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Can't go on with this, I do not understand why these people are having the music louder than their voice or why they put music in such a video in the first place. If you do so, do it quietly, in the very background. A complete failure of modern times which is very present all over the place

And Beggars Opera!

Oh mein Gott, diese Frau hat einen exzellenten Musikgeschmack.

Where have you gone we miss you.

Are you still collecting we miss your videos hope your well you just disappeared From KZbin

Great list. All of these albums are classics. When Aja came out, that's the one you heard in the stereo stores all the time. Also, the big hits in America were: "Fast Car" from Tracy Chapman, Dire Straits "Money for Nothing," which had a killer video in the early days of MTV, "Call Me Al," from Graceland.

Best Jazz starter album Giant Steps by Coltrane.

Hi enjoyed your video very much. I have a few of the albums you show. Including Kind of Blue, have two copies one of which is on Columbia 6 spot label. I never play that because it’s so beautiful. I use the other copy I have. As I say I enjoyed the video and have subscribed to your channel.

Hallo Armin , machst nichts mehr?

Steve Howe Trio Haunted Melody sounds just like they are in your lounge room

I wouldn't say that Vertigo, Deram, Harvest etc were Prog labels particularly. I would say more like "album bands". All of those labels released albums by non-prog artists (Vertigo - Ian Matthews, Alex Harvey Band, Fairfield Parlour, Sabbath, Patto) (Harvest - Kevin Ayers, Kayak, Be Bop Deluxe, Edgar Broughton, Pete Brown)......and so on. All great labels with amazing catalogues.

Rassan Kirk. A force of nature he was!! Has everyone forgot him?? Album - volunteer for slavery

Randy Weston-African cookbook!! Easy a top ten

Suzanne Vega covered Behind Blue Eyes too.

Around the time that you uploaded this video, I had heard a jazz album and was curious about learning a little bit about jazz so I search for jazz albums for beginners or something to that effect. Your video was the first one that I remember watching,, so I streamed just about all of those albums, and really enjoyed the music, so much so that right now I own nearly 300 jazz LPs- most all of them are from the 50s and 60s with a couple of exceptions. I really love that era. And by watching your video and streaming all of these, I learned that I cannot stand guitar jazz L O L, (or any jazz that has the Hammond B3 organ). I have discovered so many albums over the past few years, but it all started with recommendations you suggested. At the beginning I didn’t even have a stereo, so I was streaming music on my phone and listening with head phones…. a few months later, I bought a pretty good stereo and a turntable, and started buying the albums. I’m so glad I did because it’s been really fun and I am enjoying vinyl again like I did in the late 60s and 70s.

Electric ladyland germany edition, sound good??

Love to see the Labels too, awesome collection

Can someone tell me what's the instrumental playing in the background? I know this is a old video.

G'day Armien,there should be a picture of the band members with the blind faith LP as well. Awesome records my man

I had a download of this back in 99 and we played it to death at after parties it is an unreal collection. I came across this Grundman copy on Friday night and bought it, party time again lol. If your still online I wonder if you would be kind enough to tell me what breed your turntable is please. Cheers have a good one.

Bro, you mentioned all the epic albums, and saying that you can find them for a couple of euros. Maybe thats true, but these albums are all 20+ dollars australian over here. I find it hard to believe the price comparison.

I agree with your list, however, I can't believe you didn't include FIRST LIGHT!!?? Also, perhaps some of the NEW YOUNG LIONS, such as Roy Hargrove and Jeremy Pelt!!!

