Same here! I've been neglecting my cassette collection in favor of CD's, but I have a lot of tapes that I don't have on CD, so I need to rediscover those albums. When CD's were becoming more and more prevalent but before I had got my first CD player I bought a lot of albums on cassette. This great video by Frank is just the push I need to check out my old tapes and enjoy them again.
I need to pull my cassettes out too however,most of mine are eighties pop.from Kajagoogoo to Terence Trent D’Arby.I think I may have some eighties hair bands too.Definitely need to sort through them.I kept all my tapes as I was a teenager in the eighties and can’t summon the strength to get rid of them.Too many memories attached to them.
@@witchinghour3654 Unless space is a problem I can't imagine why you would want to ditch those wonderful old tapes. I have tons of '80's pop too; that was the golden age of MTV and the videos were often a fine compliment to the music coming out at that time; A Flock Of Seagulls, Toto, Styx, Joe Jackson, Haircut 100, Peter Gabriel, and so many more. Including my personal favorite band of the time; Depeche Mode! A great era for pop music, and I was also immersed at that time in the cassette culture movement; home tapers (like myself) who made and traded their own music with each other. I had a blast back then, making tapes with dinky little drum machines, Casio keyboards, and the kitchen sink. So the '80's was a magical era for me.
So fun to see someone get as excited as i do to receive new music! Even if it's "old" music, if it's a new format it's all new to me! Take care Frank! Enjoy your weekend!
Wow! Cool cassettes. I haven't listened to cassette tapes in years. I used to buy albums back in the early 80's and make cassette tapes to play in the car. I also made mixed tapes. I almost always bought vinyl then made my own tapes.
Awesome video as usual Frank! That was a pretty sweet haul right there! I am also a huge fan of 80's movies, I grew up in the 80's, definitely my fav decade. I also collect tapes and I have a fairly decent collection across the genres, but with a main focus on metal. I love the fact that a lot of bands are doing tape releases again, with some having tape only releases. What is old is new again thankfully! Take care and keep the videos coming! Cheers, Shawn
Kiss "Root Beer", pretty cool. I picked up an AC/DC "Rock or Bust" beer a couple years ago in New Brunswick. Kept the can. Great addition to the Rec Room! Loved Meat Balls. Classic Murray! Weird Science, Kelly Lebrock! lol Love it. Thanks as always.
80s movie/soundtracks are the best of the best!!!! What a perfect time in pop culture lol!!! The boys from Angel Beach were certainly a big part of youth lol. Weird Science is my favorite movies from the 80's. Anthony M Hall was just golden in everything he did.
Frank, even I gave up on cassettes a LONG time ago. Actually, I remember Nancy Parsons, but not from where you're probably thinking. She was in a great episode of STAR TREK NEXT GENERATION. Season 3, Episode 9 "The Vengeance Factor" That episode totally gets an A +. It's arguably the best episode that revolves around Riker.
Hi Frank. I absolutely love the 80's soundtracks too. I was growing up in the 80's so it's definitely my favourite decade. I have quite of few classic soundtracks from that era, some on CD, some on vinyl. Top Gun I think is my favourite one, but I have many other great soundtracks such as Beverley Hills Cop, Labyrinth, Dirty Dancing and More Dirty Dancing, ET - The Extra Terestrial (John William's music in that film is just amazing), Cocktail to name a few, and I do have some from the late 70's as well from Grease, Saturday Night Fever, FM, Jeff Wayne's War Of The Worlds, and two soundtracks of disco music from the films The Stud and Married Men. I would love to find the Back To The Future one for my collection one day soon, that would be awesome. Cool collection of cassettes you got there too, especially the rock and metal ones. You'll enjoy rockin' to those when you're tinkering around doing stuff in the garage. Thanks for the video Frank, loved it. 👍
I'm jealous of the KISS cassettes. I have them all except for the Gene Simmons solo album. I used to play these cassettes in my tape deck in my car in the summer. Good times.
