Vinyl Rewind

- Season 2

(2012)

The Vinyl Geek dig's up an album with one of the most of the most iconic covers of all time: Sticky Fingers by the Rolling Stones from 1971. Get ready to learn some little known facts about this classic album from an unexpected source.

This week, the Vinyl Geek learns you can't judge an album by its cover as he takes a psychedelic trip with the self-titled debut of Vanilla Fudge.

The Chop Tops stop by the Vinyl Geek pad to talk about their recent exploits on the road and their first vinyl release, Deadly Love from 2010.

The Vinyl Geek reviews the definitive album for your space aged, bachelor pad; Other Worlds, Other Sounds by Esquivel and his Orchestra from 1958 on RCA Records. Auntie Vinyl drops by the vinyl pad, uninvited and we welcome Miz Mel.

The Vinyl Geek discovers the magic of Record Store Day 2012 with the help of an uninvited guest.

The Vinyl Geek stumbles upon a by-product of the "in sound" of the 1960s with Incredible by Gary Puckett and the Union Gap. Does it still hold up today?

The Vinyl Geek brings you his pick for the best debut album of 2012 with The Lumineers' self-titled LP. Join us as we listen to the beauty of this album with the help of our special guest, film director Ben Fee.

The Vinyl Geek brings you an album from 2012 drenched in 80s New Wave: Confess by Twin Shadow on 4AD records. Is there more going on than just being "retro" - you decide.

This week the Vinyl Geek and Professor Watson count down the top ten songs you never knew were covers; the results may surprise you.

This week the Vinyl Geek makes a special trip to the mecca of all Bay Area record stores, Big Al's Record Barn. Join The Geek as we get to know Big Al, his store and why you should plan your own trip before it's too late.