10 Favorite Albums 1982

[@dixielandfarm]

I will go out on a ledge saying it might be harder being a hardcore drummer than a jazz drummer - keeping a solid beat on time and not losing focus is very hard - drummers lose patience and do fills or change it up because keeping a machine beat is hard without spacing out - and jazz drummers are ALMOST all fills and mixing it up - they couldn't play a four on the floor for 5 minutes let alone an hour with zero embellishment, especially not at 180bpm.

[@vinylrichie007]

Agree. I’m not sure most Jazz drummers could do Ringo’s shuffle beat on songs like Act Naturally or What Goes On. It sounds simple but very difficult to do.

[@grz66]

I like it, I like it a lot! Fantastic list Richie. No Bad Brains???? WTF!!!!!!!

[@vinylrichie007]

WTF indeed.

[@scottmartin455]

It's my birthday today and I was born in 1982, so it's a double celebration Sir!

[@vinylrichie007]

Happy Birthday old man.

[@momsofvc2936]

I knew what you meant when you said “You can’t play Jazz drums on Hardcore.”

[@vinylrichie007]

I knew what I meant but I’m surprised anyone else does.

[@MetalTheologian]

Dude, have you ever noticed how Mommy Can I Go Out and Kill Tonight off Walk Among Us is off the same show as London Dungeon off Evilive? It's more obvious on the EP version, where you can here him finish the last word ("tonay-ay-ayght") of Mommy before going right into London Dungeon.

[@vinylrichie007]

I always figured it was taken from the same show.

[@BOBBRADLEYCHANNEL]

Priest 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼 I love that cover. No.9 is on the must find list for me. Your five is my number one :) great video Richie.

[@vinylrichie007]

5 is 1. Sounds like a Hendrix song. Thanks for watching.

[@BOBBRADLEYCHANNEL]

@@vinylrichie007 mitch Mitchell fantastic jazz drummer in a rock band :) ginger baker goes without saying really...

[@TheWinston7777]

G.B.H. stands for Giant Bong Hits. I told Stan Lee of The Dickies that back in 1991. He laughed and thought it was fitting.

[@vinylrichie007]

That is funny. Giant Bong Hits can be brutal.

[@pauldonovan9418]

What a fantastic selection of albums my friend . Takes me back to good times . In 1982 I was 18 , good times and good music .

[@vinylrichie007]

82 was good times.

[@DrOktober]

Nomeansno drummer is a jazz drummer by training and so forth. Made one fantastic kicka$$ punk rock drummer I do declare. The dude who said that bs oughta be spanked, but gently. I don’t condone violence. Milo Goes To College is so good. Great list, man. I will make one point my favorite 80’s albums video. Have a great weekend.

[@vinylrichie007]

The drummer for Jefferson Airplane was a Jazz drummer. I think Ginger Baker from Cream was also a Jazz drummer. Mitch Mitchell from the Jimi Hendrix Experience had a Jazzy feel.

[@jamesgriffithsmusic]

There's an interesting chapter in Miles Copeland's recent autobiography about Stan Ridgeway and Wall of Voodoo. I hadn't been aware of him/them before. From what I remember in the book, he sounds like a guy who wasn't that bothered about commercial success. Some jazz drummers who went onto play rock are Charlie Watts, Bill Bruford, John Densmore and Ginger Baker. Most of the Motown drummers were jazz drummers.

[@vinylrichie007]

Stan Ridgeway did a single, Don’t Box Me In, with Stewart Copeland. It was the movie Rumble-fish.

[@davidellis5141]

No room for X that year ? Only Theatre Of Pain is awesome 👌 & Lost Weekend is my favorite WOV song. ABC was my favorite album of 1982 .. The Lexicon Of Love. They had an orchestra when they played at the Palladium. The weekend after the super bowl is golf ⛳️ in the Pacific Palisades .. used to always sneak in & drink free beer ( Hospitality tents )

[@vinylrichie007]

It was hard to keep X and Bad Brains off this list. That ABC album is great.

