People’s Record’s store tour- WOW, plus records brought back into my collection- OG Masterpieces

[@jtsrecordroom3963]

There you go.. " Chronic Town" one if my all time favorite albums ! I have it on all three formats LoL !!! " Murmur" is equal for me to the latter.. Nice tour, by the way. . 🙏

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

That early REM was something very special, I really enjoyed both of those albums also JT

[@jtsrecordroom3963]

@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 Nice video, Steve.. lots of similar records on your video for my taste. See you on your next one..

[@franksmusic2880]

People’s Choice record store is amazing, i really love R&B soul and funk records. Thanks for showing the store. I really feel like making a trip out to Detroit now.

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Frank, I was so surprised what I saw. It would be my number one recommendation to visit if someone came to Detroit. It truly was amazing, though a little overwhelming

[@anwarhosenn]

Steve, great looking record store

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Anwar, amazing place, you could spend all day in there

[@djtrishm]

Nice additions to the collections. Steve! Thumbs up! Trish

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Thank you Trish. So happy to get those back. By the way your moon photos were incredible. That is a heck of a camera you got. I loved them!

[@mad4vinyl802]

Peoples 7" inventory, along with their soul and jazz LP's are very impressive. I could spend days flipping through those boxes. Classic R.E.M. The music on those albums has not aged a bit. That is the only PJ album with Dave Krusen behind the drum kit. He was the only former drummer to be inducted into the R n R Hall of Fame, with the band. I love his playing. Eno/Byrne - what a pairing. I own that title; I need to revisit it. "Superwomen" is pretty stellar. Stevie could do no wrong in the 70's. Dorothy Ashby played on "Songs". Far and away my favorite Stevie album. So many killer titles this week! Awesome, Steve.

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

You would get lost in that store Mark, I definitely thought of you when I saw all those 45s and then the storage boxes for them. I have never seen so many. The place should be on a vinyl tourist tour! It was nice to bring back a lot of stuff though some was not needed. I still have another stack to show but I may do a video on Queen, a group I struggle with.

[@mamabearvinyl]

Holy moly, I could spend all day in that shop. Wow. Look at all those 45’s. I’m a fan of the 7 inch single. Nice pickups. I enjoy R.E.M. Murmur is such a great album. I just recently picked up Al Green Greatest hits. Great stuff. Happy spinning.

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Boy if you like 7” you could spend a couple of days at that shop. I loved how they colored the boxes I have never seen anything quite like that. You can not go wrong with Greens Greatest Hits. I like albums where every song is killer! I hope you are having a great weekend

[@robison5396]

Nice record store tour, great place to dig. Murmur is wonderful, it's probably the only REM album I still want to listen to. Now and Zen is a decent listen, I quite liked Manic Nirvana too but Raising Sand with Alison Krauss is my favourite. I love those early- mid 70s Stevie albums.I'm still after an OG of Songs in the Key of Life with the 7" . First 2 Eurythmics albums are great. Nice that you have some favourites back in your collection Steve.

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Plant with Krause is wonderful. Raising Sand is in my top 30 albums of alll time Rob. I always found that of his solo material I always gravitated to Now and Zen. No doubt a relisten on the other albums would reveal something I had missed but I’m running out of room lol. That store was incredible , just a fun place to look around. A diggers dream!

[@MelindaMurphy]

Beautiful REM albums! I agree with you about Robert Plant. That's the album to have. Me and my girlfriends wore the side with Tall Cool One out. Take care.

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Melinda I also played the track sooooo much. As I was bringing stuff back I kept looking to find the album that had that song. It still sound great today Songs of our youth, or my case, my 20s

[@tinaferrazzoli8006]

Hello 😁Steve; Peoples records the store looks well stocked with 45 rpm & vinyl albums. Good that you were able to retrieve the Pearl Jam record lost in the flood. Some very good records shown. An eclectic selection of genres. REM, Robert Plant, Brian Eno, Stevie Wonder, & Toto. To name a few. Take care, 🙅‍♀Tina & 🙅‍♂Pat!~

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Isn’t that Peoples crazy. It just makes your head spin, so much stuff. I struggle in those stores not knowing where I want to go lol. I guess I’m over stimulated in them haha. It is nice when I can find another one of those classic albums I lost, just not as cheap!

