10cc

10cc

10cc 2007 digitally remastered and expanded pressing of the quirky British Rock band's 1974 sophomore album featuring three bonus tracks: '18 Carat Man Of Means', 'Gizmo My Way' and 'Worst Band In The World' (Radio Version). Formed by songwriters Graham Gouldman, Eric Stewart, Kevin Godley and Lol Creme, 10cc weren't quite Art Rock, Pop Rock or Progressive Rock. They took only the best aspects of each style and created a unique sound of their own and were nearly impossible to pigeonhole. Sheet Music features the hits 'The Wall Street Shuffle', 'Silly Love' and 'Worst Band In The World'. 13 tracks. 7Ts. 2007.

Alien Sex Fiend

Angelo Branduardi

Bad Company

Beastie Boys

The Beatles THE BEATLES 20 Golden Hits (German 20-track pale green Odeon label vinyl LP compilation album featuring Hey Jude She Loves You Help! and many more. Housed in a striking embossed portrait picture sleeve. The sleeve shows very few signs of storage with only negligible edge creasing evident and the vinyl within remains in superb as new condition ADEG61)

The Beatles 19 track edition

The Beatles

The Beatles

The Beatles

The Beatles The beatles sgt pepper (1969 uk mono issue of the 1967 13-track vinyl lp on the yellow parlophone label, laminated gatefold internal flipback picture sleeve, very collectable item.

The Beatles New ArrivalsNEW ARRIVALS

The Beatles New ArrivalsNEW ARRIVALS

Black Sabbath brand new unplayed

Bob Dylan Double VINYL LP TRACKS ARE: Disc: 1 1. Mr. Tambourine Man 2. Shelter from the Storm 3. Love Minus Zero/No Limit 4. Ballad of a Thin Man 5. Don't Think Twice, It's All Right 6. Maggie's Farm 7. One More Cup of Coffee (Valley Below) 8. Like a Rolling Stone 9. I Shall Be Released 10. Is Your Love in Vain? 11. Going, Going, Gone Disc: 2 1. Blowin' in the Wind 2. Just Like a Woman 3. Oh, Sister 4. Simple Twist of Fate 5. All Along the Watchtower 6. I Want You 7. All I Really Want to Do 8. Knockin' on Heaven's Door 9. It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) 10. Forever Young 11. Times They Are A-Changin'

Bob Dylan

Bob Dylan

Bob Dylan UK CBS 85178 Full Classic Vinyl Album 1981

Bob Dylan Inevitably, when critics praise a new Dylan album, they label it the "best since Blood on the Tracks," and with good reason. Inspired by a crumbled marriage, and recorded after a tour with The Band had apparently re-ignited his creativity, Blood is among Dylan's masterpieces. The album's epic songs are well known, but its real high points are the shorter numbers—"You're a Big Girl Now", the flawless blues "Meet Me in the Morning", and the sweetly devastating "Buckets of Rain". These are songs of "images and distorted facts," each expressed through tangled points of view, and all of them blue. —David Cantwell

Bob Dylan

Bob Dylan LP1-Side A) 1.Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 2.Pledging My Time 3.Visions Of Johanna 4.One Of Us Must Know LP1-Side B) 1.I Want You 2.Again 3.Leopard-SkinPill-Box Hat 4.Just Like A Woman LP2-Side A) 1.Most Likely You Go Your Way And I'll Go Mine 2.Temporary Like Achilles 3.Absolutely Sweet Marie 4.4th Time Around 5.Obviously 5 Believers LP2-Side B) 1.Sad Eyed Lady Of The Lowlands

Bob Seger

Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band Recorded Live at Cobo Hall, Detroit, Michigan - September 4th & 5th, 1975 Tracklist: A1 Nutbush City Limits 3:18 Written-By - Tina Turner A2 Travelin' Man 4:40 A3 Beautiful Loser 3:29 A4 Jody Girl 4:21 B1 I've Been Working 4:00 Written-By - Van Morrison B2 Turn The Page 4:51 B3 U.M.C. 3:11 B4 Bo Diddley 5:19 Written-By - E. McDaniels* C1 Ramblin Gamblin' Man 3:00 C2 Heavy Music 8:12 C3 Katmandu 5:41 D1 Lookin' Back 2:34 D2 Get Out Of Denver 3:42 D3 Let It Rock 8:03 Written-By - E. Anderson Bass, Vocals - Chris Campbell Drums, Vocals - Charlie Allen Martin Engineer - Jim Bruzzese Guitar, Vocals - Drew Abbott Lead Vocals, Guitar, Piano - Bob Seger Mixed By - Jim Bruzzese Organ, Clavinet, Mellotron, Piano - Robyn Robbins Producer - Bob Seger , Punch Andrews* Saxophone, Percussion, Vocals - Alto Reed Written-By - Bob Seger (tracks: A2 to A4, B2, B3, C1 to D2)

Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band

Boudewijn De Groot

Boudewijn De Groot

Boudewijn De Groot

Bruce Spingsteen

Bruce Springsteen Original CBS UK Vinyl LP release. Review:Few albums are as fuelled by hope, possibility and the lure of the open road as Born to Run, a virtual concept album about small-town New Jerseyites in search of a better life via hot-rodding out on the turnpike, scoring some small-time hustle or blowing out of town altogether, either across the river to New York City or west for parts unknown. Songs such as "Jungleland", "Thunder Road", "Backstreets" and the title track are epic productions, both sonically and lyrically, borrowing from Phil Spector, Bob Dylan, Elvis Presley and West Side Story. When Born to Run was released in 1975, it earned the then-unknown Springsteen the rare honour of simultaneous covers on both Time and Newsweek in the US. The attention was warranted then, and it still is now.

