For decades Bob Dylan’s performance in Manchester was incorrectly labeled, The Royal Albert Hall Concert. Now, for the first time, the REAL Royal Albert Hall concert, originally recorded for a live album by CBS Records, is finally being released as a standalone 2-CD set, titled The Real Royal Albert Hall 1966 Concert. This show is also included in the 1966 Live Recordings box set.
If that, or the 36CD boxset, hasn’t sated your Dylan appetite then take a peek at our current ‘Top 3 Dylan Rarities’ currently in stock. To see our full range of Bob Dylan goodies be sure to visit the Bob Dylan Collectors Store at eil.com.
BOB DYLAN The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan: Super rare 1967 first Australian issue 13-track deep groove mono LP on a plain orange CBS label with Allan’s distribution label logo, housed in an Aussie-manufactured front laminated flipback sleeve with pinched spine & Nat Hentoff’s album notes on the back. The sleeve shows very few signs of its age or origins & the vinyl is clean & near mint. A stunning example & the first we’ve ever been able to offer – more info hereBOB DYLAN I Want You: Very rare 1966 Japanese wide centred 7″ mono single, manufactured by Nippon Columbia Co. Ltd & released by CBS in Japan before the company was taken over by Sony. Also features Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues, housed in the original die-cut company sleeve complete with a unique wraparound picture insert with the JPY 370 price point, lyrics to both songs on the inside & Japanese information/lyrics on the back. The thin delicate insert is stunning with no writing or tears & just one or two tiny patches of faint foxing barely noticeable. The vinyl is mouthwatering near ‘as new – more info hereBOB DYLAN Complete Paper Sleeve Collection + Album Collection Box:Extremely rare set of FOURTEEN 2004 Japanese exclusive limited edition CD albums + promotional-only box. Comprises The Freewheelin’ [originally released in 1963], Another Side Of Bob Dylan [1964], Bringing It All Back Home [1965], Highway 61 [1965], Blonde On Blonde [1966], John Wesley Harding [1967], Nashville Skyline [1969], Planet Waves [1974], Blood On The Tracks [1975], Desire [1976], Street Legal [1978], Slow Train Coming [1979], Infidels [1983] and Oh Mercy [1989]. Each disc is superbly presented in a mini LP-style pasted card sleeve with mini replica inner sleeve, fold-out Japanese/English lyric sheet + obi-strip. Complete with 5.5″ x 5.5″ x 2.5″ promo-only ‘Album Collection’ flip-top picture box. A stunning collection – all in MINT condition More info here
This is Joe Thompson who was the first winner of £50 store credit at eil.com for sharing with us his record collecting stories, and some tasty snippets from his incredible (and vast!) record collection, actually record collection doesn’t do it justice, you can get the full lowdown on Joe’s musical […]
From Guardian Music Hardwired …to Self-Destruct will be released on the band’s own label on November Metallica have announced their first studio album for eight years. Hardwired … to Self-Destruct, their first record since parting company with Warner Bros, will be released on their own Blackened Recordings label on 18 […]
Dick’s Picks: This week Dick has chosen this seldom-seen-slice of Scandinavian electro-synth-ambient-dream-pop goodness by Bel Canto… Bel who? This little known ’80s indie act were formed around the wonderful Kate Bush/Elizabeth Fraserisms of vocalist Anneli Drecker with acoustic and electronic backing supplied by Geir Jenssen and Nils Johansen. During a brief […]
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