Vinyl Relics
autor: Farmer John
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1973’s Home Is Where I Belong: Quicksand’s Lost Welsh Progressive…
1973’s Home Is Where I Belong: Quicksand’s Lost Welsh Progressive…
O tomto podcastu
Vinyl Relics is a storytelling-driven music podcast dedicated to uncovering the forgotten, overlooked, and unfairly ignored albums hiding in the corners of rock, psych, folk, and beyond. Each “Epysode” spotlights a single record - often a lost gem or cult favourite, and dives deep into its creation.
Hosted by Farmer John, the show blends rich historical research with track-by-track commentary, personal reflections, and interviews with artists, producers, and the people who helped shape the music. The result is an immersive journey into albums that deserve a second listen...or a first discovery.
Whether you’re a lifelong crate-digger, a lover of music history, or simply someone who enjoys hearing the stories behind great records, Vinyl Relics offers a fresh way to explore the past one album at a time. Tune in, turn on & drop by to discover music that time has forgotten.
Epizody
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- 1973’s Home Is Where I Belong: Quicksand’s Lost Welsh Progressive Rock Treasure · 1 h 27 minEPYSODE 93: Home Is Where I Belong by Quicksand. Guests: Quicksand band members Jimmy Davies and Anthony Stone. Additional commentary by The Psychedelic Wizard, Uncle Herff…
- 1965’s I Want Candy: The Strangeloves’ Garage Rock Hit Factory · 1 h 34 minEPYSODE 92: I Want Candy by The Strangeloves. Guest: Jerry Goldstein. Additional commentary by The Psychedelic Wizard, Uncle Herff. This week it's fuzz guitars, pounding…
- 1976’s Changin’ Times: Ike White’s Soulful Prison-Born Masterpiece · 1 h 18 minEPYSODE 91: Changin' Times by Ike White. Guest: Producer Jerry Goldstein. Additional commentary by The Psychedelic Wizard, Uncle Herff. This week we explore the incredible…
- 1978’s Fine Anyway: Rogér Fakhr’s Lost Folk Rock Masterpiece · 1 h 43 minEPYSODE 90: Fine Anyway by Rogér Fakhr. Guests: Rogér Fakhr, Habibi Funk label co-owner Jannis Stürtz. Additional commentary by The Psychedelic Wizard, Uncle Herff. This week…
- 1969’s Gandalf: A Psychedelic Dream Lost in Time · 1 h 18 minEPYSODE 89: Gandalf by Gandalf. Guest: Guitarist/vocalist Peter Sando. Additional commentary by The Psychedelic Wizard, Uncle Herff. This week we step into the dreamlike world…
- 1970’s Present From Nancy: Supersister’s Dutch Progressive Rock Masterpiece · 1 h 37 minEPYSODE 88: Present From Nancy by Supersister. Guest: Supersister bandleader Robert Jan Stips. Additional commentary by The Psychedelic Wizard, Uncle Herff. This week we step…
- 2026’s Where Did the Sunshine Go: The Glass Cage’s 1968 Time-Capsule Psychedelia · 1 h 59 minEPYSODE 87: Where Did The Sunshine Go by The Glass Cage. Guests: Norm Roth, Marcus Pollard and Jason Flower. Additional commentary by my twin brother Maurice. This week we…
- 1970’s It’s All Meat: The Lost Canadian Self-Titled Psych Classic · 1 h 35 minEPYSODE 86: It's All Meat by It's All Meat. Guests: Band members Jed MacKay and Rick McKim. Additional commentary by Uncle Herff. This week we spin the self-titled debut from…
- 1971’s Guts: Jodo’s British Hard Rock Obscurity · 1 h 19 minEPYSODE 85: Guts by Jodo. Guest: Jodo guitarist Rod Alexander. Additional commentary by Uncle Herff. This week we dive into Guts, the explosive and overlooked debut from…
- 1969’s Crimson & Clover: Tommy James and The Shondells’ Timeless Radio Gem · 1 h 53 minEPYSODE 84: Crimson & Clover by Tommy James & The Shondells. Guest: Tommy James. Additional commentary by Uncle Herff. This week we step into the psychedelic swirl of 1969 as…
- 1974’s Lane Changer: Michael Fennelly’s Hidden Pop-Rock Classic · 1 h 23 minEPYSODE 83: Lane Changer by Michael Fennelly. Guest: Michael Fennelly. Additional commentary by Uncle Herff. This week it's our final stop on our "Fennelly Fest" as we turn…
- 1970’s Crabby Appleton: The Hit Album That Disappeared Too Fast · 1 h 11 minEPYSODE 82: Crabby Appleton by Crabby Appleton. Guest: Michael Fennelly. Additional commentary by Uncle Herff. This week we spin the self-titled debut from Crabby Appleton, a…
- 1968’s Begin: The Millennium's Psychedelic Pop Symphony Lost in Time · 1 h 30 minEPYSODE 81: Begin by The Millennium. Guest: Michael Fennelly. Additional commentary by Uncle Herff. This week we dive into Begin (1968) by The Millennium, a breathtaking…
- 1975's Armageddon: The Essential Progressive Hard Rock Gem · 1 h 1 minEPYSODE 80: Armageddon by Armageddon. Guest: Louis Cennamo. Additional commentary by the Psychedelic Wizard Uncle Herff. This week we explore the explosive sound of 1975's…
- 1972's Speech: Steamhammer's Incredible Swan Song · 1 h 22 minEPYSODE 79: Speech by Steamhammer. Guest: Louis Cennamo. Additional commentary by the Psychedelic Wizard, Uncle Herff. This week we delve into 1972's Speech, the final album…
- 1970's Daughter of Time: Colosseum's Proggy Jazz-Rock Masterpiece · 1 h 3 minEPYSODE 78: Daughter Of Time by Colosseum. Guest: Louis Cennamo. Additional commentary by the Psychedelic Wizard, Uncle Herff. Step into the innovative soundscape of 1970's…
- 1969's Renaissance: The Groundbreaking British Progressive Rock Gem · 1 h 52 minEpysode 77: Renaissance, by Renaissance. Guest: Renaissance bassist Louis Cennamo. Additional commentary by the Psychedelic Wizard, Uncle Herff. This week we step into the…
- 1966's Roger the Engineer: The Yardbirds' Bridge from Blues to Psychedelia · 1 h 30 minEpysode 76: Roger The Engineer by The Yardbirds. Additional commentary by Uncle Herff. Step into the groundbreaking world of the album most commonly referred to as Roger the…
- 1964's Tobacco Road: The Raw British Invasion R&B Classic by The Nashville Teens · 1 h 1 minEpysode 75: Tobacco Road by The Nashville Teens. Additional commentary by Uncle Herff. In 1964, at the height of the British Invasion, one of the rawest and most hard-driving…
- 1978's Are You Serious?: The Hidden 70s Power Pop Treasure, by Van Duren · 2 h 3 minEPYSODE 74: Are You Serious? by Van Duren. Guest: Van Duren. Additional commentary by Uncle Herff. In 1978, while punk was exploding and disco ruled the charts, a razor-sharp…
