Hey I'm William.
This is Garrett.
And this is Sam.
And we're Future Islands.
And this is
What's In
My Bag.
Today I got this Conny Plank tribute album.
He's a really well-known krautrock producer
and this is sort of a collection of many different songs he's worked on, many different bands
from Neu! to Moebius, Roedelius, Michael Rother.
Yeah, really love this guy.
This first record is Destruction Unit. I haven't heard this record and I haven't really heard this band
but three or four times in the last two or three months
I've been in a record store and I have heard this record
and always go 'what the hell is this?'
Next is Avey Tare's Slasher Flicks' new record.
I like the artwork a lot.
That wood burnt, so excited to hear it.
Second of all, this weird, weird thing.
This Randy Rhoads 'From Obscurity To Eternity.' Just like a weird outtakes
collection. He's like my favorite guitarist of all time.
This next one, another record which I have not heard.
Hailu Mergia & His Classical Instrument.
Recently somebody shared it online
and it was just like kind of beautiful early organ sounds
like African-influenced, Ethiopian.
I actually was looking for this, it's on Awesome Tapes from Africa.
I was looking for this online through Discogs
but never bit and finally just put in the order
and so I just found this when I shouldn't have been shopping for records.
This is a record I've never seen before. I guess it just got reissued.
Harold Budd, 1981
It says that this conjures mental images
of Harold's desert upbringing.
So, pretty excited to, y'know...
I like the desert. I like mystical stuff.
So I'm excited to space out and listen to that one.
This is another one that I just found. Karen Dalton 'In My Own Time.'
I have two of her other reissues and I just love her voice.
It's one of those things you listen to on a Sunday
and it just kind of puts a lot of emotion into you.
I just found this soundtrack for 'Phenomena.'
One of my favorite Argento movies.
I remember the music really stood out when I saw this movie.
Y'know, it's got Goblin, but it's also got Iron Maiden
and Motorhead on here. I've never seen this soundtrack before.
Last but not least, I have a Yellow Magic Orchestra record.
Literally know nothing about this band but I've been told that I would like them.
So now is the perfect time to give it a try.
Thin Lizzy 'Live and Dangerous.' It's kind of like a greatest hits kind of thing
kind of go through, like it's what they would play at their shows, y'know.
I've always loved Thin Lizzy but I've really kind of dove deep into their back catalog.
Thank you for shopping with us today.
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I'm a hip-hop head. These are my stacks. This is my man right here, Danny Brown.
This is what you find when you go digging for records.