….fun for all the family with more incredible records through the doors this week at eil towers , including the monster rare Michael Jackson ‘Thriller’ one-sided promo, a tasty 1968 US mono copy of Dylan’s John Wesley Harding LP, rare scary prog vinyl from Atomic Rooster, limited edition Dusty Springfield 4CD boxset, a seldom seen Jimi Hendrix ‘Electric Ladyland’ transitional pressing…..Here’s a few highlights, for full Top 10 click here
MICHAEL JACKSON Thriller: Extremly rare 1987 French one sided promotion only injection moulded vinyl 7″, featuring a thirty eight seccond Message/Mixage Sur Thriller along with the five minutes thirty one seconds long version of the song, complete with the unique glossy picture sleeve, more info hereJIMI HENDRIX Electric Ladyland: Rare classic 1969 UK 16-track double LP, superb fully laminated gatefold picture sleeve. This copy is from early 1969 & has the original press vinyl but the modified sleeve design, more info hereBOB DYLAN The Bootleg Series No. 9 – The Witmark Demos: 1962-1964: 2010 UK limited edition 48-track 4-LP set, pressed on 180gram Heavyweight Vinyl. Features forty-seven Dylan songs recorded by the artist – accompanied only by his acoustic guitar, harmonica & occasional piano, more info here
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