Ten Bands I F**King LOVE (Pt.2)

[@timosaareste8655]

“…resembles my Aunt Mabel…the gin years” 🤣🤣🤣

[@worldnotworld]

I also like P. Gabriel as a "malevolent begonia"

[@marktait2371]

ha that was a good one same uncut article few years back the cure celebrating forty years of bad hair days

[@graccusaurelius9748]

I had to go back and make sure that's what I really heard.

[@simplesecretof]

Pained Meowing…😖👈🏼💪🏻

[@midlanderwbaboothy7068]

That line has made my day🤣🤣

[@bluesrocker91]

The Who will always have a special place in my heart... Don't think I would've made it through my teenage years without Who's Next and Quadrophenia to keep me going. There are loads of other bands I love, but The Who are uniquely important for me.

[@BlindArthurBlake]

Same for me. I will always have a special place for the Who in my heart

[@grguitaracademy5144]

If I related to this comment any more I'd be you.

[@Jaysin13]

Same here. Love them

[@StonefieldJim4]

❤

[@PeterJVogel]

Agreed

[@NHMountainGoat]

"some fans say I'm a cult.. it may just be a typo though.." hilarious!

[@markwhitaker3673]

Totally-and classic!

[@lib556]

Eric Idle: "what? You mean spell 'bolour' with a 'k'?... Kolour. Huh, never noticed that before... what a silly bunt."

[@ADHDIYuk]

Waterloo Sunset is one of the greatest songs ever written.

[@StepsOfStPhilips]

The Kinks are revered by US musos. I moved from Willesden Green to Brooklyn in 1997, sharing an apartment with a band (incidentally Kevin Ayers’ last album was recorded in the basement of that apartment). One of my apartment mates said: “Willesden Green? like the Kinks’ song?” I didn’t know there was a Kinks song of that name. And I considered myself a Kinks fan.

[@grguitaracademy5144]

I saw the Kinks at Madison Square Garden on the Give the People What They Want tour and not only was it sold out, but it really seemed like half the kids from my (very large) high school were there too. So yeah, they definitely seemed highly revered in the US. Pretty sure that tour was the peak of their popularity here. If they weren't popular in the US, they were at least incredibly popular where I went to school!

[@niakav6975]

Fantastic! Delighted to see Genesis on the list. Got into them when We Can't Dance came out and didn't realise the treasure trove of stuff waiting to be discovered. Still working my way through it. Soo many great albums (plus all the amazing solo stuff!). Can't wait for your Tony Banks interview👍

[@user-tm3ln6qq5q]

One of the things I love about this channel is it makes me want to listen to a) stuff i haven't listened to in an age, and/or b) stuff I've never really heard. I've become a Tull fan thanks to Barry.

[@classicalbum]

Happy to hear that!

[@danielzachary17]

Absolutely agree. I am now a huge Yes fan because of this channel

[@gavinsmith9016]

Re Jethro Tull - I totally agree. I had zero Tull albums before I heard Barry's musings on 'A Passion Play'. I bought that and it's a great album. I now have four after adding 'Bursting Out' last week.

[@Buddhamaniac]

"Jon Lord's throbbing organ" 😅

[@rodjones117]

Yep, me too...🤣

[@haroldbelfast]

Me three 😂

[@NicholasSadlier]

I didn't want to be the first. 🤣

[@cameronlewis1218]

I wanted to make that comment first!

[@cameronlewis1218]

Yes, Jon Lord often looked like he was having “relations” with his instrument…. 😂

[@jameslindsay24601]

Nice to see the Kinks get done of their due. Everyone knows them but no one talks of them.

[@williambaxter4628]

My favorite.

[@t_albino]

After the Beatles, the most brilliant songwriters in rock ❤

[@jak0lanturn]

Don't know how I missed this channel,bloody hell! Great stuff. While I have been a Who fan for what seems like forever I don't think Tommy has held up as well as some of the other entries in their catalog. I find Quadrophenia has an intensity that's missing from Tommy. Different time and place in their recording evolution I get it. Not to say there aren't moments on Tommy that deserve admiration,but in retrospect the concept of the album today leaves me wanting and seems a bit trite. That's just my opinion of course and we know what they say about opinions! The Who Live at Leeds though continuously ends up on my Desert Island list,although I never seem to be able to keep it to 10 albums. 25 seems more realistic for me anyway. Keep up the great work. Love the channel!

[@dhblan8591]

Kyle from South Park said “Disintegration is the best album ever.” So you are in good company 😊 Another great list and video.