[@vonzipper7854]

Big VR your right about Priest at the US Festival that show is on the Tube and they kick ass. But I think from 80 to 84 HardCore produced the best music during that time. Yours was a great list.

[@vinylrichie007]

Their set kicks ass.

[@questocd174]

Going into 1982 for my music journey. I will definitely check these out. Thanks for the obscure picks.

[@glennaustin37]

For me, 1982 was sadly the last great year for music, and the last where I could genuinely compile a top 10. Mine is vastly different to yours... 1 Trials and Crosses - Cuddly Toys 2 Pornography - The Cure 3 Geography - Front 242 4 Upstairs at Eric's - Yazoo 5 The Plateau Phase - Crispy Ambulance 6 A Broken Frame - Depeche Mode 7 Happy Families - Blancmange 8 A Kiss in the Dreamhouse - Siouxsie and the Banshees 9 Quartet - Ultravox 10 The Party's Over - Talk Talk.

[@troybormann550]

'82.. What a great year for music.. Cannot argue with your top 5.. Spot on!! Killer list.

[@vinylrichie007]

The bottom 5 was difficult. I had to leave off some of my favorites.

[@yorpshard]

Ten great albums, I love them all. I may have to rip this video series idea off of you one of these days…

[@vinylrichie007]

Jump in because I might jump out.

[@TheWinston7777]

Please do a video about how much you love The ADOLESCENTS.

[@MichaelPilmer]

Great picks - I saw JP on the next tour - Defenders of The Faith. I was front & center...it blew my young teenage mind! Still have the tour shirt I bought. I love WOV. Didn't know about the Christian Dior thing! That's great! That Discharge is one of my fave albums of all time ...all genres. It KILLS. I'm loving your top 2 picks. Hope to meet up with you in Los Angeles later this month, if ya can. I get there on the 25th, I think.

[@vinylrichie007]

I don’t remember if I saw Judas Priest in 82 or 83.

[@hellionrebellionrocknrolla744]

You are the second Jets fan I've "met" in the last six months. Prior to you and one other woman, I didn't know they existed. I thought it was all special effects on T.V. Great selections as always! Can you find Mike Ness on the Circle Jerks record? Cheers and we are 138!

[@vinylrichie007]

Is Mike Ness the dude in a hat. The past ten years have been brutal for Jets fans. I took my oldest daughter to a Rams game when they played in Angels stadium. She was surprised how many Jets fans were there.

[@uncommonpallor]

Solid picks. I need to dust off my copy of that GBH record. It's been a while.

[@vinylrichie007]

They were one of the best live bands back then.

[@uncommonpallor]

They were the first band from overseas that I ever saw live. I remember being so stoked on seeing them.

[@legopaidi]

Just fantastic of course, every single one of them ❤️. Now, I remember from an earlier video that you had mentioned GBH's drummer drug addiction and it how ruined the band's live performance. And yeah, I guess at these speeds it doesn't really work if you re not (somewhat) sober, the whole "tightness" aspect of the performance gets a big hit. It's always super cool to hear stories from people that have actually seen these legendary bands live in their heyday. Perfect!

[@vinylrichie007]

Thanks for leaving such a cool comment.

[@happyhippythevinylguy]

Hey man really good video! Did not know that about the drummer of GBH.

[@vinylrichie007]

It is too bad. I think the other three are still in the band.

[@jerryperez886]

Greg Bissonette is an amazing Jazz drummer that played with Maynard Ferguson Big Band then went on to play for David Lee Roth, Joe Satriani, and most recently Ringo Starr, To name a few…

[@vinylrichie007]

Yeah, Jazz fans can sometimes be arrogant.

[@jerryperez886]

@@vinylrichie007 yeah.. no bueno !

[@xavierpaquin]

Fantastic!

[@vinylrichie007]

Many thanks.

