To everyone concerned @andyhudson3495 has been awarded the vinyl vault medal of honour for watching my video from start to finish and acknowledging my comment relating to this very achievement. Thank you so much and come back soon.
Wow, that's a massive box of records there my friend, and all for just £10, there's actually some interesting stuff in there, there's a couple of pil singles near the beginning, and a few other punk/new wave stuff, some of the dance stuff from the early 80s might be worth checking as some can be quite rare now, we watched it till the end, they all looked to be in good condition , so think you got a bargain, well done, we enjoyed this one mate, cheers Dave and Sue 😊
Thanks Dave and Sue, I appreciate your comments and sticking with video until the end. If there are any singles in there you or Sue want let me know and I will stick them in the post no charge. Let me know!
Only 6 minutes in and your haul looks well worth it. Death Disco and Memories are absolute classics from Public Image Ltd. Check out their cool logo on the labels. The Manfred Mann is a four track EP. These came with picture covers and flipback sleeves in the 1960's. Enjoy! Edit: Just as I typed they all turned awful! 😂
Don't know what Shriekback record that was but I will bet that you like it. You must remember "Safety Dance" by Men Without Hats. DIO must be Ronnie James Dio ex-Black Sabbath. Don't know what that was doing in there. I completed watching your full video but I had to split it in 2 parts. All I can say is it was well worth the price that you paid. You have hours of entertainment. Enjoy. You are one lucky geezer. CHEERS!!
The XTC, STIFF LITTLE FINGERS and THE MEMBERS 7"s all look quite tasty to my eyes and ears. Only 8 minutes into your video and you are making me jealous! Great finds.
Agreed, medal awarded for your dedication and persistence I am hoping to find some more exciting records for the next video. Thanks for the taking the time to watch and comment.
DEATH DISCO/And No Birds Do sing are both songs from early Public Image Ltd. They are different mixes from "The Metal Box" (UK Edition) and "Second Edition" (US version). It's a double vinyl lp set. Quite good actually. I am fortunate enough to own a copy.
Death Disco is an early Public Image Ltd. song and I'd probably be in for a tenner just for that. This is an outstanding deal and from a US perspective lots of records never released here. Ten minutes later, seems like you pulled the best ones at the start! They didn't show the Linda Lusardi poster on Discogs.
Thanks for the taking the time to watch and comment and letting me know some of these were not released in the USA. It was also interesting to read your comment about the Linda Lusardi poster. I guess most of them ended up on the wall.
Chaz Jankel was the music manager for Ian Dury during the Blockheads era. Fine musician as well. Pauline Murray was in The Specials. Another fabulous outfit.
Most of those records are turkeys, but there is a couple of cool things. XTC - quirky New Wave. Death Disco I think is by Public Image Limited - John Lydon post Sex Pistols, fantastic dark Post-Punk. Monie Love - fun Alternative Rap in the vein of De La Soul. Jane Wielden was in The Go-Go's with Belinda Carlisle - New Wave.
After the goldrush by Prelude is a fantastic acapella version of a neil young song. Death disco is PiL John Lydon . Leyton Buzzards turned into Modern Romance Ay Ay Ay Ay Moosey !
Tony Hadley is /was the singer of Spandau Ballet! Dave Stewart the half of the Eurythmics! Samantha Fox was good friends with Lemmy of Motorhead. Midge Ure singer of Ultravox. Iggy Pop singels are worth some money! Ella elle l'a was a hit from France Gall, a French singer.
I’d love to sit down and recommend these ones to you and throw away the duds. Eruption - One Way Ticket - good pop disco song. Death Disco is by Public Image Ltd. Hard listen. Johnny Rotten’s post Pistols band. ‘Don’t Be A Dummy’ great. Was an advert for jeans. XTC are both great. Diamond Lights 😅 are Glenn Hoddle & Chris Waddle. Plenty of duds! Lonnie Gordon & Janet Jackson ones are very good. Liza Minellis one was produced by the Pet Shop Boys. Very Good. Mad World by Tears For Fears is a classic as is Doctoring The House by Coldcut. Burn it up - Beastmasters is great. Tribute is great. Brother Louie by Modern Talkimg & Timelords big hits! Jack Your Body was a number one - first house no. 1. ‘Hot Water’ is great. Superfly Guy by S Express id great. Marlene on the wall by Suzanne Vega is excellent. Big Fun by Gap Band is one of my favourites. You were too fast after that!
Glenn and Chris = Glenn Hoddle and Chris waddle - former Tottenham Hotspur and England footballers that for some reason released a pop song. It’s not actually as bad as one might imagine!
