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I knew you could make a great video of 10 obscure records. More likely you could make 10 videos of 10 obscure records.
Haha thanks man! Your video was great!
Where in North Carolina is Matthews?😀
In a box of records I bought at an estate sale about 12 years ago was an album with a white cover and the word "pepper" written in pen in the corner. When I removed the disc, it had a generic "mobile fidelity" white label on one side and the other side had no label and had no grooves. It was blank. I dropped the needle and it was side one of the Beatles Sgt Pepper. I still have it, or course. I've not played it all the way through yet, but what I did play sounded pretty amazing.
Wow!!!
It'd be interesting to know if it was a test pressing of the regular MoFi issue of it or the UHQR issue of it. Either one would be worth quite a bit.
The guy at parlophone auctions (he has a channel here just as parlophone) would be able to identify it - sure he’d be pretty interested and be able to give you some details on what and when it was pressed
The record I have that nobody else has is a mono promo copy of Bob Dylan's The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan. What makes it special Bob Dylan signed it for me at a 4th of July, 1968 party at my parents house. He was best friends with one of my parents friends, a DJ in Milwaukee and came to the party with him.
Now that is cool.
Yeah that’s better than any of mine!
I have 2 of them, he signed both for me about 5 mins before he signed yours.
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Your grandmother sounds like mine ☺️
Do you wanna give it to me free of charge?
I have a record, not really "rare" because there were a couple of hundred released, called "Greatest Skips." An artist went through his personal record collection and recorded yes, skips. He then compiled them unto a vinyl album, fifteen minutes of skips per side. My copy is still sealed, and will probably remain that way until the day I die.
That is pretty obscure.
I think I’ll skip that one.
Really solid list of 10! You’re the perfect person for this type of thread! Thanks for the great recommendations over the years! So many records I wouldn’t even know to grab if I didn’t see you show it! Not sure I could make a list of 10, but you never know!
Thanks so much!
I’m super curious about that Underground Fire record. I love the cover art and garage rock in general. Also, I’ve always been of the mindset ‘why buy it if you’re not gonna listen to it’ or even like it. Glad you opened & listened to that Dinosaur Jr; I’m at ease, now.
Amazing stuff Dillon! I actually purchased a reissue of that Montgomery Express. After you showed it a few months ago I had to listen to it and had to have a copy.
Amazing pieces man!!
awesome man! Not easy to find! Hope you’re doing good!
Thanks! Love checking out your stuff🔥
Great video. I am going to check out your other channel. I have a test pressing of the first The Cars album. I purchased it at an independent record store back in the day. It is amazing how much great music exists that no one has ever heard. The internet is a blessing when it comes to finding great music that you never knew about.
Most of my major rarities come from my Queen collection, which I've been building for over 25 years now.
I own a Queen - At The Beeb test pressing released in 1989 (with BBC tracks rom 1973). It came with paper copies of the sleeve. The label on the vinyl is plain white with no information, but it has a red stamp '002' which also coincides with the same stamp on the outer paper sleeve. I've looked for copies for years on auction sites and I've only ever seen 3 others that were numbered. If you have any other information, it would be great. This is an official test pressing and not a bootleg.
Also dozens of promo copies, picture discs from various countries, alternate covers, etc. Very proud of my Queen collection and would love to see what you have in your collection ;)
Great video!!
If I remember correctly, during the punk era, a band issued a 7" 45 with two spindle holes, one of which was off-center. They said that if you listened to the record while it was set off-center, it was guaranteed that it would make you ill. (I own a lot of records that have that effect on me, even in spite of their well-centered spindle holes).
Hahaha
How about Drill your own hole album by Gaye Bykers on acid . Came out around 89-90. Limited edition came without a spindle hole!
@@markforster2794 No wonder I was unable to play that thing!
One group called Non did that
Awesome video as always. Your collection is truly one of a kind! That being said I think there's one record I have that most people don't have, Mossafer by Shahram. It's a pretty obscure Iranian disco/funk/pop album from '81 when Iranian refugees came to the United States. Great stuff.
The Montgomery Express album sounds so intriguing. Such a great collection of rarities. That Zep album is cool. I don’t know much about mispressings. I remember as a kid Saturday Night Fever and The Bee Gees were all the rage. My neighbor had SNF soundtrack (or a similar double disco album) and the labels didn’t match what was on the albums. Now those kind of things might be interesting, and not an annoyance, but it must have happened often. Might be interesting to look into. Thanks for the great video.
