….another busy week here at eil Towers with vinyl in all its shapes and forms coming thick and fast, here’s our current Top 10, you can see more here
PALMA VIOLETS Invasion Of The Tribbles: Rare 2013 UK limited edition etched single sided 7″ vinyl single, autographed fold out poster picture sleeve with two badges. This release was limited to just 180 copies [‘180’ was the title of their debut LP] and the link to buy the release was only given out to subscribers to the band’s mailing list! The sleeve shows no wear and the vinyl appears unplayed – superb! More info hereTHE RAMONES Leave Home: Archive Quality 80s Australian Limited Edition 14-track Direct To Metal Mastering LP pressed on Blue Marble Vinyl, originally released in 1977 & featuring ‘Sheena Is a Punk Rocker’ in place of ‘Carbona Not Glue’, glossy picture sleeve. More info hereTHE TOURS Language School: 1979 UK 2-track 7″ vinyl single featuring the debut single from the Poole powerpop/punk quartet who only managed to release one more before disbanding, includes Language School, housed in a red printed PVC sleeve. More info hereKATE BUSH Before The Dawn: 2014 UK 60-page 11″ x 8″ deluxe programme for the groundbreaking run of shows at the Hammersmith Odeon [or whatever it’s calling itself today]. For all those who didn’t get to attend one of THE shows of 2014 here’s your chance to grab a piece of the action. It’s a truly lavish programme with a gorgeous textured & embossed cover with each page inside double bound. The contents include pictures of the set and its design, early rehearsals, backgroundto the concept, interviews and more. A fantastic programme for a fantastic series of shows by a fantastic artist – Terrific! More info hereDONALD BYRD Stepping Into Tomorrow: 1975 first US issue 8-track LP, one of a few Blue Note gems led by Fonce & Larry Mizell, expertly leading the way for Jazz-Funk of the era, picture sleeve. More info hereKASABIAN 48:13: Rare 2014 UK 13-track CD album featuring their fifth studio album including the singles eez-eh, bumblebeee, bow and stevie, complete with the pink & blue picture booklet which has been FULLY AUTOGRAPHED in black marker pen by Tom, Sergio, Ian and Chris. A fantastic addition to any Kasabian collection! More info hereJAMES BROWN Get Up Offa That Thing: 1976 UK 6-track vinyl LP. Great album from the ‘Hardest Working Man In Showbiz’ that includes the full length version of the title track, a guaranteed party starter! More info hereTHE BEATLES Love Me Do: 2012 UK 7″ vinyl single, this is the withdrawn version of the strictly limited edition 50th anniversary release, owing to the incorrect Andy White version being used and the wrong Parlophone catalogue number on the B-side (45-R 4714). The matrices on this issue are -> side A: BC88258-O1A1, side B: BC88258-O1B1. All these mispressed copies were recalled prior to the official release. With a nice reproduction die cut card Parlophone sleeve reproducingtheoriginal artwork & the vinyl remaining near ‘as new’, this is a great chance to own a highly prized & investment piece of Beatles vinyl! More info hereMARVIN GAYE What’s Going On: Seldom seen 1st issue 1971 UK 9-track LP, complete with lyric insert, textured picture sleeve. Every home should have one! More info hereHere’s our number No.1! PINK FLOYD The Pink Floyd: Extremely rare original 1974 UK fourteen page illustrated comic book style tour programme with a superb colour cover. This copy is in fantastic condition and is a magnificent addition to any self respecting Pink Floyd collection! More info here
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