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
IRON MAIDEN Somewhere In Time (1986 UK 8-track vinyl LP, the classic sixth studio album by the British metal legends, including the singles Wasted Years & Heaven Can Wait, complete with illustrated lyric inner & merchandise insert, housed in a picture sleeve with one of the best Maiden album artworks ever, featuring android Eddie along with lots of little hidden extras, with a vintage price sticker on the front. The sleeve shows little of its age & the vinyl looks barely played. Essential! £35!!! More info hereSTAX Stax Soul Explosion (1969 UK 16-track stereo compilation LP, front laminate flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve has some light edgewear and a few light storage marks; the vinyl remains in excellent condition with only a few signs of play – £25!!! More info hereSMALL FACES Magic Moments (1977 UK 12-track LP compilation, fully laminated picture sleeve. The cover shows just some very mild corner or ring wear & the vinyl is Excellent with few signs of play at all – £25!!!More info here
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