I have a reissue of the 1st KISS album, the one with "Kissing time ". What makes it special is that side A & B were both stamped with side A plates,
That's cool 😎 I bet that would be interesting to avid Kiss fans
This type of video is right in your wheelhouse, Dillon! Very cool to see these ultra-rare records! 🖤🎶🖤
Thanks!
Your Led Zeppelin II jostled my memory and reminded me of a similar record I own. The record is “Oh Good Grief!” by Vince Guaraldi. Side one is indeed the Guaraldi, but side two is… Anthem Of The Sun by the Grateful Dead. Both albums are Warner Bros, the Guaraldi is WS 1747, and Aoxomoxoa is WS 1749, so very close catalog numbers. Based on the label and runout info, my record is a 1978 Jacksonville pressing. I’ve never seen another mention of this pressing anomaly anywhere. And just to make this oddity even more fun, Vince Guaraldi was apparently friends with the dead, is in a photo in the Aoxomoxoa packaging, and played in a very short lived group with Jerry Garcia around 1972 that played a couple live shows.
Love Ritchie glad you took his challenge I will too sometime soon! Cheers dude I'll make it to your shop one day.
Thanks! See you then!
Super cool stuff as always.
I have a few. My favorite is probably an original acetate from Masterdisc of Kings X's first album given to Johnny Z of Megaforce records for his approval of the mastering.
I’m sure I’m not the only person in the VC community, but I have a copy of the album by Sneak Preview, the group that would later be called King’s X. The story is they had 1000 copies pressed themselves and were unhappy with the results so destroyed half of them. If true, that means only 500 copies can theoretically exist. Rare, but not super rare as vinyl goes.
Hey Dylan
You recommended Bonny Light Horseman. I've listened to them every day for the past half a month. Thank you so much for the recommendation!
Pacific Ocean Blue is a stunning album and the re-release with Bambou (the album Dennis was working on and a long way into when he died) is worth getting hold of. Brian gets the plaudits but baby brother was a massive talent.
That’s a great idea. It’s a whole new way to watch another top 10. Gets me thinking I have some true dooseys in there
I have some rare ones like the Roy Buchanan local release in the burlap sack and The Young Nashvillian's first local record and a few others but I always love to see other's collections.
Dillon, Glad you still have the Led Zeppelin record and I knew you would appreciate it more than anyone I knew. Hope to visit your shop again. Don - Owensboro, KY.
Thanks Don! I like it because I have a weird brain 🤣🤣🤣
I added that Haden Reed/Hank album to Discogs! Found my copy up in Providence, RI but I traded it in at a shop in Brooklyn - so it's likely still floating around in NYC.
Woah cool’
It's funny you mentioned the Crazy World Of Arthur Brown which to this day I cherish that album......the devil of FIRE! When you mentioned the founding fathers and pioneer of syncopated/synthesized drums we can't forget the great Dick Hyman and his incredible late sixties album The Electric Eclectics Of Dick Hyman-a true masterpiece.
My 1st of two "rare" LPs is Ra Can Row (which i bought solely for the trippy cover), which is rare enough that the owner of a small indie music shop was bragging to me about owning a copy. He was shocked that I knew what it was and owned a copy. My 2nd rare LP is a 1st edition Takoma pressing of John Fahey's Blind Joe Death which I got signed by Mr. Fahey when I went to one of his shows during the mid 1980s, one of my treasures.
Mine is the original pressing of Bathorys debut album with the yellow goat cover, I paid close to retail for it, but it's still amazing to have.
I have a copy of Dire Staits Brother's In Arms on CD. Packaging and label are DS BIA but the audio is Elastica's album Elastica. Don't know if there were many made but I have never seen another. It cost me au$5.00 from a store called BigW and it was a customer return. BTW love the Elastica album. 😁👍
10:50 If I were the artist and my label gave me a copy with a promo sawmark/cut out cover, there would be words exchanged. LOL
Nice video! Great topic.
WOW! I feel lucky to have a Jimmie Rodgers Picture record (18-6000), a Jimmie Rodgers test pressing and a couple Ernest Tubb acetates from 1950!
Great Stuff!
Killer stuff, homie. Lord . That Dino Jr test press...YIKES! I'm about to drop my vid today including some succulent Carolina vibes on it. Take care. 🍻
Can’t wait to see it!
I have a pressing of Saturday Night Live from 1976! I think there actually might be a couple hundred (or thousand) available, but it wasn’t something I ever expected to come across in my early vinyl collecting days!!