Bruce Springsteen

Bruce Springsteen

Bryan Ferry

Buddy Holly

Buggles

Camel

Cheap Trick

Chubby Checker

Creedence Clearwater Revival

Creedence Clearwater Revival

Creedence Clearwater Revival CD > BRAZILIAN MUSIC > MPB - BRAZILIAN POPULAR MUSIC

Creedence Clearwater Revival

Crosby Stills Nash & Young Crosby, Stills and Nash were already a "supergroup" before Neil Young, previously of Buffalo Springfield, joined them for this album. Indisputably one of the key albums of the immediate post-Woodstock era, Déjà vu does at times however sound a bit of a period piece. Ranging in emotion from the almost cutesy "Teach Your Children" and "Our House" to the moody, dark guitar sounds of "Almost Cut My Hair" and their version of Joni Mitchell's "Woodstock", it is nevertheless an important document of the time. Young, who would go on to release the excellent After The Gold Rush later in the same year, provides the best moments with "Helpless" and the "Country Girl" medley. —Tim Perry

Crosby, Stills and Nash VINYL LP TRACKS ARE: 1. Shadow Captain 2. See The Changes 3. Carried Away 4. Fair Game 5. Anything At All 6. Cathedral 7. Dark Star 8. Just A Song Before I Go 9. Run From Tears 10. Cold Rain 11. In My Dreams 12. I Give You Give Blind

Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young VINYL LP. TRACKS ARE: 1. Deja Vu 2. Helplessly Hoping 3. Wooden Ships 4. Teach Your Children 5. Ohio 6. Find The Cost Of Freedom 7. Woodstock 8. Our House 9. Helpless 10. Guenevere 11. Suite/Judy Blue Eyes

Dave Edmunds DAVE EDMUNDS The Best Of Dave Edmunds (1981 UK 14-track vinyl LP picture sleeve. Both sleeve & vinyl are in superb condition - a nice copy! SSK59413)

David Bowie

David Bowie

David Bowie

David Bowie titololet's danceartistadavid bowie etichettaemin. dischi1data21 settembre 1999supportocd audiogenerepop e rock internazionale——brani1.modern loveascolta2.china girlascolta3.let's danceascolta4.without youascolta5.ricochetascolta6.criminal worldascolta7

Deep Purple

Deep Purple

Deep Purple

Deep Purple DOUBLE VINYL LP. 1. Rush 2. Mandrake Root 3. Why Didn't Rosemary 4. Hey Joe 5. Wring That Neck 6. Emmeretta 7. Help 8. Chasing Shadows 9. Black Night 10. Speed King 11. Strange Kind Of Woman 12. Into The Fire 13. When A Blind Man Cries 14. Smoke On The Water 15. Woman From Tokyo 16. Highway Star

Deep Purple

Deep Purple

Deep Purple

Deep Purple

Deep Purple

Deus

Dion And The Belmonts

Dire Straits

Dire Straits

Dire Straits Dire Straits' fifth album will probably be remembered as the record that ushered in the CD generation, and therefore (depending on your affiliations) a work of extreme evil or an object lesson in craftsmanship. In truth though, it's neither. Inevitably, some moments haven't dated so well. "Money For Nothing", Mark Knopfler's satire of the MTV generation, seems as vacant as its target; while the jukebox jive of "Walk Of Life" could have used a little roughing up. In fairness though, such low points constitute a minority. In latter years, indie bands such as Gomez and Spiritualized have eagerly cited JJ Cale and Dr John as pivotal influences on their work. Perhaps so, but it's the less fashionable Knopfler and his intuitive feel for the fretboard who comes closer. You needn't dig too deep to identify the roots of beauties such as "So Far Away" and "Why Worry". —Peter Paphides

Dire Straits Recorded a mere nine months after their debut, Communique has often been written off as a mere carbon copy of the Dire Straits' first album featuring less compelling material. Recording took place in the Bahamas with top production team Jerry Wexler and Barry Beckett and mixing at the famous Muscle Shoals studio; it consequently features a delicate and supremely balanced sound. Yet even Knopfler has said of this album that the tropical breezes made his song writing "lazy". Whilst being unnecessarily self-deprecating, this has an element of truth about it and at the same time is precisely what is so engaging about the album. It is true that Knopfler doesn't do as much to the songs he's written as on other albums—his guitar playing does not feature the same consistently bubbling energy of his work on the first album. But this gives a little more space for the rest of the band to shine. Pick Withers's drumming is especially hypnotic and David Knopfler's intuitive rhythm guitar interplay with his brother comes across well. Overall, the consistently dreamy atmosphere of the record is decidedly captivating, and the most fully realised tracks, particularly "Once Upon A Time In The West" and "Portobello Belle", are among their best-ever material. "Where Do You Think You're Going", a rather over-zealous attempt to imitate Bob Dylan, is the only song that seems somewhat out-of-place. This was the last album to feature the original Dire Straits line-up, with the departure of David Knopfler for a solo career shortly before the recording of Making Movies. —James Swift

Dire Straits

Dire Straits

Doe Maar

Doe Maar

Donald Fagen

Donovan

The Doors

Dyland and the band

Eagles

Eagles

Eagles If ever a group of musicians had a clear vision of where they wanted to go and how to get there, it was these southern California boys who built a steady rolling FM hit factory on basic tenets of Gram Parsons's invention of country-rock. For their second album, the group decided concept was most important and set out to portray themselves as keepers of the old West—their outlaw image a natural for those born unto rock and roll soil. The hits are lazy, decadent and unrepentant; "Tequila Sunrise" and the title track feature the flawless harmonies and strong vocals of Glenn Frey and Don Henley. —Rob O'Connor