[@JGYokohama1]

Wow.. You passed by some crazy stuff. Awesome shop.

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Store tours can be very costly Jeff, I have tried to not buy too much but they had a lot of things I had no idea about

[@cliffdavidson9245]

Hi Steve, 'Wow' l think nicely sums up that fantastic store. Certainly makes use of all available space and then some! Mind you, I would possibly be a bit overwhelmed by all that music and not know where to start... Looked a great store though. And great to see you hitting my era again - first 4 Waterboys albums especially are amazing and they are still producing decent albums today. Couldn't stop playing Girl Called Johnny from that first album, such a great track. Looking forward to Sunday's episode, take care.

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Cliff, I am with you on being overwhelmed. I always feel that way in those stores and don’t know where to even start looking. It was such an interesting place. Cliff it is good to know that sometimes I can hit the right musical era lol. I love the 80s but I do bounce all over the place with my music. That was a wonderful Waterboys album, I hope I can find some more

[@Localbandography]

I would need to book a few days in Detroit to go through all those 45s. Epic.

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

I made it happen Dave. That place was nuts. I just loved all the stuff on the walls, history of Detroit music.

[@davidellis5141]

Hi Steve - Murmur was the runaway album of the year in 1983. Absolutely incredible with songs like Perfect Circle , Pilgrimage & Catapult. Love My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts & all the innovative samples & rhythms. One of the best albums of 1981. Eno & Byrne made it simultaneously with Remain In Light. Talk about a burst of creativity. Great albums.

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

My god Byrne and Eno were on fire. All those polyrhythms flowed into Remain in Light. The rest of the band did not appreciate though. Murmur is a must have album. Great hits would suffice me on most of their music but Murmur was something new and different

[@happyhippythevinylguy]

I love that Pearl jam album I've never had it on vinyl, you're spot-on it is a great debut album

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

It was pretty amazing to find a second copy. I am lucky my local store really works with me on pricing and has helped me get a lot of albums back Rod. I screwed something up on my Sunday broadcast on linking Kelly’s go fund me account, it didn’t work. I need to figure out what went wrong.

[@SoIMarriedARecordCollector]

I wouldn't know where to start with all their 45s. Amazing.

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

You would need to spend a couple days there since 45s are your deal John. I thought about you when I was looking at all that, crazy amount of 45s.

[@BluesGuyVinyl]

Pretty cool record shop. Reminds me of a couple here in Calgary. Thanks for the tour! Very nice Robert Plant and Stevie Wonder finds. I agree that "I Need a Man" is a terrific Eurythmics song. Too bad that album fell flat. Good stuff, Unk. Enjoy! Cheers.

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Hi Nephew, yeah that store blew me away, you could spend days looking at 45s easily. I am always a little rushed for time but that is good since it saves me money haha. It was great to bring back some albums that meant a lot to me but then some that have not held up with the test of time, sigh.

[@mlblue5355]

That store looks cool! I never heard of it. When I go downtown I usually just go to Lions games, or to a concert. I saw you had Modest Mouse “The Moon & Antarctica”. That’s a great album. Oh, congratulations on getting an OG of Pearl Jam’s “Ten”. Yes, I think you should keep the focus on the OG’s. I would often pick up albums because of one track, but then I had stacks of albums I never listened to. There’s some you just have to get. But I’m trying to be more careful now. I’m looking for the album experience. Ones that will take you away!

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Michael, People’s is down by the Eastern Market. It’s worth a visit to just look at the walls. Very interesting store. I definitely would rather pick up one very nice OG instead of some expensive reissue. An OG just make you smile everyone time you look at it. The Pearl Jam and REM were great finds for me.

[@andysalbums]

Enjoyed that Steve. Thanks. I don't have any of those records but I would dearly like that Pearl Jam. I like Stevie W but not quite enough to but his records.

