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My dad didn't pass any records down to me because we didn't share taste in music for the longest time, as I found Jazz and Classical - the two genres HE LOVED and primarily listened to - boring until I came around to them in my mid 20s when Anthony Fantano @ The Needle Drop, the internet's busiest music nerd, turned me on to LA saxophonist Kamasi Washington. I fell in love with his triple album "The Epic" IMMEDIATELY when I first heard it in 2015 and I proceeded to find my Scene over the following 9 years, that being the UK, an incredible class of the following artists: Shabaka Hutchings & The Ancestors, Theon Cross, Sons Of Kemet, The Comet Is Coming, Melt Yourself Down, Hampshire & Foat, Yazz Ahmed, Nubya Garcia, Soweto Kinch, Ezra Collective, Alfa Mist, Kamaal Williams, Yussef Kamaal (a one-off collaboration of Yussef Dayes and Kamaal Williams), Blue Lab Beats, Ashley Henry and Poppy Ajudha. As for Classical, I found SOUNDTRACKS the most appealing avenue because they stimulate in my mind the remembrance of my favourite moments and experiences in TV Shows, Movies and Video Games. For ex: THE TEARS FLOWED when I listened to the second disc in my copy of "Assassin's Creed: Leap Into History" (featuring the music from 9 games in the series pressed on 5 LPs, Ubisoft -- the studio behind this game series -- issued this Box Set to celebrate 15 years of Assassin's Creed) after it arrived in the mail the other day. I was emotional because the second disc is the music/Soundtrack of Assassin's Creed II, MY FAVOURITE GAME OF ALL TIME for the following reason: My parents took me out of my 2nd Semester of Grade 12 in 2007 (which you Americans know as Senior Year) for the sake of spending 3 months in Europe, a trip which included seeing Florence, Venice, Ravenna, Siena, Naples and the Amalfi Coast over 3 weeks in Italy. However, my grades in my 1st and 2nd Years in University (I pursued a Bachelor of Design in Illustration at OCAD U, Ontario College Of Art & Design University) were good enough that I qualified for participation in the school's Exchange Program, which allowed me to spend my 3rd Year (from September 2009 to May 2010) abroad and I chose attending SRISA -- the Santa Reparata International School of Art -- in Florence BECAUSE THE CITY WAS ONE OF THE HIGHLIGHTS of my time in Europe with my family 3 years earlier. So, the breaks I had in the School Year afforded my friends and I opportunities to see other cities and places, such as San Gimignano, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, Montiriggioni, Ferrara, Verona and Bologna.... BUT I STAYED in the country for around 2 1/2 more months in light of finishing my Exams for the sake of continuing to see places my family and I didn't get around to when we were there. So, in particular.... I returned to Venice, went to Rome, Milan, Genoa, Naples and Palermo (on Sicily). How does this relate to Assassin's Creed 2? BECAUSE IT'S SET DURING THE ITALIAN RENAISSANCE AND SEEING THE RENAISSANCE VERSIONS OF FLORENCE, VENICE, ROME, SAN GIMIGNANO AND MONTIRIGGIONI RECREATED IN A GAME ENGINE BLEW. MY. FLIPPING. MIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIND. The game also has a rather tragic story AND THERE'S NO BETTER SETTING FOR A TRAGIC STORY THAN ITALY IMHO.

As a grandfather my favorite thing in the whole world is to play with Aiden, he is my everything. I just got a box of Seasame Street 45s with books, time to spin vinyl with him. He does seem to really love music

2 videos in a row and you have kids plus chores and other videos you must be going crazy? that's how I feel when I don't get things done!!!! I don't want rare records I want 5 star albums like Kiss - Love gun Ac/dc - Dirty deeds ect. I can tell you most times like 93% or more the father won't be with the daughter/son look at Natlie Cole she had to incorporate with her father. family members aren't happening parents son situation The Frank Sinatra is a different album from Nancy how is that a Duet ? so your father is like mine first vinyl then 8 tracks , then cassettes then he lost interest in the cd time period? nice Otis Reading , My Dad doesn't know who R.E.M is isn't R.E.M more of your time period? did your father like any of these artist? Little Richard? Chuck Berry? Jerry Lee Lewis Rolling Stones? Moody Blues Simon and Garfunkel Any Williams Ricky Nelson Elvis? that Otis Reading album did he ever have that on 8 track? any of the artist I mentioned above did he have any of their albums on 8 track? Did your father like sports if so back then what was his favorite teams? 1. Football? 2. Basketball? 3. Hockey? 4. Baseball? as of late who are his favorite teams 1. Football? 2. Basketball 3. Hockey 4. Baseball?

HI Monie, Happy Father's day to your Dad.

