The ‘90s will be remembered for many things, and the influence from that time still resonates with audiences new and old to this day. Vinyl from that time has become incredibly popular with collectors hunting down original pressings that were manufactured in limited quantities. When we see records from that time here, they don’t stay for long, but we always aim to bring the best quality titles to you.
We’ve picked out a handful of ‘90s vinyl highlights that we have in stock below, and you can find the full range at eil.com.
If you are looking for some great gift ideas or looking to treat yourself, our Christmas store is now open and being updated with new stock daily.
MEAT LOAF Bat Out Of Hell II: Back Into Hell (1993 UK first issue 11-track vinyl LP, including the hit single I’d Do Anything For Love [But I Won’t Do That], within a glossy picture sleeve. The sleeve displays some light general wear mostly tothe edges, whilst the vinyl shows a few light hairlines, not affecting play. An ideal example of this 90s vinyl pressing V2710).
TORI AMOS Little Earthquakes (Classic 1991 German 12-track vinyl LP, widely regarded as one of the standout debut albums of the last twenty years, as it oozes quality & integrity, picture sleeve with lyrics on reverse. The sleeve shows minimalwear & the vinyl remains near ‘as new’ with little sign of play. A superb copy of one of the most essential albums of the nineties!).
GARY MOORE Still Got The Blues (1990 UK 9-track LP with picture labels, including Oh Pretty Woman & Still Got The Blues For You. Comes housed in the original hype-stickered picture sleeve with an extra shop price sticker attached & album credits inner. The sleeve shows only a little faint shelf wear & the vinyl displays light signs of play V2612).
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