Warped records? A lifesaver for anyone who’s ever copped a steal at a market only to find their 50p holy grail roll like a wave machine when played back at home, Canadian audio company TTW […]
Here’s a cool list of Record Stores from around the world that I read at the weekend. Can any of you tick these of your list of stores you’ve visited? Are there any stores that […]
Having moved into a care home, 86-year old Ian Murray must sell his collection of over 10,000 records. If you were saddened by last week’s news of a son selling off his father’s estate of […]
Before the internet, in situations when books wouldn’t quite do, a wave of LPs educated people in all manner of things. They seem more than a little eccentric to the modern listener, writes Alan Dein. […]
Ray and Dave Davies discuss the band’s history and their rumoured reunion “I don’t want to see the legacy of The Kinks soured by two miserable old men doing it for the money,” says Dave […]
Looking back on their breakup, the Jam bassist Bruce Foxton says he and Paul Weller may be friends again, but a full reunion is unlikely (for now) This photograph shows Rick Buckler, Paul Weller and […]
We’ve secured a small but interesting collection from an ex-industry bod. Including rare oddities such as the GNR doormat, many promotional only display flats, a Hendrix canvas print, a Siouxsie signed drumskin, plus promo t-shirts […]
it’s an exciting week… we’ve secured a fabulous collection of prog, psych, folk LPs and we’re like the proverbial bees to honey. Albums featured include Trees, Zeppelin originals, Pink Floyd originals, Mighty Baby LPs, Wishbone […]
Stones Throw’s new 7-inch record crate, custom made in the USA with 6-ply alder, laser cut, with two inset polished metal Stones Throw emblems on either end. This is constructed with snap-lock joints, water-based glue […]
Extremely rare 1969 UK 9-track first issue stereo LP with ‘Superhype’ publishing credit on the labels, legendary fully laminated sleeve with turquoise lettering. The matrix numbers are 588171 A//1 & 588171 B//1 and are not […]
……great new documentary on the wonderful Miss Nina Simone, here’s the trailer…
Dick’s Picks: This week our resident vinyl guru ‘Mr A’ has not not been to Spain, but has nonetheless unearthed these ‘ahead of their time’ albums that every home should have. He remains esconced in […]
Sale of Jackson memorabilia will also include a prototype of the black leather jacket the singer wore on the cover of his album Bad. A rare white sequined glove once owned by Michael Jackson could […]
TREES On The Shore Rare & magnificent British psych folk 1970 first UK issue 10-track LP on the smooth & plain orange CBS label with A1/B1 matrices, a must for fans of Fairport Convention, Steeleye […]
Lust well you might – we’ve not stocked these for years MIGHTY BABY A Jug Of Love Impossibly Rare British Psych Dreamer 1971 UK first press 6-track LP, easily the most difficult to find Blue […]
Another influx of Jazz collectables this week sees rare and out of print vinyl originals from Cannonball Adderley, Modern Jazz Quartet, Jimmy Yancey and some super rare LPs pressed on the Vertigo label (we’re barely […]
Scratch beneath the surface and London has a wealth of diverse and individual record shops that won’t make the Record Store Day headlines. Last week it was announced that there are now more independent record […]
One of our buyers arrived back this afternoon with a collection to drool over. The below few items have just been added to our system in the last half hour and are currently awaiting images […]
The Rolling Stone says he smokes an ‘early morning joint’ regularly Keith Richards may have quit cocaine nearly a decade ago, but says he still enjoys a marijuana wake-up call. The 71-year-old singer told Mojo […]
Beastie Boys came out swinging with their 1986 debut, Licensed to Ill, announcing themselves as loud, crude and in your face. Given a different set of circumstances they may have been professional wrestlers or presidential candidates. […]
More arrives from our man in Japan! Super rare Rolling Stones CDs, and an elusive stock of Japanese 3″ CDs in original snap packs feature in this months delivery. A smattering of SHM CDs feature […]
This is probably the biggest record collection on military grounds. Located on 45 square miles of land and water and notorious for its detention camp, Guantanamo Bay Naval Base is America’s oldest overseas military outpost. […]
Incredible 2011 UK limited edition remastered 8LP and 1 x 10″ Vinyl boxset. This stunning set is surely the ultimate for the psychedelic afficiando – so what do you get for your money? You get […]
As ’90s heartthrobs Backstreet Boys and ‘NSync team up to make a zombie horror film, what happened to the other boybands? The band A1 reformed in 2009 and represented Norway in 2010 Eurovision. Norwegian Christian […]
We’ve got these back in stock, a must for the Oasis collector: OASIS [What’s The Story] Morning Glory? 2014 UK promotional only 38-track triple CD set for the remastered edition of the album expanded with […]
ROLLING STONES But Naked This is one incredible and unique collection of unreleased artwork for preliminary design concepts of the sleeve artwork for a 1995 album titled Rolling Stones But Naked – this title was […]
A new study has looked at the vocabulary used in bestselling artists’ work, and it has found that Eminem uses 4,000 more words than Dylan He may be the most revered wordsmith in the classic […]
This week our resident vinyl guru ‘Mr A’, although still somewhat exhausted from his ‘Islands Funk’ shenanigans last week, has managed to pull another rabbit out of the hat with this prime slice of late […]
ROLLING STONES Paper Sleeve Collection – a must for the rare CD collector Complete set of Twenty-Two 2006 Japanese exclusive limited edition CD albums, a full run of ‘Rolling Stones In The 60s’ releases & […]
….biggies this week at eil towers, include a ‘first and last’ CD pressing of Pink Floyd’s Dark Side Of The Moon especially created to commemorate the closure of EMI’s Swindon plant, a mega-rare Indian Summer LP on Harvest […]
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