migtht interest the fans as the current copies reach crazy prices. Robert Forster is working on the third and last one, it will be released next year.

Hey, Hanna. Fabulous stack of wax there. Talking of Pauline Murray, do you have The Invisible Girls album? A Martin Hannett production with 2 or 3 standout tracks. Worth getting for the sound of Pauline's voice. I played Blue Sunshine to death in 83 & my copy is pretty scratchy. Like the look of that McGeoch book; my favourite guitarist. I had Land, but the production dates it whereas the earlier albums have a more timeless sound somehow. Have a groovy tune-filled weekend!

Hi Hanna. You were incredibly lucky considering how few vendors there were. I have been on the hunt for Magazine's Real Life for couple of years. No luck so far, but as you can guess i have seen other recrods by them just not that one. Pasi

What?? Did not know that the D3 did a thing with Low. LOVE Warren Ellis!!

Wow that book is unbelievable!! I bought The Residents, Sight for sore eyes Vol 2, a great book of photos, covers and posters etc... Waiting for a miracle* is one of my favourite albums of all time. Don't lnow if you know Pete Wylie but his band WAH was great, had a band with Julian Cope and Ian McColloch before the other 2 became well known with Teardrop and Bunnymen.

Hello Hanna I got Colin Newman and all TMC and I like the record on your wall the best. Shall try Sneakers (never heard of) Have you tried Sweden band Viagra boys (punky style) maybe something for you.... Have a nice weekend...

Dig that It'll End in Tears record! Actually, the Slowdive and all the others too!

Peter Perrett’s voice is very similar to Robyn Hitchcock’s, and they even play in a similar style.

A-Z is a sleeper classic. Used to be referred to as the fourth Wire album.

Hi Hannah some great finds not sure your aware but Pauline Murray has done an autobiography and is currently on a signing tour round the U.K. sure you can pick up a signed copy online. Keep up with the great videos

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I totally forgot about the Only Ones. I did indeed see them open for the Who in Los Angeles 1980. I just remember thinking they were OK. Bad idea having anyone open for the Who as they tend to overwhelm just about every band.

Actually, I have never heard of much of what you mentioned this time around - the (original) "Felt" band I know and love is from 1971 and a great psych LP! ...I do know The Only Ones - loved their 1st LP! Also know "Sneakers" - great power pop! I remember Christian Death - their 1st LP is a classic but heard nothing later than that one. ...and BTW, what the heck is "post-rock"? Rock is not "post' yet! Old school "punk" might be considered "post" though...

"The Big Sleep"..interesting, I know of a band and movie I believe, but not the song on that album.

This isn't about the video, but I was wondering if Graham Parker and the Rumour shouldn't be getting more love? Thanx.

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