Best Vinyl Records from the 1960s - Beatles, Dylan, Floyd and more!

[@bittyditty198]

Best of 60's part 3 for sure. Then 70's. So on and so forth. I love informative little videos like this. Good you keep it short as well.

[@Laraine321]

Love your appreciation of 60's music...Blonde on Blonde (Dylan) is my lifetime favorite album and artist. Dylan still travels the world with his Neverending Tour and performs to soldout audiences...amazing concerts. I hope there is a part 3 video...thanks

[@50ShadesOfEndo]

Visions Of Johanna is my absolute favourite Dylan song along with One More Cup Of Coffee and Hurricane

[@PitchSkullBlack]

Pink Floyd, Piper at the Gates of Dawn. Incredible start to the best band ever. Astronomy Domine would be my favourite track from the album. Love Arnold Lane, See Emily Play, and Interstellar Overdrive as well. Bike is great as well :D

[@GroovyLisa]

You barely scratched the surface in terms of 1960's record. I love to see a part three aswell some 70's and 80's included. Heck even the 90's would be awesome. But I dig you that you included zombies, bob dylan, rolling stones, and pink floyd. All awesome artist who helped shaped the 60's.

[@BillSaintJohn]

Thanks for throwing in Beggers Banquet. One of my fave albums of all time. Not a bad song on it. Start of an amazing 4 album run.

[@georgedoughly6344]

Bob Dylan’s Blonde on Blonde is Definitely on my Vinyl to buy list!

[@michaelmiles4774]

Vanilla Fudge was kind of an obscure band from the late 1960s whom I heard when I was a child in the 1960s from my stepsister’s record collection. I later purchased the reissue of one of their albums (several years ago). I didn’t have many albums of my own in the 1960s.(I was a child), but I loved hearing it on the radio and others’ vinyl records. Most of my records were from the mid-1970s through the 1990s. However, I love 1960s music (nostalgia) and I have some 1960s vinyl that I purchased later, and I have lots of it on Amazon Music and iTunes (including all the Beatles’ albums). I have Zombies, Hollies, Stones, Doors, Zeppelin, Vanilla Fudge, too, and many. many others.

[@timster2189]

These are amazing. Definitely do a part 3.

[@TooManyRecords]

I foresee that happening.

[@jimbasler1054]

You've got good taste in music,partner. I like your style! Great channel......

[@djtrishm]

Revolver is probably in my top 5 albums.

[@domthecreative2396]

Im loving your channel dude

[@annemurrayfan80]

I got blonde on blonde on cd and its a masterpiece im with u bro. and the other stuff is dope as well. revolver is my favorite beatles album by far. good pt 2 bro. have a great day mike

[@zachsjourney5728]

I'd love to see a video of your online buying process, like the websites or forums you regularly check!

[@ttteclassic2994]

3 songs were taken off Revolver to be put on Yesterday and Today. This happened with all Beatles albums pre-Sgt. Pepper, but was fixed in the 1980's, when the U.K. albums became world standards except they added Magical Mystery Tour as an LP.

[@dayspeacemusic1553]

Dare I suggest a best of the 70's followed by 80's followed by the now highly collectible 90's????

[@TooManyRecords]

I accept your dare.

[@mikeangelo6667]

Yes! Talk Talk, The Smiths, New Order, Echo & The Bunnymen, General Public, The Cure and Big Audio Dynamite.

[@coolmatthew2136]

Part 3 but include Pet Sounds

[@DownUnderVinyl]

Piper is a classic. Sooo good. Managed to pick up the mono version at RSD this year. Such an amazing album in Mono. Even better than stereo in my opinion.

[@the-vinyl-dreamscape5084]

Nice job.

