Thank you for watching and the compliments.

Thank you for watching.

Glad I was able to shine some light on lesser known releases.

Night & Day 😍😍😍 Did you get the Intervention reissue? It’s phenomenal.

@@fidelios_frequency Yes, it's like being in the studio. As a child I always thought if I lived in NY, this is the album I would play every Friday night lol

I can be as mainstream as you can get when it comes to heavy rotation. 😂 Many albums I love are lesser known but also best savored in special moods. 😉 Blue Nile is probably the least known of the picks. Thank you for watching my friend.

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Hey Nick! Welcome to the channel my friend. ✌🏻

Thanks for watching Bob. ✌🏻

Thanks for watching. I’ll check out yours as well.

For sure OOT made them the biggest band in world at the time. For me there is a more personal reason why AFTP is my favorite. They’re both 5 ⭐️ albums IMO.

Murmur is their best for me🔥

Thanks for giving the video your attention and time.

Thank you for watching and taking the time to leave further listening suggestions. 👍🏻

Anything rare in the collection?

I do have AUTOFICTION. It was in my 2022 top ten! Thank you for watching and subscribing. I’ll try to keep your interest in the channel.

Nice! I’ll go back and have a look at your 2022 top ten 😎

Glad you decided to return to The Smiths. Meat is Murder actually cemented my love for them. I wish I had been able to see them live. Thank you for watching.

​@fidelios_frequency You're right. I think the 80's had better pop rock, pop metal, pop R&B, pop Reggae & so on. 90's pop music was more watered down & basic. I might have some vinyl recommendations if you're interested? I don't disappoint. 👍

@@lyndellwilliams5890 Sure Lyndell! What do you recommend?

​@fidelios_frequency You started with the 60's to the 2000's so I will do the same. I often like to recommend groups and albums that people are not aware of or have forgotten. 60's Self-titled album Gary Lewis and the Playboys album (The legendary masters series)The Crykle album (Red Rubber Ball) 70's Isaac Hayes album (Live at the Sahara Tahoe) Stevie Wonder concept album (Journey Threw The secret life of plants) Alan Parsons Project album (Pyrimid) 80's going just a tade deeper than the Metalica type stuff Sodom album (Percicution Mania) Rollins Band album (Hard Volume) Sade album (Stronger than Pride) Men at Work album (Cargo) 90's Red House Painters album (Rollercoaster) or (Ocean Beach) Jamiroquai album (Emergency on Planet Earth). Michelle Indigo Chello album (Plantation Lullabies) Stevie Wonder album (Natural Wonder). Late 90's going into the early 2000's Billy Bang album (Big Bang Theory) My last two are based off the times we're living in musically being that Hip Hop is basically where rock was in the 90's before it commercially took a plunge. Self-titled album (Deltron3030) & Aceyalone album (A Book of Human Language) are probably the last vinyl Hip Hop albums you can get that are essential for understanding Hip Hop at it's peak in the late 90's and early 2000's. In fact Deltron3030 is a concept album about what would happen to the music industry from that point on. Don't listen to these two albums without headphones being there's special effects included. Also I recommend Googling them to find out what they're about so you won't get lost when listening. I'm sure some of these will become apart of your collection & will be interested to see what you think of them in the future if you do a review??? There's only probably a couple you may know on the list but the ones you don't know will be a left turn & a eyebrow raiser for you. Thanks for replying. 👍

@@fidelios_frequency There was one more I did forget to add to the list. The album is Brian Eno Harold Budd (Pavillion of Dreams). Enjoy👍

You have great picks there as well. ✌🏻

Pavlov’s Dog…interesting choice. Not an album I hear mention often.

Yes, all of those you mentioned are worthy of inclusion especially Cocteau, JD & New Order. Thanks for watching. ✌🏻

Stay tuned for more surprises. 😉 Thank you for watching.

Some of my all time favorite records are in the video but quite a few are not. There some records I can’t play often because the listening requires almost an emotional drain. And there are times I’m not ready for that. I usually play new releases daily but the oldies I go back to are the ones in the video. I’ll be making another new release video shortly.

Nothing else I can say. You said it best. Oh yes, I did a whole video on Hats. 😉

Recently Roads was in the Netflix movie “The Mother”. It was also in Tank Girl, Fantastic Four, Blacklist & Gotham series.

I get it. Some records are not for everyone. Please check out Blue Nile & Avalon.

The first UK pressing supposedly is the best sounding one. I regret not buying it at the time instead of the cd.

@@fidelios_frequency Ahh, gotcha. I'm just starting to understand some of the ins & outs of vinyl pressing, & it's kinda' fascinating. A couple of my discs were actually injection-molded instead of being pressed; one of 'em is a Jean Michel Jarre synth album, it sounds *superb* & now I wonder why that didn't become more common.

Indeed there was some great music in the 90’s as well as a good chunk of junk 😂. Thanks for watching!

The Beatles and their music is pretty dated and not really relevant anymore..

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😂 yes, I messed up. VIDEOGAMES! You’re the only one who called me out! 👍🏻

Thanks for sticking through it. 👊

Yes, sadly they were not very commercially successful in the US.

What McCartney song are you a fan of?

@@fidelios_frequency Really? I’m actually a fan of lots of McCartney songs. I’ve said that Dizzy Miss Lizzy ruined Help. It would have been much better to end the album with the two great McCartney songs I’ve Just Seen A Face and Yesterday. On Revolver I think Eleanor Rigby, Good Day Sunshine, and Got To Get You Into My Life are all great.

@@vinylrichie007 those are all great Macca songs.