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Song of the day: Vinyl Eyezz theme song- Jarrett New

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A great album to own in my opinion is 1967-1970 by The Beatles. It has all their best songs on it, and if you also get 1962-1966, the counterpart to it, you get all their amazing songs.

It bothers me that you had to censor Nevermind's cover because of KZfaq...I understand, but it bothers me...

Next song of the day... Wish you were here by Pink Floyd

Miles Davis’ Kind of Blue is a Must Have JAZZ Masterpiece!

U should add king crimson - in the court of crimson kong. Iconic art cover and iconic songs

Song of the day - Highway Star - Deep Purple

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I’d add the Franklin Mint Greatest Jazz recordings of all time series. These were curated collections of incredible music that are pressed on high quality red vinyl that plays beautifully with almost no noise even on a less than ideal setup. They were sold in the early 80s as a subscription and were kind of popular. Best thing about them is you can get them for a good deal usually since there are a lot floating around. The Miles Davis set is unreal. Any of them are great and well worth the low prices they command. A great addition for any music lover

I know this comment came a little bit late. But I just found put about your channel, I'm a Costa Rican audiophile and I totally agree with your picks, I love the versatility of your taste, and of course if you love jazz, you should seek Scenery from Ryo Fukui as well

Song of the day.. Good old fashion loverboy.. Queen

"Close to the Edge" by Yes - The art work of the legendary Roger Dean at its best on a folding record sleeve is reason enough justify the existence of LP records, includes one one of the best Rock albums ever, the pinnacle of Prog Rock. Add some classical music: "Star Wars", the original motion picture soundtrack by John Williams and the London Symphony Orchestra George Gershwin "An American in Paris" by the New York Philharmonic and "Rhapsody in Blue" by the Columbia Symphony Orchestra conducted by Leonard Bernstein (and piano by Leo B.)

I got Nevermind at Guitar Center, I think it’s 180 gram, it’s definitely a reissue. I got it when I first started collecting records. When I opened it and set it on the turntable, i was surprised on how heavy it was!

Pat Benatar albums: In The Heat Of The Night, Crimes of Passion, Precious Time, Get Nervous, Live From Earth, Tropico, Seven The Hard Way, and Wide Awake In Dreamland. Genesis: Invisible Touch. Phil Collins: Face Value and No Jacket Required.

Whoa, how the f*** did I not notice that Jared actually picked my Song of the Day suggestion all this time?! (Belated) Thanks, man!

Song of the day: disorder by joy division

Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells, Steely Dan's Aja, and The Edgar Winter Group's They Only Come Out At Night are also some of rock music's ubber classics. Great Jazz can be found on Miles Davis' Bitches Brew.

Such great heights is a cover and the postal service's give up give the same kind of feel to our endless days but with more synith and electronic sounds.

My all time favorite song "California Dreamin'" by my all time favorite band The Mamas & the Papas

Genesis: Seconds Out. It sounds amazing for a live album. Red House Painters: Rollercoaster / Songs for a Blue Guitar

Top records to own (according to me): Can - Ege Bamysai, Tago Mago, Future Days King Crimson - In the Court of the Crimson King Marvin Gaye - What's Going On, Here My Dear Milton Nascimento - Clube da Esquina Miles Davis (apart from Kind of Blue) - Bitches Brew, Tribute to Jack Johnson, In a Silent Way, On the Corner, Live-Evil Talking Heads - Remain in Light Talk Talk - Laughing Stock , Spirit of Eden Alice Coltrane - Journey in Satchidananda Charles Mingus - Black Saint & the Sinner Lady Eric Dolphy - Out to Lunch Mahavishnu Orchestra (my favourite band) - Inner Mounting Flame, Birds of Fire Nick Drake - Pink Moon Magma - M.D.K. Yes - Close to the Edge Parliament - Funkentelechy vs. the Placebo Syndrome Funkadelic - Maggot Brain Pharoah Sanders - Karma A Tribe Called Quest - Low End Theory, Midnight Marauders Brian Eno - Another Green World Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention - Hot Rats, Grand Wazoo, Overnite Sensation Fela Kuti - Expensive Shit, Zombie George Harrison - All Things Must Pass Popol Vuh - Hosianna Mantra, In den Garten Pharaos Curtis Mayfield - Superfly ......................and that's just the tip of the iceberg

You probably knew this but, Such Great Heights was written by Ben Gibbard - a beautiful song and Iron & Wine does a lovely cover.

