Eric Clapton plays on Wonderwall Music the track: Ski-ing…….which is not an Indian word-- it is skiing as in traveling over snow......check out the movie Wonderwall released in 1969
Great video . I did like all that you did show and you are so right a lot of those lp are hard to get mate . I was just wondering what country is your Old wave from ?. Just a lot of good vinyl to see . Thank you for showing it cheers mate !!!!!
Nice video. I have all the Paul LPs you showed except Official Bootleg and Twin Freaks. A while ago I almost got them but passed them up, kind of regret it now lol. Sounds like you and me are 2 of the few who have all 3 fireman albums (not to show off but I even have all the 12" singles aswell, even the one with the big poster haha). I always thought Thrillington was an odd choice for a reissue, but like you say, glad that more people can own it cos getting an original copy of that and some of the others is just ridiculous.
Hi there, nice seeing you again. Quite nice finds. All great but a shame that a lot of them... especially the McCartney being so expensive. Keep these videos coming. God bless you, fellow music aficionado and collector Tino
Hi James it was nice of you to say about flaming pie and hoping it gets a reissue as I'm one of those who can't get it and bonus Jeff Lynne produced it . Great video nice collection. Kind regards Joe
Some corrections: 1. McCartney didn't conduct any of his "classical" works; the likes of George Martin, Carl Davis, and Lawrence Foster - among others - had that honour; 2. Strawberries Oceans Ships Forest was released in '93, not '91 - on the same day as Paul is Live, in fact; 3. George's Electronic Sound isn't guitar music, it's on a Moog synthesizer; 4. Wonderwall Music is only half Indian music; 5. Ski-ing isn't an Indian word; it's the correct styling for the act of going down a snowslope on a pair of skis.
I'm almost sure that at least one of them is intentional. My guess is the one about the George Harrison guitar album instead of Moog synth. The mistake in years, are easy to make. I am often not sure either, as long as the decade is right 😆
Great items. I got some of these, but a lot is still missing. Been lucky to have bought albums like "Driving Rain" and the original "Chaos and Creation" at the time of release. Others like "Flaming Pie" and "Off the ground' did cost me a bit. So yes hoping for re-releases. One nice item I have, which you don't hear about a lot is John Lennon's "Onceaponatime" on vinyl. And I did get George's "Brainwashed" at the time of release. Not sure how sought after it is now with its re-release.
Still regret not getting "Off the ground'" at the time of release. At that time, in the 90's, I stopped buying vinyl and was full on cd. When I bought the CD, the record store owner told me he also had the vinyl version of "Off the ground', but I declined. By the time of the "Flaming Pie" album, the vinyl version was nowhere in sight.
Nice video, found you from finding your review on Buckingham Nicks album! Keep up the good work! P.S would you like to review some of Stevie Nicks solo work, I know you talked about Rock A Little, I would be very interested in hearing what you think of her albums!