Hey man ! Sorry for very late and WAY to long comment , but I’ll have to share this. I’m born 1965 , and now it is June 2023. Back in March this year , I was listening to the 1997 David Holmes album - ”Let’s get killed” on Spotify. Especially the song ”Don’t die just yet” , which was an automatic recommendation when a playlist ended. There was something very familiar with the song. I couldn’t quite sort it out. Then I did some research and ; Hey Presto ! It was sampled from Serge Gainsbourg - Histoire de melody Nelson. I recognized the cover immediately. My aunt played this all the time in -71 when I was 6 years old and she was babysitting me. She’s 11 years older than me , so she was 17 at the time. I’ve played it on Spotify many times for three months now , and I’m currently awaiting a 2021 reissue , still in shrinkwrap. I just got to have it. As a sidenote , she also familiarized me with Beatles and Janis. Also ; her brother , my uncle , who are 2 years younger than her , introduced me to Zeppelin , Cream , Hendrix , Sabbath , Doors , Pink Floyd , Bowie , Stones and Deep purple when we were at sunday dinners at granny’s and gramp’s , where they , naturally , still lived back then. End of my yapping. I’ll let myself out.

Where are you? Why have u stopped with clips?

FM Mac Rumours was in EVERY single $1 bin and now it's behind special glass. I just picked up an average copy for $1.29 at a last chance thrift store. Even uncleaned was amazing!

Ummmmm … one of two or three peaks … what about the thirties and the eras after 1980?

I love your list and plan to follow up on hitting that Kenny Burrell album. My list would have to find a spot for "Thelonious Monk with John Coltrane"

Cool records in the States you get nothing but garbage

I have SADE, Fleetwood Mac , & Diré Straits

Like the look of the boxed jazz set. Nice one.

Except there not audiophile anymore if they have been played with a rubbish stylus - cartridge - tone arm combination that have damaged the information in the groove.

Ich habe die Tage meine Leidenschaft für Vinyl wiederentdeckt, und da ich eine große Hendrix-CD-Sammlung habe, war klar, daß ich bzgl. Hendrix-Vinyl nun nachlegen muß. Über eBay habe ich mir die zweite deutsche Pressung von LADYLAND bestellt (VG+++ bis VG, Plattenhülle VG- bis VG---), als auch die LP-Box, die 1980 in DE auf den Markt kam (angeblich soll sich darin die vom Sound her beste Pressung von LADYLAND befinden; als auch ein Alternativ-Mix von AXIS: BOLD AS LOVE). Ich bin gespannt. 🙂

Your greatly missed on KZbin will you ever return?

Does anyone have a SOUND comparison of pressing 2022 with the 2015 presented here 🧐??

LOL. OR, you can buy a CD player. And it sounds, better.....

Listen requiem pour un con , serge is an avant-garde , bonjour de France

i thought bat out of hell might have come up , when i was young i dont think i new anyone who didnt have it ...

If only I had a delorian, go back 8 years and buy these for £1 each🤣 All £10 - £20 now!

The background music is so distracting. Maybe turn it down a bit more for next videos.

This is wonderful to see and surely very helpful for the uninitiated and I presume mainly younger folks just getting into vinyl.

Hi, this is a very good choice for beginners. About the Horace Silver: Bluenote made a reissue of that album last year. Super quality, not expensive! Hope you're doing fine, as you stopped with your channel I guess. Thanks for the work you've done and greetings from Switzerland - Reto

Thank you very mutch for you information. Regards from Lisbon Portugal

Great recommendations! Thanks for putting this video together.

Hallo Armien, habe gerade bemerkt, dass Du vom selben 5LP-Set von K&D begeistert bist, welches ich kürzlich bei der German Vinyl Challenge als mein BoxSet mit dem besten Sound vorgestellt habe. Von Grundman wusste ich gar nicht...Du hast schon ewig nix mehr eingestellt. Habe Deine sehr empatisch wirkenden Posts immer sehr geschätzt und hoffe nun einfach, dass es Dir gut geht. Wünsche Dir einen musikalischen Abend - Reto aus der Schweiz...

Hello, I just subscribed to your channel, after many years I am resuming the purchase and listening to music on vinyl, the content of this video is very interesting, if it is possible to give us the catalog number of the records of these wonderful artists, thank you .

again an interesting and enjoyable episode! Keep 'em coming!

I noticed Sonny Clark's Cool Struttin' on your shelf. a fantastic jazz album. A Love supreme as well. What great albums you have.