[@hovz-zo8lf]

"...they hid it under a rock..."

[@vinylrichie007]

So funny

[@tmjharp]

This video was just fantastic. Good call with the Milo

[@vinylrichie007]

Those dongs speak to me.

[@big_burly_bro]

Screaming for Vengeance was my introduction to Judas Priest. I remember it was in a BOGO cassette bin. I still remember I bought it and a Cheech & Chong tape.

[@vinylrichie007]

Screaming For Vengeance is a great entry point.

[@nearwildheaven4840]

Great selection Rich, I just started getting into Judas Priest, have Sad Wings and Sin after Sin, I need to check out Screaming for Vengeance. Wall of Voodoo is cool, I have both of their first two LPs and Seven Days in Sammytown, the one they did after Stan Ridgeway left. They do a great version of Dark as a Dungeon on that one. Christian Death looks interesting, another one to investigate further. Angry Samoans, Circle Jerks, Descendents, all good stuff. I have that Misfits too, 82 was a great year!

[@vinylrichie007]

Do you have Hell Bent For Leather by Judas Priest?

[@nearwildheaven4840]

@@vinylrichie007 No I don't have that one, just the 2 I mentioned. Do you recommend that one?

[@vinylrichie007]

@@nearwildheaven4840 It is my favorite from the 70’s.

[@amitytracks]

Great video. My tastes run a little more to the mainstream pop/rock than yours, as you'll see when I get to '82. I want to check out that Wall of Voodoo, though. Always dug ‘Mexican Radio.’

[@loudobbs5337]

Having watched some of your videos I’m sure you would like Call Of The West.

[@toomanycds7209]

If you like Mexican Radio you will love Wall Of Voodoo. Not sure what you are doing right now but you need to listen to Ring Of Fire by Wall Of Voodoo.

[@vinylrichie007]

I think if you heard Call Of The West it would make your top ten.

[@RandallWeaver]

That Christian Death album looked really familiar but I couldn't remember any songs, so I found it on youtube and two minutes into that first song..."I've got blood/On my hands" ....oh yeah, I remember this one now. lol That was a cool record - I heard it at a friend's house a lot. I've never heard the term "d-beat" before. I saw the Chambers Brothers - they did Time Has Come Today. I would describe Group Sex exactly the way you described Wild In the Streets - one song leads right into the next. Descendents - so great! Great list Vinyl Richie!

[@vinylrichie007]

Group Sex always sounded like a rushed project trying to get an album out before Black Flag.

[@briggscharleton6139]

Back from Samoa on Bad Trip records. 82 wotta year!

[@vinylrichie007]

It was a good trip for me.

[@SaintMartins]

Everyone is adding their top 10 list so here's mine.... 1. Iron Maiden - the number of the beast 2. Rush - signals 3. X - under the big black sun 4. Circle Jerks - wild in the streets 5. Bauhaus - press the eject & give me the tape 6. Dead Kennedys - plastic surgery disasters 7. Fear - the record 8. The Clash - combat rock 9. Cocteau Twins - garlands 10. REM - chronic town

[@vinylrichie007]

X, The Clash and Dead Kennedys were hard to leave off the list.

[@bh-zj4yt]

Awesome list Richie…..I thought I saw Priest on the Vengeance tour but looking back it was the 84 Metal Conqueror tour…still really good and yes you didn’t want these guys opening for you. Blue Oyster Cult was the same way….couldn’t believe how many bands had those guys open for them…..disaster

[@vinylrichie007]

I don’t remember exactly what year I saw Judas Priest. I’m thinking 83 but not sure.

[@highrantdistrict]

I do enjoy that Fear album. I do need to pick up Wild In The Streets. For some reason I never got into G.B.H - will need to dive into them. And although there's really no reason why, I almost always pull out some Dead Milkmen after listening to Angry Samoans ... the every Samoan I've met is super-nice. Great pick for #1! Cheers, Tom

[@vinylrichie007]

When I lived in Bell Gardens there some Samoans and they were not angry. I never got into Dead Milkmen.