[@timball8429]

LOVE your Crime tshirt!!!! A superb album!

[@pipandkitty2004]

If you haven’t seen already, there’s some good KZbin filming of Supertramp from Paris from the 70s wonderful stuff

[@paulokeefe2737]

This guy speaks fantastically. A great raconteur

[@TheDavidtk240]

and perhaps a troubadour?

[@noyfb4769]

@@TheDavidtk240 In a giant way, but waits and find out he's another roustabout.

[@Northerner1966]

Sounds like DJ Bob Harris.

[@Odinsagoodboy]

You are spot on when describing The Who. When a youngster attempts to show me their understanding of what Rock music is, I go into my old geezer "Back in my day" mode. I would show the true definition of Rock and Roll; The Who playing "Young Man Blues" at the Isle of Wright in 1970. Puts a smile on my face watching eyes widen and mouths dropping.

[@davelightman]

Deep Purple, UFO, and Uriah Heep are all great. Love them. HOWEVER, Barry - Led Zeppelin will always be the first among equals. Always.

[@rajindersjutlla6898]

Definitely, Led Zeppelin are at the top of the stack !

[@meerkat7406]

You've got great taste in music my friend. All bands mentioned have earned my subscription. Rave on.

[@yehoshuabenavraham9706]

The 801 Live (1976) is an amazing live album. I believe it is the first live album where the feeds were plugged right into the mixer, rather than attempting to record the sound coming out of the speakers.

[@wholebitcoiner2574]

Fish of Marillion had a 3 octave emotional range. What a power it was live!!

[@newsles2]

Make yourself comfortable for a Cure gig. Three hours is about standard even today I hear. I last saw them way back on the Prayer Tour (the Disintegration album tour) at the NEC in 1988. Great gig. The front row unbolted their seats and were waving them above their heads at one point, which led Robert Smith to first thank them for the lovely gesture, but then to point out that the management told them that if the fans didn't put the seats back they'd pull the plug. Reluctantly the seats were lowered and refixed and the performance continued. A memorable moment.

[@shawnmccorkle5059]

Marillion!!!! Thank you!!! The remix of Brave is one of the finest albums ever recorded

[@mellotronin54]

Made in Japan by Deep Purple is one of the greatest live albums IMHO ( No it is )

[@garyh.238]

100%

[@frankpentangeli7945]

It is THE greatest.

[@AnthonyWilliams-ew3wp]

Absolutely. One more from the road by Skynyrd a close second.

[@Madman007]

I first knew of Genesis in 1983 when I saw the video on MTV of Mama. Their uniqueness drew me in so much that I bought the self-titled album, and then I went backwards in their discography. And they got BETTER! The Peter Gabriel years blew me away. Supper's Ready is my most favorite piece of music ever. I would pick the same albums as you did as far as favorites. Selling England and The Lamb. Seconds Out is THE best live album ever!

[@keithgibbings4048]

Apart from the Cure and Nick Cave I agree with you. All that I grew up with in the 1960s and 1970s, fantastic decades for music. Keep up the great posts. All the very best.

[@Frazman72]

Live Killers by Queen, I would argue, is a tour de force of an album. But I'm just biased. Great review, I'm going to check out Ryan Adams. Cheers.

[@cheffrey82]

If anyone ever asks me what rock music is all about, I point them to The Who's live performance of Won't Get Fooled Again and Baba O'Reilly at Shepperton studios. Superb band, finally got to see them live last year in Edinburgh. Daltrey and Townshend are still a force to be reckoned with, even aged 80. Just listened to Magnolia Mountain on your recommendation. Very good - got some very Neil Young vibes from it, so it makes sense you're a fan of both. I also had no idea that Dweezil Zappa had remixed Machine Head - I shall have to check that out as Machine Head is a favourite of mine too.

[@neilb224]

I nearly choked on me tea when he came out with that Aunt Mable line..

[@StonefieldJim4]

I wasn't expecting the eclecticism! Nice. And you mentioned a very undervalued album - 'Cold Roses', Ryan Adams. A gem. Otherwise, barely a week goes by when I'm not listening to Cave & the Seeds, The Who and Neil Young. There are only a couple of albums each by The Beach Boys, Genesis and The Cure I love (and I'd sooner ingest my own head than listen to Marillion), but nonetheless, I enjoy your enthusiasm. Nice.

[@petersmithson4644]

This is the best music review channel.Great stuff and thanks.

