Richie, your quiet ''library'' voice lends much authority to this serious subject. The Butthole Surfers EP, '' Cream Corn From The Socket Of Davis'' was included with my reissue copy of Rembrandt Pussyhorse. The title refers to Sammy Davis Jrs missing eyeball. That EP includes two of the best Butthole songs, ''Moving To Florida'' and ''Comb''. The song, ''Comb'' approximates the sound of a live concert by the band. My fave tune on ''Rembrandt Pussyhorse'' is the cover of ''American Woman'', love how they sneak in a Bo Diddley tremelo guitar part. Bill Laswell is the Mastermind of the awesome, ''Album'' by PIL, he had Lydon fire his current band members and then he assembled the band of top-notch players. I'm still trying to track down a copy of the super- deluxe box set of ''Album''. Check out Randy Newman's oddball cover of Peter Gabriel's ''Big Time''.
1986 was a big year for me discovering college radio. That was the year of Yo La Tengo “Ride The Tiger”, The Feelies “The Good Earth”, The Chills “Kaleidoscope World” comp and Sonic Youth “Evol”. A watershed year music-wise. A lot of what you showed was in there, so much great music.
Bought peter Gabriel s so ,a couple of months ago have not played it yet waiting for an 80s moment to play it .since you mentioned it ill play it after work .
I’ve got almost all of the Spacemen 3 releases including some 7 inches. Love that raw first one. Got that Big Black too, awesome! Really need to get some Cramps and Cro Mags in my collection.
'86 was one of those totally British years for me. Hawkwind, Mission, Smiths, Sisters of Mercy, Prefab Sprout, that whole period of new age travellers meeting punk and pop and goth in one glorious mess. I miss my 80's. Really enjoyed the video Rich.
'86 is a good year for music. Looooooooove some Spacemen 3. This band is right up Cosmic B's alley. "Puppets" was my first Metallica record and still my favorite. Ha, ha. "Album" was my first P.I.L record. Oh just stop now! "The Queen Is Dead" is my first Smiths record. 😂 You're killing me. Cro-mags "Age" and the first Beasties were the first records I owned from those groups. No wonder I think '86 was a good year. Cheers!
Glad you did another one, really enjoy these. Iv been told I’d like spacemen three before, maybe by you come to think of it, but Iv never listened to them. I have PIL generic album but hardly ever listen to it I’ll have to pull it again. Date with Elvis might be my favorite cramps. Finally picked up a reissue of atomizer and really liked it. Have you heard blood and chocolate by EC? He vocals are very raw on that one, probably his most Dylan ish album. Frankly Mr shankly is one of my favorite smiths songs haha. I think I’m going to start doing these in the next few months but every year there’s one or 2 really really good albums I’m missing
A Date With Elvis - excellent choice. Album by PiL is the first one I heard from them. The Queen Is Dead would definitely be on my list. License to Ill - it would have slipped my mind that it was '86, but damn you're right.
The Mission, always loved that band, Is your Spacemen 3 OG on the Glass label, I have that same UK press, take a look at the prices of that now, I think I paid $20 for that back in the day. I would of put Robert Cray's Strong Persuader in there, he won a Grammy with it. Cool list!
Great year, so much good stuff. I do not have the Butthole Surfers album otherwise I had those albums and really enjoy them. Love that Spacemen 3 album.
It's a good list. A couple others for your consideration: Sonic Youth "Evol"; New Order "Brotherhood", R.E.M. "Life's Rich Pageant and one of my personal favorites Let's Active's "Big Plans For Everybody." And Prince's "Parade." I have a copy of the PiL album you showed, but mine is called "Cassette" because it's on a cassette. 1986 was a good year for music. Rock on Vinyl Richie!