Sincerely Hoping that like vinyl, there will a revival of Cassettes...A Decent Cassette Deck such as a Nakamichi absolutely Kills stone dead the digital crap coming from a CD machine...Great Video As Always.
like christmas in springtime....very cool...god bless you and the family, as well as the beck family.....hope we all get to see friends real soon....peace always my friend....rocky
So Jelly! I wish I had those Sab Canadian cassettes. I want the whole collection up to Born Again like you have there. You know many of those Heavy Metal tapes go for a bunch of money these days. Makes them tough to collect. Remember when some of them were like 7.99 or even 5.99 US back in the day? Now some of those start at 20 or 30 bucks used.
I also love 80s soundtrack vinyl. The Lost boys is an awesome soundtrack ,Top Gun,Footloose and The Breakfast club are my favourites.I was a teenager in the eighties so they hold so many memories.I have weird science, but I don’t own Porkys or Meatballs,although they were great movies.Enjoy!!
That was a blast to watch! Loved yer reactions. And yes! I wouldn't drink them either myself. A full bottle is cooler to display. Glad that you enjoyed them! Rock on frank! Cheers!
I picked up a copy of Smith/Kotzen as well pretty great record. I love all the 80's movies and soundtracks as well. Gil is a good dude totally hooked you up.
Sorry frank, i had to stop the vid while i was watching.. i saw the vinyl Smith/Kozen and i was like, wtf why i didnt knew this. went to YT and heard a couple of songs.. ordered it right away.. Thats why channels like channel33rpm are so important.. finding new music, talk about it, share it. Keep up the great work frank!
A friend gave me three cassette cases and one was similar to the on Frank got. Almost every Black Sabbath tape issued from the Ozzy and Dio era. I'm a muscle car guy and most of them have tape players so that is great.
I have the Smith/Kotzen album on vinyl as well, listened to it the other week, great album. As far as the cassettes, I grew up with them but I don't get the love for them.. still have bad dreams of the sound of a cassette being chewed...
You've got some amazing followers, they send you some awesome gifts. You've got a great channel, and that's good karma coming back to you. Omg, I love those cassettes. I've got the complete Kiss and Rush Tapeography(sp?).
Some nice stuff Frank. Love the Kiss socks. I used to have Hot Shots the Best of Trooper. Possibly the one album I regret selling. I have just started watching Stranger Things and was pleased to hear Trooper's Raise a Little Hell. I doubt most people on my side of the pond know who Trooper were.
heaven n hell was the first album i bought(i'm 52) born again was the first album my mom bought me. born again remains my fave sabbath album. always been a huge deep purple fan so go figure. funny, i was just trolling comedies looking for something to watch and meatballs popped up. i hadnt thought of that movie forever and now you have the soundtrack. guess i should go watch the movie now.
Some bands(particularly Sabbath family tree, Kiss. Rush, Judas ..) I collect multiple formats like vinyl, cd, cassettes and 8tracks(even Reels for sabbath). I've got over 100 sabbath related cassettes.
I just bought the 1980 movie sound track to “The Fog” from John Carpenter. 1 of my top 5 favorite movies. I bought the new release instead of the original only for the fact there is nice high def picture book included. The original doesn’t. You should check it out. It’s great.
i did watch the funky moose video and thought it was really good. Didnt know you worked in politics in the past. How have you managed to stay so sane !! Just watching you open the mail is a treat for us. you get sooo much cool stuff. Keep on spinning and great show once again !! Have a great weekend, I'm gonna try out "Live after death "
Thanks Graham. Yes, I worked in politics, but from the media side of things (as a reporter). It was my life for about a decade. Now, I am taking a well deserved mental rest from that, haha. Have a great weekend! Frank
Yes they are pretty awesome as well, I really enjoy them I know the Abby road stuff gets a bad rap because it is digital but I have a few from different artist and think they sound great the only thing with the box set is the annoying fake obeys I don’t know what to do with them lol
i was 15 in 1985 and seen porky's part 3 with my mom in the theater and i had to talk her into going with me to get me in the theater also seen weird science in the theater and other obscure comedies like *just one of the guys * too
Nice Wierd Science soundtrack with Killing Joke on it. You can listen to Eighties by them , Come As You Are by Nirvana & Life Goes On by The Damned & groove on the similar style ! 🎸
I must admit to being mildly disappointed when a box of 'Metal Cassettes' turned out to be Cassettes of Metal Bands lol. I was hoping you'd found a source of brand new metal cassettes. Oh well. As for the Kiss memorabilia, you can keep that stuff to yourself! eeeeugh. Guess it takes all types eh? Keep on spinning Frank!