[@classicalbum]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@gavinsmith9016]

All great picks. I'm looking forward to the new Cure album and I agree with you about Nick Cave's latest album, it's wonderful.

[@orno8906]

Great video! you started out strong with the cure and kept going when you named the kinks, who I had the honor of seeing in 1980 (Alvin Lee opened up and it was the most enjoyable night of rock ‘n’ roll that I have attended) agree on Deep Purple and got to see the classic lineup with the perfect strangers tour.

[@doscojones6404]

Love your t-shirt. One of my favourite albums of all time. Great work, great channel. Cheers from Australia.

[@lambertsimnel100]

Love this channel btw! Great to find some one so passionate and (like me) opinionated. Great stuff.

[@jonathanmarkbotterell1926]

10cc, Feel the benefits parts 1&2, the guitar solo at the end......wow Thin Lizzy, is another band hardly mentioned, their guitarist Lawrence Archer now plays here in Moraira, Spain. Incredible musician. Great vlog and you are definitely a cult 🤭 😎☯️🌱

[@miccarbo7911]

Feel the Benefit, a great track by the Godley-Creme-less 10CC!

[@splankhoon]

Ray Davies must be the best 'English' songwriter ever. The Who "Sell Out" is one of the finest 60s albums.

[@fairmania]

Cracking review as ever. I have a signed copy of Script for a Jester's Tear from their tour that supported it, tucked safely away amongst the other records.

[@GrahamSouthorn]

I have a good laugh (in the right way!) watching your videos! Great gag about MP3s.

[@garyolshan4177]

Always enjoy your show! On My Mt Rushmore are The Who, Beatles, Stones, Beach Boys, XTC, Thin Lizzy, Steely Dan and Peter Frampton who I saw live in Winterland when they recorded FCA

[@davidbowen7092]

I'm revisiting The Who at the moment and my love for them as grown with age. Their music fits together like an abstract poem; somehow making sense, but one doesn't know why.

[@keithgibbings4048]

Marillion were my go to band of the 1980s, saw them many times and collected absolutely everything.

[@LONEEAGLE_space_rock]

I saw the Cure here in new zealand, at Dunedin regent Theatre on a rainy night in 1980, there were about 500 drunk students. (the Seventeen Seconds Tour).

[@StevenLangoulant]

Also saw that tour. Thought they were excellent.

[@onebadpuffin2170]

Love Marillion's Clutching at Straws album. Not my favorite by them but people seem to overlook it.

[@andrewforrest108]

Please do a worst to best of Marillion...they are such an underrated, highly prolific, 'honest' band, with lots of 70's prog influences shaping their music. I would put Marbles as their best album, or certainly my favourite, but there are so many excellent other possibilities:) Thank you in anticipation.

[@classicalbum]

There is some marillion content on my channel

[@andrewforrest108]

@@classicalbum Yes, yet I'm sure many of your fans would really enjoy hearing your appraisal of their worst to best...I know I would. And it would be interesting to hear how you rate the Fish period albums alongside the Hogarth period stuff. I realise it's a hell of a lot of listening, and that's daunting of course, but I live in hope that you may get around to it eventually. Cheers, and keep up the great work:)

[@rogerbell2]

Great to see Ryan Adams in the list - he has produced some great stuff. As ever, I enjoyed the video - can't get the Marillion thing but each to their own. Have a great day

[@cjclas]

Loved Genesis since I was 15 in 92, I was laughed at and ridiculed by my peers at the time! Love your post keep up the great work

[@g.garcia7151]

Brilliant list, as always

[@neilwilson5785]

I saw the Cure headlining in London, doing their first album (my favourite of theirs. I love minimalist punk). Support was the Ruts (punk), and the Purple Hearts (mod). Post-punk, punk, mod. What a gig.

[@philanderson5138]

another great run-through of good bands - I have a signed mariliion (script) from back in the day, and have never listened to post fish records - perhaps I should?

[@paulcooper5904]

I was at the Live at Leeds gig and yes it was bloody loud!!

[@lib556]

Words cannot describe my jealousy. Love that album.

[@markw8825]

Beach Boys early 70's output under the stewardship of Carl was some of their best music, and easily their best period for making wonderful long play albums. Surfs Up, Sunflower, Friends, Holland,.. All Fantastic albums..They were faded by late 70's but early 70's output was superb. Prehaps you might revisit?