Haven't caught one of your top of the year vids in a while...and I should. I've given so many a listen by seeing them appear on your lists. Glad to say I have six of these top ten (as well as Gabriel's So) and are all killer imho too. Admittedly I love the Cro-Mags (fantastic indeed!!) and Metallica most, but damn that PiL lp is sooo good as are Cramps and Beasties. Love the way you described PiL "Rock album by a punk band" perfect! Great selections Richie Cheers! 🍻✌️🤘🎶🤘
I like that Butthole Surfers album too, Creep in the Cellar is umm..... creepy. I need that Spacemen 3 album, love that band. Saw the Cramps on A Date with Elvis tour with Candy Del Mar on bass, Lux got almost naked and climbed a speaker stack, in high heels yet! Love the PIL and Smiths albums. Great choices Rich.
1986...I remember it well. That seems to be sort of a grey area in Rock. The New Wave scene fading away, and Grudge was beginning take off. For me, the 1986 LP that comes to mind is, Roky Erickson--Don't Slander Me. Even thought it was recorded in 1982.
May I add these terrific albums? The Wipers Land of the Lost, The Lyres Lyres Lyres, Dag Nasty Can I Say, Dead Kennedys Bedtime For Democracy, Youth Of Today Break Down the Walls. And bro, how could you leave out one of the very greatest albums of the 80's? Bad Brains I Against I . (An amazing achievement after they exhausted the limits of speed playing)
Sweet "Feed Us A Fetus" is a great album. I have a soft spot for bands that have the courage to be politically incorrect. Only seen the Dayglo Abortions live once locally in Vancouver back in 1987 with Whipping Boy from Palo Alto. Ca. opening.
My top3 from 1986: The Steppes - Drop of the Creature The Big Gundown - John Zorn plays the music of Ennio Morricone Dunkelziffer III ( feat. Damo Suzuki)
Absolutly #1 License to Ill It was a game changer I think Paul Simons Graceland was bigger than So Zappa released his amazing Synclavier album ; Jazz from Hell Steve Vai played guitar on Album Adrain Belew played on Graceland Sorry got sidetracked My ‘86 vinyls include: XTC : Skylarking Billy Bragg : Talking to the Taxman about poetry Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds : Kicking against the Pricks The Cure : Standing on the Beach
Very cool picks, but why so brief? I listen to and watch out of the corner of my eye when cooking/cleaning up, and most of these countdown videos are at least 15 to 30 minutes. You could tell us a bit about what was going on in your life at the time, and cover maybe 25, zipping through the first 5 or ten more quickly if ya want. Just a friendly suggestion. I was in high school in Iowa and my knowledge of music via Trouser Press Record Guide and various magazines, outpaced my access to music and available funds, and I was going insane from the tyranny of MTV and corporate rock radio. Fortunately I had KUNI, a great college station, and some friends who had older brothers in college bringing home music for me to dub on cassette. Dr. Fester's Lucky 13: 1. The Chameleons - Strange Times 2. The Feelies - The Good Earth 3. Slayer - Reign In Blood 4. Metallica - Master of Puppets 5. XTC - Skylarking 6. Easterhouse - Contenders 7. The Woodentops - Giant 8. Big Black - Atomizer 9. The Smiths - The Queen Is Dead 10. Felt - Forever Breathes The Lonely Word 11. Bad Brains - I Against I 12. Agent Orange - This Is The Voice 13. The Church - Heyday More: Love And Rockets - Express Screaming Blue Messiahs - Gun-Shy Hunters & Collectors - Human Frailty Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Your Funeral . . . My Trial The The - Infected Shriekback - Big Night Music And Also The Trees - Virus Meadow R.E.M. - Lifes Rich Pageant Paul Simon - Graceland The Primevals - Sound Hole Stan Ridgway - The Big Heat Talk Talk - The Colour Of Spring Hüsker Dü - Candy Apple Grey The Housemartins - London 0 Hull 4 The Saints - All Fools Day Translator - Evening Of The Harvest Saint Vitus - Born Too Late Bubblin under: Candlemass, Game Theory, The Lucy Show, Moving Targets, Squirrel Bait, T.S.O.L., New Model Army, Died Pretty, Sonic Youth, Scratch Acid, Slovenly, The Scientists, The Call, The Celibate Rifles, The Three Johns, The Go-Betweens, The Jazz Butcher, Robyn Hitchcock, Arthur Russell, Sonny Sharrock, Prince, Dumptruck, Wipers, The Triffids, Public Image Ltd., Peter Gabriel, Iron Maiden, Lyries, Throwing Muses, Siouxsie, That Petrol Emotion, Elvis Costello, Ups and Downs, Mighty Lemon Drops, The Smithereens, This Mortal Coil, Kraftwerk, Colin Newman, Run-DMC, The Comsat Angels, a-ha, Tyrnaround, Red Guitars, Die Kreuzen, Roky Erickson, New Order, Opal Cynics, NoMeansNo, Kreator, The Fall, The Mission, Megadeth, Yo La Tengo, Lowlife, Queensryche, Griffin, High Rise, Dark Angel, Killing Joke, Iggy Pop, Melvins, David & David, World Party, Effigies.