Cool! I never know which bands have made it outside of the country and which ones haven't. As a kid, I thought only Canadians knew who Bryan Adams and Corey Hart were, lol. Thanks for the comment!
Normally I'd be super jealous of that case of metal cassettes, but I actually own probably 90% of those! However I wish I had the black colored tapes of BS, mine are almost all white.
Pretty much unrelated to this show, but.... I'd be interested in your view on if you prefer a nice quiet new pressing where the overall sound is, say a tad subdued/poorly mastered, Vs a well played and a little crackly and poppy (not enough to ruin the music of course, just noticeable in quieter passages) original pressing with better overall sound quality - where the price is often very similar. Notwithstanding a new Vs old sleeve 😀 Thinking Kiss Destroyer or DC Dirty Deeds and the like, not the MOFI stuff of course
@@Channel33RPM if money was no object, yeh I would try to find the VG+ of the original pressing but that can be (as you know) ++£50, where £19.99 gets a shrink new repress with poor audio.... I dunno, I'm a similar age to you so want the original for nostalgia too. I *think* I'm OK putting up with crackles over poorer mastering. I suppose I could spin the disc and simultaneously listen on tidal 😂
Awesome video great stuff I have heard a song from that SK album pretty good yeah Richie as bin around I remember him With Poison but got kicked out for sleeping with the Drummers wife hahaha not cool and he did a little time with Mr Big good stuff check it out and keep on spinning 😛🤘
They caab definitely sound decent with the right set up. I think my mind got used to hearing certain albums in tape, because I grew up listening to them that way. Thanks for the comment. Frank
Gold stamp promos were promotional copies sent to radio stations, reviewers etc. They were among the first copies pressed, and some people believe they sound better, because the stampers were still fresh. Frank
love those metal cassettes! makes me want to dig mine out.
Same here! I've been neglecting my cassette collection in favor of CD's, but I have a lot of tapes that I don't have on CD, so I need to rediscover those albums. When CD's were becoming more and more prevalent but before I had got my first CD player I bought a lot of albums on cassette. This great video by Frank is just the push I need to check out my old tapes and enjoy them again.
They are definitely fun to pull out and listen to once in awhile. Sure brings me back...
Frank
I need to pull my cassettes out too however,most of mine are eighties pop.from Kajagoogoo to Terence Trent D’Arby.I think I may have some eighties hair bands too.Definitely need to sort through them.I kept all my tapes as I was a teenager in the eighties and can’t summon the strength to get rid of them.Too many memories attached to them.
@@witchinghour3654 Unless space is a problem I can't imagine why you would want to ditch those wonderful old tapes. I have tons of '80's pop too; that was the golden age of MTV and the videos were often a fine compliment to the music coming out at that time; A Flock Of Seagulls, Toto, Styx, Joe Jackson, Haircut 100, Peter Gabriel, and so many more. Including my personal favorite band of the time; Depeche Mode! A great era for pop music, and I was also immersed at that time in the cassette culture movement; home tapers (like myself) who made and traded their own music with each other. I had a blast back then, making tapes with dinky little drum machines, Casio keyboards, and the kitchen sink. So the '80's was a magical era for me.
Nice music haul! Enjoy. I play CDs in my garage when I am out tinkering.
So fun to see someone get as excited as i do to receive new music! Even if it's "old" music, if it's a new format it's all new to me! Take care Frank! Enjoy your weekend!
Hi Lisa! I just you order. Thank you! You have a great weekend as well.
Frank
A lot of great music on those cassettes. Have a great weekend everyone.
I've got my listening cut out for me. Have a great weekend as well.
Frank
It's gonna be a box of Metal Cassettes kind of Summer! Rock on Frank. Cheers 🥂
Yes, indeed. Have a good one!
Just bought my wife a mint 92 firebird its cassette unit works great. Wish I found that many nice ones
Wow! Cool cassettes. I haven't listened to cassette tapes in years. I used to buy albums back in the early 80's and make cassette tapes to play in the car. I also made mixed tapes. I almost always bought vinyl then made my own tapes.
For sure... I remember doing that all the time. And making copies of the albums my friends bought, that I didn't own. Good times!