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

About half of these I do not have but 1 and 2 are great. It took me awhile to get those and lucky for me they repressed them. I have not pulled my 82 albums to listen to yet, so much pressure. Obviously my list we be different haha. I do need to get that Wall of Voodoo album back. I found that in a bargain bin I the 80s

[@vinylrichie007]

I know you just got an original of one of these. Not sure if it makes your top ten though.

[@Liam123-r8o]

Love your signature "two cents" when you leave😂 13:26

[@vinylrichie007]

Spur of the moment thoughts.

[@mariawesley7583]

I had forgotten how much I loved "Mexican Radio" until I found it on an 80's comp.

[@vinylrichie007]

It is a great song.

[@zeppearl]

Good year 1982 ...kickin off with Priest !!!! Fear ....what a great year for music ..could be argued as one of the best years for music ??? maybe

[@vinylrichie007]

And I didn’t include Michael Jackson, Prince, The Clash or Bruce Springsteen.

[@zeppearl]

@@vinylrichie007 thank god well Clash would been fine but yea 😂

[@vinylrichie007]

@@zeppearl X, Bad Brains, and Virgin Prunes were actually closest to making the list.

[@hovz-zo8lf]

Great picks.

[@vinylrichie007]

Thanks for watching

[@nicksvinylbutty5488]

I remember a chap called Stan Ridgeway back in the 80s,releasing a song called "Camouflage".....would it be the same one you mentioned ???

[@vinylrichie007]

Yes its the same chap. I like just about everything he has released. Wall of Voodoo were great.

[@geroldohotellinski8818]

Great stuff again not a turd in the bunch, like you said ''No Turd Zone''! Hell yeah 🤘

[@vinylrichie007]

No turds allowed.

[@mad4vinyl802]

Wild In The Streets takes the cake. That was one of the first punk albums I purchased.

[@vinylrichie007]

I had the cassette playing in the car all the time.

[@alucinantevinylclub]

Awesome list... I love Wall of Voodo.. "on a Mexicaaaann Radio", Dischcarge's album also a gem. here my top five. 1. Dead Kennedys- Plastic Surgery Disasters 2. Bad Brains - Bad Brains 3. Misfits - Walk Among Us 4. Mission of Burma - Vs. 5. Zero Boys - Vicious Circle

[@vinylrichie007]

Dead Kennedys and Bad Brains were hard to leave off.

[@Localbandography]

Carr meeting with the Jets today.

[@vinylrichie007]

They shouldn’t let him get out of the building.

[@thumpfinger]

Cool vid Richie man

[@vinylrichie007]

Thanks brother.

[@brotherbrian5625]

Maybe they are but I've never categorized Judas Priest as Metal. I guess some may say but I noticed you said Rock. I agree... That live priest in the brown cover is my favorite. Music and spinning never gets old...Misfits ... Yes. wasn't the drummer for the Stones a jazz drummer at the beginning of his career? Nice selection 😎

[@vinylrichie007]

I just shot my 10 favorite from 1983. I’ll upload it Friday morning.

[@4-dman464]

11:15 Unsubscribed?! To unsubscribe from the V-R is to unsubscribe from life.

[@vinylrichie007]

Most of the Jazz Bums have unsubscribed my channel. They got tired of me calling Jazz Charlie Brown music.

[@4-dman464]

@@vinylrichie007 They've been pissed ever since they got elbowed out of the Cavern.

[@vinylrichie007]

@@4-dman464 That is funny.

[@baggyhi-fi8628]

You’re right, Discharge were massively influential and that ‘D Beat’ tag must’ve come much later. Both Angry Samoans and Fear I didn’t get to hear until 1984. Had some punker pals at that time who were trying to wean me off Canterbury Prog. Ah, the sweet days of youth...