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

I can’t believe I got a second copy of Pearl Jam, I was very lucky. Just got an original from Alice N Chains also. Some of these albums still show up once in awhile

[@MrLovell1971]

Steve damn I need to visit a people’s records I’ve heard so much killer things about that shop love that tour . Congrats on the Pearl Jam Ten add man I was happy as hell when I found my copy . Stevie wonders in the 70’s is prime time he had so many records of the year award it made him a legend . Byrne and Eno is a must the African rhythm is addictive Steve awesome pickups brother have a great rest of the week. Lovellandrew

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Hello Lovell, always a pleasure and honor to hear from you! I remember growing up in the 70s watching the Grammys and yes Stevie was a staple on the Grammys. No one in my family was into music. We were all musical, singing and playing instruments but I was the only one into music so the Grammys were huge for me. Stevie ruled them. I have been to a lot of record stores in Detroit but if I had to recommend one it would now be Peoples. It is just an experience to visit, totally amazing Lovell. I was introduced the African rhythms from the Byrne / Eno album, now I have a large African collection, it has to start somewhere !

[@primeanalogrecords]

I love your take on Pearl Jam! Never thought of the conviction of Eddie but you certainly are right An important record for sure! Love that People’s Record store! Great video Steve

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Thank record store was nuts. Stuff everywhere but no doubt filled with hidden treasures. You could spend a day in there looking around. I do love albums where they have passion for important subject matter. Drive By Truckers are like that, pure passion for their music

[@stevebender4546]

Steve, great looking record store. Cool PJ. Plant also 😮! This is like the Zeppearl channel. Lol. Good RCA club release. Classic Stevie. I dig some Eurythmics, now I know I don’t need to go that late. That means I only need Touch, I think that’s the name of the album with Here Comes the Rain Again. Great midweek episode. Peace ☮️ Namaste 🙏 the Zonkman

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Zonkman, another cool record store. I got quite a few record store tours stacked up in my phone. Once in awhile Steve I like to show I do like to rock haha. These bringing an album back videos is generally albums everyone is familiar with.

[@offthebeatentracks4515]

Very cool store. There's a record store in Toronto that has 10s of thousands of singles. It's such a niche market, I'm surprised they want to take up the store space with it. Still, if they're the go-to place for 45s, perhaps it pays its way. And thank goodness you're buying unnecessary records again. I was feared that you'd become dispiritingly sensible in your collecting. Seeing you purchase unneeded vinyl because it was there and it was cheap warmed my heart and made me realize that I'm not alone in the universe. Thank you again.

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Lol, yes insanity still reigns supreme in my record shopping adventures. But nobody can top you, you somehow find every record that no one else would touch and adopt them. Maybe that makes you into a vinyl Saint. Saint Darrell, doesn’t quite have a ring to it, maybe think of what you want your Saint name to be Darrell. Patron Saint of Vinyl

[@vinylmartini3377]

Steve - Seeing that record store makes me want to jump on a flight and do a Michigan crate dig. I really need to start getting some grunge, I’m really late to that party. Stevie had a run of about six records starting with Music of My Mind that are must haves in any collection. Cheers buddy.

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Jack, I have been to a lot of record stores in the US but Peoples was so unique, just a fun vibe. They were even playing disco music. So much to look at. I bought a lot of grunge CDs but honestly Jack I never revisited them a lot except for a few of them. 30 years later I am hearing things that I had missed and have a better appreciation for the music.

[@diamondneedles1000]

I went to that record store last year when I was in Detroit for a weekend. Found some real cool stuff at very reasonable prices.✌️

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Drew, that would be the store I recommend to anyone now that I have seen it. Very interesting place. I just needed more time to look through things

[@twofromthetrunk9932]

The easy rider soundtrack and the Jeff Beck Wired albums would be coming home with me. Some pictures and posters. The Robert plant solo album looks great. Loved the tour.

