Man, I thought I’d done a lot of digging into early seventies hard and heavy stuff, but you got loads of stuff I’ve never heard of! I’m watching this video because of the thumbnail. That’s such a cool album! Roll My Own is one of my favourite songs of the period.
I’m pleasantly surprised to see It’s All Meat! I was so lucky able to find it in my great-grandmother’s record collection (I don’t even know what it was doing in there) and I listened to it as it was one of the first records I got and I was blown away by the quality of it, definitely a criminally underrated album by an underrated group. Who knew it is as rare as it is? I feel even more lucky to have it in my collection especially as a relative beginner to record collecting
Dylan thanks for all the psych recommendations! I’ve been listening to a lot of this stuff recently. I listen to a lot of music but I tend to get in a rut so this has been fun for me listening to stuff I probably never would have heard of. I appreciate what you do!
I have an original White Pony! It was a promotional giveaway on red vinyl, in a red soft plastic case. They were prizes for giveaway at the record listening parties.
It's All Meat was a Toronto band that also released a highly collectable garage/psych 45 called Feel It in 1969. I attended the Pink Floyd Ivor Wynne show in Hamilton Ontario on June 28 1975. That was a fantastic show, outdoors under a clear summer sky, everybody high. Check out the video of the show on you tube. Cheers.
Love your channel Noticed you have mentioned Kahvas Jute a few times over the years. They were an early 70’s prog rock band from here, Australia. The lead guitarist, Tim Gaze later joined Ariel for their first album “Strange Fantastic Dream”- - a very interesting album Ariel (guitarist/songwriter and singer, Mike Rudd) were a progression from the Aus prog band Spectrum - recommend if you have not heard them- check out “Spectrum Part 1” , “Milesago” and their last concert “Terminal Buzz”. Early Australian prog. Ariel's second album "Rock and Roll Scars" consisted of a number of old Spectrum songs reworked (at the insistence of EMI in the UK). The album features Harvey James on lead guitar- he was a sensational player. On the Aus heavy rock side- not sure if you have checked out the early albums of The Master’s Apprentices (eg “A Toast to Panama Red”); and Blackfeather (album - Mountains of Madness) and Buffalo (all albums now very expensive), Madder Lake (album - Stillpoint). If you like blues- “Toward the Blues” by Chain (made in 1971)
Grateful for you for expanding my musical taste. I can’t wait to buy all the releases from the noble record label! I have almost all the noble exclusives!
Good stuff! I love that Can album. I aint attemping to spell the name, I just call it the OkraKraut album ha. Yezda Urfa and Dryewater-Southpaw, now Totty!? All from the mastertapes? Wow. Man, I am really excited about Totty. That is a gem of an album. I have the original lp also of that. The cover is chewed and beat so I got a great deal. Can’t wait to see these all pop up on the Noble Records site! Thanks Dillon PS: Man, I wish you could get the tapes for High Tides “Sea Shanties” That is a huge holy grail for me. Thanks for the cool shows!
Scorching as always. The Canadian Columbias (like that Hard Meat, Riverson, Jarvis St. Revue etc) is an intersting little rabbit hole. Those psych lps that were only pressed in Canada are all killer. There's only a handful but all are great!
Hey Dillon, really enjoy your channel and I'm learning a lot about music that I didn't know. But even some obscure stuff I have, you have it as well! Like Braen's Machine. I just stumbled on a band called Il Balletto di Bronzo. You probably don't know them, but if you don't, you're going to love it. (first prints are crazy expensive)
You're so good at what you do man... got me listening to King crimson, damnation of adam blessing and aphrodite's child, amongst others.. you never miss.. Don't know if you ever recommended it but electric music for the body and mind by Country joe and the fish is another 10/10 masterpiece
Got to your shop Sunday, guess you were out. Got the 1st and 2nd Horslips lps. Your store is really coming along, congrats. Thanks for such a great selection. Repress either T2, or Banchee.
I remember when Crow Music came out with Evil Woman back in the day. Just never thought of picking up the album. Well I do now ! Lol Got my Fracture the other day. Thanks man. So good..... Peace and love
Dylan, since discovering you, I've discovered a whole batch of new music. Can't wait for the Fraction record to come through to me in the UK. Have you checked out Greenslade before?
Hey Dillon, ever since you introduced Paul Pena I have been obsessed. Any chance you might review it as an exclusive release? It badly deserves a repress.
Hey Dillon. Wide Open lp I would love to own. It's way too rare. Reissue it? I own a reissue of that Totty album. I just got The Void reissue of It's All Meat. I have reissues of both Gift lps. Great Krautrock. I live and grew up in Youngstown, Ohio and many great psych, hard rock, and funk bands recorded at Peppermint back in the day. Great pick ups as always. Peace.
I have a Bob Dylan bootleg but someone has written on the sleeve and it states “Live at Albert Hall 1967”. Is that the same as the Great white wonder bootleg?
