Rare official US RIAA Certified GOLD AWARD issued to commemorate sales in excess of 50,000 copies of the Capitol album and cassette. Features a gold LP and cassette shell, mounted above the authentic custom engraved dedication plaque which includes an artwork miniature and the official RIAA hologram. This nicely framed and glazed award measures 21" x 17". A stunning display item and the first ever official American RIAA certified Crowded House award wehave ever had to offer for sale!

BRIAN SETZER Songs From Lonely Avenue

2009 US Limited Edition Deluxe box set comprising the full length vinyl LP album in a gatefold picture sleeve with a copy of the full album on CD inside the sleeve, four 12" EPs [featuring the songs from thealbum], two custom guitar picks, three 8" x 10" glossy prints, Turntable Slipmat, deluxe 12 page booklet with lyrics and photographs plus The MULTI-TRACKS which allow you to do your own mixes of Brian Setzer's music for the first time ever! All housed in a 13" x 13" x 2" card picture box with tracklisting details on the back. The cox on this copy has some minor storage wear with all contents in immaculate condition.

JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE Axis: Bold As Love

Rare 1988 Spanish issue of the 1968 13-track STEREO vinyl LP with A1/B1 matrices. Housed in a unique top-opening laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve is showing very few signs of storage other than just slight creasing/scuffing to the laminated edges and corners but overall in remarkable condition for a pressing of this origin. The vinyl is in superb shape with only one or two signs of play including a cosmetic hairlinemark on side 1, however it retains a wonderful bright lustre with no obvious spindle marks suggesting very little playback - a great copy and a scarce Spanish edition, the first of its kind to grace our vaults, definitely a little bit of Spanish Castle Magic!

Here's this week's excerpt from the R.C.Weekly Newsletter from 991...  "celebrate vinyl" - that's all we have to say!

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Rare official 2005 UK 17-track BMG Music Publishing promotional only CD featuring a compilation of Gilbert O'Sullivan songs, including the duet between the Pet Shop Boys & Elton John covering the song Alone Again [Naturally], this is the ONLY known official release for this cover version. Custom printed disc housed in a custom promo digipak picture sleeve with integral information booklet.

ELTON JOHN The Big Picture

Rare US official RIAA PLATINUM award issued to commemorate sales of more than 1,000,000 copies of the Rocket Records CD and cassette album. This decorative award features the sleeve artwork and a copy of the picture CD, mounted above the custom dedication plaque with RIAA hologram. All set against a 2½" raised border with artist and title text above and below the central display, mounted in an embossed gold-coloured frame. Measures 19" x 18½" - framed & glazed. A stunning item to display.

NIRVANA Nevermind The Singles

2011 US Black Friday - Record Store Day exclusive limited edition box set, comprising of the FOUR vinyl 10" official singles from Nevermindcollected together for the first time, each in their own picture sleeve, housed in an individually numbered slipcase and still shrink sealed from new!

Rare 1995 US limited edition 11-track CD album in a blue wooden presentation case with brass clip fastening, circular silver metallic mirror ball on the lid and title printed in silver 'handwritten' style text. Also includes 12-page booklet, sew on black and silver patch and numbered certificate. Includes original 7½" x 6" custom stickered card outer box - limited to just 2000 copies!

KATE BUSH Live At Hammersmith Odeon

1994 UK limited edition 'Sound & Vision' video and CD double pack recorded in May 1979, features 12-track PAL video with a running time of 53 minutes and 12-track CD only available exclusively with this pack. Housed in a superb picture sleeve box and still sealed from new.

ELVIS PRESLEY The EP Collection Vol 2

Rare limited edition 1982 UK 50-track collection pack of eleven 7" vinyl EP reissues. Each EP is supplied in a replica of its original flipback picture sleeve, all presented in a custom stickered black & silver binder with information booklet. The binder is in great shape showing just minor side seam splits to the some of the inner PVC sleeves whilst the outer cover is in superb condition and all contents remain mint - a fabulous collector's item.

Mega Rare 1978 Japanese 10-track CBS/Sony promotional LP with special white 'Sample' labels, produced to promote the release of the fourth album, 'Darkness On The Edge Of Town', featuring material taken from the first three albums. Housed in a custom 'Not For Sale' black & white back pasted picture sleeve with track details on the reverse & discography along the bottom & complete with the original lyric insert, which has English text on one side and Japanese on the other. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear with a bit of edge scuffing, and is free of tears or writing. The insert has just a couple on marks & some age discoloration on one edge, but is otherwise superb. The vinyl is in amazing near 'as new' condition with just a couple of very light surface scuffs and a few spindle marks on the labels to show for its thirty five years. Overall, this is an outstanding copy of this rare promo, which is believed to have been limited to less than 100 copies. One of the rarest Springsteen items we have ever had the pleasure to offer & in far better condition than usually found, if you can find one at all.