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

That store was pretty amazing. It would be my number one recommendation in Detroit. I have been to most of the stores, this place was crazy good and interesting. It was just overwhelming like that Pittsburg store, is it the Attic? It’s upstairs and huge, what a store.

[@twofromthetrunk9932]

@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 yes the attic. It’s in millvale. There is also Jerry’s records. I have never been to either. I need to change that. Btw. Love seeing you with your grandson. .

[@mcpop3005]

Hey Steve. You’re speaking my language with REM- I initially got hooked on Reckoning back in summer of 85 then went backwards to fully absorb Murmur and ended up loving it too! Didn’t hear Chronic Town until I got Dead Letter Office CD which included their debut EP tacked on the end, it’s amazing too! Definitely prefer the IRS years the most. Take care. / Matt

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Matt, totally agree with you on the IRS years. Actually I loved so much of the music IRS was putting out and the label looked really cool. I always felt confident I would like the music. I even bought there compilation albums

[@3dimensionsofmusic3D]

Steve I have several if not all of Robert Plant work. He carries an album well. I would have loved to visit that RS in Detroit. I'm sure to find some wants. Good stuff pops. Greg

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Plants recent stuff with Krause is my favorite. That store blew me away. It’s not in the best part of town but it is becoming better. Fun place Greg

[@scottspinner1]

Nice one Steve. Fantastic record shop. Would love a dig there. Great waterboys lp. Love a bit of rem. have murmer mofi. Great lp seen them live. Eno Byrne a big favourite lp at the time. I recently got the 2lp reissue. Not have any pearl jam. Shocking but I do have one of his solo lps.

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Could you believe all the jazz they had. No doubt some great r3cords. I was very impressed with the store George. I hope to get back when I have more time. Murmur came in MoFi, wow, that would be fun to have. The Byrne Eno reissue has a second album, now I’m interested as to what is on that.

[@jamiecottle5850]

You're not kidding. That is a lot of 45's at that record store. Incredible. Would love to pick up REM - Document. ..someday. Enjoy!

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Jamie, if someone came to Detroit this is the place I would recommend that they go to, it blew me away though it was overwhelming. Hard to know where to start in a store like that

[@TKRVideoCentral]

Man, you weren't kidding about the 45s, were you? :🤤 I would be in there for DAYS! Great place, good pickups!

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Wasn’t that crazy. You could spend days in there. So much MoTown and funk in there. Mind boggling

[@TKRVideoCentral]

@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 I know...I could easily live there for a month just hunting 45s! LOL! Very cool place, though for sure!

[@culturefan]

Cool store, it would be a nice place to browse. David Byrne was on 60 Minutes last Sunday, still going strong with his endeavors (plays and such). They showed a very early clip of the Talking Heads at CBGBs.

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

That store was such a surprise Dave, it was overwhelming but so fun to look around. I would highly recommend it to any record collector visiting Detroit

[@seizebreizh]

Hello Steve. Amazing store. Thanks for sharing. I should listen to this Waterboys album. I love this band. I struggle at the moment listening to REM. I don't know why. The Eno + Byrne is in my collection since last years. Great one. "Songs In The Key..."... I've got the same with booklet and 45. I'd like more Al Green. Classic perfect soul...Bye. Bruno

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Hello Bruno. I enjoy showing these stores especially for people in different countries so they can see what our record stores look like. That was an amazing place, you could spend hours and still not get through it. REM has a lot of stages, I like the early music the best and since I don’t hear vocals well they are perfect for me lol. Always great to hear from you my friend.

[@ConcertBuddie]

NICE pickup on that OG “Ten”. Never knew you were a “Jammer” Steve! 😎

[@mad4vinyl802]

There is no end to Steve's good taste in music!

