…..it’s a bumper week for the vinyl lovers this week at eil towers, with some tasty Japanese vinyl in the shape of an original 1969 Japanese Blind Faith LP, 1st Japanese press of Led Zep III, 1971 RED vinyl Pink Floyd Saucerful Of Secrets phewweee! If that’s not enough we’ve got a UK 1st press Who Live At Leeds with all those pesky inserts present and correct, mega-rare Decca Nova Black Cat Bones LP, a 2nd press transitional variant (ooo-get you) of the Beatles Revolver and more besides….Here’s a few highlights, for full Top 10 click here
LED ZEPPELIN Led Zeppelin III: Original 1970 Japanese 10-track stereo LP on the blue & green Atlantic label manufactured by Nippon Grammophon, housed in a revolving die-cut matt picture sleeve with lyric insert & obi-strip. This is a gorgeousnear mint copy! More info hereBLACK CAT BONES Barbed Wire Sandwich: Monster rare Prog Blues/Psych 1970 first UK issue 9-track stereo LP, by the band who were originally formed by Simon Kirke & Paul Kossoff, before they left to form Free & featuring an early incarnation ofLeaf Hound, issued on the light blue & silver Decca Nova series label, more info hereGUNS N ROSES Live Like A Suicide: Rare original 1986 US Uzi Suicide label 4-track 12″ EP, featuring Reckless Life, Nice Boys, Move To The City & Mama Kin. All tracks play both sides. This comes housed in a sleeve which displays the guns logo with intertwined roses & a group shot on the reverse. Both the sleeve & vinyl are in stunning near mint condition, more info here
Dick’s Picks: “With so much political upheaval in the air what better time to dig out that studded leather jacket and jump up and down to four blasts of hard, hi-octane, second generation Brit-Punk?” Burning Britain? Ahhh 1982, the year in which Channel 4 was launched, the ZX Spectrum ‘home […]
GEORGE HARRISON Poor Little Girl 1989 Japanese promotional only vinyl 7″ with custom black on white labels, also featuring Gone Troppo, housed in a unique white & orange custom sleeve with Japanese/lyrics on the back. This format was not domestically released in Japan as a single. This copy has come […]
From the Guardian The show’s first guest was marooned three quarters of a century ago this month. Here are the moments that made Desert Island Discs a radio classic 1. The first castaway – marooned on 29 January 1942 – was Vic Oliver, a music-hall star in the 1930s. He […]
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