FranK
Awesome video as usual Frank! That was a pretty sweet haul right there! I am also a huge fan of 80's movies, I grew up in the 80's, definitely my fav decade. I also collect tapes and I have a fairly decent collection across the genres, but with a main focus on metal. I love the fact that a lot of bands are doing tape releases again, with some having tape only releases. What is old is new again thankfully! Take care and keep the videos coming!
Cheers,
Shawn
Kiss "Root Beer", pretty cool. I picked up an AC/DC "Rock or Bust" beer a couple years ago in New Brunswick. Kept the can. Great addition to the Rec Room!
Loved Meat Balls. Classic Murray! Weird Science, Kelly Lebrock! lol
Love it. Thanks as always.
I'm the same way about soundtracks! I love finding them!
What a nice surprise in the mail!! Hope you enjoy rocking out to them once summer is here Frank
Thanks! I've already been cranking them in the garage! I appreciate you dropping by and leaving a comment.
Frank
Seventh Star is a great album, even when Glenn Hughes was so messed up on drugs he still sounded amazing.
80s movie/soundtracks are the best of the best!!!! What a perfect time in pop culture lol!!! The boys from Angel Beach were certainly a big part of youth lol. Weird Science is my favorite movies from the 80's. Anthony M Hall was just golden in everything he did.
Those movies are such classics!!!
Wow great cassette collection....alot of GREAT people out there in the vinyl community...enjoy
Thanks for the shoutout, Frank! We had a ton of fun hanging out with you :)
Thanks for having me on Mark and Joel. Let's do it again some day!
FranK
@@Channel33RPM Thanks for the hook up Frank...been awesome to be a part of the Funky Moose VC
Awesome box of cassettes. Long live the cassette 🤘cool soundtracks
Frank, even I gave up on cassettes a LONG time ago. Actually, I remember Nancy Parsons, but not from where you're probably thinking. She was in a great episode of STAR TREK NEXT GENERATION. Season 3, Episode 9 "The Vengeance Factor" That episode totally gets an A +. It's arguably the best episode that revolves around Riker.
Hi Frank. I absolutely love the 80's soundtracks too. I was growing up in the 80's so it's definitely my favourite decade. I have quite of few classic soundtracks from that era, some on CD, some on vinyl. Top Gun I think is my favourite one, but I have many other great soundtracks such as Beverley Hills Cop, Labyrinth, Dirty Dancing and More Dirty Dancing, ET - The Extra Terestrial (John William's music in that film is just amazing), Cocktail to name a few, and I do have some from the late 70's as well from Grease, Saturday Night Fever, FM, Jeff Wayne's War Of The Worlds, and two soundtracks of disco music from the films The Stud and Married Men. I would love to find the Back To The Future one for my collection one day soon, that would be awesome. Cool collection of cassettes you got there too, especially the rock and metal ones. You'll enjoy rockin' to those when you're tinkering around doing stuff in the garage. Thanks for the video Frank, loved it. 👍
Nice haul, Frank! One thing is for sure, you'll never run out of great music to enjoy.
You got that right! This was an incredible haul from Gil. He rocks! Have a good weekend, Tom.
Frank
Nice video Frank! Nothing like having new tunes to be rocking in the garage on a warm summer day!!!
I'm jealous of the KISS cassettes. I have them all except for the Gene Simmons solo album. I used to play these cassettes in my tape deck in my car in the summer. Good times.
Did you know Kelly Lebrock was married to Steven Segal? She's too good for him man. Love that movie
Sincerely Hoping that like vinyl, there will a revival of Cassettes...A Decent Cassette Deck such as a Nakamichi absolutely Kills stone dead the digital crap coming from a CD machine...Great Video As Always.
I like Born Again too. I think it’s the most sinister sounding Sabbath album. Enjoy Seventh Star. That’s one of my favorites!
I don't know why I pretty much ignored Seventh Star all these years. It's a good album!
Frank
Love Glenn Hughes!! Check I'll California breed or black country communion, both are excellent bands!
like christmas in springtime....very cool...god bless you and the family, as well as the beck family.....hope we all get to see friends real soon....peace always my friend....rocky
Stay well my friend!
Frank
Awesome gifts Frank! I'll have to check out the Lp from Smith Kotzen.
