Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This is response video to Jack @TheVinylVoyage-ud3uf and his "7 Albums 7 Genres Thread".
Here is Jack's video: youtube.com/watch?v=CBghq2Gv5P4
In this video, I share 7 vinyl records from 7 very different genres — most of which are way outside my usual collecting lane. From electronic downtempo to rock & roll, hip hop (well… kind of), jazz-rock, classical piano, and surf punk. These are one-off albums that somehow earned a place in my otherwise psych-folk-indie-leaning collection.
Whether you're into rare vinyl, genre-hopping deep dives, or discovering overlooked gems, this one’s for you.
Records shown:
0:00 Start
1:36 Boards of Canada – Music Has the Right to Children (UK 1998, Warp Records)
3:50 Jerry Lee Lewis – Live at the Star-Club, Hamburg (Germany 1964, Philips)
7:41 Manfred Mann Chapter Three – S/T (UK 1969, Vertigo Swirl)
9:23 My only hip-hop record... sadly redacted, because 30 seconds of music is apparently too much “free advertising.”
9:52 Stig Ribbing – Plays Peterson-Berger Vol. 1 (Sweden 1972, His Master's Voice)
12:47 Man or Astro-Man? – Deluxe Men in Space (UK 1996, One Louder)
14:44 Stereolab – Emperor Tomato Ketchup (UK 1996, glitter vinyl, Duophonic)
If you're like me, and love vinyl collecting, obscure pressings and discovering new music, consider subscribing.
Like, comment, and let me know what’s the strangest genre in your collection!
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This is response video to Jack @TheVinylVoyage-ud3uf and his "7 Albums 7 Genres Thread".
Here is Jack's video: youtube.com/watch?v=CBghq2Gv5P4
In this video, I share 7 vinyl records from 7 very different genres — most of which are way outside my usual collecting lane. From electronic downtempo to rock & roll, hip hop (well… kind of), jazz-rock, classical piano, and surf punk. These are one-off albums that somehow earned a place in my otherwise psych-folk-indie-leaning collection.
Whether you're into rare vinyl, genre-hopping deep dives, or discovering overlooked gems, this one’s for you.
Records shown:
0:00 Start
1:36 Boards of Canada – Music Has the Right to Children (UK 1998, Warp Records)
3:50 Jerry Lee Lewis – Live at the Star-Club, Hamburg (Germany 1964, Philips)
7:41 Manfred Mann Chapter Three – S/T (UK 1969, Vertigo Swirl)
9:23 My only hip-hop record... sadly redacted, because 30 seconds of music is apparently too much “free advertising.”
9:52 Stig Ribbing – Plays Peterson-Berger Vol. 1 (Sweden 1972, His Master's Voice)
12:47 Man or Astro-Man? – Deluxe Men in Space (UK 1996, One Louder)
14:44 Stereolab – Emperor Tomato Ketchup (UK 1996, glitter vinyl, Duophonic)
If you're like me, and love vinyl collecting, obscure pressings and discovering new music, consider subscribing.
Like, comment, and let me know what’s the strangest genre in your collection!
Support the channel
If you enjoy these videos and would like to support the channel, you can leave a small tip here. Totally optional, but very appreciated!
👉 paypal.com/paypalme/vinylstockholm