Nice! That’s the year I was born! Not my favorite year for music though. Glad to see your list of cool albums! Spacemen 3 were awesome! Only ever found one of their albums, Perfect Prescription and I think it’s a boot.
@@vinylrichie007 you're anything but a wanker. i can't see paying much more than $45 for anything but with discogs, i'm sure you see a return on your investment or at least i hope you do!
I’m gonna be in Los Angeles for a week. What record stores should I check out? I’ll definitely hit Ameoba. You mention Going Underground Records, too. Anything else?
I haven’t heard that B Surfers. Wait. I haven’t heard the next one and the next one. I’m missing out on the best. I must only know the mediocre of 1986. Ok - I love that Metallica. Back to not knowing 5, 4. I don’t like Frankly either. Don’t know 2 but I lived in that B Boys album. It was everywhere when I was in the navy. Couldn’t escape it and didn’t want to.
I almost bought that Butthole Surfers this week. I went for PCPPEP instead. It was the Matador reissue and I remember reading that a track or two on it isn’t the same as on the og. And maybe missing one song even? I’m not sure. Anyway, I didn’t have PCPPEP, and the reissue should be the same as the og release. Master Of Puppets is tight.
@@vinylrichie007 Whilst listening I noticed that. I do own the first EP but I hadn’t listened to this live ep before and didn’t ever pay attention to the track list.
Elvis Costello - King of America Steve Earle - Guitar Town Triffids - Born Sandy Devotional Husker Du - Candy Apple Grey The Fall - Bend Sinister Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Kicking Against the Pricks Camper Van Beethoven - Camper Van Beethoven Love and Rockets - Express Felt - Forever Breathes the Lonely Word XTC - Skylarking The The - Infected Throwing Muses - Throwing Muses
I was in prison until August of 1986, so I kind of missed that year. Don't hold up a donut shop without checking for cops first..
😂
Don't hold up the Police station without checking for donuts first.
That is great advice.
Don't hold a donut 🍩 naked while cops around 😅.
Richie, your quiet ''library'' voice lends much authority to this serious subject. The Butthole Surfers EP, '' Cream Corn From The Socket Of Davis'' was included with my reissue copy of Rembrandt Pussyhorse. The title refers to Sammy Davis Jrs missing eyeball. That EP includes two of the best Butthole songs, ''Moving To Florida'' and ''Comb''. The song, ''Comb'' approximates the sound of a live concert by the band. My fave tune on ''Rembrandt Pussyhorse'' is the cover of ''American Woman'', love how they sneak in a Bo Diddley tremelo guitar part. Bill Laswell is the Mastermind of the awesome, ''Album'' by PIL, he had Lydon fire his current band members and then he assembled the band of top-notch players. I'm still trying to track down a copy of the super- deluxe box set of ''Album''. Check out Randy Newman's oddball cover of Peter Gabriel's ''Big Time''.