The Eagles Steeped in the country-rock sound of the Byrds and Flying Burrito Brothers (guitarist/banjo player Bernie Leadon had been a member of the latter) and the burgeoning So-Cal singer-songwriter movement (Jackson Browne contributes to a pair of songs on the album), the Eagles 1972 debut is full of breezy hit singles ("Take It Easy", "Peaceful Easy Feeling") and stinging rock ("Witchy Woman", "Take the Devil"). Thanks to Leadon's presence, there's a bluegrass feel to songs like "Nightingale" and "Early Bird". Mostly, though, the album offers a sampling of the L.A. scene's laid-back early-70s optimism, with just a hint of the darkness to come. —Daniel Durchholz

Ekseption

Ekseption

Ekseption

Ekseption

Elvis Costello

Elvis Costello

Elvis Costello and the Attractions

Elvis Presley

Emerson Lake & Palmer

Emerson Lake & Palmer

Emerson Lake Palmer

The Equals EQUALS - RUB A DUB DUB - 1969 ORIGINAL B/W AFTER THE LIGHTS GO DOWN light marks and scuffs on side 2 - plays like mint - UK - PRESIDENT - 7" VINYL

The Equals THE EQUALS unequalled. Very rare first mono UK pressing 1967, matrix A, B. On matt yellow President label

Eric Clapton Predictably, given the drug problems which preceded its release, Clapton's second solo album proper seems to come and go in an opium haze of its own making. Oddly though, it suits him. As the history of rock attests, if you're going to get into one hard drug then you may as well make it heroin. Whereas cocaine feeds the ego and destroys judgement, heroin sublimates it and allows the artist to regress into his music. Which pretty much describes where 461 Ocean Boulevard is at. Because tracks like "Steady Rollin' Man" and US chart topper "I Shot The Sheriff" sound like they have all the time in the world, they make light work of putting the listener in a similar frame of mind. Best of all though is "Let It Grow", for many the kind of tender, foetal balladry which finds Clapton at his most quintessential. Inevitably, he cleaned up his act and sporadically attained similar heights. But for sheer mood and sense of moment, 461 Ocean Boulevard remains his masterpiece. —Peter Paphides

Eric Clapton

The Everly Brothers

Fats Domino

Feist Feist is the solo project of Canada's Leslie Feist, a prolific artist who has also played in one capacity or another with Broken Social Scene, Kings of Convenience and half a dozen other bands. The Reminder, her third release, comes from the same well of quiet, appealing songwriting, and delicate vocalizations that made 2004's Let It Die such a sweet treat. This one is a bit more hushed and ballad heavy, closer to Cat Power than Peaches (with whom Feist has also worked with in the past) but maintains an indie-minded blend of confessional pop, jazzy folk, and lo-fi torch songs. The comparatively upbeat single "My Moon My Man" splits her voice off into unexpected harmonies, just dissonant enough to stick in your head. It's hard to predict where her melodies are going to end up; "Brandy Alexander" starts with a simple snap-pulse, and gradually unfolds into a cathartic chorus of sweeping vocal overlays. Throughout, the record profits from a simple, unfussy aesthetic that keeps the production minimal and the emphasis squarely on Feist's cracking, wistful vibrato. Everything sounds deliberate, but not obsessed over, like an e-mailed wedding invitation. It's a low-pressure vibe, welcoming and content to linger. And linger you will. —Matthew Cooke

Feist

Fleetwood Mac DOUBLE VINYL LP. TRACKS ARE: MONDAY MORNING; SAY YOU LOVE ME; DREAMS; OH WELL; OVER & OVER; SARA; NOT THAT FUNNY; NEVER GOING BACK AGAIN; LANDSLIDE; FIREFLIES; OVER MY HEAD; RHIANNON; DON'T LET ME DOWN AGAIN; ONE MORE NIGHT; GO YOUR OWN WAY; DON'T STOP; I'M SO AFRAID; THE FARMER'S DAUGHTER

Fleetwood Mac

Fleetwoord Mac

Frankie Miller

Frijid Pink

Front 242

Gbh

George Baker Selection

George Harrison

George Harrison VINYL LP: Track listing All songs by George Harrison, except where noted. "Blood from a Clone" - 4:03 "Unconsciousness Rules" - 3:05 "Life Itself" - 4:25 "All Those Years Ago" - 3:45 Harrison's tribute to John Lennon, featuring Ringo Starr on drums, as well as Paul and Linda McCartney and Denny Laine on backing vocals "Baltimore Oriole" (Hoagy Carmichael) - 3:57 "Teardrops" - 4:07 "That Which I Have Lost" - 3:47 "Writings on the Wall" - 3:59 "Hong Kong Blues" (Carmichael) - 2:55 "Save the World" - 4:54 the track's end features a short excerpt from "Crying", originally released on Harrison's 1968 debut album Wonderwall Music

George Harrison

Georgie Fame

Gladys Knight & The Pips GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS The Best Of Gladys Knight & The Pips (1976 UK 11-track vinyl LP featuring The Way We Were Midnight Train To Georgia I Can See Clearly Now and Best Thing That Ever Happened To Me textured gatefold picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear & the vinyl is in superb barely played condition BDLH5013)

