…..more rarest of the rare vinyl & CDs through the doors this week – including the debut (and super-iconic) U.K LP from Elvis Presley (not a bad record either!), mega-rare Beatles ‘From Then To You’ Christmas LP on Apple, a Mexican issue of Jimi Hendrix Axis Bold As Love (we kid you not) with unique sleeve – yikes! – a very hard-to-find Siouxsie & The Banshees fanclub only 7″ single, Also look out for rare West Coast Psych from the cult US act Clearwater, rare prog from King Crimson, Procol Harum, a superb Orange Juice acetate and much, much more….Here’s a few to whet the whistle, see them all here
ELVIS PRESLEY Rock ‘n’ Roll: Rock N Roll Hall Of Fame 1956 UK original 12-track mono vinyl LP on the maroon & gold HMV ‘Nipper’ label, the King’s sensational debut & the first million-selling album of its kind, fully laminated scalloped flipback picture sleeve. Pop music as we know it started here folks! More info hereTHE BEATLES From Then To You: Rare original 1970 UK 7-track Apple LP issued exclusively to UK fan club members. This fantastic album is a compilation of all seven of the flexi-discs issued between 1963 & 1969 in a unique front laminated picture sleeve with the original flexi art on the back – phwoaarr!!! More info hereJIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE Eje: Ardiente Como El Amor: Rare 1970 Mexican 13-track deep groove stereo LP for Axis: Bold As Love with Spanish song titles on the cover & labels, housed in a unique silk laminated picture sleeve. More info here
Our South West buyer is still wading through a vast collection of Hawkwind collectables… rare vinyl LPs, foreign pressed 7″ singles and collectable CD albums to name but a few. He is still days away […]
With the John Williams Star Wars Ultimate Soundtrack Collection out now we thought we’d celebrate with our current Top 3 Star Wars related items currently in stock, to see more click here
Incubus have been a mainstay in alternative rock for over 25 years, with 8 full-lengths under their belt and more hit singles than one can remember. While many of their peers and contemporaries floundered and […]
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