Here at eil.com we realise not everyone’s pockets are sooo deep they can stump up the readies for that uber-collectable slab of vinyl, CD boxset, vintage memorabilia etc etc….with that in mind we’ve put together this new weekly ‘Top 3’ of some of the more affordable collectables that pass through the doors each week at eil Towers, no items will be more than £50, here’s a few to whet the whistle, to see them all click here
SHED SEVEN A Maximum High (1996 UK 12-track vinyl LP including the singles Going For Gold, Getting Better and Bully Boy, housed in the song hype-stickered picture sleeve complete with a 16-page illustrated lyric booklet. There is just a little shelfwear to the sleeve visible and the vinyl appears in barely played condition, more info herePAUL WELLER He’s The Keeper(2000 UK 3-track 12″ single, also includes Helioscentric and Bang-Bang, picture sleeve. The sleeve on this copy shows very little wear, and the vinyl is in ‘near as new’ condition – more info hereVARIOUS Club Ska ’67(1980 UK issue of the 1967 13-track mono LP compilation, featuring all the classic ska tunes on Island to skank to from back in the day by the likes of Baba Brooks, Desmond Dekker & The Skatalites, picture sleeve replicating the original album artwork. More info here
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