I don't know that I have the words to tell you all how grateful I am for supporting the show and coming and hanging out and discussing music. I'm also thankful that all of you challenge me to try and find some of the hardest records to ever find on the face of the planet. But when I do it's a huge sense of joy and excitement. Here's one example of finding a band that doesn't normally put out vinyls but I was able to find one after an 8 Hour round trip on record store Day. @kwconder the moment I saw this record I remembered you had suggested trying to find something from them and now the whole community will get to enjoy this great band and see me react to some one I've never really listened to. But that's not all Ive also spent many hours on the internet searching high and low for records I wasn't even sure existed. In the next few weeks two records in particular will be coming to my house that I never in my wildest dreams would have imagined finding let alone owning. And it's thanks to all of you for pushing me and encouraging me and supporting me to continue on this great journey. From the bottom of my heart in the depths of my soul thank you all.
Here is the second recording of the my song "I Know Something" but this time it only has drums, rhythm and some lead guitars. No vocals or bass guitar but you can see how the song evolved and changed after we got to listen to it and work through it. These records also take place at the same studio so you can also see how a good producer can change things for the better. A very fun experience that I hope you all enjoy.
Tonight, on The Analog Vinyl Hour we celebrate 100 episodes of music tonight listening to Tom Petty's controversial album "The Last DJ" which got him blacklisted from the music industry. So come on by and say hello the show starts now