[@vinylrichie007]

Back in 82 in LA there were gigs every night. I’m sure the D Beat tag came later. Like a lot of genre names.

[@davethepickupartist7161]

Screaming For Vengeance and The Misfits would be on my list

[@vinylrichie007]

No GBH or Angry Samoans.

[@NewTab0911]

10:49 George Hurley from fIREHOSE is an excellent subtle rock drummer.

[@vinylrichie007]

Mitch Mitchell from the Jimi Hendrix Experience was also a great subtle drummer.

[@tinmachine693]

I love how I haven't heard 90% of the stuff you listen to

[@vinylrichie007]

Thanks for watching.

[@lostmixtapes]

Never got into hardcore. Intrigued by it though. Fun video to watch.

[@vinylrichie007]

Decendents, Misfits, and Angry Samoans are not as harsh as Discharge. In fact underneath it all they are great rock songs.

[@lostmixtapes]

@@vinylrichie007 I can get into the Decendents a bit.

[@Liam123-r8o]

Vinyl richie in daaaa houuuuusse whoop whoop🥳

[@vinylrichie007]

Who let the dawgs out.

[@Liam123-r8o]

@@vinylrichie007 😆

[@steveclark9426]

Love Only Theatre of Pain! Did you get to see Christian Death while Rozz was still in the band?

[@vinylrichie007]

Oh yeah.

[@steveclark9426]

@@vinylrichie007 I think they only played the UK once, at the Batcave, while Rozz was still in the band. 1984 I think? I'd have been too young anyway. Favourites from '82 for me would have to include The Cure's Pornography, Cocteau Twins' Garlands, Killing Joke's Revelations and Virgin Prunes' If I Die, I Die. And maybe a mention in passing for Friend or Foe by Adam Ant 🙂

[@vinylrichie007]

@@steveclark9426 Of those If I Die, I Die came the closest to making my top ten. It was literally 11. Now, if I owned Pornography it most likely would be top ten. I remember seeing Christian Death 3 times with Rozz but there may have been a 4th.

[@steveclark9426]

@@vinylrichie007 I didn't get to see Christian Death until 1988 when they toured with Red Lorry Yellow Lorry who, if you're not familiar with, I'd strongly suggest you check out

[@vinylrichie007]

@@steveclark9426 I familiar with Red Lorry Yellow Lorry but haven’t heard a lot. I liked the 88 version of Christian Death.

[@chestermiller1768]

When i was in army dc area.I had many people gettin me make copies of back from samoa.x ray spex close second.

[@vinylrichie007]

DC had some great bands in 82.

[@AbstractCatsMedia]

Nice, Judas Priest and Nina Hagan! More a Nina Hagan, fan. But Love Breakin The Law and You've Got Another Thing Coming. Love that Priest album cover.

[@vinylrichie007]

I meant to mention that the Nina Hagen album has one of my favorite songs from 82. I forgot.

[@AbstractCatsMedia]

@@vinylrichie007 Cosma Shiva, has the best bassline! That one and Born in Xixax, are probably my two faves from that.

[@vinylrichie007]

@@AbstractCatsMedia Born in Xixiax is probably my favorite song of 82. I think Smack Jack was a single but it is one I don’t care for.

[@Liam123-r8o]

Love how he says "number 9"😁 1:41

[@vinylrichie007]

It is all me.

[@marklloyd7159]

As always Ritchie great vid got fear on 200 gram angry Ramones on yellow 180 gram descendants on normal just recently bought group sex and wild in the streets reissue sick colour s and a few demo s and great quality booklets I was 12 in 82 it was two years later I got into hard core In the legendary 84 and it all kicked off for me with dk d hundreds of bands later and I as you would say still think hardcore is fantastic peace and love lloydy

[@marklloyd7159]

Ps angry Samoans not Ramones dam orto text LoL

[@vinylrichie007]

I saw that there is a 3 LP version of the Fear album. I’ll pass on that but their is a 2 LP version of Have Another Beer With Fear. I may pick that up.

