Vinyl Rewind

- Season 4

(2014)

This week The Vinyl Geek whips up a tasty review for Herb Alpert's cult-classic, cheesecake album, Whipped Cream & Other Delights. What The Geek discovers may surprise you.

This week The Vinyl Geek & Auntie Vinyl count down the Top Eight Celebrity Albums of the 1980s. Who made the number one spot? Watch and find out.

The Vinyl Geek counts down his Top 10 Desert Island Discs. Which albums made the cut? Watch and find out.

The Beatles are notorious for having different versions of the same album released on either side of the Atlantic so we thought it'd be fun to figure which version The Vinyl Geek likes better.

This week The Vinyl Geek gets extra nostalgic while fulfilling a special request by reviewing the original cast soundtrack of the musical, You're A Good Man Charlie Brown.

This week, The Vinyl Geek takes a look back at Weezer's iconic "Blue Album. Not only is this one of the most influential albums of the last 20 years, it's one of the most important records in the Geek's life. Watch and find out why.

This week, The Vinyl Geek sits down with Eilon Paz and Sheila Burgel of Dust and Grooves to talk about the brand new photo book dedicated to vinyl collectors titled Dust and Grooves: Adventures in Record Collecting.

This week, The Vinyl Geek showcases one of the most influential prog-rock albums of all time, King Crimson's In The Court of the Crimson King from 1969 on Atlantic Records.

By special request, The Vinyl Geek reviews Lou Reed's classic, 1972 album Transformer on RCA Records.

This week The Vinyl Geek is back with another verses episode, this time around he takes a look at A Hard Day's Night Soundtrack, UK vs. USA. Which one is better? Watch and find out.

Director Tim Thompson stops by the Vinyl Pad to discuss working with Al, making the music video for "Lame Claim To Fame", and Weird Al's latest, Mandatory Fun on RCA from 2014.

Will the Geek safely navigate through a witch house and restore order to Arkham? Only one way to find out.

Tom Carroll from the fantastic YouTube channel, Tom Explores LA, stops by the Vinyl Pad to talk about the debut album by The Runaways, from 1976 on Mercury Records.

This week the Vinyl Geek reviews the Beatles' 1967 classic album, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band on Capitol/ Parlophone Records. Is this the greatest album of all time? Watch and find out.

The Vinyl Geek briefly goes over the various vinyl releases of George Melachrino's classic mood music album Music for Dining from 1954 on RCA Records. Oh yeah, happy Thanksgiving.