Golden Earring

Golden Earring GOLDEN EARRING Grab It For A Second (1978 US 8-track LP including original illustrated inner picture sleeve. The inner has been tape reinforced at the edges & the sleeve shows a little light shelfwear but the vinyl is superb - a nice play copy at an advantageous price MCA-3057)

Golden Earring Side A) 1.The Devil Made Me Do It 2.Future 3.Baby Dynamite 4.Last Of The Mohicans Side B) 1.Lost And Found 2.Twilight Zone 3.Chargin' Up My Batteries 4.Secrets

Golden Earring

Gotye

Grace Jones

Grace Jones

Grace Jones

Grace Jones

Grace Jones

Grace Jones

Grace Jones

Heart Hot on the heels of their platinum debut Dreamboat Annie, Heart released the more ambitious, less accessible Little Queen. Fortunately for them, the record contained the monolithic "Barracuda," which included one of the meanest guitar chugs since Deep Purple's "Highway Star." The song rocketed to No. 11, and the album quickly went platinum. The rest of the album, however, is less than lustrous. The mandolins that are sprinkled through the album are supposed to sound mysterious, but they're pretty laughable, and songs like "Cry to Me," "Say Hello," and "Treat Me Well" don't pack enough punch to awaken even the lightest sleeper. —Jon Wiederhorn

Hindu Love Gods

Hugh Laurie Vinyl LP pressing. 2011 debut album from the British actor, comedian and musician best known for playing the title role in the television series House. A glorious celebration of New Orleans Blues, Let Them Talk unites Laurie's musical talent with a very personal selection of standards and lost Blues classics performed with his band of renowned musicians and some very special guest stars. Produced by Joe Henry and recorded at sessions in Los Angeles and New Orleans, Let Them Talk sees Laurie on vocals and piano heading a team of musicians whose previous collective credits include work with artists as varied as Greg Allman, Solomon Burke, Robert Plant, kd lang, T-Bone Burnett, Alison Krause and John Legend. Together, they interpret and revive songs originally recorded by NOLA Blues legends such as Leadbelly, Robert Johnson, Ray Charles and Memphis Slim.

Hugo Raspoet

Hugo Raspoet

Human League HUMAN LEAGUE Greatest Hits (1988 UK 13-track LP compilation containing all their hits going right back to Being Boiled. The glossy gatefold picture sleeve is immaculate with lyric inner and excellent condition vinyl HLTV1)

Ian Gillian Band

Iron Butterfly Iron Butterfly's 1968 album veritably defined the burgeoning genre of hard-rock, primarily by way of its utterly over-the-top title cut. Reportedly composed by keyboardist/lead singer Doug Ingle in such a stoned-out, numb-tongued condition that he couldn't properly pronounce its intended title—"In the Garden of Eden"—the track seemed almost a parody of every excessive inclination of psychedelia. Melodramatic vocals, repetitive riffing, aimless solos—you name it, this 17-minute behemoth had it. Aided by radio DJs who loved to programme it in its entirety so they could take "legitimate" breaks, it became an unavoidable hit—and an anthem of its era. —Billy Altman

Iron Maiden

J. Geils Band

Jackson Browne His third album, and arguably his finest, Late for the Sky continues Browne's sincere self-analysis into positively grim territory. The title track concerns the lingering effects of a dead relationship and was featured in Martin Scorcese's film Taxi Driver. While "For a Dancer" confronts death head-on, "Farther On" explains the difficulties faced by so-called dorks who live life through books, films or music; and "Before the Deluge" forecasts environmental gloom and doom. Guitarist David Lindley adds terrific counterpoint to Browne's musing, supporting the tracks with tasteful slide and fiddle work. —Rob O'Connor

Jackson Browne Recorded onstage, backstage, in three different hotel rooms and on a Continental Silver Eagle tour bus during a cross-country 1977 tour, Running on Empty is a paean to life on the road. Jackson Browne's sense of camaraderie extended to the road crew, if "The Load Out", a love song to his roadies, is to be believed. Browne is much more blithe here than in his earlier outings. But Empty also represents a fleeting light-hearted moment for the singer-cum-poet whose concerns became more political than personal after its appearance. Beneath its flippant surface, this disc is a look at the lengths Browne and his friends went to avoid facing the demands of the touring life. What with the frequent drug references, misogynistic references to on-the-fly pairings with women, and the sobering line in the title track—"I look around for the friends I used to pull me through / Looking into their eyes, I see them running, too"—one realises that Browne was much more comfortable on the road than off. —Jaan Uhelszki

Jackson Browne

Jean Michel Jarre

Jean-Michel Jarre 180g virgin vinyl pressing of this all time classic electronic album. Includes part 4 which was the theme from bbc tv's tomorrows world program

Jethro Tull

Jimi Hendrix JIMI HENDRIX Valleys Of Neptune (2010 US exclusive limited edition 2-track 7" vinyl single a fantastic previously unreleased cut recorded in September 1969 and May 1970 at one of Jimis last ever sessions featured on the new collectionof the same title which compiles previously unheard sessions from 1969 and 1970 includes non-LP B-side Cat Talking To Me recorded at Olympic Studios London in June 1967 [with additional dubs added in May 1987]; presented in sealed & stickered picture sleeve)

Jimmy Castor Bunch

JJ Cale

JJ Cale

Joe Jackson THE JOE JACKSON BAND Beat Crazy (1980 UK 11-track ska-tinged LP including Battleground and Pretty Boys complete with original lyric inner picture sleeve. Both sleeve & vinyl are in superb condition AMLH64837)