THE BEATLES HMV Complete Compact Disc Collection

Rare 1987 UK numbered limited edition box set produced exclusively for HMV stores. Containing 226 tracks across 16 CDs, a 64-page glossy colour booklet & superb fold-out poster, the collection ispresented in a deluxe black textured, hinged box with a drawer which houses the booklet and poster, complete with a stunning 3-D 'drum kit' hologram & original HMV sticker on the lid. In addition, this time-warp preservation example remains housed inside its original white cardboard protective outer box, which also bears the original HMV 215.00 bar-coded price sticker - a true collectors piece!

KISS The Originals II

Super rare 1978 Japanese-only Casablanca label 29-track 3-LP vinyl set repackaging the albums 'Destroyer', 'Rock & Roll Over' and 'Love Gun' in a unique gatefold picture sleeve complete with artwork inners, 8-page lyric booklet, glossy full colour 8-page photo booklet, four superb Kiss masks and original obi-strip. The vinyl has just a light hairline mark evident to Side 1 of the 'Destroyer' album, otherwise this incredible package is in MINT condition -now hard very to find complete!

Rodrigo Y Gabriela 'Area 52' - CD Album & Limited Edition CD/DVD Set - Release Date 25/01/2012

Roberta Flack 'Let It Be' - CD Album - Release Date 08/02/2012

Elvis Presley 'I'm 10,000 Years Old' - 2-CD Album Set - Release Date 25/01/2012

The Fray 'Scars & Stories' - CD Album - Release Date 08/02/2012

Paul McCartney 'Kisses On The Bottom' - SHM CD Album - Release Date 08/02/2012

Emerson Lake And Palmer 'Tarkus - The Best Of ELP' - 2-HQCD Album - Release Date 25/01/2012

Rare original 1968 Japanese promotional only 7" flexi disc. This fantastic rarity features an interview with Mick Jagger. The disc is printed with Japanese text and shows no sign of play or handling, housed in a unique custom paper picture sleeve featuring a great 'out-take' picture from the Banquet photo shoot on the front with Japanese text on the back, this too is in great condition as has only a few light storage marks on the edges plus acouple of light creases from storage, a stunning item now alsot 45 years old! Japanese promo-only items are manufactured in very small numbers, to find one in such condition of this age is amazing!

CROSBY STILLS NASH & YOUNG 4 Way Street

Incredibly rare original 1971 Japanese green & orange Atlantic label 17-track 2-LP vinyl set, recorded live in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles between June 2nd and July 5th 1970, housed in a gatefold pasted picture sleeve complete with fold-out lyric insert, original advertising inners and the almost mythical shaped 'Rock Age' obi-strip. The obi has only some light creasing on the top left edge. The vinyl has just one light inaudible surface mark on side 1 and just a couple of minor scuff marks. The sleeve has some very light edgewear and scuffs on two corners. A wonderful copy of this rarity in glorious near MINT condition.

DEPECHE MODE X1 & X2

Rare 1991 set of the TWO Japanese-only box sets each including 4 CD's and 2 booklets - Box 1 contains 3 CDs of Twelve Inch Mixes and 1 CD of Strange Mixes [33 mixes]. Box 2 contains Instrumentals CD, B-Sides, Live One CD & Live Two CD, [46 tracks]. Overall this set contains a whopping 79 tracks in total and is housed inside 2 fabulous black linen covered boxes with booklets for each.

Rare collection of different original and authentic US 10" x 8" black & white publicity photograph stills, from Zappa's esteemed, most creative period dating between 1966 & 1974. Featuring great images of Frank & The Mothers Of Invention, ranging from serious press release style photos to amsuing group shots, issued to promote different releases through Verve, Discreet and Bizarre Reprise record labels, the older photos having no recordlabel details. Stunning set and must have for any fan! - see additional info for details on members appearing in the photos