[@StevenLangoulant]

Yeah I agree

[@andrelambert7180]

‘Would love to know what you think of Gentle Giant 😋… or maybe I wouldn’t 😂. Anyway, cheers. Agree with The Cure, Deep Purple, Neil Young (Tonight’s the Night is my favourite, soooo bleak and depressing yet the songwriting is stellar), The Who, the Beach Boys (even the surf anthem years) and of course Genesis, from their 2nd album to the last one with Collins.

[@StevenLangoulant]

I rate Gentle Giant. One of England’s finest prog bands.

[@thiswonderfullandpenwithco1151]

Saw Dewzel Zappa at the Albert Hall. Great evening xx

[@BobbyBass-x6i]

Some great choices this time out. I believe you’re cured. Rock on!

[@newsles2]

As to Nick Cave, I was talking to Split Enz co-founder Phil Judd about him a while back. He dubbed Cave "Mr Happy Pants", which seems fairly apt.

[@luton_gmanrock]

You and I seem to share many bands as our loveable favs. I would have to say, The Beach Boys are just melodic US floating marveling in bygone sweet candy 50s loveliness and nothing else, like listening to hot-dogs and candy-floss. Thanks dude, you are a total cult. - keep it up.

[@WezAndHisRecords]

"Pornography" The Cure's darkest album, it terrified me the first time I heard it years ago, but it's so addictive, painful but addictive, love the bands work, especially the early years, awesome.

[@jeffreyromain7336]

Unable to listen to the Cure without remembering the "Mary Whitehouse experience" skits.

[@crispybug]

The Laughing Policeman skit is absolutely brilliant

[@lorrainebennett7528]

I love Neil Young, especially the grungy stuff! Oh and Genesis too, Foxtrot is a belter.

[@moyaterry8493]

Ah, Marillion! As previously discussed, I’ve been a Marillion fan since 1985. Love lots of the other bands you discussed here but particularly appreciated your mention of “Home by the Sea” ❤️

[@sail2byzantium]

Genesis! Yeah, the 1983 self-titled album is great--esp. "Home by the Sea" and "Second Home by the Sea" and too "It's Gonna Get Better" (love that Tony Banks's reversed synthesizer "backward-masking" effect that opens and undergirds the song). Lamb (1975) is just stellar and one of the rare double albums I enjoy listening to all the way through. But I must, must, must give a shout out to one of my all-time favorite Genesis albums, their 2nd album, in fact, if really their first as a cohesive band & album: Trespass (1970): one of the most beautiful things I have ever heard. It is music perfection. Stagnation is the magnum opus, but every track is a masterful work of art with that dominant gorgeous medieval-folk aesthetic (except "The Knife," but as both matched on the album cover!) defining its progressive rock sound.

[@giancarloabrahams]

Richard Hammond hates them

[@sail2byzantium]

@@giancarloabrahams Who is Richard Hammond and who the hell cares?

[@shawnmccorkle5059]

Great list. Surprised to see you include Ryan Adams. Fantastic artist and song writer. And will still say the finest live vocalist ever

[@johnfenner8838]

Great stuff, Barry. 😂✌🏼

[@johnmiller8322]

And the Who! Saw these guys in 1975 in Des Moines, Iowa. Only time they ever played in Iowa. General admission...standing right in front of the Ox, John Entwhistle. WOW.

[@lib556]

You lucky bugger. I first saw them in 89 then again in 2015. I can't imagine how great that 75 show must have been.

[@timh4369]

Big Deep Purple fan here. I just wish they would remaster In Rock …Machine head is a classic I listen to it often. I love your autographed photo of the band . I got Ian Paice to sign my MH cd but I’d love to have your photo .

[@stueystuey1962]

I forgot i was listening to bands you f-in love. When you mentioned the Kinks....yes the Kinks.

[@Doc_Tar]

Been listening to a lot of Bad Company lately and dug out my best of Alice Cooper. Something about relistening to "Election" seems to fit current times. Good list, there's a few here I will have to listen to now.

[@Coolmore362]

Genesis my absolute favourite band , I was fortunate enough to see six of the best in 82 at Milton Keynes , the reunion gig , I used to think my favourite era was the Gabriel era of Genesis , but I find I listen to more of the Collins Genesis albums , Trick of The Tail my favourite Genesis album.

[@steveryan7786]

Great reviews cheers

[@sablebasilisk7998]

A special mention for HATFIELD AND THE NORTH , & BRAND X . Nuclear Burn 1976 .

[@ScottyKirk1]

Neil Young from Rust to Trans is my favorite era. Genesis double album of Wind and Trick are my top dogs, followed closely by Selling! Great list, thanks!