Song of the day: Blue Oyster Cult - Don't Feel The Reaper

If you like Nirvana, than MTV Unplugged in New York is an absolute MUST HAVE album. Truly one of the greatest live performances of all time. Cobain's haunting rendition of "Where Did You Sleep Last Night" alone is worth the full price of the album.

Kings of convenience - glad you included it. 2. Yumi Zouma - all 3. Acid House Kings - all 4. Gene - Olympian 5. Stone Roses 6. The Clash - Combat Rock 7. Oasis - Definitely Maybe 8. Lemonheads - Come on Feel 9. The Jam - All Mod Cons 10. Morrissey - Your Arsenal

OK Dude, I subscribed to your channel this morning when KZfaq in all its wisdom put your video on the 10 things about Tool in my cue. However, you just broke onto a new level of "Like" with me and my amphibian partner in Crime and you are definitely on a trajectory to advance to our "Love" level at breakneck speed. The fact you dig SADE was the clincher my new friend. I rarely allow one listen to be responsible for forming my opinion of a song or a band but SADE was one of the few exceptions to my hard fast rules I employ in my listening process. Upon hearing her Diamond Life cd in July of 1984 I was sold and I have been stone cold in love with them ever since. The only kick I have with your comments is that you did not mention that SADE is not only her name but it is the actual name of her band of exquisite musicians who have been with her since the start. They are the tightest smooth jazz band on the planet period ...end of discussion. I plan on sharing your work with all of my friends and THAT one act is in itself, the best compliment I can extend to you and your channel. Thank you very much for pleasing this old Hippie and my frog Randolph digs you as well......jack

I would personally recommend in addition to these The White Stripes - Elephant Gorillaz - Demon Days Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the Deaf Norah Jones - Come Away With Me Gene Krupa - Mutiny in the Parlor Adele - 21 Green Day - Dookie

I love your vocabulary. It’s very diverse and you don’t seem to repeat anything very often. Gonna sub just because of the way you speak

It is SOO cool you included Kings of Convenience! I love them and own all 3 of them. Cool choices, although I would definitely add Nine Inch Nails' "The Fragile" to the list. Not just because I am such a NIN fanatic, but it is, in my opinion, Trent's masterpiece. Other records I would include: Duran Duran - Rio David Bowie - Let's Dance Sigur Ros - Agaethys Byrjun

1. Beatles Abbey Road. 2. Daft Punk Discovery 3. Paul and Linda McCartney Ram 4. John Lennon and the Plastic Ono Band 5. Royksopp Melody AM 6. Pet Shop Boys Introspective 7. Depeche Mode Music for the Masses 8. Pulp Different Class 9. Manic Street Preachers Everything Must Go 10. Quantic The 5th Exotic

I can recommend the album: "United" by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell. They just sync up and sing in harmony. It's definitly my favorite album.

Light My Fire by The Doors

a few of my choices... Miles Davis - Kind of Blue; Bitches Brew Material - Memory Serves Iannis Xenakis - Electro-acoustic Music John Coltrane - A Love Supreme Larry Coryell - Spaces Herbie Mann - Latin Mann; Memphis Underground Herbie Hancock - Maiden Voyage JS Bach - The Goldberg Variations (played by Glenn Gould); The Brandenberg Concertos Chick Corea - Now He Sings, Now He Sobs Maynard Ferguson - Live at Jimmy's

such a surprise seeing those particular Sade records being your favorite, simply phenomenal albums.. every time I turn them on I am instantly transcended from my body

Steve Perry - For the love of strange medicine. Uriah Heep - Wake the sleeper, Into The Wild, Sonic Origami. Asia - Xxx, Aura, Aria. Toto - Tambu. Boston - Walk on, Life love and hope. Kansas - Freaks of nature.

