MC5 Kick Out The Jams (Extremely Rare Archive Quality 1969 Japanese first press 8-track debut vinyl LP on the blue Elektra 'guitar player' label, featuring the uncensored version of the classic title track. This copy comes complete with the super rare & limited wrap-around 'Series No. 7' full cover die-cut 'obi' [the Japanese title is printed 'Kick Out Of The Jams'] which has the Japanese album notes printed on the back of the obi exactly how this original pressing was first issued. There is just ONE tiny blemish of note, which is VERY difficult to spot, even when we tell you what it is: if you look ever so closely to the die-cut sleeve, the most delicate part of the package, there is a tiny 5mm toe part of the 'K' missing [yes, it's a real eye puzzle!]. However, apart from this, the sleeve, obi and vinyl are all in stunning NEAR MINT condition with no signs of foxing, a near impossible achievement. All in all, a beautiful investment piece. We guarantee you won't see one as nice as this on the market for many, many years... SJET-8153)

MC5 Kick Out The Jams (1977 UK butterfly label issue of the debut 1969 8-track LP, re-released at the height of punk in '77. Features Motor City Is Burning, Come Together & closes with an eight-minute long version of Sun Ra's Starship! Unlike some US issues, all UK issues of this album contain the censored version of the album. The sleeve is Excellent with some light shelf wear & the vinyl too grades Excellent with the occasional faint cosmetic sign of play K42027)

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, the debut studio album by American rock band & their second overall, following 1969's live album Kick Out the Jams, matte picture sleeve. The sleeve shows a little age discolouration & light creasing, whilst the vinyl looks barely played K50346)

MC5 Kick Out The Jams (1980s Canadian 'Super Saver' series Dolby Cassette issue of the classic 1969 8-track debut album from the American proto-punk rockers, including the original uncensored 'Mother F*cker' opening on the title track. The printed black cassette comes issued in the casing with the fold-out picture inlay which has just a little evidence of age CEK74042)

MC5 High Time (Essential 1971 US promotional sample 8-track stereo vinyl LP, the final long-player from the legendary Detroit garage band, ending on the belting eye-of-the-hurricane track: Skunk [Sonicly Speaking]. This rare record has custom black on white labels with 'Sample Copy - Not For Sale' print and was pressed at Preswell ['PR' etchings in run-outs] & mastered by George Piros ['gP']. The heavy duty pasted gatefold sleeve is promo stickered on the front with an additional 'Suggested Cuts For Air Play' sticker and is complete with the colour catalogue inner. Now extremely hard to find, the cover is pre-deletion cut and has no deletion cuts, markings or splits and is Excellent to Near Mint. The vinyl appears Near Mint with little evidence of play. Recommended SD8285)