Super rare BEE GEES Gibb Family Story 1978 Japanese promotional-only 14-track LP with custom black on white labels, unique silk pasted picture sleeve with ‘DJ Copy Not For Sale’ text, fold-out Japanese/timeline insert & rare […]
Newly discovered archive video of High and Dry – performed by the frontman’s university band – underscores Radiohead’s shrewd refusal to surrender material Radiohead love to recycle. We all know that! But were you aware […]
This week our resident vinyl guru ‘Mr A’ has dusted off his cheesecloth mankini and is heading straight down to the beach to indulge in some seriously rare ‘Islands Funk’ courtesy of Thomas St. John […]
….biggies this week at eil towers, include an acetate for Ken Thorne’s soundtrack for How I Won The War which starred John Lennon, a mega-rare George Harrison My Sweet Lord Japanese RED vinyl 7″ single, also look out […]
The high street music and entertainment chain is planning stores for Qatar, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates and more HMV has announced plans to expand into the Middle East. The company will open 15 stores […]
Mega rare 1974 Japanese vinyl 7″ single, backed with Queen Bitch, superb textured picture insert featuring an image of Bowie as Ziggy performing on stage with ‘¥500’ price point, and printed with the lyrics to […]
Vinyl is still soaring. According to Nielsen’s mid-year music sales report, vinyl sales are up 38 percent versus this time last year. Vinyl currently comprises 9 percent of all physical music sales — a sizeable […]
Rare 2009 UK numbered limited edition deluxe case bound box designed by Faye Sawyer, working exclusively with Florence. The box contains the special edition ‘Lungs’ 20-track 2-CD album set. The discs are housed inside a […]
Good news for vinyl heads in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia — you no longer have to travel 1,243 miles to get your fix. An entrepreneur by the name of B. Batbold has opened a new shop, called Dund […]
The Jackson brother remembers the Jackson 5’s big break on The Ed Sullivan Show, 1969 This photo was taken in December 1969, when all of us were really too young to understand the impact of […]
Whenever Frank Zappa was involved, art, humor and a poke at the mainstream were bound to happen. Among the 100 plus album covers in the official Frank Zappa discography are some of the most iconic […]
ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK How I Won The War Impossibly rare 1967 UK double-sided 12″ sized metal based high grade methyl cellulose lacquer actetate, containing Ken’s score from the soundtrack to Richard Lester’s motion picture, which starred […]
Study of 80s metalheads finds that they turn out to be better adjusted than those who listened to other music “Metal health will drive you mad,” insisted Quiet Riot on the title track of the […]
Last year a video went viral with someone pretending to play a tortilla as if it was vinyl, it’s now been done for real!
Our Kent offices are open again this Friday, the 10th July 2015 for sellers of mint condition vinyl records, CDs and items of Pop ‘n Rock Memorabilia. Pop in and let our buyers give you a no […]
….biggies this week at eil towers, include a vast document archive relating to Tears For Fears, a signed Roxy Music For Your Pleasure with has signatures from both Bryan Ferry and Brian Eno, also look out for mega-rare […]
It’s easy to turn your vinyl record collection…. ……into cash….. Got a vinyl record collection you’re looking to sell? Or maybe CDs and music memorabilia? We are always looking for new collections so why not […]
This week our resident vinyl guru ‘Mr A’ has picked this unusual 1954 UK 7-track 10″ vinyl LP issued exclusively to the members of the ‘Record Of The Month’ Club & never available for commercial […]
Music magazine NME is to be given away free from September in a bid to boost its circulation. The weekly publication, which currently sells about 15,000 copies, will be distributed at train stations, shops and […]
The Guardian asked readers for photos of places made famous by album and single covers. From New York to Norwich here’s a selection of the locations behind your favourite music See more here
Very rare fully autographed copy of the band’s second album signed by Brian Eno, Phil Manzanera, Bryan Ferry, Andrew Mackay and Paul Thompson. Released in March 1973, and with Eno leaving the band just three […]
As the last Sunday chart show goes out this weekend, James Hall recalls the ten biggest pop battles of the last 60 years Al Martino vs Jo Stafford – November 1952 Up until 1952, music’s […]
On Thursday, Nielsen Music released its 2015 US mid-year report, finding that overall music consumption had increased by 14 percent in the first half of the year. What’s driving that boom? Well, certainly a growth […]
Tears For Fears/David Wernham/Outlaw Management Document Archive – This is a vast archive of documents and correspondence originating from legendary Tears For Fears tour manager David Wernham, during the period 1985 to 1991. This incredible haul […]
Incredible Sixties poster, available from our friends at Rockaway in Los Angeles, which was used to help promote the Monterey Pop Festival, a star-studded three-day concert event that took place June 16-18, 1967 at the […]
The album is one of only five copies of the ‘New York’ version of his classic Blood on the Tracks album Got a spare $12,000 (£7,700) lying around? And are you a bit of a […]
Love this short film made by those nice people at the Vinyl Factory The Record Album has been in Brighton since 1940 and George Ginn who owns and runs the shop, has been there since […]
The Rolling Stones – Exhibitionism will include more than 500 objects from the band’s six-decade history You might think rock stars can gain enough affirmation (and cash) from their music. Take the Rolling Stones, with […]
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