Hey man, how do you always find such great finds for such a bargain. Do you travel out for a lot of the places or do you just stay local. And do you recommend any specific things to look out for when looking for records or is it just a skill learnt from years of listening. Love the content
I would say luck however, I put so many hours into looking for records it's probably a numbers game. I generally do well but I get up early go without sleep and travel miles and miles every weekend to get around the UK. What people don't see are the videos I scrap because the records are more often than not rubbish and make boring videos. At the end of the day if you put in the work eventually you get rewarded. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment.
Well I am just watching this and I think from the first four you’ve probably made your money back, Death Disco is Public Image (John Lydon) who I’m sure you know
Things started off quite promising then deteriorated to stuff that didn't even make the top 100 back in the day. Wham last Xmas had a double a side to keep in charts into the new year which I think worked possibly same Xmas as the original band aid of 1984?
I think you are right about the top 100 thing. I never heard of most of these records. I also like your observation about the double A side Wham single which I never considered before.
I managed to sit through whole video. Well worth £10 - lot of 80’s and 90’s number 1 singles. Lot of rubbish as well. Death Disco is by P.I.L (Public Image Ltd).
Nnn nineteen by the Commentators is a spoof of 19 by Paul Hardcastle, in the style of bbc cricket commentators, performed by impressionist Rory Bremner, yet it really is.... I have the 12" version
phew....it nearly hurts to watch so much thrash....but there are some you could sell for 2,3 euros each (stranglers, madonna, stranglers, bob marley, XTC etc) und for a handful even more (prince, toy dolls, dio etc). but 10 pounds for them all is a steal. I think you could many of them sell for 50 pence each...
I was getting quite excited, as you say, the first pilw was good, but it went down rapidly from there. Its like its two diffrent collections. Tony Hadley is lead singer of Spandau Ballet, amd Dave Stewart was one half of Eurhythmics. Sorry to say its all crap.
Yes, I must admit I was having second thoughts while I was going through them. It was a bit hit and miss but I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment.
Yes, I am afraid I dont know as much as some of my subscribers but I am enjoying the ride listening to music and enjoying the thrill of the chase trying to find music I may not know. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
Brilliant haul for the most part
Thank you. At least we can say the price was right. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment.
You have hit the jackpot. Bloody hell
Thanks I appreciate the comment.
Splodenessabounds are a great outfit. Fast, poppy punk from early on. The song "Two Pints..." is a classic in my eyes.
Thanks again. I don't know most of these records but I am learning. Thank you.
You got a real bargain alright.
Some real keepers in there.
Thanks! not everyone is in agreement but all comments are welcome.
I shall expect my medal to be sent forthwith 🤣👍
To everyone concerned @andyhudson3495 has been awarded the vinyl vault medal of honour for watching my video from start to finish and acknowledging my comment relating to this very achievement. Thank you so much and come back soon.
Wow, that's a massive box of records there my friend, and all for just £10, there's actually some interesting stuff in there, there's a couple of pil singles near the beginning, and a few other punk/new wave stuff, some of the dance stuff from the early 80s might be worth checking as some can be quite rare now, we watched it till the end, they all looked to be in good condition , so think you got a bargain, well done, we enjoyed this one mate, cheers Dave and Sue 😊
Thanks Dave and Sue, I appreciate your comments and sticking with video until the end. If there are any singles in there you or Sue want let me know and I will stick them in the post no charge. Let me know!
Great score! Started very good and some good ones in the end (the dio and "Nellie the elephant"!) those 2 alone will bring a tenner!
Thank you I appreciate your feedback.
Only 6 minutes in and your haul looks well worth it. Death Disco and Memories are absolute classics from Public Image Ltd. Check out their cool logo on the labels. The Manfred Mann is a four track EP. These came with picture covers and flipback sleeves in the 1960's. Enjoy!
Edit: Just as I typed they all turned awful! 😂
Thanks for the nice comment but I do agree the selection started going down hill after a while.
Very nice Death Disco and also the Memories single ftom PIL! I have a 12'" of Ball and Chain, nice track!
Thanks. I appreciate you came back to watch another video and left a nice comment.
Don't know what Shriekback record that was but I will bet that you like it. You must remember "Safety Dance" by Men Without Hats. DIO must be Ronnie James Dio ex-Black Sabbath. Don't know what that was doing in there. I completed watching your full video but I had to split it in 2 parts. All I can say is it was well worth the price that you paid. You have hours of entertainment. Enjoy. You are one lucky geezer. CHEERS!!