My top vinyl records are in no particular order for this post. * Let It Be - The Beatles * Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - The Beatles * Rumours - Fleetwood Mac * Goodbye Yellow Brick Road - Elton John * The Manhattan Transfer - Manhattan Transfer * Band on the Run - Paul McCartney & Wings * Little Creatures - Talking Heads * The Carpenters - Carpenters * Parallel Lines - Blondie Great video series you have here. Record of the Day should be - No Milk Today - Herman's Hermits

Song of the day: Don't let me down - the beatles

I must say you are like a door to door vinyl sales man, not quite a bad thing. I did check out the London Grammar from your first Top Records and purchased it. It is some awesome late night music and enjoy it very much. Thank's!

My favorites are Mike Oldfield's Tabular Bell's & Platinum. Tangerine Dreams Exit & the soundtrack to the movie "Thief" early 80's. The Ventures "Walk Don't Run" (1960).

Top 10- R.E.M. - Automatic for the People, Murmur, Reckoning, U2 - Joshua Tree, Sting- Nothing like the Sun, Sugar- Copper Blue, Bob Dylan- Blood on the tracks, The Cure - Disintegration, Simple Minds- Once Upon A Time and Stone Temple Pilot’s- Purple.

~ Personal cheers to this video: We played Oxygene early in the evening in dance clubs in 1976-77, so it might sound like 1980s synth, but it pre-dated all that! I have the 1991 cassette album of Nirvana's"Nevermind," as well as two singles from it, "Smells Like Teen Spirit & "Come as You Are." The 1990s I heavily got into pre-recorded cassettes, especially singles, but never stopped doing the 7" single thing! Cheers to featuring the 1970 "ABC" album by the Jackson 5, with the notable Funkadelic track from 1969, "I'll Bet You." Speaking again of the great French world rhythms of Jean-Michel Jarre', see also 1988's " Revolutions," and literally anything on LP, 12" or 7" by French superstar, Cerrone. Please in your videos regarding records, please mention the original release year dates. Helps put all the music artists and genres and titles in proper perspective. BTW, I have every Sade 7" + any available picture jackets, but no LPs at all, so that segment of particular interest . Cheers, DAVEDJ ~

Song of the day, "Personal Jesus," by Johnny Cash. Cover during his "American Recordings" originally done by Depeche Mode. We own the Legacy Edition of "Kind Of Blue" by Miles Davis., We play it at least once a week in our office.

Iron and wines cover of the postal service's such great heights is great, I was hoping you go into more detail on it as it has an interesting story.

My first vinyl is Led Zeppelin III. Original version goes with a revolving sleeve, very fascinating. Song of the day: the Wild Swans: Whirlpool Heart

My top records: Look At Us - Sonny and Cher With Love - Cher Backstage - Cher Jackson Highway - Cher Gypsys Tramps And Thieves - Cher Stars - Cher Cher (self titled) - Cher Heart Of Stone - Cher Love Hurts - Cher Born To Die - Lana Rey Lust For Life - Lana Del Rey God Bless Tiny Tim - Tiny Tim Tiny Tims 2nd album - Tiny Tim (lol i dont collect from alot of different artists)

I’m not going to say these aren’t great albums, but I’d expect the “Top Albums to Own” to be more classic and less obscure. You gave us a very personal list and a very eclectic list, but how about the Doors or the Clash or the Stones or GNR or the Ramones or the Cult or U2? So many great bands and timeless albums to choose from and Michael Jackson gets in there twice? Thriller was ground breaking and record breaking but if you’ve heard “ABC” once, that’s probably enough for most listeners. Just hoping for something a bit more accessible in part two.