Keep on spinning Frank!!!
Wow! You have a great friend in Gil.That's some great stuff. Envious.
So Jelly! I wish I had those Sab Canadian cassettes. I want the whole collection up to Born Again like you have there. You know many of those Heavy Metal tapes go for a bunch of money these days. Makes them tough to collect. Remember when some of them were like 7.99 or even 5.99 US back in the day? Now some of those start at 20 or 30 bucks used.
Nice package!!!! And how in the world those bottles were still unbroken! Amazing. Nice tapes for summer.
mr. Finglish (Bäd English Recs)
Frank,
Very cool cassettes! You’ve inspired me to show mine. Video coming soon! Take care 🤟🏻
I also love 80s soundtrack vinyl. The Lost boys is an awesome soundtrack ,Top Gun,Footloose and The Breakfast club are my favourites.I was a teenager in the eighties so they hold so many memories.I have weird science, but I don’t own Porkys or Meatballs,although they were great movies.Enjoy!!
The Lost Boys soundtrack is one of the best!
That was a blast to watch! Loved yer reactions. And yes! I wouldn't drink them either myself. A full bottle is cooler to display. Glad that you enjoyed them! Rock on frank! Cheers!
Thanks again Gil and family!!! The tapes have been getting some good use already!
I picked up a copy of Smith/Kotzen as well pretty great record. I love all the 80's movies and soundtracks as well. Gil is a good dude totally
hooked you up.
Yes, Gil rocks!!! I am pretty happy with the Smith/Kotzen album... better than I expected.
Frank
Three great soundtracks!!!!!
Very cool. i was listening to my cassette copy of Van Halen's 1984 album the other day. Still sounds great after all these years.
Great show loved all of the cassette tapes 🤘😎
If you want 70s inspired rock with catchy tunes, try The Battle at Gardens Gate, Frank! Cheers 🍻
Love those cassettes and Kiss collectables !
It was super cool of Gil to send this over. Thanks for dropping bye James.
Frank
Great video,it's awesome that old friends come through with cool gifts,and great selection...got to agree,live after death is the best live album!
Thanks Hash Man!!!! Gil is an amazing dude! I think I am going to go listen to Live After Death. Good Friday night album.
Wow that is an awesome lot of cassettes. Great video.
Sorry frank, i had to stop the vid while i was watching.. i saw the vinyl Smith/Kozen and i was like, wtf why i didnt knew this.
went to YT and heard a couple of songs.. ordered it right away..
Thats why channels like channel33rpm are so important.. finding new music, talk about it, share it.
Keep up the great work frank!
Awesome! I'm glad to be able to turn you on to something new.
Cheers,
Frank
LOL..Porky's Revenge...When the Guy is trying to Spook the Cops in their Car :D
Too funny... I may watch it again this weekend!
Frank
A friend gave me three cassette cases and one was similar to the on Frank got. Almost every Black Sabbath tape issued from the Ozzy and Dio era. I'm a muscle car guy and most of them have tape players so that is great.
I have the Smith/Kotzen album on vinyl as well, listened to it the other week, great album. As far as the cassettes, I grew up with them but I don't get the love for them.. still have bad dreams of the sound of a cassette being chewed...
Some reason thought we were intitled to one video every Friday evening . Guess there's not enough hours in a day
Congratulations on your summer listening! Love George Carlin!
Thanks Tom!!! Lots of great listens here!
Who wants a greasy pork sandwich in a ashtray? Chet was the big brother I always wanted to be! Wierd Science
Your friend came through big time. Nice haul.
You've got some amazing followers, they send you some awesome gifts.
You've got a great channel, and that's good karma coming back to you.
Omg, I love those cassettes. I've got the complete Kiss and Rush Tapeography(sp?).
Thanks Doc!!!
Awsome stuff , Frank!
Luv it...!!!
Some nice stuff Frank. Love the Kiss socks.
I used to have Hot Shots the Best of Trooper. Possibly the one album I regret selling. I have just started watching Stranger Things and was pleased to hear Trooper's Raise a Little Hell. I doubt most people on my side of the pond know who Trooper were.
Hot Shots would be the album to have! Thanks for the comment Robert.