Moving To California is a great song.
1986 was a big year for me discovering college radio. That was the year of Yo La Tengo “Ride The Tiger”, The Feelies “The Good Earth”, The Chills “Kaleidoscope World” comp and Sonic Youth “Evol”. A watershed year music-wise. A lot of what you showed was in there, so much great music.
Evol is one of the Sonic Youth albums that I want to pick up.
Bought peter Gabriel s so ,a couple of months ago have not played it yet waiting for an 80s moment to play it .since you mentioned it ill play it after work .
I remember listening to the Mission Uk, PIL , The Smiths in the 80’s. I discovered Spaceman 3 later in life. Great list.
@@vinylshawn4757 I also discovered Spacemen 3 later.
I’ve got almost all of the Spacemen 3 releases including some 7 inches. Love that raw first one. Got that Big Black too, awesome! Really need to get some Cramps and Cro Mags in my collection.
'86 was one of those totally British years for me. Hawkwind, Mission, Smiths, Sisters of Mercy, Prefab Sprout, that whole period of new age travellers meeting punk and pop and goth in one glorious mess. I miss my 80's. Really enjoyed the video Rich.
Very cool! Punk, Pop and Goth works for me.
'86 is a good year for music. Looooooooove some Spacemen 3. This band is right up Cosmic B's alley. "Puppets" was my first Metallica record and still my favorite. Ha, ha. "Album" was my first P.I.L record. Oh just stop now! "The Queen Is Dead" is my first Smiths record. 😂 You're killing me. Cro-mags "Age" and the first Beasties were the first records I owned from those groups. No wonder I think '86 was a good year. Cheers!
86, a year of firsts.
Glad you did another one, really enjoy these. Iv been told I’d like spacemen three before, maybe by you come to think of it, but Iv never listened to them. I have PIL generic album but hardly ever listen to it I’ll have to pull it again. Date with Elvis might be my favorite cramps. Finally picked up a reissue of atomizer and really liked it. Have you heard blood and chocolate by EC? He vocals are very raw on that one, probably his most Dylan ish album. Frankly Mr shankly is one of my favorite smiths songs haha. I think I’m going to start doing these in the next few months but every year there’s one or 2 really really good albums I’m missing
A Date With Elvis - excellent choice. Album by PiL is the first one I heard from them. The Queen Is Dead would definitely be on my list. License to Ill - it would have slipped my mind that it was '86, but damn you're right.
Nice selection- Spaceman, the Beastie Boys and the Cro-mags on the same list! That’s what I call a fun day listening to music. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it
Solid list! I got everyone
Thanks for watching.
Your #3 is my #1!
@@EmbryonicRobot i think it is lot of peoples #1.
I'm gonna give a listen to Mission UK.. Also, Spaceman 3 looks good. I haven't seen that one. 🎵 Your lists are always good, Rich
Hope you enjoy it!
I'm getting some The Mission when I see any, and Spaceman 3 is very good and cool.. Sound Of Confusion, right ?
I think I was flat broke that entire years, not much in my collection. Always enjoy your lists!
@@elliottcrews4997 I received your VCLT. I’ll most likely do a vinyl finds video next week. I’ll discuss it then.
@@vinylrichie007 glad it got to you safe and sound!
Great video Rich, love these 'best of year' lists. Can you playlist these to make it easy watching for us lazy folks? Cheers and beers 🍻
I will do that.
Reign in Blood, DUDE!
That is a great choice.
Strong top 10
Thanks for watching.
The Mission, always loved that band, Is your Spacemen 3 OG on the Glass label, I have that same UK press, take a look at the prices of that now, I think I paid $20 for that back in the day. I would of put Robert Cray's Strong Persuader in there, he won a Grammy with it. Cool list!