I forever thank you for introducing me to Iron and Wine. I actually teared up a little whilst listening.

A suggestion for song of the day could be “ fragile bird” by city and colour . The whole album it’s on is amazing start to finish . Cheers!.

Such Great Heights is by Postal Service. He covered them. Just making sure you knew that, in case you did not. Great cover.

Song of the day When you got a good friend - Robert Johnson

Let's eat grandma - I, Gemini Haelos - full circle Klangkarussell- Netzwerk YELLO - One second Billy Mackenzie - wild and lonely The associates - Sulk Black - wonderful life Martin Gore- Counterfeit EP Rob Dougan- Furious angels Kerli- Love is dead Nothing but theives- Nothing but theives (or broken machine) Jeff Buckley-Grace

One of the first records that I ever wanted to get and one that I'm surprised hasn't been featured on one of these videos yet is Queen's night at the Opera

Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness. A must have for me. A bit hard to find at a decent price but I will have it soon enough. Speaking of which song of the day - Beautiful by Smashing Pumpkins

I am surprised that Led Zepplien IV was not included, great channel and videos!

Song of the day: Breakfast In America by Supertramp

Down: Stone the crow (album: Nola)

Mike Oldfield's "Tubular Bells"? The one that started it all...

Billy Joel - The Stranger Billy Joel - Songs in the Attic The Beatles - Rubber Soul Chris Spedding - Guitar Grafitti Simple Minds - Sparkle in the Rain Jean Michel Jarre - In Concert: Houston Level 42 - Running in the Family Laura Branigan - Self Control Manfred Manns Earth Band - Zhe roaring Silence Manfred Manns Earthband - Manfred Manns Earthband Yello - One Second Oran Juice Jones - Gto Not Must haves, but my favorites in my Collection

My favourite albums 1. Kraftwerk-The Man Machine 2. Kraftwerk-Computer World 3. Yazoo-Upstairs At Eric's 4. Jean Michel Jarre-Oxygene 5. Deep Purple-Machine Head 6. Michael Jackson-Bad 7. Kraftwerk-Radioactivity 8. Dire Straits-Communiqe

The Mars Volta :Frances the Mute, the Tea Party: Splendor Solis

Hey man I love your KZfaq channel

Song of the Day: Somedays by Paul McCartney

song of the day- where is my mind, Pixies

Honorable Mentions Rumours - Fleetwood Mac Bookends - Simon & Garfunkel Let it Bleed - The Rolling Stones Songs in the key of life - Stevie Wonder Led Zeppelin IV - Led Zeppelin

Wow Jackson Five !!! Did Not expect that...

Deep Purple Machine Head 1972 is an excellent album. Very old school. Very cool.

Shade like a melody

Fleetwood Mac - Rumours Eagles - Hotel California Sandy Denny - Like An Old Fashioned Waltz Rush - 2112 Foreigner - 4 Camel - Mirage Bad Company - Straight Shooter Linda Ronstadt - Heart Like a Wheel Kate Bush - The Kick Inside CCR - Green River

If you haven't already heard of it, check out the artist Blood Orange. I love the song "Best to You" on the album Freetown Sound

My favorite Iron & Wine song is Upward over the Mountain off 'The Creek Drank The Cradle.' Thanks for sharing your picks!

The marshal mathers lp is such a good album and I think it’s in my 2nd favorite album

I picked up that Bohren & Der Club of Gore vinyl after you recommend it on your video and it's been my favorite album to listen to

Pearl Jam - "Ten" is one of the greateast groudge albuns of all times too

Song of the day: Salsipuedes - Lucho Bermudez & Matilde Diaz Now, I was desperate looking everywhere for a non-picture disc version of Lateralus, thankfully you just helped me by saying there's no other version other than the picture disc. Big hug from Colombia

Subscribed after watching both parts! Agree on most everything!

