Vinyl Rewind

- Season 1

(2011)

The Vinyl Geek takes a listen at The Mighty Accordion Band and gives his review of the album.

The Vinyl Geek reviews a record by one of his favorite bands and takes a trip down memory lane.

The Vinyl Geek discovers not one but two all harmonica based bands. Check out the short film mentioned in the show .

The vinyl geek tries to scare the hell out of his neighbors.

The Vinyl Geek takes a trippy look into the 70's version of the future with the soundtrack to Buck Rogers.

The Vinyl Geek travels to far away lands with Korla Pandit as his guide. Dig the crazy beats and the over the top voice over from the godfather of exotica.

The Vinyl Geek checks out a great soundtrack to a film you've never seen. If you're a fan of early punk, you won't want to miss this episode.

Join the Vinyl Geek as he uncovers the origins of Oscar gold and dirty dancing with Mickey Katz.

The Vinyl Geek brings you one of his favorite childhood albums with Nilsson's The Point! Discover the story of Oblio and travels through the land of point.

The Vinyl Geek reaches back into television history to bring you Pete Rugolo's "Music for Hi-Fi Bugs", a mid-century jazz gem.

What do you do when you're the son of a Hollywood legend? Start a band of course. Join the Vinyl Geek as he discovers what it takes to be teen idols in the 1960's with Dino, Desi & Billy.

This week he sets the tone for an epic month with the soundtrack to Conan The Barbarian.

The Vinyl Geek takes a trip down memory lane with "Stand By Me" soundtrack during May Movie Month on Vinyl Rewind.

This week, the Vinyl Geek travels to Middle Earth in search of soundtrack goodness.

May Movie Month continues on Vinyl Rewind with Disney's "The Black Hole" from 1979. Let the Vinyl Geek guide you through this John Barry sci/fi epic soundtrack with a little help from a new friend.

The Vinyl Geek shares some family history with a 67 year old acetate from World War Two on Vinyl Rewind's Memorial Day special.

The Vinyl Geek brings you some updates on the show.

This week, the Vinyl Geek brings you the most important record of his life: Weird Al's "Dare To Be Stupid" from 1985.

Be on the lookout for some brand new show elements and the Vinyl Geeks reaches back to the swing era to bring you this classic compilation, "Moonglow" by Artie Shaw and his Orchestra.

This week, the Vinyl Geek revisits his misspent youth as a rudeboy growing up in Santa Cruz with The Specials' self-titled debut LP.

This month MTV turns 30 and the Vinyl Geek is celebrating with The Buggles' The Age of Plastic from 1979.

The Vinyl Geek swoons over Julie London's "Julie Is Her Name" from 1955.

The Vinyl Geek re-evaluates his opinion on the glam metal scene as he pays tribute to the late Jani Lane, the lead singer of Warrant.

The Vinyl Geek celebrates the 20th Anniversary of Nirvana's groundbreaking album Nevermind.

This week, the Vinyl Geek explores the 1957 Columbia records' compilation "Dance, Be Happy" and if decides if the record will really make you dance and be happy.

This week, the Vinyl Geek investigates Billy Idol's roots with Kiss Me Deadly? by GenX from 1981, then jumps 30 years to the present day with the film Drive.

The Vinyl has a Tangerine Dream and travels to the magical, musical world of Ridley Scott's Legend from 1985 on MCA records.

The 24th of this month marks the 20th anniversary of Freddie Mercury's death and this week, the Vinyl Geek pays tribute the late singer by reviewing Queen's "A Night at the Opera" from 1975.

This week the Vinyl Geek tip-toe's to the bizarre and wacky sounds of the late, great Tiny Tim.

This week the Vinyl Geek shares some exciting news.