Thank you so much for your continued comments and the fact you took the time to watch the whole video it is very much appreciated.
Good haul for a tenner mate. Death Disco & Memories are by PIL - those two, the SLF and the Dio one are worth about a fiver each so you’re quids in
Thanks, I don't think everyone would agree it was a good haul but your comments are greatly appreciated. Thank you.
The XTC, STIFF LITTLE FINGERS and THE MEMBERS 7"s all look quite tasty to my eyes and ears. Only 8 minutes into your video and you are making me jealous! Great finds.
How interesting. I have been receiving mixed feelings regarding this box of records so it's interesting to get your feedback. Thank you.
I deserve a CZcams gold medal ! for getting to the end ,men without hats - safety dance is an 80s classic pop record !
Agreed, medal awarded for your dedication and persistence I am hoping to find some more exciting records for the next video. Thanks for the taking the time to watch and comment.
Sal solo was the lead singer of Classix Nouveaux and Stephen Duffy the first singer of Duran Duran before Simon le bon.
Thank you. I am just loving the info from the vinyl community. Many thanks.
DEATH DISCO/And No Birds Do sing are both songs from early Public Image Ltd. They are different mixes from "The Metal Box" (UK Edition) and "Second Edition" (US version). It's a double vinyl lp set. Quite good actually. I am fortunate enough to own a copy.
Thank you for your very informative comments. I am amazed how much there is to learn. Thank you for your feedback.
That Death Disco single is Public Image Limited. An absolute cracking find!
Thank you! Yes, it seems I have a few comments regarding this record now. I am looking forward to playing it. All the best.
Death Disco is an early Public Image Ltd. song and I'd probably be in for a tenner just for that. This is an outstanding deal and from a US perspective lots of records never released here. Ten minutes later, seems like you pulled the best ones at the start!
They didn't show the Linda Lusardi poster on Discogs.
Thanks for the taking the time to watch and comment and letting me know some of these were not released in the USA. It was also interesting to read your comment about the Linda Lusardi poster. I guess most of them ended up on the wall.
Chaz Jankel was the music manager for Ian Dury during the Blockheads era. Fine musician as well. Pauline Murray was in The Specials. Another fabulous outfit.
Yet more incredible feedback. Thank you.
Pauline Black is the lead singer of the Selecter maybe guested with the Specials
@@mull71-sq6zx Thanks for sharing you knowledge, its much appreciated.
Most of those records are turkeys, but there is a couple of cool things.
XTC - quirky New Wave.
Death Disco I think is by Public Image Limited - John Lydon post Sex Pistols, fantastic dark Post-Punk.
Monie Love - fun Alternative Rap in the vein of De La Soul.
Jane Wielden was in The Go-Go's with Belinda Carlisle - New Wave.
Thanks for your comprehensive review which is appreciated. You have an incredible knowledge. Thank you for your comments.
After the goldrush by Prelude is a fantastic acapella version of a neil young song. Death disco is PiL John Lydon . Leyton Buzzards turned into Modern Romance Ay Ay Ay Ay Moosey !
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. It is nice to get some genuine feedback back. Much appreciated.
Tony Hadley is /was the singer of Spandau Ballet! Dave Stewart the half of the Eurythmics! Samantha Fox was good friends with Lemmy of Motorhead. Midge Ure singer of Ultravox. Iggy Pop singels are worth some money! Ella elle l'a was a hit from France Gall, a French singer.
Wow, how do you know all of this information. It's amazing to get your feedback. Thanks again.
I’d love to sit down and recommend these ones to you and throw away the duds. Eruption - One Way Ticket - good pop disco song. Death Disco is by Public Image Ltd. Hard listen. Johnny Rotten’s post Pistols band. ‘Don’t Be A Dummy’ great. Was an advert for jeans. XTC are both great. Diamond Lights 😅 are Glenn Hoddle & Chris Waddle. Plenty of duds! Lonnie Gordon & Janet Jackson ones are very good. Liza Minellis one was produced by the Pet Shop Boys. Very Good. Mad World by Tears For Fears is a classic as is Doctoring The House by Coldcut. Burn it up - Beastmasters is great. Tribute is great. Brother Louie by Modern Talkimg & Timelords big hits! Jack Your Body was a number one - first house no. 1. ‘Hot Water’ is great. Superfly Guy by S Express id great. Marlene on the wall by Suzanne Vega is excellent. Big Fun by Gap Band is one of my favourites. You were too fast after that!
