ROGER WATERS The Pros & Cons Of Hitch Hiking (1984 UK first press 12-track LP, the first solo studio album from the Pink Floyd bassist & founder with the assistance of notable music personalities Eric Clapton & Michael Kamen, housed in a gatefold picture sleeve with the lyrics printed across the inside. The sleeve is in excellent condition with minimal shelf wear & the vinyl is clean & grades Excellent with very few signs of play SHVL2401051)

PINK FLOYD A Saucerful Of Secrets (2022 UK/EU limited edition Mono Mix of their classic 1968 second album, the only album to feature the five band members; Roger Waters on bass and vocals, Richard Wright on keyboards and vocals, Nick Mason on drums, Syd Barrett and David Gilmour on guitar and vocals. Remastered from the original analogue tapes by James Guthrie, Joel Plante and Bernie Grundman, and pressed on 180-gram black vinyl. Picture sleeve replicating the original psychedelic artwork, with bespoke hype sticker & factory sealed)

PINK FLOYD The Wall (1979 UK 26-track double LP with picture labels, gatefold picture sleeve with matching card lyric inners & loose artist/album title sticker. The sleeve shows light wear with moderate foxing to the inners and a seam split toone; the sticker is creased from being stored in the sleeve and the vinyl is EX- with little evidence of play SHDW411)

PINK FLOYD The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn (2020 Japanese exclusive limited edition 11-track CD, the classic debut album originally released in 1967 - This is the US Version which includes the bonus recordings 'Arnold Layne' & 'Paint Box'. Comes housed in a replica mini-LP style picture sleeve featuring the US artwork with a Japanese fold-out insert, Oldays Records fold-out insert & full front wraparound monochrome obi-strip, in a resealable bag ODR6958)

PINK FLOYD Animals (Rare Official 1978 UK 28 page 13" x 10" tour programme featuring live photographs of the band and surreal images of Battersea power station which is also featured on the front and back covers. This copy has a ticket stub for the Saturday 19th March concert at the Empire Pool, Wembley - at the time costing a pricey £4.25! The programme shows light wear, mainly just a few scuffs to the cover with a small indentation caused by the paper clip formerly used to keepthe ticket in place and has all pages secure, a brilliant classic Floyd tour keepsake!)