PORCUPINE TREE Anesthetize

2011 Dutch limited edition 4-LP vinyl set - Porcupine Tree concluded 18 months of touring 'Fear Of A Blank Planet' with a short European tour in October 2008. Both shows at the 013 in Tilburg were filmed and highlights were released as the acclaimed 'Anesthetize' film on DVD and Blu-Ray in May 2010. The soundtrack was previously only available on CD in the long sold out deluxe book edition of Anesthetize, and like that edition the vinyl set includesa bonus track 'Prodigal' that is not featured in the film, making a total of 2 hours 15 minutes of music across 8 sides of glorious vinyl! Thanks to Tonefloat these fantastic recordings are now available as part of this lavish 20-track four disc set with each disc in separate picture sleeves, and housed in a deluxe hardback box, complete with 12" x 12" picture booklet *** This release is strictly limited to 3000 copies only!***

WOODSTOCK 3 Days Of Peace & Music

One of the most astonishing & delightful items to ever pass through my hands & difficult to describe in a way to do it true justice, but here goes ... In 1969 the world witnessed an event that, for a short period of time, seemed to display a new hope to a younger generation raised on the horrors of Korea, Vietnam & the Cuban missile crisis. That was the three day event held at Max Yasgur's dairy farm in Bethel, New York, between August 15th & 18th that year entitled 'The Woodstock Music And Art Fair'. Events at the festival have been documented at great length, the film & soundtrack have been released, so that part is well known. What is less well known is that the organisers produced a fifty four page programme for the event, lovingly crafted in detail & printed on high quality paper stock. What we have here is one of those programmes that, apart from some incredibly minor rubbing to the front & back cover & a little rust staining at the staples, is in astonishing near 'as new' condition. This is NOT a repro, but a 1969 original & the first one that we have ever seen!)
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Vinyl sales have shot up as CDs slump. Will Hodgkinson explains why we’re falling back in love with long-players

In March 2007, when digital singles outsold CDs for the first time, a media analyst called Aram Sinnreich told The New York Times: “I think the album is going to die. Consumers who have had iPods since they were in their single digits are going to increasingly gravitate towards artists who embrace that.”

Almost five years on, Sinnreich’s prediction has taken an unexpected slant. Album sales are indeed down: most major artists, with the exception of Adele, now sell only two or three hundred thousand copies of their latest albums. The HMV group is shifting its focus towards technology after an 8.1 per cent sales drop over Christmas. Despite this, there has been a boom in the music format equivalent of a Tudor re-enactment: vinyl.

Vinyl sales are at their highest for six years. According to data from the Official Charts Company, 240,000 vinyl albums were sold in the first ten months of 2011, up 40 per cent on the year before. In the US sales were at 3.9 million, compared with 2.8 million in 2010. Artists have realised that fans want something more substantial than a download: Florence and the Machine released a 45 of the singleShake It Out with a sleeve designed by Karl Lagerfeld, while Jack White of the White Stripes’ Third Man Records in Nashville has issued everything from a cosmos-themed glow-in-the-dark single by the astronomer Carl Sagan to a scented vinyl album by the model Karen Elson. The company has also put out new editions of classic White Stripes albums — on 13-inch vinyl.

Vinyl may not hold a place in the nation’s consciousness as it did back in 1975, when 91.6 million albums were sold in the UK alone, but its value as a medium of quality amid the ephemera of the digital age is becoming appreciated. Meanwhile, CD sales in the UK dropped by 12.6 per cent in 2011. It makes sense. Why pay for a bunch of digital files on a disc when you can listen to the same files on your computer for free?

Radiohead’s approach with The King of Limbs points the way forward. In February 2011 the Oxfordshire band put the album out, with little prior warning, as a £6 download on their website. Two months later they released it as a “newspaper edition” comprising two 10in vinyl platters, a CD, extended liner notes in the form of a newspaper and all the ensuing artwork such a package demands. The result was a good-looking, great-sounding object that people wanted to own. The £33 newspaper edition has sold more than 20,000 copies.

It isn’t only well-known bands such as Radiohead who are encouraging the move back to vinyl. The independent label Rise Above Records recently issued a £37 limited edition version of a rare album from 1972 called Swaddling Songs by Mellow Candle. All 1,000 copies sold out within weeks. Why is this happening, and who is buying it?

The clichéd image of the vinyl enthusiast is of a man — always a man — in his forties or fifties, seeking to revive the adolescent thrill of coming back from the high street with a new album, gingerly placing the needle on the groove, and rolling a joint on the sleeve before his mum shouts up the stairs and tells him to come down for tea. According to Rise Above’s Lee Dorrian, this isn’t the case at all.

“Ironically, technology has made a younger generation interested in vinyl,” says Dorrian. “Since music blogs blew up a decade ago all these kids are hearing amazing records online they could never have had access to before. Then they want to go deeper; they want the physical reality of a great album in their collection.”