[@pixelpanache]

As you mention, many LPs have strong song at the end of side A to make sure you flip the record over. There's an ordering strategy that is commonly used for any kind of compilation - songs on an album, short stories in a book, short films in a collection, whatever. The exception would be something like a concept album where the overall structure requires songs to be in a particular order. You start an album with the second-best song, to get the listener hooked. You follow that with maybe the third or so best song, to keep their attention. Through the middle part of the album you always immediately follow a weaker song with a stronger one, so if the listener feels a little bit let down at any point, they'll get something better next. For the end of the album, you use the very strongest song. The best for last! This way, the listener finishes with a good feeling about the album and about the band. Think about it: if you started strong and then the quality steadily went downhill until it ended on something mediocre, you'll remember the declining quality and tend to forget the good stuff from early on. You won't feel that good about the album. You might even get bored and stop listening partway through. If it ends really strongly, though, you'll be tapping you foot and wanting more. You'll have good memories of the whole thing. You'll listen to it again, share it, recommend it, buy the band's other records. There are exceptions, but notice how frequently a big hit was either the first or last song on its original album; often both first and last were hits. If the formula above is true, those songs were the two the creators felt were the best.

[@jamiefowke6119]

revolver is great , keep it up man !!

[@donkinshaun]

100% changed his clothes for part 2 straight after recording part 1 lol...but it doesn't matter I love the videos!

[@lindaleg3659]

Those were some heavy hitters. Episode #3 please.

[@mikeangelo6667]

Some of those songs from "Revolver" were released in America on "Yesterday And Today".

[@dsingh03]

DJ Shadow’s doin’ it again this weekend over at RappCats from noon - 6. Out of town otherwise I’d hit it up

[@kosycat1]

Piper! I needs, and saucerful . They both just look amazing so amazing. thin they are the only two Floyd records i don't have. Those two records are legendary. they are like charzards

[@SixTailights]

Part 3! Part 3!

[@tobiasinnit]

You should check out The Creation if you like that 60s psych thing :D

[@kellylyimo5918]

OMG I WANT THE RECORD DAY VERSION OF PIPER AT THE GATES OFF DAWN.

[@oneuglyfatogre4721]

Strong part 2! Could make several parts with just Beatles...how about some love for CCR!

[@2cozmick25]

That pink floyd lp i bought new for like 3.89. There abouts, but your whinning about condition mine is like same jacket cover and mint lp, seey thing is i bought my lps to play and of course there gonna defelop dome condition but i bought to play and as i did this the nect thing ya know i, ve turned into a collector. So cover condition means notjing to me cept i loved to listen to em, that is why i bought in the first place.

[@vintagevinylvets1187]

Great job! We loved this video. One question, we noticed you have the IKEA shelves, how many LP's can you fit per slot? Thanks in advance, keep spinning! #vinylcommunity #VinyageVinylVets #IKEA

[@TooManyRecords]

Roughly 50!

[@horowizard]

Actually it was 3 songs that were omitted from the U.S. Revolver, but that's enough. Sitar was heard on Norwegian Wood from Rubber Soul which preceded Revolver. It can also be heard on the soundtrack to HELP! but it's doubtful that Harrison is playing.

[@Express-420]

Great rock albums music I listen too I have Essential Classic Rock Collection and many more videos

[@hootenhtn]

3 Songs not on the US Revolver: And Your Bird Can Sing, Doctor Robert, I'm Only Sleeping. They appeared on the US Yesterday + Today LP, before being issued on the UK Revolver. Most Stereo Yesterday + Today pressings up through the 80's had those three songs in fake Stereo. The first few thousand Mono UK copies of Revolver accidentally contained an incorrect Mono mix of Tomorrow Never Knows, which has NEVER been officially released. Again, Dr. Ebbett's has a 1st UK Mono pressing transferred to CD, Again, go to jagamart.com and click on their Ebbett's Beatles Import link. Look for identifying feature Matrix XEX-606-1.

[@mmmbbq]

If your Blonde on Blonde needs an upgrade, and you like Dylan, I highly recommend the Dylan Mono box.

[@markhenderson1297]

Make a box sets video :)

[@BillSaintJohn]

Trout Mask Replica by Captain Beefheart is a must own from the 60s. Also Happy Trails by the Quicksilver Messenger Service. Guitar driven acid soaked blues. Trout Mask Replica is an acid soaked ride through the Mississippi Delta. I fucking love it.