Joe Jackson A&M, JWA3 DBL 15 Track

Joe Jackson JOE JACKSON Blaze Of Glory (1989 German-pressed 12-track LP English text lyric inner + separate insert with lyrics in German French & Italian; presented in a stickered picture sleeve. The sleeve has been kept in excellent condition and the vinyl within remains in MINT condition)

Joe Jackson

Joe Jackson

Joe Jackson

Joe Jackson

John Lennon, Yoko Ono

John Travolta

John Williams

Johnny Cash

Johnny Cash

Kinks

The Kinks

The Kinks Misfits was originally released in 1978, by which point The Kinks were already 10 years beyond their creative peak and becoming even more maginalised in their native Britain as punk took hold. To Ray Davies' credit, he does not shy from addressing these issues on this deeply flawed, but compellingly confessional album. The title is an apt summary of Davies' painfully acute self-awareness. The Kinks, by now, were completely unfashionable, Davies was staring down middle age, and he is refeshingly frank here about his nagging feelings that maybe it was time he got himself a job: "Rock & Roll Fantasy" is a spectacular display of self-delusion and self-abasement. Unfortunately, what might have become a cathartic masterpiece is somewhat let down by the music, which is basically the sound of Davies trying to buy himself some time in America by impersonating Styx and Boston. —Andrew Mueller

The Kinks

The Kinks

The Kinks Item comes complete with Lyric Sheet

Kiss

Kiss

Kleinkunsttheater

Led Zeppelin Riff rock had been what Jimmy Page's former band, the Yardbirds, were all about and on Led Zeppelin's second album, released, like its predecessor, in 1969, the inventive guitarist demonstrated that he'd indeed learned his lessons well. Witness "Whole Lotta Love", a woozy epic based on one simple, head-banging-friendly guitar riff. Or the mock-dramatic "Heartbreaker", propelled by far more intricate but similarly effective note squashing. Between Page's sonic wizardry, John Bonham beating his drums into submission ("Moby Dick"), and the juice running down Robert Plant's leg ("The Lemon Song"), Led Zeppelin here just about succeeded in raising rock & roll excess to an art form. —Billy Altman

LEVEL 42 VINYL LP. TRACKS ARE: 1. Turn It One 2. '43' 3. Why Are You Leaving 4. Almost There 5. Heathrow 6. Love Games 7. Dune Tune 8. Starchild

Linda Ronstadt

Lou Reed

Madness

Martin & Daintees Stephenson Stephenson, Martin & Daintees Gladsome Humour And Blue LP Kitchenware KWLP8 EX/EX 1988

Marvin Gaye

Marvin Gaye

Meat Loaf

Meat Loaf

Meatloaf VINYL LP TRACKS ARE: BAD ATTITUDE; MODERN GIRL; NOWHERE FAST; SURF'S UP; PIECE OF THE ACTION; JUMPIN' THE GUN; CHEATIN' IN YOUR DREAMS; DON'T LEAVE YOUR MARK ON ME; SAILOR TO A SIREN

Men without Hats

Mink De Ville

Mink De Ville

Neil Diamond

Neil Diamond

Neil Young Proclaiming his intentions with "Are You Ready for the Country?", Young detoured briefly to the Nashville mainstream. On this 1972 album, even the singer's acquired-taste voice comes across smooth and beautiful—the smash "Heart of Gold", with steel guitars and Linda Ronstadt's backup vocals, is by far Young's most commercial-sounding song. His usual dissonant touches, like the otherworldly guitar in "Out on the Weekend", are less spooky in this new context. The last two tracks, the deceptively gentle "The Needle and the Damage Done" and the hypnotic rocker "Words (Between the Lines of Age)", predict "Tonight's the Night", Young's haunted 1975 classic. —Steve Knopper

Neil Young Mere months passed between the release of Neil Young's mid-career milestone Rust Never Sleeps and this 1979 tour recording, which documents a late-'78 San Francisco performance. Indeed, Live Rust boasts four songs from the album that gave it its name. It's also sequenced in the same spirit as its studio sibling. As with Rust Never Sleeps, Live Rust opens with steady-flowing acoustic numbers before swirling into an electric vortex. What was side four of the original two-record version—"Like a Hurricane", "Hey, Hey, My, My", and "Tonight's the Night"—is arguably Young and Crazy Horse at their peak as a live unit, with all due respect to 1991's estimable Weld and 1997's desultory Year of the Horse. Few rock bands rank with Young and his stalwart electric trio, and Live Rust presents them in all their raging glory. —Steven Stolder

Newman Randy

Nik Kershaw

OMD After releasing "Electricity" in 1979, OMD quickly became one of the more influential electro-pop bands to emerge from England. While the premise of a singing synthesizer duo may now be a fairly conventional concept, Andy McClusky and Paul Humphreys had very few role models when they first developed their unusual style. This package pulls together two full decades of OMD's distinctive pop craftsmanship. From the early sounds of "Enola Gay" to radio classics like "Joan of Arc" and "Souvenir", OMD's polished, dramatic readings influenced everyone from Depeche Mode to the Pet Shop Boys. Late-1980s tunes like "If You Leave" and "(Forever) Live and Die" round out this collection. While not displaying all the more offbeat aspects of OMD's music, The Best of Omd certainly delivers the hits. —Mitch Myers

Pat Benatar

PAUL & LINDA McCARTNEY VINYL LP. TRACKS ARE: 1. Too Many People 2. 3 Legs 3. Ram On 4. Dear Boy 5. Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey 6. Smile Away 7. Heart of the Country 8. Monkberry Moon Delight 9. Eat at Home 10. Long Haired Lady 11. Ram On 12. Back Seat of My Car

