That's quite a varied collection of titles, which is how it should be! The more variety, the better! I have CDs with cracked jewelcases that I haven't replaced in 30 years! Singles Going Steady is such a classic album... did you know that there is a remastered version that added the four singles they released AFTER the SGS album was released? That remastered version essentially features all A & B sides released during their original run. love t.Rex. I have a box set aside to do a T.Rex episode of CD Junkie. I'll be covering everything from Bolan's '60s recordings up to a few posthumous albums relesed in the early '80s! That first Ned's album is classic! Big JR & Modern Lovers fan. I've purchased every JR album up through the last one he put out a few years back. I liked the Police back in the day, but I like them a lot more now!

Hi! Just found your channel. Love the variety you showed. Love Pyromania, that’s my favorite Def Leppard album. The Police are great as well, I enjoy the debut as well. Subscribed! 😄

Hello again Burning Sensations played Pablo Picasso in Repo man film. Best song was Iggy Pops title song in the film. Did you know that Iggy Pop won the Polar price with lots of money in Sweden. Shall try the Marc Bolan cd.

excellent wayne’s world costume. american thighs i believe is the name of the veruca salt album. buzzcocks, the cult, replacements, modern lovers, new order, the police all great. i only have electric warrior by t.rex. i need to dig into some more of their catalog. great stuff steph per usual.

Really fun video and great interview with the great legendary Steve Herold.

VU has a song called Sunday Morning

Hey, I know this guy! I missed the livestream but watched the replay and really enjoyed it. Love ya, Steve!

That's got to be the best Live Stream i've ever seen!! Great one on one with Steve, he's done a few of these shows and he's always knowledgeable, on topic and entertaining as well. I was stunned to find out that he's still a PR rep for Human Switchboard. Loved the show Stephanie, Tom in Seattle.

I would have kept the Batman record just for the cover. I enjoyed your video. Yes, Marshall Crenshaw Someday, Someway is a killer track! I should probably check out his other tracks. Thanks for sharing

This was so sweet to hear, gave me a chance to know you Stephanie a little better. Steve is so easy to get along with, can’t wait to see the music video Steve makes. The thing about living in LA, is there is so much to do, must have been fun living there in the 90s! Great conversation

I feel attacked by that Debbie Gibson comment, Steve. 😂 This was a GREAT stream from 2 of my favorites - wish I could've been there live! Great job, Stephanie and Steve!

Played your recent declutter episode in the car on the way to work this morning: instant Podcast! Now that I can look at the screen, that Batman LP cover is really sharp. I've never seen that second Richard Hell album. Total Coelo: I have that 45 picture sleeve myself. I've seen Marshall Crenshaw live many times, and he still comes to CT. More keepers this time around, I concur 😎🎶

hey, do you have any other Eddie Money records? I like him, although the biggest deal with Eddie Money for me was the fact Kevin Gilbert (or "Kai Gilbert") was part of his band in the mid 80's, appearing on 1 album, 1988's "Nothing to Lose."

we can't make up your mind for you. Only you can do that.

I thought this was a posting about decluttering your collection and you spent SIX minutes talking about one album that nobody has heard about;

Some years ago a divorce/financial meltdown forced me to sell-off much of my vinyl at a collectors' fare. The ones I kept were all gatefold sleeves. Now I only buy gatefolds, as I need some kind of restriction to keep me from buying too many. (I still have limited funds and space.) Most of my listening is on CD, but I enjoy vinyl occasionally as a special treat for myself.

I don't remember the music store in Spokane when I was a kid. It was probably a mom and pop store. I have good memories of my parents taking me there and letting me find the 45 of a favorite song on the radio. I enjoyed the stream. I also prefer older music and vintage records.

Excellent interview Stephanie & Steve. A few trolls in the comments but they were just taking jabs at one another & not being irritable. Thanks 😊

"Destiny Street" is not as good as "Blank Generation" but it does contain possibly his best song "Time". (check the lyrics)

Dance is a really over looked Gary Numan album and it's definitely takes a couple of listens to grow on ya and Marshall Crenshaw is fantastic such a fan the debut and good evening are my favourites of his

Richard Hell was a founding member of the great band Television but left or was kicked out just before they recorded their debut album in 1977.

Love this series Steph. Glad you are safe😊 You have an awesome collection!! Take care my friend

Great video I also have that dan fogelberg album and still not sure if I like it

I'm very intrested by new wave, power pop and glam rock music so i will check the albums you showed ! Thank you very much steph ! 😊 my thoughts are with the people of california ! 😢 thoughts from france ! Take care stephanie !

