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Good to see you again, Michael! The San Kazargascar wetted my appetite. Be well!

That Audience album is one of the most underrated albums of all time. Pure excellence from start to finish. I heard that they got together for some live shows not to long ago. Fantastic records again Mike. I look up at least three of the albums that you show in every video. Thanks M~ Rob/Boston

I like the minimalist artwork on the Metabolist records. ‘Punk Rock Magma’ sounds pretty appealing too.

Wow! This was a power punch of music! Learning is cool 😎✊🏻.....I know of Audience from a fellow VCer, who played a few tracks from the album you have...good to see what you picked up Michael, enjoy your music 🎶 cheers- ✊🏻☮️😎🙏🏻✨

Thanks Michael for the kind word. S. I agree on the mix hard to hear Rachel n I sometimes. ! I’ll get betting at recording. Lols !

After 8 straight hours of work and meetings, and an hour commute home, this was a refreshing surprise to come home to. I would say more but I’m so tired….lol Good to see you. Xo Ambie

Enjoyed your new vinyl finds. I've never heard of Metabolist but it sounds interesting. Have a great week..

Metabolist! I have the singles as well. Great pickup.

Great video. Another record I ordered because of you: The House On The Hill (UK 1971). Very surprised to see Ghost in your collection. Great orchestra. Thanks for your insights. Br from Denmark

Great pickups! Love House on the Hill and Audience. Never knew the American version was that different from the British version. I read the vocalist was considered for The Doors after Morrison, but obviously never happened. I have to check out Metabolist. Take care.

A punk rock magma, now that is an interesting description. I use to have that Audience album but don’t remember much about it. Obviously it didn’t click with me. Ghost, interesting choice.

Your description of Metabolist suggests that I might like it! Ghost seems like the odd one out here, though the bonus 45 looks amazing. I will have to stream the Cohen cover. [pause] I just listened. It is a very creditable cover. It retains the sort of haunting feel of the original, though maybe with a more threatening atmosphere? It's probably darker at any rate. Engaging percussion too. I suppose I will have to listen to It's a Sin now.