Hi Monie! Thank you so much for participating and supporting my new channel. I greatly appreciate you sharing our new UA-cam venture with your viewers. How cool that you got to see Nancy Sinatra at a signing! Your Dad has a sweet ride! He seems like a really great Dad. REM George Michael and Otis Redding make him pretty hip when it comes to music too. I’m sure you are proud of your Dad and Gus for being such great role models and fathers. Take care. Steve

Cool stuff Monie! I just subbed their channel! Looking forward to seeing those videos

Happy Father's Day to your dad&Gus :always looking forward to seeing your channel ❤

Great video that's amazing because i subscribe to the vinyl records mission UA-cam channel i didn't know your husband on that channel i love that channel i subscribe to the channel this year early February i been a fan ever since. I got the 45 of frank and Nancy Sinatra song something stupid single vinyl 45 underaded song my dad is my hero till this day who put me on to music at a early age artists i love today like James brown, parliament funkadelic, Wilson pickett,marvin gaye,the temptations,Johnny taylor,miles davis,bob marley,barry white,isaac hayes,otis redding,Ohio players,earth wind and fire and so many others that's my music from the past always wins over music of today. Happy Father's day to my dad and happy father's day to your dad as well have a great and blessed Sunday peace out

Hi Monie ! I love that Nancy & Lee album. Summer ☀️ Wine 🍷 is my favorite track & Some Velvet Morning is amazing as well & Slowdive covers it on the cd of Souvalki. Happy Father's Day To Gus 😊

A good idea for a thread. Cheers.

Nat King Cole and Natalie Cole Unforgettable, I'm not at home so I cannot show any vinyl. My daughter and I perform together as well, we are still indie. Johnny and Shuggie Otis are another familial treasure. Also, sadly, Bradley Noel's Son has replaced him in Sublime...That's all I have for now.

Aloha MonieMuse Happy Father's Day to your Amazing, husband & Father Gus ! Cool your pop's had 8-track tapes. Hope you all have a great Father's day weekend.

Happy Father’s Day to all the dads! You’re so special to your family, we appreciate all your love and hard work you do ❤

La question (1971) is a one of my all-time faveourite CD's. The perfect Sunday morning/afternoon record. Beautiful tribute.

Excellent artist, also fan of Jacques and Thomas Dutronc. Already miss the revival of pop music sung in French from a couple of years ago. Last two years its kinda boring again, although I haven't seriously listened to the new Calypso Valois-album but didn't grab me at first listen - she's the daughter of Eli Medeiros and Jacno. Clara Luciani and Iliona are working on new material, fingers crossed 🤔

sorry to hear about your artist!!! nice cd's did you say 60's pop artist French singer !!!! being she's from the 60's is her music as classic as these bands? The Animals Moody Blues Paul Revere and the Raiders Tommy James and the Shondels Iron Butterfly Steppin Wolf Janis Joplin Mountain the Band and the Doors?

Our musical stars are slowly disappearing. Very sad!!!

Lovely heartfelt tribute Monie ❤

Aloha Monica, O heard that name before or saw it, must have been from you. Lol Anyways zo need to give it a listen. Mahalo ed

I don't have any of her music, but I know who Francoise Hardy is. We've been losing a lot of people lately, it seems. RIP, Ms. Hardy. This is a nice video tribute you made, not too long, not too downbeat, just right. I remember when Terry Kath of Chicago passed away, it was a surprise. I wondered if their sound would change; unfortunately (in my view), it did. A similar reaction occurred when I heard Stevie Ray Vaughan passed; he was so good, and now there wouldn't be more music from him. As for Francoise Hardy, you do have LPs and CDs of hers so you can relive all the memories associated with them. She lives on through those recordings.

It's always sad to hear of the passing of a music icon even when we know them only as names associated with a bygone era. I'm more familiar with her contemporaries Elis Regina and Astrud Gilberto and I'm sure it would be interesting if there paths had crossed.

Thanks for your tribute ! Françoise is like part of our family in France, like Jane Birkin (who also passed away not so long ago) was with Serge Gainsbourg, as her husband Jacques Dutronc and her son Thomas are also well knowned and seem so humble and accessible ! So sad to see so sixties famous idol pass away these times. But so happy to see that their music are listened all over the world and will live forever !

I discovered Francoise Hardy in the movie Moonrise Kingdom as well. That was the best scene in the film of the two of them dancing on the beach to her song Le Temps de l'amour. Absolutely brilliant!

It’s always sad when our inspirations and favourites pass away. The music lives on thankfully. Thanks for the video.

Hi Monie ! She was so pretty 😊. I'm glad she had such an influence on you. I always liked her hair & fashion sense & sensual music & I don't speak French either. I bet you loved Paris & the atmosphere of the city. Looking forward to watching the Olympics from there in July. Take Care 😊

Like a French Mazzy Star. I love Françoise Hardy! Great cd score, Monie!

loved this interview! Vince is the man

❤Elivis Gospel my mom listened to that

I wish I would have chosen a career in the music industry. Great for Vince that he’s doing what he loves. Super nice guy! Nice interview, Monie.

