Dead or Alive singer Pete Burns has died aged 57 after suffering a cardiac arrest, his management has said. A statement on Twitter said it was with “greatest sadness” that it had to break the […]
There’s only seven days left of our October half-price-sale so if you want to take advantage of a whopping 50% off selected items of vinyl, CDs, memorabilia and more so don’t delay! Here at eil.com […]
Dick’s Picks: Word around the office this week is that our resident ‘vinyl overlord’ has been seen on more than one occasion with a knowing, wry smile on his face, close inspection reveals that he’s […]
Ain’t nothing but a jazz thing here at eil Towers with some top jazz rare vinyl and CDs coming through the doors over the past week, here’s a few to whet your jazz whistle, see […]
From the Independent Radiohead were announced as the first headline act earlier this week The world may now know who is headlining Glastonbury 2017(well, one act anyway), but it’s now been confirmed who definitely won’t […]
Many people are deemed ‘legendary’ or that they ‘changed the world’ in some way when they pass away, although not always true, in the case of Polish immigrant Phil Chess, who died this week […]
The Jimi Hendrix Experience recorded their first single, ‘Hey Joe’, at De Lane Lea studios in London. Here’s a great Hendrix version recorded live for German TV…..read on to get the real lowdown on this Hendrix […]
Some killer new items of vintage music memorabilia just in at eil.com – here’s our current ‘Top 5’, to see more click here …so the number one item is……
From the Independent The singer-songwriter’s remained completely silent US folk singer-songwriter Bob Dylan recently became the first American in 33 years to be awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature for having “created new poetic expressions within the […]
From the Telegraph An album of previously unreleased material by Prince will be released early next year, as part of a deluxe Purple Rain re-issue that the musician was working on before he died. Warner Bros […]
Seattle artist hopes Kickstarter will raise funding as his vinyl record cutouts go high-tech
From the Telegraph They are musical giants. Phil Collins and Paul McCartney are the only two living musicians – Michael Jackson was the third – to have sold more than 100 million records both as […]
From the Guardian The rock’n’roll legend chooses his 90th birthday to announce that he is releasing a new album next year, titled Chuck…. oll over Frank Ocean and tell Beyoncé the news. Chuck Berry proved […]
…..premium grade rarities eil Towers, including U.S. promo only Rolling Stones LPs, three SEALED coloured vinyl Beatles LPs, U2 promo items including a U2 jigsaw, the Japanese only vinyl release of Cat Steven’s OST to the […]
Starter company Mag-Lev Audio have developed a turntable that uses magnets to suspend your record in mid-air, thereby rendering the playback free of any interruption from vibration – NICE! If you can get past the […]
We’ve always had a penchant for the Queen Of French Pop, Mylene Farmer. Our forays into France often turn up unusual pressings and much sought after collectables. A recent jaunt to La France turned up […]
Not only has HRB (His Royal Bobness) just been awarded the Nobel Prize For Literature but we’ve also acquired a rather tasty Bob Dylan collection with some very nice early presses of his seminal ’60s releases […]
Leonard Cohen is set to release a new studio album, You Want It Darker, on the 21st October with a vinyl edition to follow in November. Produced by his son, it will be the 82 […]
Ain’t nothing but a jazz thing here at eil Towers with some top jazz rare vinyl and CDs coming through the doors over the past week, here’s a few to whet your jazz whistle, see […]
Dick’s Picks: With this week’s pick Dick has really upped the ante, offering for your delectation this so-rare-it-hurts 1970 vintage Brit-pop-psych 7″ vinyl single on the cult ‘Spark’ imprint from the super mysterious Sir Ching […]
From the Economist VINYL evokes another time. In “Call the Midwife”, a drama set in the late 1950s, the young women return from a day of delivering infants to enjoy a Horlicks and a Chordettes […]
From the Telegraph Bob Geldof is being sued after a former Boomtown Rat bandmate claimed he co-wrote the 1979 hit I Don’t Like Mondays. Johnnie Fingers, whose real name is John Moylett, says he wrote the […]
…due to a late cancellation from Shakin’ Stevens (oh! the glamour) for a scheduled appearance on British TV programme Top Of The Pops this happened….. …..a nation looked on in disbelief, Dad’s were said to […]
By Daniel Gumble Music Week Sainsbury’s to sell vinyl in 67 more stores, now accounts for 80% of grocery vinyl market Sainsbury’s has announced that it will now sell vinyl records in 67 more stores […]
Do you think this is a future collectable? If you are an avid Pistols collector, you’ll still want this in your collection… buy one to play and one to keep sealed and minty fresh […]
Bowie’s Lazarus soundtrack contains three new songs from his final recording sessions. A first listen shows a great artist racing through a final burst of creativity From the Guardian “I’ve got a handful of songs […]
As part of the 40th Anniversary celebrations since the release of Abba’s Arrival, limited edition 7″ picture discs have been reissued for Fernando, Knowing Me Knowing You, Money Money Money and Dancing Queen. Buy one […]
Only the very best collectables are deemed ‘Blue Chip’ at eil.com – Here are three of our best but check back daily for new arrivals to the Blue Chip store – click here
From the Independent The toy giant came up with the creation after a fan wrote in to suggest it. LEGO has launched its very own Yellow Submarine set in honour of The Beatles, complete with figures […]
A couple of weeks ago we gave you the chance to win an Art Vinyl ‘Play & Display’ frame, all you had to do was tell us which record you would choose to go in […]
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