Paul Mc Cartney Coming Up Temporary Secretary On The Way Waterfalls Nobody Knows Front Parlour Summer's Day Song Frozen Jap Bogey Music Darkroom One Of These Days

Paul McCartney and Wings WINGS Back To The Egg (1979 German 14-track LP including original picture/credits inner featuring guest appearances by Dave Gilmour Hank Marvin John Bonham & John Paul Jones picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear withone small scuff to the back & the vinyl is flawless)

Pearl Jam

The Pebbles

Peter Case

Pink Floyd

Pink Floyd

Pink Floyd

Pink Floyd

Pink Floyd Although not in the same vein as the deliciously hallucinogenic earlier Floyd works such as Ummagumma and Dark Side of the Moon, Animals is innovative and musically diverse in its own right. Inspired in part by George Orwell's political fable Animal Farm, Roger Waters condemns the avarice and inequalities of capitalism, metaphorically and musically grouping humans as pigs, dogs, and sheep. The pigs are self-righteous hypocrites inflicting their beliefs on everyone else, the dogs greedy money-grabbers, and the sheep witless followers. Dark, cynical, and brilliantly composed, Animals is an ingenious and under-acknowledged album. —Naomi Gesinger

Pink Floyd In the grand, colour-bending tradition of psychedelic experimentalism, Pink Floyd's Atom Heart Mother takes as its title an inscrutable phrase and under the title launches a similarly inscrutable—or at least dense—musical concatenation. The title suite features French-horn-led brass melodies riffed on by David Gilmour's guitar and the rhythm section, all of which veers into choral passages that recall György Ligeti's vocal works and then almost atonal pulses of keyboards that mask reams of audio snippets swirling underneath. There's some moody folk from Roger Waters, an almost Kinks-ish rambler from Richard Wright, then more moody folk (this time from Gilmour) on "Fat Old Sun" and, to close, the spirited melodic runaround of "Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast". Pink Floyd offers a range of emotion here, from doleful to crazed to humorous (especially the dramatised comments on macrobiotics in the closer). Atom Heart Mother was a spotlight ahead for Pink Floyd, showing the extensions of form the band would engage in so successfully on Dark Side of the Moon just a few short years later. —Andrew Bartlett

Pink Floyd The Wall is less a collection of songs than a single work, which is sometimes frustrating; the plot lacks enough coherence to hold the snippets of music together. However, there are occasional flashes of brilliance on what arguably ranks as Pink Floyd's most ambitious project. Most of these come from the fully developed songs, which have become classics in their own right; "Hey You," "Mother," and especially "Comfortably Numb" are subtly incredible pieces of music. Though complex, they move at a relaxed pace, allowing the listener to absorb them slowly; this kind of pacing was something Pink Floyd excelled at. Also worth noting is the "Another Brick in the Wall/The Happiest Days of Our Lives" medley, which has become a staple of rock radio. —Genevieve Williams

Pink Floyd One of the most famous albums of all time, Dark Side Of The Moon sold 25 million copies in its first 25 years of release. It continues to be a favourite, with 20 per cent of those sales occurring in the period since it first came out on CD, a medium to which it is ideally suited, especially in its current carefully remastered form. Dark Side Of The Moon was the first album that Pink Floyd decided to break in live before attempting to record, with the debut performance of what they then called Eclipse just over a year before the final release date. When they finally retired to Abbey Road with top sound engineer Alan Parsons, state-of-the-art 16-track recording equipment and the new Dolby technology to hand, it was to produce one of the great pieces of studio art. Covering a range of styles, this was the last album (prior to Roger Waters' departure in the early 1980s) to whose writing the other members of Pink Floyd contributed significantly. Nevertheless, it remains a stunningly coherent package, bound together by surreal fragments of speech (mostly gleaned from asking questions of the doorman at the studio) and Waters' bold and bleak lyrics. Often reputed to be about former member Syd Barrett's decline into schizophrenia, in fact Waters has said the lyrics "were a lot about ordinariness" and dealt with people's responses to the increasing insanity of the pressures of everyday life. Some of the extraordinary sound effects used came from the most unlikely sources—the coins at the start of "Money" from Waters tossing handfuls of change into an industrial food-mixer that his wife, a potter, used to mix clay. Whatever the medium, a new standard for attention to detail and production values had been set and the world of studio recording would never be the same again.—James Swift

Pink Floys

Pirpauke

Ran Newman

Rare Earth

REO Speedwagon VINYL LP. TRACKS ARE: 1. Keep the Fire Burnin' 2. Sweet Time 3. Girl With the Heart of Gold 4. Every Now and Then 5. I'll Follow You 6. Key 7. Back in My Heart Again 8. Let's Be-Bop 9. Stillness of the Night 10. Good Trouble

Robert Palmer ROBERT PALMER Addictions Volume 1 (1989 UK rainbow-rim palm tree label 13-track vinyl compilation LP featuring some of Palmers greatest hits including Bad Case Of Loving You Pride Addicted To You and more. Presented in a superb picture sleeve with fold-out lyric insert jet black inner and great tracklisting/title obi-strip. Sleeve and vinyl both excellent ILPS9944)