Hey MonieMuse Monica, enjoyed the longer form update style video. If you get 2 minutes to yourself i thought you might like to check out "Ammara" - Photograph a shoe gazy slow dreamy vibe....you may be in a different place in your life than the song. but i thought you would like the vibe / sound Brian, Charlotte NC

They suppress you if you dont go through the normal routes. Go through social media, youtube and build it that way

I'm going to guess Tempo records was a local merchant like Tapeville? so your first cd's were from Ontario Mills in Tower Records or the other store? our store was in Manhatten I went to that store a few times when I went to the city. Tower was in Nanuet across the Mall and in Paramus NOT at any malls. Apple boring? amazon boring? spotify boring? I can see the cd's he has alot but does he have great albums or just cd's example great albums would be like Kiss- Destroyer - self titled Rush - Moving pictures cd's just to have would be like Van Halen - Balance , kiss - Sonic Boom? does he like bands middle years and does he have any of their albums? Ac/dc - Flick of the switch? Ac/dc- Fly on the wall? Black Sabbath - Technical Ectsay? Black Sabbath- Never say die? Judas Priest - Ram it down? Judas Priest- Painkillers? Kiss - Creatures of the Night? Kiss - Lick it up? Kiss - Animalize? Iron Maiden - No Prayer for the Dying? Iron Maiden - Fear of the Dark? Ozzy Osbourne- No More tears? Van Halen- Balance? Van Halen For unlawful? does he like any of the slight heavier music like Accept? Manowar from Accept does he have any of UDO's music the solo material? does he have the se bands last good album? Ac/dc- For those about to rock? Black Sabbath - Sabbath bloody sabbath? Judas Priest - Turbo? Kiss - Dynasty? Iron Maiden 7th son? Ozzy Osbourne - No Rest for the wicked? Van Halen -ou812?

ALOHA MonieMuse Great interview . I enjoy hearing about other people in the VC & how they started collecting or the business side of their Company. I'm going to check out his channel & subscribe thanks to you & this interview. All areas you all talked about was interesting. When he mentioned one of my favorite early 1970's Drummers & Singers Buddy Miles I was like I need to watch that video of his. I was blessed to see Buddy Miles preformed here in Honolulu, but it was in the 1990's but still was a good show. Monica I really enjoy these podcast interviews, hope to hear & see more soon. Mahalo Ed

Hi Monica - I was in a similar position to Vince at Arista in the 80's. I subbed to his IG. Cool he worked with School Of Fish who were real good ( 3 Strange Days their most popular song ) Excellent interview ! I liked Virgin Megastore on Sunset & when I was a teen I used to go to Music + in Westwood because the record company my Dad worked for had an account there so I could get free records ( I used to special order imports & independent label stuff ) Fun times !

Happy to share an interview I did with Vince Hans who has been working in the music industry since his college days. He is very friendly on instagram, feel free to give him a follow and let him know you found his page from this interview :) He's always sharing his collection there too.

It's not a band for young girls. My husband and I are in our 50s and 60s. My boys are 13 and under. I think the oldest fan I encountered was 76. All genders, all ages, all income levels, etc. The overarching message they deliver is taking care of your mental health. This song is one example.

Ahhh I love twenty one pilots!!! Clancy is so good omg

Favourite album of this year

Such a good album, the tracks I thought would be good from their title turned out amazing which does include Routines in the night 🔥🤯

I’ve been a fan for years and I think that they really just market towards existing fans tbh. That’s not to say people can’t enjoy their stuff without being a fan, just an observation given the really intense lore building lol

The entire album is a masterpiece. But this song is just so so so so good.

I really liked this album, definitely a step up from scaled and icy but trench will always be my all time favorite

I got into twenty one pilots cause of my sister I was 12 and I went to the bandito tour cause my dad got extra ticket and took me along and I remember Ifell inlove with the song bandito but I didn’t know that song and I remember it and ever since that concert I started listening to them and now I’m a die hard fan and I’m older now and I’ll get to see them on Clancy tour❤️🖤

Awesome a true classic 😊

Nice gospel choice your playing❤

It was in the front window of my local msuic store

I have a brand new Elvis record , never been opened, 228/304/1386 Same for Prince

Actually the song by John Lennon is called "#9 Dream", not "Dream". I just recently uploaded the song to my channel. Have a wonderful week.

I like your little Bose player ! I use Bose for my computer speakers. Amalie is excellent, and so artful and I have other Jean-Pierre Jeunet films. "A Very Long Engagement" comes to mind as another film that is almost as good as his best movie.. Amalie !