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Chance, I use to have so much grunge on CD but never really got into it. 30 years later I have found some enjoyment in the music. I was amazed to be able to find another copy of it. Another great 90s album this Sunday, call that a tease

[@ConcertBuddie]

@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 Do a few podcasts, and now you are teasing future video content, check you out! Looking forward to it🍿

[@Paneeks1960]

I have always wanted to go to Detroit. Being a longtime fan of the Red Wings and the general history of the city. People's Records looks like a very welcoming shop. Now and Zen was a strong album for Bobby. Not a bad song on the whole album. He still held onto that core group of artists including his son-in-law Charlie Jones. Bush Of Ghosts is also a strong album. Jezebel Spirit would be the perfect song for any horror movie that deals with possession. In the early eighties every other drive-in was showing some kind of 'the devil got me' possession movie knockoff of The Exorcist. Anyways. Cool tour Steve. Did you hit any other places in the downtown area? Rob/Boston

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

That was the only record store I hit downtown and it is probably the only record store down there. Detroit is still filled with all kinds of empty store fronts. They are trying to change it and the area around the city center is being reclaimed. Huge difference from 10 years ago. People’s was incredible and you could easily spend a day in there. I don’t have the patience though lol We use to go to the drive in to see the R rated titty movies!

[@christopherkibler511]

Steve, REM were a new sound for me when they came out. Enjoyed My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts when I got it. It seemed a little different. I kept waiting for Robert Plant to reveal his Zeppelin roots. I have the Pearl Jam 10 CD, never saw the vinyl. Thanks, Chris

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Chris for years I only had Pearl Jam on CD. A couple months before the flood I finally came across the vinyl. I found I liked it much better now then in 1991. Then I lost it but saved the vinyl. I was so happy when it showed up in my shop 3 years later. Totally agree with REM, they were hard to pigeon hole so it went into college rock.

[@nearwildheaven4840]

Nice choices Steve, I have a reissue of Pearl Jam, great album. I have Fisherman's Blues, but I don't have that EP by Waterboys, FB is fantastic. REM were the soundtrack to my early adulthood. The Chronic Town EP I bought as soon as it was released, and have been a fan ever since, the follow up, Murmur, is still one of my favorites. Thanks for sharing your insights on these wonderful albums.

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Hi Michael, it is nice to to get back a bunch of albums that are filled with memories. Fisherman Blues ranks in my top 10 albums of all time, I have yet to tire of it and it all fills me with joy , pure beauty. Early REM was so special and really started off the college rock category, it was just so different. Delighted to get them both back.

[@EmbryonicRobot]

Early REM is fabulous, so those are cool pickups. The Jezebel Spirit is the best track on that Eno/Byrne record, IMHO. Hold the Line does bring back memories for me. My kids like Facts About Cats from that Timbuk 3 record 😸

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Jezebel Spirit is definitely the best track. It is so interesting and the rhythms that is going on is like a Kuti album. That album introduced me to African rhythm and I never turned back. Facts About Cats, I should be playing that for Kat, so if he does a cat dance or something. Hold The Line, I use to crank that song up in my college dorm. .

[@FatCityVinyl]

Now that is what I call a wall of soul, you gotta go to a place like Detroit for the good stuff. Love the custom 45 boxes. My own soul singles collection takes up a whopping 2 boxes like that lol. Never seen any vintage Etta James vinyl here, that kind of soul is just not around my area. Two original Pearl jams, what are the odds...my grunge is all on CD, I did start buying the PJ albums on vinyl at one point but sold them pretty soon, CD is good enough for me for the grunge era. I like the odd song here and there but overall I could never really relate, so much angst, I can still take or leave it to this day. Thrifted a decent copy of My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts years ago, weird thing was the same week at a different thrift store (not even in the same town) I found another one by Eno, looking barely played too. Only time that ever happened. Gotta have the Stevie's in the collection, again you used to be able to find those at thrift stores here but no more I think. I still like Africa, one of the first records I ever bought, still have the 45. Been a while since I listened to Timbuk 3 but I remember it being pretty good, more than just that one hit. Cheers Steve!