I've got two separate 3 record sets of American Top 40 from '76 ... they were the disc's the radio station played that week ... with spots for commercials.
very cool stuff 👍✌️
I have Zeppelin Ii, from over fourty years ago, bought new when it came out. Also Zeppelin IV, with the original sleeve. Had Physical Graffiti but don't know what happened to it. The times back then were something else.
Talk about Hummingbird. I have a cool one. English singer/songwriter Luca Nieri put out a 7" with Hummingbird on side A and Milk & Honey on side B on the Wonderfulsound label where he hand-drew each sleeve. 50 were pen drawings and 8 were also coloured in. I managed to get one of the coloured ones, but it was lost in the mail. When I contacted Miles at the label about it, he asked Luca to make me another one and send it to me, which he did, so now I have the ninth of this 7" out of 8 copies worldwide :)
I got to admit I don't have any of those albums lol. The one that I found the most interesting was the Underground Fire LP, the name alone sounds so retro, so hip.
Very cool enjoyed the video
I had a Taiwanese pressing of Led Zeppelin II that used Monarch RL SS plates for both sides. It was a really sweet find, although i sold it just because the spindle hole was loose and I was afraid of damaging my needle
That’s wild!
I remember seeing a clip of that Zep album- I honestly thought it was an April Fools joke. Very cool Dillon.
Haha thanks Jason
Dillon your crazy famous now I was on the beach in La Jolla the other day and I was wearing your hat and and this came up to me and asked if i collected records and that he watches your channel all time and he is going to Zambia next month because of you.
I recently visited your store from NY. Very nice!
Hey thanks!
Haha, that's great that you saw Vinyl Richie's video!
Oh no after work I’ll have to check!
Wow!...Led Zep...then turn it around followed by Mr.Coltrane....very AWESOME.
The rarest record in my collection is a signed test pressing of Boots by Nancy Sinatra 💕 I treasure it!
Interesting about the ZEPPELIN mis-press. I have a RUSH - All The World's A Stage double vinyl with side 2 replacing side 3 ... so two side 2s and no side 3! Always wondered how many others there are out there!
I love RUSH saw them seven times. That sure is a collector! Awesome 😎
Flex or not that is very cool. For me its the appreciation of the oddities and unknowns. This from a rabid collector, mostly of CD and tapes. Certainly would enjoy being educated on some other 1 offs. Thanks for sharing.
A Google search for Zeppelin II mispressing came up with a forum post by someone called Big Red who purchased that same Zeppelin/Coltrane mispress early last year. It would seem at least one more exists. Cool channel. Thanks for the content.
That’s the guy I got it from!
Awesome video bro
Thanks!
You're not the only one with a Zep 2 misspress, I have 2 as a misspress. I've also got a misspress of 3 with CSNY Daja Vous on the B side. Hard to find but not impossible...... Great video, and some interesting vinyl. 👍
Well I didn’t say I was the only one with a mispress, just the only one with this particular one 🤷♂️
I also have a miss print on a record the record is what’s the story morning glory by oasis but the side one is Pearl Jam 10 side one.Side 2,3 and four is back to oasis If you have any information on it I would love to know
Interested in hearing Underground Fire. Hopefully they'll be cool with an upload.
Hello man !! You are the best !!!
Nice list! I have a Nickleback record I know nobody has... or at least nobody will admit to having.
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Ha! I bought a copy for a dime…and I got a nickel back.
I owned an unique Blues album from about 1979 to about 1990. Since I did not listen to it much, I sold it in my parents’ garage sale.
It was released around 1970. It had a white cover with maybe a pencil sketch drawing of the artist. I think the songs are played mostly by the artist, a bassist and a drummer. Someone like Eric Gale sat in and played on at least one song.
If memory serves correct, the album may have had a similar R.L. Burnside or Junior Kimbrough kind of vibe. The songs were kind of an “off-beat” blues. There is a less than 1% chance that I may still own this vinyl album, but I doubt it.
I am sure I would appreciate the album a lot more now than in 1990. The artist probably was an outlier.
I have added so many records and CDs to Discogs that were not on there and most still say 0 people have them after several years. I have not sold many of them. It's pretty easy to find rare records but it's very hard to find rare cool records!
Very true!
Arthur Brown Kingdom Come, was his band after The Crazy World of Arthur Brown. Interesting that album also uses Kingdom Come.
Those Arthur Brown Kingdom Come albums are great too.
I have a MoFi release that is 100% analog...rarer than you might think, apparently.