I'm super new to records and have only purchased one used record so far (the rest have been new). Maybe this is a dumb question, but do people actually buy records on discogs? I don't have a lot of record store options around me and no record shows that I'm aware of, but getting some original or at least older versions of some cheaper records is something I'm interested in. Thanks for the great content!
John's Children would be a cool piece. Shame that it's flawed with the crowd noises, the backing sounds real nice. Roy Rutanen is SO GOOD. Way better than one would think. I just picked up Parchment Farm, real scuzzy Mizzouri boys. Finchley Boys rocks too. I kind of hyped this Chicago obscurity today on my channel, Arnie Anderson & The Force. I could see this having the exclusive treatment. 😉 Crunchy hard rock reminds me of early Grand Funk, or that Midwest flavor like Truth & Janey.
You said something a couple of minutes into the video about a "buying freeze". I was just wondering ... WHAT THE HECK IS A BUYING FREEZE 🤷♂️ Whatever it is, don't mention it to my wife 🤣
You can buy our exclusive releases here:
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My fraction says pre shipment all week. Is that just a mistake with usps brother? Just wondering thanks man.
My copy of moon blood is on the way! super excited!
Man, I thought I’d done a lot of digging into early seventies hard and heavy stuff, but you got loads of stuff I’ve never heard of!
I’m watching this video because of the thumbnail. That’s such a cool album! Roll My Own is one of my favourite songs of the period.
I’m pleasantly surprised to see It’s All Meat! I was so lucky able to find it in my great-grandmother’s record collection (I don’t even know what it was doing in there) and I listened to it as it was one of the first records I got and I was blown away by the quality of it, definitely a criminally underrated album by an underrated group. Who knew it is as rare as it is? I feel even more lucky to have it in my collection especially as a relative beginner to record collecting
It's All Meat is one of the best records I've ever heard. Congrats on that pickup.
Dylan thanks for all the psych recommendations! I’ve been listening to a lot of this stuff recently. I listen to a lot of music but I tend to get in a rut so this has been fun for me listening to stuff I probably never would have heard of.
I appreciate what you do!
I have an original White Pony! It was a promotional giveaway on red vinyl, in a red soft plastic case. They were prizes for giveaway at the record listening parties.
It's All Meat was a Toronto band that also released a highly collectable garage/psych 45 called Feel It in 1969. I attended the Pink Floyd Ivor Wynne show in Hamilton Ontario on June 28 1975. That was a fantastic show, outdoors under a clear summer sky, everybody high. Check out the video of the show on you tube. Cheers.
I believe those copies of the Ivor Wynne June 28 1975 Hamilton show are incomplete with the encore Echoes missing.
I received my splatter vinyl copy of Fraction a cpl weeks ago and it's AWESOME!! The packaging is Spot ON! A+++!
You are just blowing me away. I so appreciate everything it is your doing and will help support it implicitly! Keep on keepin on Dilon! ✌️
Love your channel
Noticed you have mentioned Kahvas Jute a few times over the years. They were an early 70’s prog rock band from here, Australia.
The lead guitarist, Tim Gaze later joined Ariel for their first album “Strange Fantastic Dream”- - a very interesting album
Ariel (guitarist/songwriter and singer, Mike Rudd) were a progression from the Aus prog band Spectrum - recommend if you have not heard them- check out “Spectrum Part 1” , “Milesago” and their last concert “Terminal Buzz”. Early Australian prog.
Ariel's second album "Rock and Roll Scars" consisted of a number of old Spectrum songs reworked (at the insistence of EMI in the UK). The album features Harvey James on lead guitar- he was a sensational player.
On the Aus heavy rock side- not sure if you have checked out the early albums of The Master’s Apprentices (eg “A Toast to Panama Red”); and Blackfeather (album - Mountains of Madness) and Buffalo (all albums now very expensive), Madder Lake (album - Stillpoint).
If you like blues- “Toward the Blues” by Chain (made in 1971)
Grateful for you for expanding my musical taste. I can’t wait to buy all the releases from the noble record label! I have almost all the noble exclusives!
Good stuff! I love that Can album. I aint attemping to spell the name, I just call it the OkraKraut album ha.
Yezda Urfa and Dryewater-Southpaw, now Totty!? All from the mastertapes? Wow.
Man, I am really excited about Totty. That is a gem of an album. I have the original lp also of that. The cover is chewed and beat so I got a great deal.
Can’t wait to see these all pop up on the Noble Records site!
Thanks Dillon
PS: Man, I wish you could get the tapes for High Tides “Sea Shanties” That is a huge holy grail for me.
Thanks for the cool shows!
Scorching as always. The Canadian Columbias (like that Hard Meat, Riverson, Jarvis St. Revue etc) is an intersting little rabbit hole. Those psych lps that were only pressed in Canada are all killer. There's only a handful but all are great!
so many excellent records - i watch your videos and build my want lists! thanks for continuing to share so much great music!
Hey Dillon, really enjoy your channel and I'm learning a lot about music that I didn't know. But even some obscure stuff I have, you have it as well! Like Braen's Machine. I just stumbled on a band called Il Balletto di Bronzo. You probably don't know them, but if you don't, you're going to love it. (first prints are crazy expensive)
You're so good at what you do man... got me listening to King crimson, damnation of adam blessing and aphrodite's child, amongst others.. you never miss..
