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
DAVID CROSBY Orleans Beaugency (1971 French 3-track 7″ vinyl with wide centre, backed with two tracks taken from the wonderful If I Could Only Remember My Name, picture sleeve –£20.00!! More info hereTHE SMITHS Meat Is Murder (1985 UK A4 size 52-page softback songbook featuring the music and words for the tracks on the Meat Is Murder album, also includes UK release discography, 8 pages of colour photographs and intact and unused full colour poster! £35!!! More info hereJONATHAN RICHMAN & THE MODERN LOVERS Roadrunner(1977 UK 7″ vinyl single with intact four prong centre, proto-punk classic from Mr Richman, includes both Roadrunner Once & Roadrunner Twice, rare picture sleeve. The sleeve shows a little lightwear whilst the vinyl appears barely played! £25!!! More info here
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