Robert Palmer

Robert Palmer

Roberto Jacketti And The Scooters* Carrere, 221 032, 1984 HOLLAND Picture Sleeve

Roger Daltry

Rolling Stones VINYL LP: SIDE ONE: DANCE; SUMMER ROMANCE; SEND IT TO ME; LET ME GO; INDIAN GIRL SIDE TWO: WHERE THE BOYS GO; DOWN IN THE HOLE; EMOTIONAL RESCUE; SHE'S SO COLD; ALL ABOUT YOU

The Rolling Stones VINYL LP. TRACKS ARE: 1. Hot Stuff 2. Hand of Fate 3. Cherry Oh Baby 4. Memory Motel 5. Hey Negrita 6. Melody 7. Fool to Cry 8. Crazy Mama

The Rolling Stones

The Rolling Stones

Roxette

Roxy Music E'G Records, ROXY 2,Plain Sleeve 1981

Roxy Music

Roxy Music

Roxy Music

Roy Orbison It must rank as the most fortuitous bit of cloth-eared A&R decision-making in rock & roll history. In the early 1960s, The Everly Brothers and Elvis Presley both turned down a song called "Only The Lonely", leaving the frustrated writer of the song—a little-known Texan called Roy Orbison—to record it himself. The ensuing career is neatly summed up by this greatest hits package. Simply put, Orbison was one of the finest singers ever to have graced a rock & roll song—his astonishing vocal range was almost capable of shifting furniture around at its bottom end and his top notes make one fear for the hearing of nearby dogs. With this astonishing instrument, Orbison recorded a formidable catalogue of heartbreak, his unique voice underpinning the often trite lyrics with sinister menace: "Pretty Woman", "Dream Baby", "In Dreams" and—especially—"Crying" still eclipse all other contenders as songs to listen to while cutting old photos of old flames into very small pieces. —Andrew Mueller

Roy Orbison

Santana DOUBLE VINYL LP. SIDE ONE: DAWN; GO WITHIN; CARNAVAL; LET THE CHILDREN PLAY; JUGANDO; I'LL BE WAITING; ZULU SIDE 2: BAHIA; BLACK MAGIC WOMAN; DANCE SISTER DANCE; EUROPA SIDE THREE: SHE'S NOT THERE; FLOR D'LUNA; SOUL SACRIFICE; HEAD, HANDS & FEET SIDE FOUR: EL MOROCCO; TRANSCENDANCE; SAVOR; TOUSSAINT L'OVERTURE

Santana If you only want the essentials, this is the package to get. Greatest Hits is an early collection, dating back to 1974, and it does a good job of skimming the cream from the band's classic 1969-71 period, which yielded the first three albums, Santana, Abraxas, and Santana III. It also avoids the great, sprawling mass of ephemera and second-line material that pads Santana's later catalog: The peaks after '71 are far more thinly spread—and are seldom as lofty. On the other hand, if you're an enthusiast, you might want to take a step up to the grander Best of Santana or Viva Santana collections, each of which covers more ground. —Gavin McNett

Santana Santana's 1970 follow-up to their Woodstock-propelled smash '69 debut found leader Carlos Santana further expanding his San Francisco group's already broad musical boundaries. To wit: two hit singles that emanated from opposite ends of the spectrum—"Black Magic Woman", originally written and recorded by English blues-rock guitarist Peter Green and Fleetwood Mac, and New York Latin percussionist/dance music king Tito Puente's infectious "Oye Como Va". Tying blues, rock, and salsa together in one pan-cultural package, Abraxas also featured such standout tracks as "Gypsy Queen", "Singing Winds", and "Crying Beasts". The latter two underscored the growing Eastern sensibilities of guitarist Santana. —Billy Altman

Santana

Seasick Steve UK LP pressing. He may refer to himself as "a song and dance man," but American blues musician Seasick Steve - is indisputably a living legend. His latest album, You Can't Teach An Old Dog New Tricks, is about to be released through his new label Play It Again Sam for the UK/ Europe and the rest of the world and on Jack White's Third Man Label in USA. The twelve-track album, recorded through the fall of 2010, was produced by The Dog hisself (Seasick Steve) and Henry James Wold and mixed by Vance Powell at Air Studios Studios in London.

Seasick Steve

The Selecter

Sex Pistols Virgin present us with this 30th anniversary edition of the sex pistol's 'never mind the bollocks, here's the....'. Includes 'no feelings', 'god save the queen', 'holidays in the sun' and the punk anthem 'anarchy in the uk'

The Shadows titolo-20 golden greatsartista-shadows etichetta-emin. dischi1data-28 settembre 1987supporto-cd audiogenere-pop e rock internazionale——brani1.apacheascolta2.man of mysteryascolta3.the frightened cityascolta4.guitar tangoascolta5.kon-tikiascolta6.foot ta

The Shadows

Shirley Bassey

Shocking Blue

Shocking Blue

Shocking Blue

Simon, Garfunkel

Simon & Garfunkel Side A) 1.Bridge Over Troubled Water 2.El Condor Pasa (If I Could) 3.Cecilia 4.Keep The Customer Satisfied 5.So Long, Frank Lloyd Wright Side B) 1.The Boxer 2.Baby Driver 3.The Only Living Boy In New York 4.Why Don't You Write Me 5.Bye Bye Love 6.Song For The Asking

Simple Minds SIMPLE MINDS Live In The City Of Light (1987 UK 14-track double vinyl LP recorded live at Le Zenith Paris in August 1986 including Promised You A Miracle Waterfront New Gold Dream & Alive And Kicking. Fabulous gatefold sleeve embossed with gold texture lettering & integral 16-page booklet packed with full colour band photos artwork and live shots SMDL1)