Don't know if you ever recommended it but electric music for the body and mind by Country joe and the fish is another 10/10 masterpiece
A lovely Sunday treat to see some great records!
John's Children has Marc Bolan in it.❤
Got to your shop Sunday, guess you were out. Got the 1st and 2nd Horslips lps. Your store is really coming along, congrats. Thanks for such a great selection.
Repress either T2, or Banchee.
Always cool, new stuff. Thank you!
I remember when Crow Music came out with Evil Woman back in the day. Just never thought of picking up the album. Well I do now ! Lol Got my Fracture the other day. Thanks man. So good..... Peace and love
Love your humor
And information on vinyl 😊
Moon Blood on the way to Germany. Thank You!
Got my copy of Moon Blood Saturday super glad to have it
Dylan, since discovering you, I've discovered a whole batch of new music. Can't wait for the Fraction record to come through to me in the UK. Have you checked out Greenslade before?
Man you really scored .. Love your Show 👍
I’m very late this vid but thank you for turning me on to Totty
ALOT OF AMAZING ALBUMS. 👍🥃
Great stuff as always man.
Pure 🔥
Tree
Ragnarok a great band from 1975 did two excellent albums in new Zealand band members have rereleased it last year epic.
Many thanks Dillon ✌️
fraction box set. now I've seen everything.
Roy Rutanen does have a New Zealand press. Good luck.
Never seen one! They aren’t on discogs and no record of one has ever sold on popsike. Interesting!
Hey Dillon, ever since you introduced Paul Pena I have been obsessed. Any chance you might review it as an exclusive release? It badly deserves a repress.
Totty reissue Awesome 👍👍
I shall try or buy Roy Rutanen, Totts brothers and Kavas Jute.
I will trust you and hope they are killergrails....
Well Dillon.... I Hope To A Copy Of Fraction .... I'll Hurt One Down.. Now That You Guys Got It Out There!!!!!
Riding Easy has it on their site. They have black or clear vinyl for $50.
Hey Dillon. Wide Open lp I would love to own. It's way too rare. Reissue it? I own a reissue of that Totty album. I just got The Void reissue of It's All Meat. I have reissues of both Gift lps. Great Krautrock. I live and grew up in Youngstown, Ohio and many great psych, hard rock, and funk bands recorded at Peppermint back in the day. Great pick ups as always. Peace.
Oh yeah, Youngstown had some amazing stuff! Thanks for watching! 🙏
Bought mine Thursday
Yeah luckily we had about 80 extra copies show up! So I listed a handful more.
I have a Bob Dylan bootleg but someone has written on the sleeve and it states “Live at Albert Hall 1967”. Is that the same as the Great white wonder bootleg?
I'm super new to records and have only purchased one used record so far (the rest have been new). Maybe this is a dumb question, but do people actually buy records on discogs? I don't have a lot of record store options around me and no record shows that I'm aware of, but getting some original or at least older versions of some cheaper records is something I'm interested in. Thanks for the great content!
John's Children would be a cool piece. Shame that it's flawed with the crowd noises, the backing sounds real nice. Roy Rutanen is SO GOOD. Way better than one would think. I just picked up Parchment Farm, real scuzzy Mizzouri boys. Finchley Boys rocks too.
I kind of hyped this Chicago obscurity today on my channel, Arnie Anderson & The Force. I could see this having the exclusive treatment. 😉 Crunchy hard rock reminds me of early Grand Funk, or that Midwest flavor like Truth & Janey.
You said something a couple of minutes into the video about a "buying freeze".
I was just wondering ...
WHAT THE HECK IS A BUYING FREEZE 🤷♂️
Whatever it is, don't mention it to my wife 🤣
It’s when I pretend I’m trying to behave 🤣 but only to myself, my wife doesn’t care what I do.
did you say you shipped all the red vinyl versions of Moon Blood? Mine still says awaiting shipment on the site
Totty is a great album, what do you think of their 2nd lp?
No no no way! You found Roy Rutanen?! Been after that one for so long, hopelessly hard to find. Are you keeping it or selling it in the shop?
All the records in my heavy rotation videos are keepers
@@noblerecords Ok, thanks. If you ever get tired of it. Let me know :)
...Eddie Bo hard to find on on the youtube...hint hint!....
Repress Headstone Circus!
Got my Fraction copy. It’s already doubled on the eBay. Wtf? Lol!
You. Issue it I’m buying
I know! I always see your name pop up. Thanks so much!
Thank you for the copies of Moon blood
My pleasure!
Hey do you have any Melanie Martinez records?
Btw check yer dms shortly . If you want a og of white pony I'll point ya in the right direction on a nice one .
Tree.
Akritas... is great... come on man pronounce it you got a damn original.
Yeah it’s a different language dude. Relax 🤣
I'm relaxed dudeorino
Never could get into that Fraction.