THE SMITHS The Queen Is Dead (Classic 1986 UK first press 10-track LP with 'Fear Of Manchester' & 'Them Was Rotten Days' etched in the run-out, complete with the illustrated credits inner & the original hype stickered gatefold picture sleeve with lyrics on the inside. The sleeve is Excellent with just a little edgewear and some gloss loss to the front & a small mark on the label of side 1. The vinyl remains in Excellent condition with a few faint cosmetic paper hairlines not affecting play. One of the greatest albums of the eighties or any decade for that matter! ROUGH96) #Top 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time

THE SMITHS The Queen Is Dead (Classic original 1986 UK Rough Trade label 10-track vinyl LP with 'Fear Of Manchester', 'Them Was Rotten Days' & 'MPO' etched in the run-out. Gatefold picture sleeve with lyrics on the inside plus illustrated inner sleeve. The sleeve shows only light general wear, and the vinyl remains Excellent with a few light cosmetic surface marks ROUGH96) #Top 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time

THE SMITHS Meat Is Murder (1985 UK first press 9-track LP with the bizarre messages in the run off groove area: 'Illness As Art' on side one & 'Doing The Wythenshaw Waltz' on side two, complete with the illustrated lyric inner & non-barcoded picture sleeve. The sleeve displays some notable signs of shelfware whilst the vinyl has some noticable surface marks which have no audible affect leaving it in a respectable VG condition ROUGH81)

THE SMITHS Ask (1986 UK 3-track 12" single with 'Are You Loathesome Tonight?' & 'Tomb It May Concern' in the run-out grooves, also includes a version of Twinkle's '60s hit Golden Lights plus Cemetry Gates. Comes housed in the Yootha Joyce sleeve complete with the pink die-cut inner. The sleeve shows light wear with scuffing to top edge & wear to the spine/edges. The vinyl is Excellent with only cosmetic paper scuffs and light signs of play RTT194)

THE SMITHS Ask (1986 UK 3-track 12" single with 'Are You Loathesome Tonight?' & 'Tomb It May Concern' in the run-out grooves, also includes a version of Twinkle's '60s hit Golden Lights plus Cemetry Gates. Comes housed in the Yootha Joyce sleeve complete with the pink die-cut inner. The sleeve shows light wear with scuffing to top edge & wear to the spine/edges. The vinyl is Excellent with only cosmetic paper scuffs and light signs of play RTT194)

THE SMITHS Strangeways Here We Come (1985 UK first press 10-track LP with 'Guy Fawkes Was A Genius' etched into the run-off groove, complete with the illustrated lyric inner & embossed 'Richard Davalos' picture sleeve. The sleeve displays somelight general wear with a split to the top, whilst the vinyl shows a light warp with no real impact on play, overall an Excellent example ROUGH106)

THE SMITHS Rank (1988 UK 14-track vinyl LP featuring a collection of live tracks recorded during their performance at The National Ballroom, Kilburn in October 1986, gatefold picture sleeve complete with the illustrated credits inner. The sleeve shows light wear and the vinyl has cosmetic wear with just the odd light sign of play ROUGH126)

THE SMITHS Interview Disc (1987 UK limited edition Picture Disc LP, featuring an interview taken from Australian radio conducted in London, clear PVC sleeve BAK2013)

THE SMITHS This Charming Man (1983 UK 12" vinyl single with the Rough Trade 'Capitol' logo on the labels and 'timtom-CBS' on the A-side run-out groove, including Francois Kevorkian's New York Vocal & Instrumental mixes. Housed in a Jean Maraispicture sleeve. The sleeve has some light storage wear including some corner creasing and a slight sticker mark on the reverse, whilst the vinyl remains in excellent condition RTT136NY)

THE SMITHS The Queen Is Dead (2012 UK issue of the classic 1986 10-track LP pressed on 180gram Vinyl, housed in a deluxe gatefold picture sleeve with lyrics inside complete with the album credit inner. The sleeve has some minor edgewearand the vinyl remains Excellent with just light evidence of play) #Top 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time