[@thecolourrose9022]

Opinion on quadrophenia? Idk if you covered it

[@jeremymorrison3494]

Another great vid as usual. Have you listened to a Canadian band called Saga? I absolutely love their album worlds apart. Best Regards J

[@classicalbum]

I'll check it out!

[@garyh.238]

Agreed! World's Apart is a must hear.

[@gregbeatty1805]

Barry, If you need another nudge to listen to Saga’s Worlds Apart - they supported Tull in the US during their Broadsword and the Beast tour.

[@grayjohn6332]

@@classicalbum Saga silent knight and heads and tales are also great. Think Signals era Rush

[@johnnythefox9830]

Heads and tales is my favourite.

[@galifettetv1238]

My bands : The Beatles. The Who. Pink Floyd. Neil Young with Crazy Horse. Talking Heads. Cocteau Twins. Pixies. REM. Honorable mention: Dire straits. The house of love. Led Zeppelin. Deep Purple. Echo and Bunnymen. Beach Boys. CCR. The Black Keys.

[@SuperStrik9]

Not sure what your opinion of them is but Steely Dan are a band i absolutely fucking LOVE. Especially the first 3 albums. Can't Buy A Thrill, Countdown To Ecstasy and Pretzel Logic. Chef's kiss 👌

[@stephendoherty981]

Steely Dan,yes!!! Incredible band who never released a bad album. Maybe America's greatest band?

[@user-cd1id3gb8t]

Superb!

[@ilabelle1]

Hey! I love all those bands as well. Good music is good music.

[@davidmaclachlan6733]

Pet Sounds by The Beach is undoubtedly a masterpiece. What do you think of the album that preceded it, The Beach Boys Today? I first heard it when i was 13, a good 7 years after it was released and it affected me deeply.The songs are so joyous! Glad you like The Who's Sell Out. It's one of my favourites too. 😊

[@mikepanick9362]

Nailed the top two The Cure albums. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@craigturton3646]

We must be about the same age as Deep Purple, Maiden's 'Number of the Beast' and Motorhead's 'No Sleep Till Hammersmith' were also my introduction to hard rock and metal!

[@barrycardiss4043]

I agree with the Beech Boys Xmas album, along with Phil Spectre and Elvis ,the most magical... Nice to see Ryan Adams get a mention, I only have a couple of albums but both contain a couple of classics...Nice to see Alice Cooper meet up with Dave Davies if the Kinks recently telling him what an inspiration they were as they hugged... Bands have golden periods for me when I can say I love this lot ..But not a permanent relationship...eg Rainbow, Journey, T Rex ( Electric Warrior and Slider) Roxy Music ( First three ) . But big fan of Alice, Winery Dogs, Jethro Tull, Shinedown,3 Doors Down, Alter Bridge, Creed, Pink Floyd, Thunder, Thin Lizzy To name a few...

[@Acemec92]

Great and interesting video 👍

[@WezAndHisRecords]

The Who also, brilliant, and Deep Purple, fantastic video.

[@pipandkitty2004]

When it comes to Genesis, you can’t beat the seconds out album.. pure magic

[@earlgrey691]

Agree and '3 sides live' is no slouch in the live album stakes too i reck.A tad abrasive in the production stakes maybe? but i guess live albums can't be as....'Steven Wilsoned' as maybe the studio stuff but if it could get tweaked sonically i'd certainly part coin. Those Collins drum clicks heralding 'Abacab' and the stupendous soloing by Rutherford at the end always hits the spot with me,

[@Moviesrockmusicandmore]

@@earlgrey691I have a record of the duke album that I listen to all the way through it’s just so damn good. How did they not become as popular as Michael Jackson I will never know

[@pipandkitty2004]

@@Moviesrockmusicandmore I read somewhere that Genesis produce thinking man’s music

[@BrentFritzke]

Genesis invisible touch Roxy country life

[@MikeGervasi]

Brian WIlson IS genius. As a Yank, the 2 albums to own from the Kinks are Village Green and Arthur. I was a huge Ryan Adams fan until he went country for too long. I would recommend Rock n Roll.

[@gavinsmith9016]

Re The Kinks - Their run of albums from 'Face To Face' through to 'Muswell Hillbillies' doesn't get enough credit compared to other bands of the time such as The Beatles, The Stones, The Who etc.

[@thatonedude1003]

I agree with you about the Beach Boy’s Christmas album as well as the Phil Spector Christmas Album…both fantastic. I have both original copies on vinyl and spin them every season.

