Some killer new arrivals through the doors this week with prices to suit all pockets…..
….THE SMITHS The Smiths (Stunning archive quality 1984 first Japanese issue 10-track vinyl LP which includes….…RED 7″ interview flexi-disc recorded at Stockport’s Strawberry Studios in October 1983, as well as the six page Japanese/lyric booklet& obi-strip. More info hereSLEATER-KINNEY No Cities To Love: 2015 US Limited Barnes & Noble Edition 10-track vinyl LP, the eighth studio album by the American rock band, fold-out picture sleeve with a limited art print which has actually been signed by the band, still factory sealed in the stickered shrink, more info hereSPIRITUALIZED Run / I Want You: 1991 UK limited edition 4-track 12” vinyl EP, also featuring Luminescence [Stay With Me] and Effervescent [Chimes], housed in a psychedelic ‘glow in the dark’ textured picture sleeve with positive and negative effect front and back! More info hereDAVID BOWIE Live Santa Monica ’72: 2008 UK limited edition 18-track audiophile double LP, pressed on Heavyweight Vinyl. In 1972, David set out on his first US tour; for almost four decades this historic recording has only been occasionally available as a bootleg. More info hereBOB DYLAN Duquesne Whistle: 2012 US limited edition 7″ vinyl single, released to celebrate Black Friday, also including Meet Me In The Morning [Alternative Take], picture sleeve – factory sealed from new. Full info hereMILES DAVIS Sketches Of Spain: 1969 Japanese ‘SX68 Sound’ Series issue of the classic 1960 5-track vinyl LP, arranged & conducted by Gil Evans, picture sleeve with full Japanese sleeve notes on the back & nice top obi-strip, still in the original open shrink – a wonderful near mint copy! More info hereDAVID BOWIE The Rise & Fall Of Ziggy Stardust & The Spiders From Mars: Sealed 2012 UK 40th Anniversary edition of the 1972 11-track LP, pressed on 180gram Vinyl & cut from the original masters in a 100% analog signal path,complete with a DVD Hi Res Audio version of the album. The DVD features four exclusive bonus tracks, including an Instrumental version of Moonage Daydream, housed in a deluxe gatefold sleeve sealed in the original hype stickered shrink, more info hereTOM WAITS Rain Dogs: 1985 UK 19-track LP, including Singapore, Time & Downtown Train plus guest appearances from Keith Richards & Marc Ribot on guitar, picture sleeve with lyric inner. More info hereSAMSON Survivors: 1979 UK 8-track vinyl LP, the debut album from the NWOBHM band with Paul Samson on vocals before Bruce Bruce [Dickinson] took over, with John McCoy on bass & production duties, glossy picture sleeve. More info hereORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK To Ride A White Horse: 2016 UK Record Store Day limited edition 16-track vinyl LP. The landmark Australian soundtrack from the 1968 Bob Evans surf documentary, featuring a mix of cinematic modal jazz and impressionistic underwater mood music, compossed & conducted by Sven Libaek, re-mastered from the original master tapes; picture sleeve still in the hype stickered open shrink. More info here
….Dead Or Alive were at No.1 on the UK singles chart with ‘You Spin Me Round (Like A Record). It was the first No.1 for the production team of Stock, Aitken and Waterman who went on to produce over 100 UK Top 40 hits. Pete Burns R.I.P. Here’s the video, […]
Imogen Heap’s score for the Harry Potter play, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, will officially be released on November 2. The Music of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child will feature four suites of music from each of the four acts of the play, which have been chronologically arranged. Heap tweeted […]
Home to the recordings of such seminal albums as David Bowie’s “Heroes”, U2’s “Achtung Baby”, and Depeche Mode’s “Black Celebration”, Hansa Studios in Berlin is one of the most famous and iconic recording studios in the world. During a recent trip to Berlin, I visited the studios, guided around by […]
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