On this day in 1965….
…The Who released their first single ‘I Can’t Explain’ with a certain Jimmy Page on guitar and The Ivy League on backing vocals, it went on to reach No.8 on the UK chart. This is from the ‘The Who.com’ […]
…The Who released their first single ‘I Can’t Explain’ with a certain Jimmy Page on guitar and The Ivy League on backing vocals, it went on to reach No.8 on the UK chart. This is from the ‘The Who.com’ […]
We’ve had some incredible Bowie vinyl, CDs and more through the doors at eil Towers in recent weeks, here’s our current Top 5 – to see more Bowie goodies click here
From the Guardian Ahead of his shows in Australia, the Boss explains the art of performance and never taking an audience for granted You must feel an incredible sense of power, standing in front of […]
From the Independent Metal Hammer magazine has been saved from closure, along with Classic Rock and Prog, after going into administration in December. More than 70 staff were put out of work days before Christmas, […]
From the Guardian It’s 40 years since the Manchester band’s first release reshaped pop music. With no industry support, they pressed and sold the E.P. themselves, and kickstarted a revolution. In January 1977 a young […]
From Classic Driver A new exhibition in London is showing a collection of photographs of David Bowie shot by Brian Duffy, the star photographer who was instrumental in creating some of the late pop star’s […]
From The Guardian Post-US election, the band are taking time to reconsider their already completed new LP, which they might alter in light of the result U2 has decided to delay their upcoming album after […]
St Etienne release a 3 x Vinyl LP box set for their 1991 album Foxbase Alpha. The box includes an exclusive 1-sided 7″ of demo tracks, a picture book and trading cards. Out on the 17th […]
From London Live In a world of streaming – the cover art for albums, may be thought of as a thing of the past. Watch the video clip here But with vinyl sales reaching 25-year […]
Ain’t nothing but a jazz thing here at eil Towers with some top jazz rare vinyl and CDs coming through the doors over the past week, here’s a few to whet your jazz whistle, see […]
From NME These are the U.K’s top 10 best-selling vinyl albums of 2016, they include ‘classic’ and ‘legacy’ albums from the likes of Fleetwood Mac, The Stone Roses, The Beatles, Nirvana and the late Prince […]
Hot-footing it through the doors this week at eil Towers is a top-notch collection of all things Kylie – there’s some real rarities here including official awards, imports, acetates and more – here without further […]
…..1994, Oasis started recording their debut album Definitely Maybe at Monnow Valley Studio in South Wales. When released in August 1994, it became the fastest selling debut album of all time in the UK, (being […]
From the Guardian The show’s first guest was marooned three quarters of a century ago this month. Here are the moments that made Desert Island Discs a radio classic 1. The first castaway – marooned […]
From NME Revelation comes from new BBC 2 documentary ‘David Bowie: The Last Five Years’ David Bowie didn’t know he was dying when he recorded his final album ‘Blackstar’, according to a new documentary about […]
Happy 20th Anniversary Dave Joyce – Twenty Years at eil.com today! Recent months have seen a flurry of 20th Anniversary celebrations, with both Cheryl and J.P. having passed this employment milestone, and now Dave Joyce […]
From the Telegraph Music streaming increased by more than two thirds in the UK last year, but is the success of Spotify and other streaming services rendering the music charts redundant? Just 11 songs reached […]
Congratulations to the Best Art Vinyl 2016 Award winners Matthew Cooper for the Last Shadow Puppets Album ‘Everything You’ve Come to Expect’ Jonathan Barnbrook for the David Bowie album ‘Blackstar’ Jonathan Zawada for the Mark […]
From Factmag.com “2017: What the fuck is going on?” Earlier this week, we speculated that influential electronic duo The KLF (previously know as The Justified Ancients of Mu Mu) could return in 2017 – numerology […]
Here at eil.com we are big fans of record collections (you don’t say) and the many different ways that people choose to display them. With that in mind we’d love to have a sneak peak […]
…..more rarest of the rare vinyl & CDs through the doors this week – including a highly sought after US punk 7″ from the Misfits, a tasty 1st issue Led Zeppelin Physical Graffiti, a monster rare […]
Artist Stefan Glerum has created a brilliant look into the extreme sport of digging for wax. 13 reasons why you shouldn’t spend your sunny afternoons in a basement; “You will end up all alone”, “It […]
From the Guardian Barry Cain dismisses doubts about authenticity of 1982 Flexipop! feature in which singer describes teenage loneliness The co-founder of a cult music magazine of the early 80s has stood by the authenticity […]
Ain’t nothing but a jazz thing here at eil Towers with some top jazz rare vinyl and CDs coming through the doors over the past week, here’s a few to whet your jazz whistle, see […]
From the BBC Vinyl sales topped three million last year, the highest UK total in 25 years. More than 3.2 million records were sold in 2016, a rise of 53% on the previous year, according […]
From the Independent Images of the group reunited in their hometown surfaced online overnight Sheffield rockers Arctic Monkeys are reuniting to work on a new album. The news is reported to have been confirmed by […]
From the Telegraph Chris Martin paid his tribute to George Michael — who was famously charitable — by surprising a group of homeless people with a performance of Wham!’s Last Christmas. The 39-year-old stunned the group of homeless […]
From NME Wham!’s Andrew Ridgeley says releasing a previously unreleased track in the late singer’s honour would not be appropriate. George Michael reportedly died leaving three albums of unreleased material in his vaults. It is well […]
… The Beatles auditioned for Decca Records in West Hampstead, London. A&R boss at Decca Dick Rowe turned them down in what is considered one of the biggest mistakes in music industry history, Decca decided to […]
From the BBCThe man credited with discovering the Beatles and who became the band’s first manager has died at the age of 86. Allan Williams was also the original owner of Liverpool’s Jacaranda Club. The […]
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