@@grz66 Grammy winner is a red flag. Seldom is a Grammy winner a best of the year.
Great year, so much good stuff. I do not have the Butthole Surfers album otherwise I had those albums and really enjoy them. Love that Spacemen 3 album.
The Butthole Surfers is a strange listen. Check out the song Creep In The Cellar.
Good selection. Happy to see you give The Mission some respect!
Much appreciated!
Nice one! I'm partial to Siouxsie and the Banshees "Tinderbox"
Good choice!
Against I , Candy Apple Grey and Enjoy! in 1986
I did consider I Against I.
I’m listening to I Against I right now. I’m thinking it should have made the list.
It's a good list. A couple others for your consideration: Sonic Youth "Evol"; New Order "Brotherhood", R.E.M. "Life's Rich Pageant and one of my personal favorites Let's Active's "Big Plans For Everybody." And Prince's "Parade." I have a copy of the PiL album you showed, but mine is called "Cassette" because it's on a cassette. 1986 was a good year for music. Rock on Vinyl Richie!
All great choices.
Graceland Graceland Graceland
Maybe top 20.
Hahahahahahah okay
Haven't caught one of your top of the year vids in a while...and I should. I've given so many a listen by seeing them appear on your lists. Glad to say I have six of these top ten (as well as Gabriel's So) and are all killer imho too. Admittedly I love the Cro-Mags (fantastic indeed!!) and Metallica most, but damn that PiL lp is sooo good as are Cramps and Beasties. Love the way you described PiL "Rock album by a punk band" perfect! Great selections Richie Cheers! 🍻✌️🤘🎶🤘
It has been a while since I did one of these. There was a 7 month gap between 1985 and 1986.
I like that Butthole Surfers album too, Creep in the Cellar is umm..... creepy. I need that Spacemen 3 album, love that band. Saw the Cramps on A Date with Elvis tour with Candy Del Mar on bass, Lux got almost naked and climbed a speaker stack, in high heels yet! Love the PIL and Smiths albums. Great choices Rich.
The Cramps were always great live.
1986...I remember it well. That seems to be sort of a grey area in Rock. The New Wave scene fading away, and Grudge was beginning take off. For me, the 1986 LP that comes to mind is, Roky Erickson--Don't Slander Me. Even thought it was recorded in 1982.
I want to get a copy of Don’t Slander Me.
May I add these terrific albums? The Wipers Land of the Lost, The Lyres Lyres Lyres, Dag Nasty Can I Say, Dead Kennedys Bedtime For Democracy, Youth Of Today Break Down the Walls. And bro, how could you leave out one of the very greatest albums of the 80's? Bad Brains I Against I . (An amazing achievement after they exhausted the limits of speed playing)
Of those, I did consider Dag Nasty, dead Kennedys, Youth Of Today and Bad Brains. Bad Brains were the closest to making the list.
I´m thinking about buying Mission Uk...
It is s great listen.
‘86 was a good year for music. My picks would have included R.E.M. Lifes Rich Pagent, The Church Heydey and XTC Skykarking.
Sweet "Feed Us A Fetus" is a great album. I have a soft spot for bands that have the courage to be politically incorrect. Only seen the Dayglo Abortions live once locally in Vancouver back in 1987 with Whipping Boy from Palo Alto. Ca. opening.
It was hard for me to leave Feed Us A Fetus off the list.
As always, provocative choices. I need to check out that Mission UK record!
It is very good.
I think the "difference" between thrash and speed metal is largely in people's heads.
That is what I thought.
My top3 from 1986:
The Steppes - Drop of the Creature
The Big Gundown - John Zorn plays the music of Ennio Morricone
Dunkelziffer III ( feat. Damo Suzuki)
Now that is a list I’m not familiar with.
@@vinylrichie007
That John Zorn album is awesome
I’ve got that Steppes album. Awesome!