Ohhhhh 🤣
Dude that Dennis Wilson record is nuckin’ futs 😩
Back in late 76 I purchased Zep Song Remains The Same Soundtrack and both discs were sides 1 & 2 so returned it and next copy opened right there in store was same, third copy was ok though.
I have several Japanese red vinyl test pressings of a beach boys album, a collection of rock songs from various popular artists and a couple of Shadows albums. I have a regular black vinyl test pressing of a Bill Evans album. These are all from the 1960's.
I also have an original Food-Forever is a Dream but these can be found. And an original Primevil-Smokin Bats at Camptons.
That primevil is killer!
@@noblerecords the Primevil was $0.60 at a barn sale.
I have Pacific Blue by Dennis Wilson, great underated album..
Very cool
Ohhh MAN!!! You have a Dino Jr "Bug" & "Where you Been"??? Dang. Once of my all time fav bands. Literally have everything they ever released on CD. Pond Song man! 😀😀 J Mascis is genius.
I swear if you throw in Pixies/Black Francis into your mix we will have to do a 23&Me test done because I guarantee we're brothers.
I have a copy of Alice Cooper's Muscle of Love signed by all the original Alice Cooper group members including Glenn Buxton. He signed this weeks before he passed away. It's authenticated by Beatles memorabilia guru Perry D. Cox.
My personal rarest record is "proud existence - the trail" which my great uncle plays on :)
Very cool!
I doubt I have anything no one else has; 1 out of 100 yep. I do have loads of promo stuff given me directly from the bands mid-70s-90s (NYC & London underground scenes) who then went on to become not only famous but iconic, which are cherished very much as many are no longer w/ us😢💔 but I at least I have those & the lovely, insane memories! Your collection is so fab & I love how much 💚is in your collector side! Have a lovely week! Jet 🧡🎸🎶⚡️
Sounds like you have some cool stuff!!!
@@noblerecords - I do & I know who I’d sell to if I ever want to downsize😉!
I bought the Red Box Beatles Mono lp's when it was released. The Sgt. Pepper's album was mono on side 1 'n side 2 was stereo! Don't know how many o' this faulty pressin' got released by mistake but I have a feelin' it's pretty rare.
Fantastic
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That Wilson record is cool.
How did you come across that press of Pacific Ocean Blue? That is far out man. Super cool
@ Noble Records - Just a suggestion for a video - can you make one video reading 5 - 10 lyrics of the songs you like the best?
Records nobody else has: records that I have at home.
Watching your videos takes me back to a time when I would hang out in this jam packed record shop in Eastbourne on the southeast coast of England.
It was run by a great guy named Paul Ray. A drummer who claimed to be in Steve Marriott's last giging band.
He would pull out all kinds of amazing Lps and tell me his stories about Peter Grant, David Bowie etc.
I couldn't verify what he said but it's a fact that they filmed for the song remains the same, around Eastbourne and I have a few friends who remember Peter Grant.
Whisper talk Dillon is my favorite Dillon. hahahhaha
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I was hoping this would be about 10 one of a kind acetates in your collection.
lol that Tiny Desk Concert lathe is for sure a boot. But very cool! It's rare to find lathe cuts that don't sound like straight ass.
Yeah it sounds real bad 🤣
My dad had an album set called “Fala,” a musical about Pres FD Roosevelt’s beloved dog. It was from the 1940s. I can’t find any info on it anywhere.
I have about a 50 year collection that my late father-in-law left us. Most of them were brought back from all over the world during the years he was deployed. Many were purchased in garage sales decades ago as well. I'd like to know of the best ways to sell them other than an auction house. Thanks!
Sir I enjoy your content and would really like to visit your record store on day I'm looking for a album it's Asphalt ballet I found on discogs but out of country and shipping is crazy.
I have "A Young Person's Guide To King Crimson" on Polydor UK. Side Four is "Oscar Peterson Live!" Very odd.
Vinyl Richie knew exactly what he was doing.. that little devil… Can’t believe/Glad you took the bait.. great video!
Someone must have tipped him off. I'm glad he did a video though.
I like to consider myself still part of the VC even though I’ve been banished years ago.
Please keep up the good work always enjoyable to see the collection and thank god the table is gone . Just looked to crowded and you did not look comfortable.
Thanks! Yes the desk is history!
I have a Grease Gold record that is very rare no one in the face book groups and some record stores never knew it existed
Cool!
I’d like to know if there is a market for 78s. Wish you’d do a vid on those.😊
I don't think I have anything super rare; except maybe an original copy of Tupelo Honey by Van Morrison. It was impossible to find. Just wanted to say HI and thanks for encouraging me to start collecting again last year.
