…..a batch of incredible finds through the doors this week at eil towers including the mega-rare UK psych ’45 by the mysterious Sir Ching I, a tasty collection of original ’60s Beatles Monthly Magazines, a vintage 1980s Joy Division record store display poster, Sly Stone’s seminal There’s a Riot Goin’ On acetate, yes acetate, plus an acetate from jazz legend Chet Baker, more original record shop displays in the shape of Queen and New Order….Here’s a few highlights, for full Top 10 click here
Oh boy, making its online debut….. A mythical, rarest-of-the-rare & still largely unknown British Psych-Pop 1970 UK 7″ vinyl single on Spark. We consider this one of the most highly prized & highly priced singlesof the British Psych 1966-70 golden age & the final say in the matter, more info hereVintage, genuine, mid 1980’s billboard/record store poster depicting the bands releases to date. Measuring 41″ x 56″ in size, this example has never been glued to any billboard and remains free of pinholes, sellotape – NICE! More info hereVery rare, genuine, late 1980’s UK billboard poster for the concert held at G-Mex in Manchester on Saturday 17th December supported by A Certain Ratio and Happy Mondays. Measuring 38″ x 60″ – what a night out that would have been! More info here
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