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Doug, the store was bonkers, it was so interesting. Not the most convenient place to go but there are no doubt many treasures that I don’t have a clue about in there lol. I had a lot of grunge on CD but n3ver got really into it. No 30 years later, and really listening to it I have found some enjoyment. I am a happy person but some angst music is good for me periodically lol. Good point on Stevie, use to be a dime a dozen and now much harder to find. How times have changed Doug

[@6758pasi]

Hold the Line was on the radio today. I always thought it was from their Fahrenheit album. Live and learn. I was about to introduce myself to Toto's music by buying their compilation about a month back. Didn't do so. Stevie's Where I'm Coming From (prior to Music Of My Mind) was already showing signs of what would come in more refined form on later albums. I've wanted to get Songs In The Key Of Life on vinyl for years, but it's always either in too bad condition or missing the 7" EP. Well, to be honest, i'm sure even after i'll get it, i'm sure i will continue to play it from the cd. Pasi

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Lol, at least with CD you don’t have to flip the albums over. Finding it with the 7” is difficult, I was lucky to dine it with everything. Toto would be about greatest hits. It has not aged as well in my opinion Pasi. The first album is about memories otherwise Greatest Hits suffices.

[@33RPMVinyl]

On the store tour they had a record on the wall that I tried to get for years but could never find an affordable copy - Playboy - The Marvelettes. The Jezebel Spirit is one of my favorite recordings.

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Isn’t that crazy, you look and look and there it is and of course I go right by it as you scream at the screen wondering how I passed it up! Totally agree with Jezebel Spirti Jeff, it has such a cool groove to it as they try to get rid of the demon. Very fun

[@Harrispilton22]

I actually bought ‘Ten’ on vinyl day of release. My mate behind the counter shook his head & said ‘You won’t like this’..he was right..just slightly too classic rock for my tastes. I sold it about 10 years ago for £10.00..goes for a few quid now. Chronic Town is lovely, 1000000 is my fav, but it’s all gold. Last track off ‘Songs In The Key Of Life’..’Another Star’ I was in a pub recently when a DJ played it, the ’place e went berserk!..so did my knees! I’m too old for this!

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Lol, the knees go first I had a lot of grunge CDs Harris, never really got into it. 30 years later, and having to spend a ton more, I am finding enjoyment in the music. Once in awhile I need some angst in my life. Early REM was very good, something so different. Now I need to listen to Another Star to see what gets a British Pub going crazy besides soccer or football

[@Harrispilton22]

@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 yes Screaming Trees album ‘Sweet Oblivion’ was probably my favourite of the ‘Classic Rock’ Grunge albums.Mark Lanegan’s autobiography ‘Read Backwards & weep’ is absolutely fantastic.Harrowing, but highly recommended. Tbh if the barman announces happy hour on the pickled eggs my pub goes berserk.

[@plasticsoundwavecult]

My favorite type of record store is one where I walk in and my first thought is, “Where the hell do I start at?” You passed up some great AC/DC. Let There Be Rock and If You Want Blood, You’ve Got It. I’m just going to assume you already have those. I heard Ten before I heard Nevermind. I still have both of those tapes from the early nineties. “The Whole Of The Moon” is a great song from the Waterboys. The only one I really got into. I really like R.E.M., have most of their albums, but I’ve yet to listen to Chronic Town. I need to rectify that. I have heard Murmur though. I remember when that Robert Plant record came out. He did a show at SDSU while I was attending there. I had to listen outside the amphitheater. You gotta love Stevie Wonder. Some great songs. I just have volume 2 of his early hits. Is that Toto the one with “Rosanna”? Haven’t heard Timbuk3 in decades. Eurythmics can be a mixed bag.

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Eric, you could easily get lost in that store for hours especially if you like 45s. That was crazy all they had and the history on the walls was incredible. My local store has brought in some crazy good stuff like that Pearl Jam. I just got a OG of the first Alice and Chains also. More people are selling off the records, I have seen the 20 year olds coming in selling it all. Not enough room, moving or just moving on to something else. Hopefully I will get some more treasures. I enjoyed seeing Plant with Krause last year but he did look pretty old, oh wait, he is old lol

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

I passed on the AC/DC, it was tempting but I just didn’t want to spend all the money

[@big_burly_bro]

I appreciate the tour. Looks like a great place to kill time and burn money. I started getting into 45s. It's a sickness. I don't need another thing to collect.