Sweet cassettes!
heaven n hell was the first album i bought(i'm 52) born again was the first album my mom bought me. born again remains my fave sabbath album. always been a huge deep purple fan so go figure. funny, i was just trolling comedies looking for something to watch and meatballs popped up. i hadnt thought of that movie forever and now you have the soundtrack. guess i should go watch the movie now.
Nice metal tapes, yeahhh. Enjoy Frank
Thanks my friend. Have a good weekend \m/
Some bands(particularly Sabbath family tree, Kiss. Rush, Judas ..) I collect multiple formats like vinyl, cd, cassettes and 8tracks(even Reels for sabbath).
I've got over 100 sabbath related cassettes.
Cool, got all my older brother's tapes, he very much liked the 80s hair metal scene, so they are just collecting dust.
Very cool! They are still fun to rock out to once in awhile. Have a good weekend, man!
Frank
I was thinking about soundtracks too. Like Better Off Dead.
Remember when you get those early 80s albums you got to check to see if they are on Quiex Vinyl.
I just bought the 1980 movie sound track to “The Fog” from John Carpenter. 1 of my top 5 favorite movies. I bought the new release instead of the original only for the fact there is nice high def picture book included. The original doesn’t. You should check it out. It’s great.
Great looking care package,,have a good weekend Frank
You too man!!! I've been enjoying seeing your KISS stuff on IG.
Frank
@@Channel33RPM thanks,, gotta say that Greatest KISS LP you showed a few days ago was beautiful...really nice...
I have all those in my collection and more😂😂🤟🏻🤟🏻👏👏🇨🇦🇨🇦
Nice poster up the back :)
I was hoping you would spot that!!! You did a great job my friend!
I'm a sucker for soundtracks as well, just bout "back to the future"! Cassettes are great for background music when your doing stuff!
Back to the Future is a killer soundtrack!
@@Channel33RPM definitely, I'm enjoying it!
i did watch the funky moose video and thought it was really good. Didnt know you worked in politics in the past. How have you managed to stay so sane !! Just watching you open the mail is a treat for us. you get sooo much cool stuff. Keep on spinning and great show once again !! Have a great weekend, I'm gonna try out "Live after death "
Thanks Graham. Yes, I worked in politics, but from the media side of things (as a reporter). It was my life for about a decade. Now, I am taking a well deserved mental rest from that, haha. Have a great weekend!
Frank
I just got a bottle of Kiss Cherry Kola when I was in Jasper last month. Drinkable but probably better left sealed.
I figured... I think I will leave these sealed. They are cool to have even if just for the bottles. Thanks for the comment.
Frank
"Are you ready for the Summer?" and "Meatballs" by Rick Dees....Weird Science ..Danny Elfman love the mailbag today...great Friday Frank!!!
I recently got the vinyl police boxset love it
Are those the Abbey Road remasters? If so, I have one of them -- they are really nice reissues!
Frank
Yes they are pretty awesome as well, I really enjoy them I know the Abby road stuff gets a bad rap because it is digital but I have a few from different artist and think they sound great the only thing with the box set is the annoying fake obeys I don’t know what to do with them lol
That's crazy you showed seven star I just got that Tony Iommi album today in a box of stuff. Enjoyed the video Frank
Very cool. I think it is an underrated album. Have a good weekend, Rod.
Frank
I go for Pepsi too!!! I think of my mom whose nickname was Pepsi.
Pepsi on the rocks... ahhhhh... good stuff!!!!!
SK is a great band. Mine had some scuffing but didn’t affect the sound.
i was 15 in 1985 and seen porky's part 3 with my mom in the theater and i had to talk her into going with me to get me in the theater
also seen weird science in the theater and other obscure comedies like *just one of the guys * too
Nice Wierd Science soundtrack with Killing Joke on it. You can listen to Eighties by them , Come As You Are by Nirvana & Life Goes On by The Damned & groove on the similar style ! 🎸
Have you ever come across any "Viking Imports" mix-tapes ?
That cherry cola reminds me when Gene Simmons did the cherry Dr Pepper commercial. " A kiss of cherry"
I forgot about those commercials!
Yeah, metal-oxide tapes are the best! 👍
...and erasing them leaves almost no trace! 😃
I must admit to being mildly disappointed when a box of 'Metal Cassettes' turned out to be Cassettes of Metal Bands lol. I was hoping you'd found a source of brand new metal cassettes. Oh well. As for the Kiss memorabilia, you can keep that stuff to yourself! eeeeugh. Guess it takes all types eh? Keep on spinning Frank!
