…..big hittters this week at eil towers include the Rolling Stones mega-rare mail-order only Japanese CD boxset, an incredible Pink Floyd programme and ticket stub that has somehow survived from way back in 1972, a wonderful Kate Bush Japanese only promotional Best Of CD, a one of a kind Dizzy Reece/Jazz Couriers Featuring Tubby Hayes acetate, a whopping 16 x SACD collection which includes all the Yes albums recorded between 1968-1987, some top Rolling Stones vinyland more ….Here’s a few highlights, for full Top 10 click here
Rare & legendary 2006 Mail-Order Only Japanese Box Set, consisting of all eight 2006 remastered CD albums housed in exclusive individual 12″ ‘vinyl replica’ picture sleeves complete with their respective replica inserts or posters, more info here
Extremely rare 1972 UK 12-page 8″ x 6″ programme for their shows at The Rainbow on February 17, 18, 19 & 20. This fascinating artifact has six pages devoted to Pink Floyd including an advert for their new album ‘Meddle’ on the back & the lyrics to ‘Breathe’, ‘Time’, ‘Money’, ‘Us & Them’ & ‘Brain Damage’ from ‘The Dark Side Of The Moon’ as a centrefold, a full year before its release. The programme also has a page dedicated to Chicken Shack & Savoy Brown,who played on February 21st, amazing condition too! More info here1993 Japanese promotional only 32-track career retrospective double CD set. One of Kate’s most desirable and hard to find promotional pressings, unique black bordered custom picture sleeve, similar in style to The Red Shoes artwork design, more info here
Arcade Fire are back with a brand new album – The 13-track long-player is being made available in ‘Day’ and ‘Night’ variants on both CD and vinyl. The only difference is the artwork – there are […]
Why Buy? The items we offer in this range are carefully chosen for their potential to offer a real return for the buyer. In recent years the value of records/memorabilia by a select few artists […]
Ain’t nothing but a jazz thing here at eil Towers with some top jazz rare vinyl and CDs coming through the doors over the past week, here’s a few to whet your jazz whistle, see […]
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