Hey thanks so much!!!
I love van Morrison I need to get a few of his albums. Everytime in the past when he was playing somewhere I couldn't go cause even the lousy seats were too expensive lol I'll just enjoy the music 🎶 at home
I have a copy of the gits "frenching the bully" one of my rarest
The white album with the numbers on the back is pretty rare
I recently bought a record on Discogs called Graduate, Acting My Age 1980. This record was only released in the UK, Germany and Spain. It is Roland Orzibal and Curt Smith's first record. It is considered early Tears for Fears. I discovered the song Ever Had a Day while listening to a New Wave playlist on Spotify. I really liked it and was able to find someone in the US who was selling a copy. I enjoy this unique record.
That’s cool!
I have a 7" of Graduate - Elvis Should Play Ska.
@@vinylrichie007 Awesome! I learned that song is about Elvis Costello. There is a video on "Only On Vinyl " about the Graduate album. I saw on Amazon they want $300 for the rerelease on CD in 1986. The CD was in the US, but not the original record.
What are you guys doing to me! LOL I just got rid of my turntable and my collection as an amateur to the VC You Don't Know What You Got Till It's Gone! I'm as such great people selling my records kept on buying all records from yard sales what's half of them being really bad quality another Factor getting rid of my collection but I have to admit I had more fun selling them than buying them them then buying them! I can just imagine the comments from the VC community, here's an FNG to the VC Community LOL great videos,
The record I have that I don’t think anyone else has is “So” Peter Gabriel. The label has side one of “So” and side two has the label of Ric Ocasek’s “This Side of Paradise” side one label!
That's cool 😎
@@seaofmadness2622 I’ve had it since it’s release back in the day, 86’???
@@anthonyvigil3356 I remember Peter Gabriel's songs and albums back then! That's definitely a collector. I have a Styx Paradise Theatre album I just got at a yard sale the other day. It has a Styx design on the record it's totally cool 😎 and the other side has a black label on it with no list of songs. Strange. I'm trying to find a professional to tell me what it's all about. I can't believe I found that never seen anything like it in my life!
I have a Beatles album that I know nothing about and have not seen another copy ever of called The Complete Soundtrack Of A Hard Day's Night on Butterfly records. The album is sealed in a thick plastic instead of shrink wrap, there is a 1 inch hole enough to see there are 2 LPS inside. Can't really tell what label looks like because they are in a no window paper sleeve. The cover is all white with black for writing and like a charcoal drawing for a picture on front.
Hi Dillon ; I’ve been searching for a Record from Traffic called Heavy Traffic Ahead , it has a picture of a elephant running down the middle of the street on the cover , friend of mine said he had it back in the day , I can’t seem to find any info on it , just was wondering if you’ve ever heard of it ?
Obviously I don’t have the collection that you do. But I do have a few.
One that I know is a little more common, but I’ve never seen anywhere else is from a defunct label from San Francisco called War Bride. Called Rising Stars of San Fransico. It’s a compilation of a bunch of the artists on the label. 80s post punk/pop rock/synth wave kinda stuff. Also a Roy Looney and The Movers album from the same label.
My rarest is a glow in the dark copy of Caligula by Lingua Ignota. There were only 90 made. So, ya, it’s glow in the dark trash, but it’s rare and sells for about $300.
Very cool stuff!
I have 10 records no one should own!!😆😆.
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Have a rare record from Las Jockey's from Venezuela. My version is not listed on Discogs. Very good Latin Vocal Group, recorded in 1974.
Awesome! Thanks for watching! 🙏
I should have a few 7"s from the late 80's / early 90's of some local Cork Bands private pressings E.P.s. Maybe a few 12" E.P.s too. I'll need to do look through.
Oh... I've definitely have some The Cure and Ride Bootlegs L.P.s from the early 90's too. I reckon I should have a few more Shoegaze / Indie Bootlegs from that era ?
When it comes to Underground ~ Fire, with your connections could you put members of Underground in contact with like (e.g.) Riding Easy Records, or whoever could help in releasing that Record (preferably on Vinyl) ?
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Hey I have a LP called symposium in blues in mono on RCA. It's a gatefold and on the inside it's advertising a anti-depressant called Elavil. Artists include Leroy Carr, Washboard Sam, Wingy Manone, Artie Shaw/Hot Lips Page and others. Ever heard or seen? Dated 1966. Thanks for what you do.
I have seen it!