[@CadenUnnasch]

Bill S. Preston Esq. Trout Mask Replica is debatably good but it's interesting enough to be a must own

[@georgedoughly6344]

Billy St. John Trout mask replica is a very weird album! A Classic

[@1800nodavid]

Talk about some early Zappa albums or some Hendrix!

[@samueldavenport7233]

Yesssss

[@briannewell6064]

Thanks for making me feel old as fuck.

[@DAVIDGREGORYKERR]

The Butcher Street Album by the Beatles is an album to get.

[@mikeangelo6667]

I have the stick-on cover.

[@acajudi100]

Love Frank, Johnny, Nat, etc.

[@youwise8D]

:o was expecting at least one of the bowie albums but if it didn´t make it to the pt 2 definitely he doesnt have them

[@dakota3841]

At Last by Etta James

[@edwardnobles6418]

He told you at the beginning that he only has 200 from the sixties to eighties!

[@josejoearaneda9015]

Don't forget Elvis Presley and "The Voice", the old blue eyes.

[@marksantucci4230]

so if you were going to buy an album for somebody who is having a birth day he doesn't like rock music no pink Floyd, Jethro tull no who , Lynyrd Skynyrd , Led Zeppelin, Hendrix ect but he does like 60's music what would you suggest? strawberry alarm clock, Hollies, Tommy James and the Shondells , Monkeys , the Byrds , Turtles, Lovin Spoonful , Procul Harum ,Moody Blues who did I forget? His wife my aunt has all beatles albums. they probably have pet sounds. so who did I leave off this list?

[@johnpersson4701]

Mark Santucci - you left off Pearls Before Swine first two albums !

[@marksantucci4230]

never heard of that band or album.

[@rosevilleca38.75]

The original Beggars Banquet US cover that you have was different than the UK cover. At the time the US company thought that the dirty graffiti public toilet cover was not acceptable, but when their CDs came out in the late 80s, they then used the UK cover.

[@TooManyRecords]

Very true! Nice factoid.

[@chrisangelrountree]

Should do a video about the 50s records

[@boomertears8460]

(Chanting) 90’s! 90’s! 90’s!

[@paulkazakoff9231]

Sgt Peppers 1 Abbey Road 2 then Revolver 3 In that order in my opinion.The rest of their catalogue not to far behind those 3 !!

[@mikeangelo6667]

"Rubber Soul" and "Yesterday and Today" were released as one album in the UK but two albums in America, however I prefer it that way as the two albums have different flavors. Anyone else agree?

[@monteclark1078]

The Pretty Things - Savage Eye

[@Kissarmy180]

Do the 70s

[@TooManyRecords]

It'll happen.

[@kirkmoore4515]

It's impossible to pick a few records from the 60s. Every category, from Rock to Pop to Country to Jazz went CRAZY! Must have been the drugs. You can take some of the bubblegum songs from the 60s & put them up against modern day Rock & the 60s song sounds like total progressive rock compared to today. Joe Walsh was in the original Ohio Express. Ozzy Osbourne (pre Sabbath) was in the Magic Lanterns (as popish as it sounds) Rick Derringer was lead guitar in The Mccoys. The list is endless.

[@frederikweishaupt6371]

revolution...

[@revkenwiz]

Nothing personal BUT you seem to have a limited view of the best 60,s music

[@supak108]

Yo shout out to Gerald the mouse from that Pink Floyd bike song. Gerald was prolly the shit

[@mikeangelo6667]

Love Syd Barrett's music, like "Corporal Clegg" and "The Effervescing Elephant".

[@hendrix9230]

Revolver is the shit. Blonde on Blonde is the shit.

[@MrsFish7]

...you can actually talk about 60's music without mentioning the 'B' word.... it's painless and gives breathing space for other great artists..

[@Ryleys15]

Where’s pet sounds!?

[@TooManyRecords]

;)

[@coolmatthew2136]

I said Abbey Road seems so overrated but Revolver in my opinion is The Beatles best album

[@americanstreet8704]

Elvis???

[@OnthePictures]

Sympathy for the devil is not satanic at all, check your facts.

[@Bravado1989]

I’m not a fan of Bob Dylan. Can’t get into him. Sure he’s a good writer but he’s boring. His voice makes me wanna drown myself.