One of the most comprehensive replies I have received on the channel. Your knowledge is amazing and appreciated thank you. I learnt loads today.
Glenn and Chris = Glenn Hoddle and Chris waddle - former Tottenham Hotspur and England footballers that for some reason released a pop song. It’s not actually as bad as one might imagine!
I bet they look back and laugh now. Thanks taking the time to watch and comment.
Memories b/w Another is also another early single by Public Image Ltd. Own that one as well.
So much great information thank you. I appreciate you parting with your knowledge.
The Death Disco and Memories singles are by PIL which was John Lydon’s band after the Sex Pistols.
Thank you. I have learnt loads from posting this video. All the best.
Thank you. I have learnt loads from posting this video. All the best.
Public Image Limited is the Death Disco record
Thanks, I will dig it out and have a listen.
Hey man, how do you always find such great finds for such a bargain. Do you travel out for a lot of the places or do you just stay local. And do you recommend any specific things to look out for when looking for records or is it just a skill learnt from years of listening. Love the content
I would say luck however, I put so many hours into looking for records it's probably a numbers game. I generally do well but I get up early go without sleep and travel miles and miles every weekend to get around the UK. What people don't see are the videos I scrap because the records are more often than not rubbish and make boring videos. At the end of the day if you put in the work eventually you get rewarded. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment.
Tears for fears one of the best.
Thanks for your comments.
Death Disco & Memories are by Public Image Ltd (John Lydon’s band after the Sex Pistols)
Thanks for the letting me know. it's so interesting to get feedback and nuggets of information. Thanks for the taking the time to watch and comment.
Well I am just watching this and I think from the first four you’ve probably made your money back, Death Disco is Public Image (John Lydon) who I’m sure you know
Thanks for your feedback. I did not know it was John Lydons band but thanks to your kind comment I am now aware. Hope to see you back here again soon.
Things started off quite promising then deteriorated to stuff that didn't even make the top 100 back in the day.
Wham last Xmas had a double a side to keep in charts into the new year which I think worked possibly same Xmas as the original band aid of 1984?
I think you are right about the top 100 thing. I never heard of most of these records. I also like your observation about the double A side Wham single which I never considered before.
I managed to sit through whole video. Well worth £10 - lot of 80’s and 90’s number 1 singles. Lot of rubbish as well. Death Disco is by P.I.L (Public Image Ltd).
Hats off to you for making it to the end. I will try find better stuff next time. All the best.
Death Disco is Public Image LTD, John Lydon's band after the Sex Pistols
Thanks for sharing this information I never realised that was his band. Thank you for taking the time to let me know.
Nnn nineteen by the Commentators is a spoof of 19 by Paul Hardcastle, in the style of bbc cricket commentators, performed by impressionist Rory Bremner, yet it really is.... I have the 12" version
I never knew that, thank you. I loved the Paul Hardcastle version so maybe I need to take a listen.
phew....it nearly hurts to watch so much thrash....but there are some you could sell for 2,3 euros each (stranglers, madonna, stranglers, bob marley, XTC etc) und for a handful even more (prince, toy dolls, dio etc). but 10 pounds for them all is a steal. I think you could many of them sell for 50 pence each...
Thanks, nearly enough records to take to a record fair.
Gotta be worth a tenner for him not to take em home.
I think you hit the nail on the the head. After going through them I wondered if it was worth it lol. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
Started well then, uh, not so much... 🤪
You hit the nail on the head!
I was getting quite excited, as you say, the first pilw was good, but it went down rapidly from there.
Its like its two diffrent collections. Tony Hadley is lead singer of Spandau Ballet, amd Dave Stewart was one half of Eurhythmics. Sorry to say its all crap.
Yes, I must admit I was having second thoughts while I was going through them. It was a bit hit and miss but I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment.
@@thevinylvault anyway, they were only a tenner.
@@neilherring Yes, a bargain really. I may end up giving most of them to charity and hopefully they will make them a few pounds for good causes.
Certainly a job lot. Nothing particularly IMHO. Too much 80s dross. I believe 'Death Disco' was by Public Image Ltd. Another bad I never cared for.
I hear you and dross might be a good word lol. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
For someone who has a CZcams channel called "the Vinyl vault", your general musical knowledge is severely lacking.
Yes, I am afraid I dont know as much as some of my subscribers but I am enjoying the ride listening to music and enjoying the thrill of the chase trying to find music I may not know. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
People who believe this 😄😄😄😄😄😄
I believe.