Simple Minds Virgin, V 2230, 1982 9 Track

Simple Minds SIMPLE MINDS Street Fighting Years (1989 UK 10-track vinyl LP - the eighth studio album from the Scottish rockers with notable contributions from Lou Reed ex-Police drummer Stewart Copeland and Trevor Horn of Yes. Gatefold picture sleeve + inner MINDS1)

Slade

Slade

The Specials The beat that got a generation dancing and brought ska back into the public eye. Produced by Elvis Costello, then still a boy wonder himself, the album built on the sound of the Specials' first two singles, and gave the world its first extended look at Two Tone. Inspired writing and arranging (much of it down to founder Jerry Dammers) with Terry Hall as the laconic front man made for a perfect combination, the riddim of ska and the speed of punk. As a testament to its power, two decades haven't lessened its impact. —Chris Nickson

Status Quo

Steve Band Miller

Steve Miller Band

Steve Winwood STEVE WINWOOD Arc Of A Diver (2009 German issue of the 1980 7-track vinyl LP - the lyrics to the title track by the late great Viv Stanshall. Housed in a picture sleeve which is still sealed in Island 50 stickered PVC bag)

The Stranglers LP1-Side A) 1.Ice Queen 2.Skin Deep 3.Let Me Down Easy 4.No Mercy 5.North Winds LP1-Side B) 1.Uptown 2.Punch & Judy 3.Spain 4.Laughing 5.Souls LP2-Side A) 1.Skin Deep (Extended Version) 2.Here And There 3.In One Door 4.No Mercy (Cement Mix) 5.Vladimir And The Beast LP2-Side B) 1.Let Me Down Easy (ExtendedVersion) 2.In One Door 3.Head On The Line 4.Achilles Heel 5.Place De Victoires 6.Vladimir Goes To Havanna

Stray Cats

Stray Cats

Stray Cats

Supertramp

The Supremes

The Sweet

Technotronic, Felly

Ten Years After This discription and photograph is for the the record sold by BETTER ON VINYL and discribes this record only. GREAT COPY. First UK pressing 1973, matix A2-U, on Solid green Chrysalis records. TEN YEARS AFTER Recorded Live. Unlaminated gatefold cover housing double vinyl in excellent plus condition, exceptional, very minor corner damage. Vinyl in excellent condition, not played much, back ground noise can be heard in quiter sections and superficial surface marks on records, minimal spindle marks, very clean. Hear music as its meant to be heard, before the remastering madness. I only sell albums that are in very good to near new condition. I do not sell records with writing or labels on them or records that are warped or jump. All records will be posted with extra card stiffeners. If you feel the album is not as discribed I will give a full refund.

The Beatles

The Beatles

The Beatles The Beatles' last days as a band were as productive as any major pop phenomenon that was about to split. After recording the ragged-but-right Let It Be, the group held on for this ambitious effort, an album that was to become their best-selling. Though all four contribute to the first side's writing, John Lennon's hard-rocking, "Come Together" and "I Want You (She's So Heavy)" make the strongest impression. A series of song fragments edited together in suite form dominates side two; its portentous, touching, official close ("Golden Slumbers" / "Carry That Weight" / "The End") is nicely undercut, in typical Beatles fashion, by Paul McCartney's cheeky "Her Majesty", which follows. —Rickey Wright

The Cure

Traveling Wilburys TRAVELING WILBURYS The Traveling Wilburys (1989 Colombian pressed 10-track vinyl LP housed in an unique rounded corner picture sleeve variant)

Ultravox

Urbanus

Urbanus

Urbanus

Vampire Weekend Like the first album, Contra was produced by keyboardist Rostam Batmanglij and is the realization of a whole and unique musical vision that sees the band stretching out and adding new textures, instrumentation, and rhythms into their sound.Primarily recorded in New York with a springtime sojourn to Mexico, Contra feels altogether fresh, joyous, and like nothing else but is immediately recognizable as the sound of Vampire Weekend.

Various Artists

Various Artists

Various Artists 1998 reissue on Simply Vinyl of MCA's smash soundtrack toQuentin Tarantino's 1994 film starring John Travolta, SamuelL. Jackson, Uma Thurman and Bruce Willis. Contains classicslike Urge Overkill's cover of 'Girl, You'll Be A WomanSoon', Dusty Springfield'

Various Artists, Ludwig van Beethoven, Edward Elgar, Terry Tucker, Erika Eigen, Nacio Herb Brown, Gene Kelly Stanley Kubrick's demanding perfectionism in all aspects of the filmmaking process has led to some of the most memorable soundtracks of the modern era. Kubrick's taste for the classics led to his scrapping Alex North's original score for 2001: A Space Odyssey in lieu of the "temporary" tracks he had used for editing, turning Richard Strauss' Also Sprach Zarathustra into an unlikely 20th-century pop icon. For his 1971 adaptation of Anthony Burgess's cautionary future-shocker, Kubrick once again turned to the classics. Malcolm McDowell's protagonist Droog Alex's taste for Beethoven is given a nice tweaking by Moog pioneer Walter (now Wendy) Carlos's synthesized take on the glorious Ninth Symphony. Some have complained that the now-primitive electronics involved give it a dated feel. Disturbingly—and effectively—other-worldly is more like it. Kubrick also imbues repertory standards by Rossini and Elgar with dark, frequently hilarious irony, and makes Gene Kelly's sunny reading of "Singin' In The Rain" the underscore to an all-too-accurate prediction of societal nightmares to come. —Jerry McCulley

The Who

The Who

Willem Vermandere

The XX

Yardbirds

The Zombies