MC5 Back In The USA (1977 UK issue of the 1970 11-track LP on the green & orange Atlantic label with the 'W' Warner logo and without the speed printed. The debut studio album by American rock band & their second overall, following 1969's live album Kick Out the Jams, matt picture sleeve. The sleeve shows a small spot of paper loss due to sticker removal and a little age discolouration, whilst the vinyl looks barely played K50346)

MC5 Total Assault - 50th Anniversary Collection (2018 UK limited edition triple LP box set celebrating the 50th anniversary of the world's most dangerous band, containing RED, WHITE & BLUE vinyl issues of Kick Out The Jams, Back In The USA and High Time albums, with picture sleeves replicating the original artwork, complete with photos and essay by Jaan Uhelszki of Creem Magazine, all housed inside a slipcase picture box. Factory sealed from new with its gold hype sticker attached. Essential!)

MC5 Kick Out The Jams (Legendary 1969 proto-punk debut from Detroit's finest! 2022 UK/EU limited edition 8-track LP cut from the original analogue masters and pressed on 180-gram black vinyl. Recorded live at the Grande Ballroom, featuring the instant classics Ramblin' Rose, Rocket Reducer No. 62 Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa, and the iconic title track Kick Out The Jams. Gatefold picture sleeve with hype sticker which retains it's opened factory shrinkwrap and the vinyl looks unplayed. Recoomended) #Top 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time

MC5 Back In The USA (1983 German issue of the 1970 11-track LP on the green & orange Atlantic label, glossy picture sleeve. On this second longplayer, Detroit's finest [& that's saying something] took their foot off the pedal marked 'freak-out' & instead offered up a superb set of rock 'n roll missives about, well life in the USA! The sleeve has some minor edgwear/creasing. The vinyl shows the odd hairline and light signs of play. ATL50346)

MC5 High Time (Essential 1971 US 8-track stereo LP on the green & orange label, the final longplayer from the legendary Detroit garage band, ending on the belting eye-of-the-hurricane track, Skunk (Sonicly Speaking). This copy was pressed at Preswell ['PR' etchings in run-outs] & mastered by George Piros ['gP'], heavy duty pasted gatefold sleeve with deletion cut to the righthand side edge. The sleeve shows some light edgewear and scuffing. The vinyl is Excellent, with one or two cosmetic paper hairlines and minimal signs of play. Recommended SD8285)