Gotta love Porkys
We know Prism and Trooper in the states. Spaceship Superstar, and Armageddon and others and of course Raise a Little Hell.
Cool! I never know which bands have made it outside of the country and which ones haven't. As a kid, I thought only Canadians knew who Bryan Adams and Corey Hart were, lol. Thanks for the comment!
When are we gonna hear those Peavey’s behind you? 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Oh man... I will see. I've done guitar stuff before, but those vids didn't do well. Maybe a clip or something. LOVE the 6505s!
I'm familiar with prism Armageddon Album.
epic VCLT
Bonus score on the Maiden Live After Death cassette....if I remember correctly...the track listing is different than the vinyl!
I will have to double check... If I recall, there is something different about the last few tracks???
@@Channel33RPM yes I believe they went with older tracks at the end of the cassette, from the first 2 albums (or am I thinking of the LP, hmmmm...‽) 😀
Normally I'd be super jealous of that case of metal cassettes, but I actually own probably 90% of those! However I wish I had the black colored tapes of BS, mine are almost all white.
It may be my imagination, but the black ones seemed to sound better...? Who knows. Any Sabbath is good Sabbath \m/
Right that's it I'm jealous now enough of the KISS gifts lol
As a german: The name Richie Kotzen is a bit... hahaha... whoohoooo 🤣😂
It means "throw up" in German, correct?
@@Channel33RPM yes. I would translate it to "puking". Whatever, strange name anyways.
Pretty much unrelated to this show, but....
I'd be interested in your view on if you prefer a nice quiet new pressing where the overall sound is, say a tad subdued/poorly mastered, Vs a well played and a little crackly and poppy (not enough to ruin the music of course, just noticeable in quieter passages) original pressing with better overall sound quality - where the price is often very similar. Notwithstanding a new Vs old sleeve 😀
Thinking Kiss Destroyer or DC Dirty Deeds and the like, not the MOFI stuff of course
huh... good question. Honest answer... I would keep looking for a better copy of the OG press, and in the meantime listen to the crackly version. You?
@@Channel33RPM if money was no object, yeh I would try to find the VG+ of the original pressing but that can be (as you know) ++£50, where £19.99 gets a shrink new repress with poor audio.... I dunno, I'm a similar age to you so want the original for nostalgia too. I *think* I'm OK putting up with crackles over poorer mastering.
I suppose I could spin the disc and simultaneously listen on tidal 😂
Damn! I'm so mad that around 98-99 I threw away all my cassettes at a girlfriends request. Yup love makes ya dumb, kids.
"...at the time..."
Awesome video great stuff I have heard a song from that SK album pretty good yeah Richie as bin around I remember him With Poison but got kicked out for sleeping with the Drummers wife hahaha not cool and he did a little time with Mr Big good stuff check it out and keep on spinning 😛🤘
7th Star is a fantastic album, but its definitely NOT a Sabbath album. Enjoy!
I'm now regretting getting rid of all my cassettes.
Kotzen means "Vomitting"in german.
So I have heard... sounds punk... Richie Vomit! Haha!
kiss kola that rules
Re 7:28: I bet it's harder for Bill Murray to get away with stuff like that nowadays, har har.
:)
I wouldn't change names with Richie,that poor man!
Kotzen means to puke in German ^^
Greetings from Stuttgart Germany!
It could be a punk name... Richie Vomit!!!
@@Channel33RPM hahaha,exactly ^^
Cassettes have a real sound to them.
Just need a good player.
They caab definitely sound decent with the right set up. I think my mind got used to hearing certain albums in tape, because I grew up listening to them that way. Thanks for the comment.
Frank
@@Channel33RPM
Sounds almost as good as a Reel to Reel.Good recorded Cassette on a good play back player.
I dont know much about gold stamp promos but i know i have some could someone fill me in?
Gold stamp promos were promotional copies sent to radio stations, reviewers etc. They were among the first copies pressed, and some people believe they sound better, because the stampers were still fresh.
Frank
i have kiss the rock band vinyl record
Where are my tapes? Ha.