Hello what a coincidence. I heard Destiny street by Richard Hello yesterday so I am sure. You gotta move song was not Stones. It was I gotta move from Kinks first album .....

Glad you are away from all the fires, Stephanie. With your new time tomorrow, I might be able to catch you live! I love Gary Numan, but never picked up that Dance record. I'll have to check it out. Too bad about that Batman record. It looks cool!

I've been a big Marshall Crenshaw fan since he came out with that debut album. David Letterman had him on his show a few times and seemed to really like his music.

Hi Steph! I will watch the live stream tomorrow evening. I like Eddie Money too. I sent a a donation to the Red Cross for the people affected by the California wildfires. I am very concerned about what is happening.

That Batman cover is awesome for sure! Steve is great - won’t be able to watch live but will definitely watch the recording!

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Just have a lot of snow here. Can't wait for your live stream! Watched Batman as a little boy..Richard Hell. The Dean Martin of heroin is what they called him..I saw Marshall Crenshaw live a long time ago..Tainted Love. Originally recorded by Gloria Jones...Sang with Up with people for awhile back in seventies. Fun times.. take care,dear!

i need that 2nd Hell album. I love the movie Smithereens. Have the Criterion DVD. I Eat Cannibals is great tune. That Marshall Crenshaw album is almost like a Greatest Hits album. I think it was a law in early 80s that all New Wave bands had to have a song called “Girls.” Don’t hate me but I just got rid of those Black Sabbath and Soft Cell albums. See ya tomorrow….

.....stephanie with glasses is the coolest. The Smithereens RULE!

Hi Stephanie ! Love the Blancmange 12" " I'm Up The Bloody Tree ! " & the mechanized handclaps. I liked the movie Smithereens .. it was on cable in the 80's. I grew up in New York City so I like location films from there. The Balancing Act were pretty slick & did a record on IRS & their manager Gary Calamar became a pretty popular DJ on KCRW & managed & record store that I eventually managed Moby Disc ( A Whale 🐋 Of A Record Store ) My Dad caught Eddie Money stealing in the 60's at a store he worked at but ended up signing him to Columbia. Check the thank You's & Don Ellis is one of the first names you see. See Ya tomorrow !

Hope you are okay out there.

That Carpenters album has that cool long version of "(They Long To Be) Close To You" all other greatest hits albums have the shortened single version. Johnny Mathis is great, my favorite by him is "It's Not For Me To Say" it always hits the spot with me. Hope you're well. Have lovely day.

It always feels good to cull! As a Memphian, I'm ashamed to say I don't know one song from Alex Chilton/Big Star. I just know lots of power pop type bands were really influenced by them.

Happy new years and welcome back hope you had a fantastic holidays and it's fun to see you go through your collection and seeing what you're going to show for all of us and I really dig sparks 80s albums it's fun and humorous pop music done so well

happy new year stephanie ! i think that the records you want to get rid of are very interesting ! thank you very much ! take care !

Anything Alex Chilton or the Sparks is a keeper in my book. Big Star influenced a lot of bands as well.

So relieved you kept the Sparks, such a wonderful release! Really enjoy your wide ranging taste in tunes and your videos of course, take care!

You made solid calls with these LPs, Stephanie. I'm doing the same on my end as well. That Alex Chilton is pretty rare on Big Time, so definitely hang onto that, as well as any Sparks. Elvis: every home needs The King. Enjoying your channel, and looking forward to what you bring to the table in 2025. Happy New Year! 😎🎉🎶

minute you held up Married to the Mob “Hey Mambo” instantly popped in my head. Great movie. that RCA new wave comp is pretty cool.

Thanks for your videos and replys through 2024. Soundtracks could be fun and try Feelies play Velvet Underground full album....

Depeche mode great band

Happy new year another good collection

I will gladly take the Crystal Gayle record. Thank you. I will be showing the Elvis Presley Blue Hawaii the second Monday in January from Laurie's collection. The standout song for me is Aloha Oe. I enjoyed your video.

"We've Only Just Begun" was my Grade 8 graduation song in 1985. The girls picked it out. I was more into Quiet Riot. LOL There's a KZbin channel called Professor of Rock who talks about music history and interviews musicians and he recently interviewed the Motels. Mathew Modine has been on Stranger Things since the beginning.

have to admit... the elvis and carpenters are two records I've had to cull recently myself.

When you mentioned "The Power of Gold" it rang a bell in my head and so I listened to it and sure enough I remember hearing it a lot back in 1978. It's on Dan's official channel. Great to hear that again.