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

OMG, I’m staying away from 45s Eric. Number one reason, I’m too lazy to want to flip it over after 1 song. If I win the lottery I will hire someone to flip records for me , then I will buy 45s. Store was amazing

[@vinylrichie007]

That is a lot of 45s.

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

I have never seen so many Richie, it would take hours to get through the boxes but they were nicely decorated Amazing place if you want soul, funk and jazz. As I was looking a street person came in with an old suit case full of records. There was nothing they wanted and they said he comes around often trying to sell them. It was a tough area of town that is beginning to transform.

[@feelthemusic6250]

Hey Steve - definitely have heard of Pearl Jam but once again I don't own anything from them. In fact, I think I only own one grunge album and that's a Soundgarden album. Grunge killed my favorite kind of music...in my opinion, so I have never gotten into it much. I have the first REM album, but nothing else. Of course who hasn't heard of Robert Plant...I have his first two albums but not this one. I just recently picked up Songs In The Key Of Life...I know hard to believe that I would get that, right? I definitely have the first Toto album in my collection. Have a good one!!

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Yeah, you got the first Toto Ben! Don’t Hold The Line is a rocker. That Plant I showed he really embraces some Led Zeppelin on that, some thing you would appreciate. Grunge really did change the music scene,blew it up but all the kids want their own music that they can claim. It is still happening but now I can’t keep up with it. I always appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment

[@BobbyGass5]

I bet I would have found a ton of 45s I'd want in that store. The really old stores are my favs.... Ugg, jazz, who cares. Your even playing that shit. LOL ... What were the prices like Steve? I couldn't catch any while your were leafing through the albums. Oh there we go, not bad for what you picked up.

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Bobby I definitely thought of you when I saw all those boxes of 45s. Is t that crazy. Prices were decent, I did not feel overcharged on what I bought. You would have loved looking at all the memorabilia

[@BobbyGass5]

@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 Yeah I'm into that kinda crap.

[@benrankins4446]

Wow what a store Mike!!! Pearl Jam...hmmm. yes I do like that record. It's funny how at the time it sounded revolutionary, but today it sounds like a solid classic rock record, albeit with some heavy lyrics. Nirvana still sounds like it came out yesterday to me. Love the first two Waterboys. Well they're the only two I have & now I can never listen to them again because you said the dirty words Van Morrison & U2. Damn you Mike 🙄Chronic Town is great even without Radio Free Europe ha, ha. Murmur is a masterpiece. No arguments here.Gotta say Mike I was surprised with Now & Zen. I think it's fantastic, but until now I didn't have any fellow supporters. I also love The Principle of Moments. Eno & Byrne..geez Mike talk about classic after classic you're pulling out! 70's Stevie is the bomb.I agree with you that Music On My Mind & Songs In The Key Of Life are the bookends of his best stuff.That Al Green GH has all you need for the not in deep fan. Not a bad track. And then......Toto 🤣 I guess you had to be there. Mike you've done it again, even though I'm never sure what 'it' is. Cheers...Mike

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Lol, then then there was Toto lmao. The wheels came off the wagon Mike. I will not talk about how U2 makes the 83 list, nope, won’t go there Plant really did put out a lot of solo stuff but Now and Zen, rock on baby. For the Warerboys, Fisherman’s Blues is one of my top 10 albums. Agree with your Pearl Jam and Nirvana comparison. Nirvana changed music again. A little late on this comment, I think furry Mike hid it from me

[@rickb9201]

Hi Steve, love your channel love Kat, love watching your videos and your new purchases. But record store tours? Boring with a capital B!

[@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147]

Hi Rick, I really appreciate your comment, totally agree about the record store tours , I’m just not sure what to do with them. They are always playing music that get me copyrighted so now I have to put music over the top of it. What would you like to see. I got 4 more in my phone but going forward I can change it up, just not sure what to do. I do appreciate you taking time to watch my videos and Kat says Meow. Have a Happy St Patrick’s Day