*hell yes Spaceman 3! I would have added the Scientists "Weird Love".*
I need a copy of Weird Love.
@@vinylrichie007yeah you do. Solid video...I always unmute your videos...others, not so much.
Absolutly #1 License to Ill
It was a game changer
I think Paul Simons Graceland was bigger than So
Zappa released his amazing Synclavier album ; Jazz from Hell
Steve Vai played guitar on Album
Adrain Belew played on Graceland
Sorry got sidetracked
My ‘86 vinyls include:
XTC : Skylarking
Billy Bragg : Talking to the Taxman about poetry
Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds : Kicking against the Pricks
The Cure : Standing on the Beach
All great choices.
Album is such a great album, much more expansive than their previous release, “single”
I can’t argue with that.
Beastie Boys at #1 sealed the deal!
It is so good.
No PRESS TO PLAY
That makes the wanker list.
Very cool picks, but why so brief? I listen to and watch out of the corner of my eye when cooking/cleaning up, and most of these countdown videos are at least 15 to 30 minutes. You could tell us a bit about what was going on in your life at the time, and cover maybe 25, zipping through the first 5 or ten more quickly if ya want. Just a friendly suggestion.
I was in high school in Iowa and my knowledge of music via Trouser Press Record Guide and various magazines, outpaced my access to music and available funds, and I was going insane from the tyranny of MTV and corporate rock radio. Fortunately I had KUNI, a great college station, and some friends who had older brothers in college bringing home music for me to dub on cassette.
Dr. Fester's Lucky 13:
1. The Chameleons - Strange Times
2. The Feelies - The Good Earth
3. Slayer - Reign In Blood
4. Metallica - Master of Puppets
5. XTC - Skylarking
6. Easterhouse - Contenders
7. The Woodentops - Giant
8. Big Black - Atomizer
9. The Smiths - The Queen Is Dead
10. Felt - Forever Breathes The Lonely Word
11. Bad Brains - I Against I
12. Agent Orange - This Is The Voice
13. The Church - Heyday
More:
Love And Rockets - Express
Screaming Blue Messiahs - Gun-Shy
Hunters & Collectors - Human Frailty
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Your Funeral . . . My Trial
The The - Infected
Shriekback - Big Night Music
And Also The Trees - Virus Meadow
R.E.M. - Lifes Rich Pageant
Paul Simon - Graceland
The Primevals - Sound Hole
Stan Ridgway - The Big Heat
Talk Talk - The Colour Of Spring
Hüsker Dü - Candy Apple Grey
The Housemartins - London 0 Hull 4
The Saints - All Fools Day
Translator - Evening Of The Harvest
Saint Vitus - Born Too Late
Bubblin under: Candlemass, Game Theory, The Lucy Show, Moving Targets, Squirrel Bait, T.S.O.L., New Model Army, Died Pretty, Sonic Youth, Scratch Acid, Slovenly, The Scientists, The Call, The Celibate Rifles, The Three Johns, The Go-Betweens, The Jazz Butcher, Robyn Hitchcock, Arthur Russell, Sonny Sharrock, Prince, Dumptruck, Wipers, The Triffids, Public Image Ltd., Peter Gabriel, Iron Maiden, Lyries, Throwing Muses, Siouxsie, That Petrol Emotion, Elvis Costello, Ups and Downs, Mighty Lemon Drops, The Smithereens, This Mortal Coil, Kraftwerk, Colin Newman, Run-DMC, The Comsat Angels, a-ha, Tyrnaround, Red Guitars, Die Kreuzen, Roky Erickson, New Order, Opal Cynics, NoMeansNo, Kreator, The Fall, The Mission, Megadeth, Yo La Tengo, Lowlife, Queensryche, Griffin, High Rise, Dark Angel, Killing Joke, Iggy Pop, Melvins, David & David, World Party, Effigies.
I get it now! Its a play on "Lionel Richie", but Vinyl Richie.👍
Yes.
