Hey! I just stumbled upon your channel. It seems like a pretty chill environment here, with videos I'd like to watch. You seem like an interesting person who enjoys being involved in music. You also seem like someone I can learn a lot of different facts from. What else can I say, I've really warmed up to this channel. Whatever you are doing, keep doing it bud!

I was there too ❤

FYI epitome is pronounced eh-pitoe-me. (no insult intended,. I speak zero "foreign" languages myself!)

Rushed out to buy Quartet as soon as it was released, and I still love it, as well as all Ultravox's albums (except perhap Uvox!). You're either tuned in to Ultravox or you aren't: If you're not, my sympathies.

Thanks for the detailed summary! They are coming to North America next month for a big tour and I hope to see them.

'All I Wanna Do' - a shoegazer classic, 25 years ahead of it's time

The progression into "Parachute" from SF is incredible. And SF is a classic. Please make this your next review.

That is a good album. I picked up a copy while in Spain. Though it comes with an extra disk of demos. I think it’s a 50th anniversary pressing from 2016. Overall I find it to be a solid record I have another one of their songs called “Shuckin’ And Jiving” on a comp.

You speak English very well. Totally enjoyed your presentation.

I love Moon Safary too! 💚

25th-ish anniversary? It's far and away my favorite AIR record; I have three others from them, but Moon Safari is the one I always come back to. (wrote my comment with your earlier, vaguer, some-kind-of-anniversary comment, but have now heard you specify 25th)

Apparently George Martin's daughter was an Ultravox fan and helped to influence George's decision to work with the band.

Boy, your intentions about this video were really great and I watched it all, but... WTF are you talking so very very much???

I'd like to explore.....the dungeons of the castle...at night.

Since nearly 45 years have passed, there MUST have been a group of Austrians who wrote song about London - even if only for a laugh

Very cool. I’ve been to Edinburgh castle myself. Of the two bands, Suede is the one that I’m slightly more familiar with. Those bands came out during my punk phase. It was great to see your take on the concert and see it through your eyes.

As a lifetime fan the drumming of Steve Upton and bass of Martin Turner was always fantastic

Sounds good Murdock!

I have some Brendan Benson, I have a little bit of White Stripes, but I have no Raconteurs or solo Jack White.

“Level” was the song that got me into Raconteurs. This album was the first time I bought a digital album to put on my iTunes. They just got better with each album. Made me appreciate Jack White as an artist too.

You understand Motorpsycho perfectly. Great intro to the band, and insightful and well articulated review of the album.

Enjoyed your gig review. Looking forward to seeing them in London in October with my son for his 30th birthday. He knows how much I am into them.i'm sure he will be too after seeing them live!

Wow! Das war doch mal interessant. Wirklich gut recherchiert und toll erklärt. Ein spannender Exkurs. 👍☺

It goes like this, the fourth, the fifth The minor fall, the major lift

A mock turtleneck and a sports jacket make a great outfit choice, very scholarly.

Hope you like oblivions🖤

Good review, great song

Super, Tobi!! Morgen of that!!!

Good vid. Thick as a Brick and Songs from the Wood are my top two, absolute classic desert island discs. After that, Heavy Horses, Minstrel and Aqualung round out my top five, albums I absolutely have to own. After that I like various stuff here and there but no albums I can't live without. The run of albums after Heavy Horses especially, I've heard those albums a half-dozen times and I'm hard-pressed to recall how any of the songs go, they just seem so uninspired compared to my top five.

I guess Thick as a Brick 2 is considered an Ian Anderson album?

Little daughter is asking if someone is in an emo-moode😂

the next review is "parachute" ?

Stend up and benefit.the best.love from sambation bahd eylat israel.❤❤❤❤

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great review , but jon (rip) and wally sing (choeurs) on original records , on ressuraction jon sing on i see you

Great shirt! Perfect for the content.

Being an 80s Puget Sound kid I was totally into Garage Rock. I found the Nuggets comp in the late 70s having already gone through all the Sonics, Love etc. The Seattle area was trapped in the fuzz. That's how we be.

I'm sorry but Israel is not just a banal pop song. 1. Eden Golan is not an innocent singer who has nothing to do with politics. She is 20 and is an intelligent and strong woman. I hate it, that people think young pretty women are kind of naive. 2. The song was originally called October Rain. And she clearly had the political message. She said so in many interviews. Even if she had to change the title and some lyrics, the song is war propaganda. As soon as Eden Golan was back she changed it back. She fully supports Isreal politics against Palestine and looks forward to join the army. With this song she wants to morally support the soldiers to fight and make heroes out of them. ESC Gabe explains it in a video and all medias talked about it for weeks. The protesters were not mean antisemitic people who booed this poor and innocent young girl. I think, Eurovision is and should be political. It's not possible not to be. It always was. But it has to stop to pretend not to be and make clear regulations. It's not ok that one side has the right and the other does not.

Finland: I'm happy the camera team and the technicians did such a great job. They deserve a trophy😅

Really good assessment on this BB doc. I felt the documentary felt pretty hollow overall. They didn't really talk about any album post Pet Sounds or even show any album artwork at all! Even if the intention was to introduce to new fans, it just felt rushed and empty. Strange choices as well. It really should've been a 3-4 part documentary. The most disappointing part is this will most likely be the last documentary we get.

You know who also loved 'Supernaut'? John Bonham. I can't rate a number #1. There's a few songs that are my number #1 that I can't separate; Symptoms of the Universe Children of the Grave NIB The Wizard War Pigs Wheels of Confusion Under the Sun

Paul's voice sounds a lot like David Bowie's on this in places.

Wow some unexpected tracks on the list and some really unexpected tracks that didn’t make it. Great job

Look at me, learning and shit. I know The Monks as the band from the 1979 hit “Nice Legs (Shame About Her Face)” from 1979. A basement-dwelling bit of pop songwriting that I nonetheless have a great fondness for-it almost made my list of my 200 favorite singles, a list I’ve been refining for a couple of years now in anticipation of a video series. Totally different Monks, though, formed by two ex-members of The Strawbs.

Been listening to it just now. I like it. I can see why they influenced a bunch of people. Do you have a copy? I can't find a copy with individual tracks.

TOP FIVE - 1- Thick As A Brick, 2- Stand Up 3- Aqualung 4- Benefit 5- A Passion Play