Heavy Rotation #75 Psych, Hard Rock, Bootlegs, Jazz, and Wild Finds! 

I’m 55 years old. Never heard of Zamrock until this week - absolute revelation. You’re never too old

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Dude, ease up on the double espresso consumption 😂 You were hyper today.

Killer stuff as always. Intriguing African LPs too. Damn the Roland P Young...bigtime want. I've had the reissue for many years and dip into that bad boy regularly. Excited to see that Atomic Forest make its way to you!

That Roland P Young album is stupid good! Thank you Dylan!

god u always got the most exciting obscure cool finds and recommendations

Amazing bootlegs

Not all Goodwills pull the vinyl and put it on their website. I found a Blue Note Blue Mitchell "Bring It Home To Me" 1966 pressing, along with Elmo Hope, Fats Navarro, Howlin' Wolf and Mississippi Fred McDowell records at Goodwill on Memorial Day. I try to go nearly every day to see what pops up. I have found many good records there. It's been over 20 years that I have found a Blue Note record at a thrift store until this past Memorial Day. Porcupine Tree is fantastic. Glad you dig Steven Wilson solo project as well.

Our local Goodwill doesn’t sell online…but any popular or classic rock is gone in seconds

You're costing me money. Love the new channel 'find that record' I'm raiding the local record shops in Soho here (London) for those rare and hard to find albums, soul/jazz/funk from Ghana etc and finding gems. Thankyou Dillon. Love your vids. Brilliant.

Ha! Burn one and listen to PT! I did that with Jethro Tull Songs from the wood, I was like dang , no lead guitar playing at all and then I burned one back in the day and I loved that album! Still do!

Great video nice haul, trying to catch up on my videos, I have been real busy unpacking my apartment. Got a lot done and still got a lot to finish. I love watching your videos I am eclectic with my music and like finding out about things I don't know about. Great job.

The Woodall Brothers Band is on Discogs for $500 dollars at the moment! : o

I picked up a sealed copy of Miles of Smiles at a goodwill last year for a few bucks. Really cool record

Mudslide was my first bootleg, TMQ pastel green sleeve rubber stamped title, dark green vinyl. Cost me £2.25 (proly less than $5] around about this time in 1973.

On whatnot a couple weeks ago I found 2 gospel records that I thought was unique. It's called Beacon of hope chapel singers- over the walls. It's a gospel record recorded in 1972 by the inmates. It's unique, doesn't sound the best as far as how it was recorded, but the guy had 2 sealed copies so I jumped on it. Those inmates can sing some gospel! Great listen.

These albums better than a jello puddin pop!

What's up Dylan💥 Manythnx for the update

Living Stereo pop up in the Good Samaritan….usually love those.

Hey Dillon, have you heard Spacemen 3? I reckon you’d like them - British 80s stoner psychedelia, sort of long repetitive songs. Really great stuff. Their first album has a 13th Floor Elevators cover on it but the ones to really check out are the 2nd and 3rd records, The Perfect Prescription and Playing With Fire. Haven’t really seen you talk to much about that era, would be interested to know what you think!

Great records! And I dig that t-shirt.

Yo Dillon: May I HIGHLY RECOMMEND that you listen to those Porcupine Tree albums before lettin' them slip away. I am a huge fan o' their earlier albums 'n these are my faves: Signify...Insignificance...The Sky Moves Sideways...Up The Downstair...Stars Die: The Delerium Years...Coma Divine...'n Voyage 34: The Complete Trip. My introduction was listenin' to the radio 'n bein' so taken by what I was hearin' I pulled over to a pay phone 'n called the radio station. The song was Sever from the album Signify. There's an alternate demo version from Insignificance that is equally as mind blowin'! Hope you get a chance to experience all o' dem goodies.

You and I have very similar tastes in music. I, too, have been recommended Porcupine Tree a bunch and never really dove in. I will eventually. To the friend pushing Porcupine Tree to me, I recommended Fever Tree in retort, and he declined. I guess we're in a musical stand-off, so to speak. 😁🤷🏻‍♂️

I’ll have to check out Too Much. I love both Speed Glue and Shinki and Flower Travelin Band.

Hey Dillon I have that same Zeppelin Live in Japan and yea what were they thinking on slowing that down good grief !!! Thay tri-fold boot is killer need to snag me one of those.

Nice Haul…..!

You should do a video on how to find bootlegs because I love them but can’t find them since Discogs and eBay doesn’t allow their sale. I don’t really understand why bootlegs from decades ago can’t be sold. I can understand modern unofficial pressings being banned, but with old bootlegs the damage is already done and collectors should be allowed to buy them.

What about country goodwill stores, that are run by 2 little old ladies?

You need to give a good listen to Steven Wilson / Porcupine Tree. His solo stuff is all amazing. Give Hand. Cannot. Erase. a listen. Amazing concept album. Never repeats himself. Try Porcupine Tree's Fear of a Blanket. It will not disappoint. Cheers!

Spend more time with Porcupine Tree. It's definitely worth it. Great pickup and finds!

Lots of cool albums! I see the “Chicken Fat” is that the Third Man reissue or an OG?

Where in the world did you get that original mono Blue Note Jackie McLean LP? Nice find.

Hl Dillon have you lisen to the new Witch record.

Fingers crossed for someone to release Eddie Hazel's Rest In P. on vinyl. It's so much better than Game Dames and Guitar Thangs.

Be great if you listed all the records shown somewhere. Comment section, video description section, etc.

Love Mothership

Do you have any Slade albums?

Was you smoking today😂

That MAIDEN haul looks schweeeet

Want some new blood. Try lilac time and Aztec camera. Best zep boots are the German leg of their 1973 euro tour. Their first and fourth nights at la. Forum 1977 and their Frankfort 1980 show.. warning these are so incredible they will ruin you for the rest of zeps music.