ALICE COOPER Love It To Death (Rare Japanese Warner Bros green label 9-track vinyl LP, released long before the band reached the main public consciousness in the mid-seventies. Even in those early days the band caused controversy by the inclusion of a strategically placed thumb on the cover art of the pasted gatefold picture sleeve, causing it to be swiftly withdrawn & replaced with a version less open to mis-interpretation, with the offending thumb [& indeed the whole of his right arm] removed. Apart from being a very fine album indeed, the first overseen by Bob Ezrin, this copy is in fantastic condition with just some light general wear on the sleeve, with the lyric insert & 'Rock Age' company advertising paper inner. The labels both have a few spindle marks as you would expect, whilst the vinyl remains very clean with only a couple of light cosmetic scuffs. A really nice example, you don't see these often P-8094W
Our man has delivered as usual an eclectic and interesting array of rare vinyl albums and 7″ singles, CD albums and promotional items from Japan. Obi-strips, inserts and extra bonus items exclusive to Japanese pressings are all to be found. Watch the video for a snapshot or scroll down for some highlight items.
BILL EVANS Live In Tokyo (1980 second issue of the 1973 Japanese 9-track vinyl LP featuring a classic session recorded on 20th January 1973 at Youbinchokin Hall with Eddie Gomez on bass & Marty Morell drums, housed in the back-pasted picture sleeve with the Japanese insert & ‘Jazz Flash 50’ series obi! 20AP1831
FRANK ZAPPA Just Another Band From L.A. (Rare 1972 Japanese blue title label promo sample issue of the 5-track vinyl LP, recorded live at the Pauley Pavilion, Los Angeles on 7th August 1971, within a gatefold picture sleeve with a 4 page Japanese text biography/lyric insert. The sleeve displays only a little light general wear, the insert shows little age whilst the vinyl looks barealy played, a fantastic example and the first we have ever seen P-8245RALICE COOPER Love It To Death (Rare Japanese Warner Bros green label 9-track vinyl LP, released long before the band reached the main public consciousness in the mid-seventies. Even in those early days the band caused controversy by the inclusion of a strategically placed thumb on the cover art of the pasted gatefold picture sleeve, causing it to be swiftly withdrawn & replaced with a version less open to mis-interpretation, with the offending thumb [& indeed the whole of his right arm] removed. Apart from being a very fine album indeed, the first overseen by Bob Ezrin, this copy is in fantastic condition with just some light general wear on the sleeve, with the lyric insert & ‘Rock Age’ company advertising paper inner. The labels both have a few spindle marks as you would expect, whilst the vinyl remains very clean with only a couple of light cosmetic scuffs. A really nice example, you don’t see these often P-8094W
From Ultimate Classic Rock. Rush will release a 40th-anniversary box set dedicated to their 1980 breakthrough album Permanent Waves. While there’s no official announcement yet, listings for two-CD and three-LP Deluxe Editions, and well as a Super Deluxe Edition have appeared on Amazon with a […]
From Planet Rock. Primed for an extremely busy 2019, Status Quo’s Francis Rossi has announced details of a new studio album, an autobiography and an extensive spoken word tour. Entitled ‘We Talk Too Much’, Francis Rossi’s […]
Ain’t nothing but a jazz thing here at eil.com this week with a vast array of top jazz rare vinyl and CDs coming through the doors, here’s a few to whet your jazz whistle, see […]
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