[@tonybrown5400]

I enjoyed that thanks great post

[@canadianstudmuffin]

All great bands, especially the Beach Boys. Their albums up to the early 70's are excellent, and then Mike Love took over... Are you a fan of Sparks and Frank Zappa? Not sure if you have ever mentioned them...

[@lib556]

Larry, glad to see you commenting here and knowing you are also a fan of this channel. I was just thinking of you as an earlier commenter mentioned Sparks. Whenever I hear Sparks, I immediately think of you.

[@Curseofsuperbowl49]

I also have Genesis at 1 , Marillion and Ryan Adams in my top 10 sprinkled with Van Halen, Alterbridge, Journey, Boston, A in Chains, Heart and Magnum ,thank you and goodnight...

[@nodirips_8537]

Push The Sky Away by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds.... and Junkyard by The Birthday Party... and From Her To Eternity by Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds... all different all so unique!

[@slowmarchingband1]

I likes me some... XTC Streetwalkers Be Bop Deluxe/Bill Nelson Kate Rusby Ultravox Japan/Rain Tree Crow Seth Lakeman John Hiatt Tori Amos Thin Lizzy ...amongst many others

[@j.4811]

Love the Rain Tree Crow album!

[@slowmarchingband1]

​@@j.4811me too, especially Blackwater

[@j.4811]

@@slowmarchingband1 Ah, that's a great one. I love Big Wheels in Shanty Town and Blackcrow Hits Shoeshine City the most.

[@peterr1001]

There are many bands in the 2 vids that I agree with, but there are quite a few that you missed out on, this includes: Crowded House, who I saw last night at the O2, Kate Bush, Velvet Underground, the mighty Hawkwind, Queen, Steve Hacket & Peter Gabriel, as solo artists & Focus. I hope that gives you the basis of a 3rd vid in this series

[@nota8386]

My top 10: New Order, The Smiths, The Stone Roses, Roxy Music, The Kinks, The Who, The The, The Clash, James, The Fall

[@cahoots289]

Showing your age there! 40 ish?

[@nota8386]

@@cahoots289 50's mate

[@thomasmccabe3111]

Glad you put the fall in there 😊

[@SPSteve]

I'd like to see you give a listen to the "Soul-Metal" album "Iron Age" from Mother's Finest. Baby Jean Kennedy has a vocal range that can shatter the Memorex glass with ease. Curve an excellent 90's band that doesn't get enough love. Beth Orton's album "Central Reservation" is really good. The Australian band Ikon, that sounds a bit like Joy Division. Their early albums "In The Shadow of the Angel" and "Flower's for the Gathering" are pretty good.

[@garyh.238]

Agreed re Baby Jean of Mother's Finest! Another great album of theirs is Black Radio Won't Play This Record.

[@SPSteve]

@@garyh.238 They were lost in between genres. Their record label wanted to play them on R&B stations, where they definitely didn't fit. They should have been going toe to toe with Van Halen, Def Leppard, etc.

[@garyh.238]

@@SPSteve Yes indeed, the should have gotten a lot more attention, similar to the way Living Colour was embraced in the late 80's.

[@eccentricman87]

Thought you were a Neil Young fan after seeing you in a Crazy Horse t in a recent video - I approve!

[@davidshearer8793]

Loved that you’d included Ryan Adams - his Heartbreaker album is outstanding. I would have included Rory Gallagher near the top of the list. Also, and this is giving my age away, Geno Washington and the Ram Jam Band.

[@robboxify]

A Neil Young rank the albums episode would be great some time, thanks

[@frankmouton5924]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/joi3nYGOeLF5rck

[@Baz63]

As you mentioned Deep Purple i would be interested in your thoughts re their latest unless, of course, i missed your video on the subject.

[@classicalbum]

I never got it, but people have said it is very good.

[@jameslowe2979]

Is that one of your paintings next to you? Like that alot

[@masterblaster6230]

Supper s ready. Genesis. One of the most brilliant musical composition.

[@kw19193]

Hmmm, was sure Fever Tree (their first album) would make it through this time. Next list, yes? Cheers!

[@ArtbyJoeH]

Your T-shirt is my favourite album of all time ( DSOTM? 🤫) I digress, but I do get a tad giddy whenever I see those bars and stars ..😎👌

[@fatherhanktree2011]

Some interesting, surprising choices there,fantastic to see Genesis at no.1. Like you I love them with Gabriel and Collins on vocals, probably up to Invisible Touch.