I got lateralus on cd and honestly. Its a transcendent experience.

Listening to 'Miles Davis: Kind Of Blue' record is like going to Heaven,...first class!

I still say that an 80's aerobics record is a must have.

Boards of Canada - The Campfire Headphase Madonna - Ray of Light Autechre - Amber Daft Punk - Discovery Brian Eno - Music for Airports

Lateralus is a great album but ive had 2 copies of the picture disc pressing and it sounds pretty bad. Very loud backround noise. Very unfortunate.

I'm just super happy that we both have Tool and Kings of Convenience on both of our Best of lists! 😂

Highly recommend: -Moody Blues: Days of Future Passed; freaking incredible -Procol Harum: Procol Harum (especially A Whiter Shade of Pale) - and basically everything from Harry Nilsson!!!

Not a big modest mouse fan ehh....I have a half dozen of thier albums on vinyl and I love them. They are pretty unique.

You should have David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust. It produced many hit singles. The John Williams Superman album is a good one to have. It has a laser etched Superman logo, but it's fun to just put on the turntable, put the needle on and listen to the Superman theme.

If I may, Kind of blue reminds me of New York or Chicago after a rainy thunderstorm, at around 2:00 am

I have Nirvana Live at the Paramount and I’m in love with it!!! I would love to have Nevermind though!

👍 great thanks! Actually the biggest hit of the Jackson 5 is “I want you back” (probably followed by “I’ll be there” and then “ABC”).

Love the recommendations. That said, it's always nice to know if a particular record sounds better on vinyl or not. Here are two examples, my own opinion, comparing Spotify to vinyl: 1. Michael Jackson, Thriller (original press) - sounds so much better on vinyl, especially all the bass notes. 2. Eliminator, ZZ Top (whatever version is still selling new) - sounds like dogshit on vinyl compared to Spotify. I have never been so disappointed in a vinyl. Sounds like a worn out vinyl played on a broken Crosley with a blown out speaker. And the album itself is awesome - it's whatever they did to press it into the vinyl that currently sells that ruins it.

So glad Sade was on here! My mom was a major fan of hers and I wound up loving her too. I was just looking at one of her greatest hits albums on amazon earlier today. I may get it. I think this video was a sign lmao

My essential list would Include: Joni Mitchel- Blue RHCP - blood sugar sex magic Queens -Greatest Hits and It's A Kind of Magic Metallica - And Justice For All Tool- Undertow Cat Stevens - Tea for the Tillerman Paul Simons -Graceland I could probably go on....

If you like Our Endless Numbered Days, listen to The Creek Drank the Cradle, it's beautiful.

Just watched the video and had to add that Paul Simon Graceland is one of the best albums on vinly. Sorry I'm late to the conversation.

Wow! Jean Michel Jarre! I forgot about that one. I've had that since the 1980s and I've always loved it.

Loved the series, and I also love the channel! Keep up the good work!

Close to the edge by yes or fragile And DEFINITELY Aja by Steely Dan (One of if not the highest sound quality production ever released)

Money - Pink Floyd

I don’t know if it’s on vinyl but Miles Davis Dark Magus or Santana’s Lotus (that is on vinyl currently and the version I picked up a couple of years ago sounds great. But the best version I have heard is the 4.0 Japanese SACD (don’t get bent out of shape, I think we can all agree that at the end of the day it’s the music not the format)). Anyway I love your show, I look forward to future episodes. But seriously, if you already haven’t, check Dark Magus out!

Michael Jackson - Thriller The Beatles - Abbey Road Pink Floyd - The Wall Florence + the Machine - How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful Kanye West- My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy Madonna - Like a Prayer Lorde - Pure Heroine Lady Gaga - Born This Way David Bowie - The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars Sia - 1000 Forms of Fear Daft Punk - Discovery Lady Gaga - The Fame Monster These are, in my opinion, the 12 best albums of all time, spanning several genres and eras.