[@TommysVinylnaut]

Many known records here! My top 3 for '83 would be: Appendix - Money is not my currency, Riistetyt - Prisoner of the state and Venom - Black Metal.

[@vinylrichie007]

I have two Appendix albums that have most of the same songs. I’m not familiar with them though. I don’t have Black Metal but I’m sure I would fit it into the top ten.

[@TommysVinylnaut]

@@vinylrichie007 Appendix made two albums in 82 and 83. Höhnie reissue have some extra songs compared to orifinal or PnV reissue with original finnish name. Top of the pops LP have all different songs.

[@vinylrichie007]

@@TommysVinylnaut I need to listen to my Finnish Hardcore albums more intently and then do a video. The only problem with that is I can’t pronoun any of the bands. Not even close.

[@TommysVinylnaut]

@@vinylrichie007 Shall I do instruction video for pronouncing band and album names from easy Kaaos to little harder Kansanturvamusiikkikomissio?

[@vinylrichie007]

@@TommysVinylnaut That language is crazy.

[@elliottcrews4997]

I always enjoy your picks but more so your stories. And the Panthers have been through a bunch of QBs including one the Jets dumped already. They could send a couple up to NY as payback!!! And agree, not Rodgers, what a jerk. And he's old.

[@vinylrichie007]

Like the Jets the Panthers have some good players. Without a QB you won’t go far. Carr would be a good fit for either of our teams. I think if Carr went to the Panthers they would win the division.

[@elliottcrews4997]

@@vinylrichie007 It has been the missing piece for several years now!

[@Localbandography]

Scott who runs Lunchbox Records named his son Milo after that LP.

[@vinylrichie007]

That is extreme

[@onsenkuma1979]

Great to see some love for 'Fear'. And yes, 'Let's Have a War' is, sadly a song for these times. Ten personal favorites from '82 (not a bad year): XTC: English Settlement FELT: Crumbling The Antiseptic Beauty LAURIE ANDERSON: Big Science COCTEAU TWINS: Garlands PSYCHEDELIC FURS: Forever Now ROXY MUSIC: Avalon (an obvious choice, I guess) THE FALL: Hex Enduction Hour ABC: The Look of Love KATE BUSH: The Dreaming SIMPLE MINDS: New Gold Dream

[@vinylrichie007]

I don’t think I’ve heard Felt. I need to dive into the Fall.

[@onsenkuma1979]

@@vinylrichie007 Felt's early records were heavily influenced by Velvet Underground (right down to avoiding cymbals like Moe Tucker). All of the Cherry Red albums are strong, especially the guitar work (vaguely like Johnny Marr). The Creation records stuff is more keyboard driven (Martin Duffy, who went on to join Primal Scream). For early Felt, 'Ignite The Seven Cannons' (1985) is maybe best known because of 'Primitive Painters' (w/ Elizabeth Fraser of Cocteau Twins). For later Felt 'Forever Breathes The Lonely Word' (1986) is maybe the strongest - it's one of my favourite albums of the '80s. The Fall is addictive. Like John Peel said: 'always the same, always different'. Cheers...

[@Shawn_at_Vinyl_Minimalist]

Jazz drums on heroin. Ha. I love it.Fear needs to be waaaaay above Priest

[@vinylrichie007]

You are probably right.

[@martinbench3657]

Always honest , i appreciate that The Jets ,can we hope ?

[@vinylrichie007]

A QB would be nice.

[@stevegilmore2093]

Fresh Flesh is fucking brutal. One of my favorite songs on that record. And I love getting the brush. I call my baby but she never picks up the phone y’know what i mean? She just leaves me there standing all alone! Derf Scratch was so cool, too bad he’s dead

[@vinylrichie007]

I’ll give you Fresh Flesh but not a fan of Getting The Brush.