Nice! That’s the year I was born! Not my favorite year for music though. Glad to see your list of cool albums! Spacemen 3 were awesome! Only ever found one of their albums, Perfect Prescription and I think it’s a boot.
The Spacemen 3 album I want is Perfect Prescription.
@@vinylrichie007 Just checked... I have the 2009 reissue on Fire Records, and hey, this reminds me I need to dig it up and give it another spin.
ANOTHER 100%
i agree. i'm a dozen years younger than you and was supposed to be paying attention to these records then but mostly wasn't.
Thanks for watching.
@@vinylrichie007 you're anything but a wanker. i can't see paying much more than $45 for anything but with discogs, i'm sure you see a return on your investment or at least i hope you do!
You picked some of the best of 86.
Agree
Thanks
SPACEMEN 3!!✊🏻🎶
Thanks for watching.
I’m gonna be in Los Angeles for a week. What record stores should I check out? I’ll definitely hit Ameoba. You mention Going Underground Records, too. Anything else?
I need to listen to Spacemen 3. I know, get a life. Always recommended just never looked em up. Will do!
You can’t hear everything.
Evol by Sonic Youth beat out Strange Times by The Chameleons for my favorite album of 1986.
I need to get Evol.
John Cougar Mellencamp’s The Lonesome Jubilee is pretty good.
Agh never mind I think that’s from the following year.
Cool t-shirt, have you checked out their new record?
@@Russell.S I’ve only heard one song,
I haven’t heard that B Surfers. Wait. I haven’t heard the next one and the next one. I’m missing out on the best. I must only know the mediocre of 1986. Ok - I love that Metallica. Back to not knowing 5, 4. I don’t like Frankly either. Don’t know 2 but I lived in that B Boys album. It was everywhere when I was in the navy. Couldn’t escape it and didn’t want to.
@@garagegeek4863 Garage Geek in the Navy. I never would have guessed.
@@vinylrichie007just imagine Village people and you’re almost there. Actually, no, it was dangerous at the time….
I almost bought that Butthole Surfers this week. I went for PCPPEP instead. It was the Matador reissue and I remember reading that a track or two on it isn’t the same as on the og. And maybe missing one song even? I’m not sure. Anyway, I didn’t have PCPPEP, and the reissue should be the same as the og release. Master Of Puppets is tight.
Matador, politically correct?
The PCPPEP is essentially a live version of the first EP. I would say Rembrandt Pussyhorse is better.
@@vinylrichie007 Whilst listening I noticed that. I do own the first EP but I hadn’t listened to this live ep before and didn’t ever pay attention to the track list.
Good Picks VR😃 who are the Wizards? 🙃
@@gratefuldawgs2738 i don’t know.
Well I can't argue with u because I've only listed to Metallica. So I will take your word for it
Check out the Cro Mags. The vocals are killer.
@@vinylrichie007 I listen to them the good but it’s definitely something I would need to be in the mood for. But then that goes for a lot of artists
Strange. There could be three same albums in my Top 10: Cramps, Metallica & Beastie Boys.
That Cro Mags is great. The vocals are so much better than Metallica.
@@vinylrichie007 Cro-Mags is very good. Don't have that album.
Did Poison Ivy ever do vocals ???
@@nicksvinylbutty5488 I don’t think do.
Once maybe twice. Ivy sang the song "Get Off The Road" (a B-side)
Elvis Costello - King of America
Steve Earle - Guitar Town
Triffids - Born Sandy Devotional
Husker Du - Candy Apple Grey
The Fall - Bend Sinister
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Kicking Against the Pricks
Camper Van Beethoven - Camper Van Beethoven
Love and Rockets - Express
Felt - Forever Breathes the Lonely Word
XTC - Skylarking
The The - Infected
Throwing Muses - Throwing Muses
Did I just lose a bit more hearing or was that quiet? By Richie's standards? No offence.