[@stevegilmore2093]

@@vinylrichie007 I think what makes it better for me is his personality really shines in the decline documentary. Always stood out to me he was really funny in that documentary. “Look at the lot of ya, what a bunch of ugly lookin faces mannn” 😂

[@vinylrichie007]

@@stevegilmore2093 Fear were great live and Lee Ving was a great front man.

[@chilligoz]

Great top 10…. Could’ve put it in any order and you would get it right👍 P.s I’m just hoping our QB doesn’t get injured….. Went through 4 of them😢 9ers fan

[@vinylrichie007]

It was brutal when Purdy went down.

[@EmbryonicRobot]

I don't have any Wall of Voodoo records after Ridgway left either. In any case, Wall of Voodoo seems like the odd one out here.

[@vinylrichie007]

Wall Of Voodoo were a favorite of mine.

[@brandonburroughs7128]

Love only theater of pain!

[@vinylrichie007]

It is so good.

[@stevebender4546]

Rich, weird man, I’m just now getting to this video. I saw that Christian Death album at a record show this weekend. Of course I thought it was some heavy metal. Dealer was trying to sell it for $75 like it was a deal compared to online. I went outside and streamed it and heard like goth synth. I guess I was disappointed at first but really it reminded me of early ministry. Left it behind. Lol holy shit, agreed. You cannot play jazz drums on hardcore. It doesn’t work! Nice list for 82. Peace ✌🏼 Namaste 🙏 the Zonkman

[@vinylrichie007]

That Christian Death has been reissued. No need to spend $75 on an original. It is a very interesting album.

[@vinylrichie007]

I meant to say you can’t play Hardcore on heroin. You can’t play Jazz drums on Hardcore is so much better.

[@JGYokohama1]

I regret selling my OG of that GBH...

[@vinylrichie007]

Are they hard to come by?

[@JGYokohama1]

@@vinylrichie007 not sure... I've been buying back a lot of HC lately but didn't get to that one yet

[@block-head2982]

Had that wall of voodoo and purged it, kinda regret it. My favorites of that year has to be plastic surgery disasters, oh no it’s Devo, strawberries by the Damned, walk among us, Or imperial bedroom.

[@vinylrichie007]

I had to leave a few of my favorites off the list.

[@georgezajkowski2723]

Excellent choices! The 80s was the peak of Hardcore Punk for me too. I hate the term D Beat. They say it was actually first used on a Buzzcocks song. Oh well.

[@vinylrichie007]

I don’t remember D Beat being used back in the day.

[@Liam123-r8o]

2:28 meeehh maawww😂

[@vinylrichie007]

That sums it up.

[@vinylrecordplayer]

"You can play jazz drums on heroin. You can't play jazz drums on Hardcore." - Yep. That about sums up life, @Vinylrichie3100. In fact, it's a Design For Life.🧐

[@vinylrichie007]

I kind of butchered that.

[@NateB1976]

Maybe you’ll get lucky and they’ll draft Bennett from GA.

[@vinylrichie007]

I think they will draft o-line in the first round.

[@NateB1976]

Well good because my team needs a QB. I live (and grew up in) Knoxville TN. It’s a college town, home of the VOLS. Back in the day every kid who ever grew up here sold hotdogs in the stadium. Also we’re in between Nashville and Atlanta so most bands stopped here to play gigs(great venues here)…Anyways the Titans need a solid new QB if they want a future. Tanahill just ain’t cutting it. Good luck next season my friend.

[@vinylrichie007]

@@NateB1976 Tannehill will most likely become the Jets QB.

[@davidatkinson-Music-and-More]

What? No Phil Collins? 🤣

[@vinylrichie007]

Maybe the next year.

[@Andy19212]

Never liked that discharge album trying to sound like an arena rock band love why and first 3 singles

[@vinylrichie007]

I like this album but they do fall off a cliff after.

[@tinmachine693]

I love how I haven't heard 100% of the stuff you listen to

[@vinylrichie007]

100%