One of Rise Above’s biggest bands, the Black Sabbath-inspired Electric Wizard, sold 10,000 copies of their latest album on vinyl, roughly the same amount as they sold on CD. “A well-produced vinyl edition by a band with a cult following has value,” says Dorrian. “Earlier this year we put out a limited edition of a single by a band called Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats, which sold out in two days. It was on eBay for £600 two days after that.”

It’s the same story in the US. Light In The Attic is a label that specialises in high-quality reissues of albums that slipped through the cracks first time round. Its success shines a light on the fact that a culture of selling cheaply produced albums online for next to nothing has been instrumental in the devaluation of music as a whole.

“Putting out our releases with care is a slap in the face to those artists and labels that sell albums on Amazon for $3.99,” says Light In The Attic’s co-founder Matt Sullivan, on the phone from Los Angeles. “What’s happening now is that fashionable clothing stores such as Urban Outfitters are selling records and record players, so well-produced, good-looking vinyl editions have become covetable again. We never wanted to sell just to specialist collectors; we want to find an audience for great albums that didn’t get the attention they deserve. So when Urban Outfitters take a big order of, say, our reissue of Serge Gainsbourg’s [Histoire de] Melody Nelson, we feel like we’re doing the right thing.”

One of the few British record shops to thrive in recent years is Rough Trade. Founded in 1978 by Geoff Travis as a response to the DIY example of punk, Rough Trade now has two roles: as a store that fosters a sense of community among its customers, and a label that has released iconic albums by everyone from the Smiths to Arcade Fire. After agonising about whether he should spend £300 on deluxe vinyl editions of the first five Rolling Stones albums, Travis explains how Rough Trade’s story is essentially the story of a love affair with vinyl.

“Vinyl is returning because there’s a reattachment to something tangible and tactile,” Travis says. “You feel the history of something cut on a lathe; an ancestor to a piece of shellac. I see kids coming into the shop and buying records for the same reason I did when I was their age: to be involved with music through object fetishism. You’re perpetuating that mythic aspect that is at the heart of pop and rock music.”

That sense of myth and romance is an essential part of vinyl’s appeal. People think I’m trying to be cool when I tell them this, but the first record I bought was Never Mind the Bollocks by the Sex Pistols. I was 10, and a visit to my rather unsophisticated suburban punk cousin — this was 1980 — made a deep impression. From the safety pin in his teddy bear’s ear to the anarchy sign on his Helix geometry set, everything about this boy seemed dangerous and exciting. Saving up for that album, which I still have, was a way to be like him. The fact that the first single I bought was the rather less cool Toast by Streetband (featuring Paul Young) in no way lessens the fact that records are as much about the worlds they represent as they sounds they capture.

That leads to a question anyone thinking of ditching the CD player and buying a record deck needs to ask: does vinyl actually sound better? This New Year’s Eve, a friend threw a party where she asked friends to bring along discs to play on the Dansette her husband bought her for Christmas. I contributed a handful of seven-inch singles, among them a song called Ace Insurance Man by the Sixties singer Bobbie Gentry.

It might have just been what Geoff Travis calls “the brain-flipping illusion” that vinyl makes everything sound better, but it seemed like Bobbie Gentry was in the room with us. Every instrument was up close; Gentry’s voice never more seductive. I’m not a sonic scientist, but there was a warm quality to that 45 that the digital version of the song just doesn’t have. Even the crackles were magical.

For all of the romance surrounding it, however, vinyl is only a product. The LP came into being in 1948 after the Columbia record company realised the commercial potential of a format that could play up to 25 minutes of music per side. RCA Victor brought out the 45rpm single a year later. Yet it’s a product that works and a design classic too, and it’s looking increasingly likely that vinyl will return as the medium of quality while CDs go the way of the eight-track cartridge. That’s no bad thing. Just as Holy Communion demands a gilded chalice, so a great album demands a beautiful object to contain it.

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Original 1998 UK Mushroom 12-track vinyl LP, includes I Think I'm Paranoid, Special and Push It, housed in a picture sleeve complete with lyric/picture inner sleeve MUSH29LP

THE TONY KINSEY QUINTET A 'Jazz At The Flamingo' Session

Incredibly rare 1957 UK 6-track mono live LP, recorded in London on May 16th that year in front of an appreciative & enthusiastic audience. The quintet at the time also featured Joe Harriot on Alto, Bob Efford on Tenor, Bill Le Sage on Piano & Vibes and Pete Blannin on Bass. Despite the flimsy constuction, the sleeve on this copy remains complete & free from major splits, although it has obviously seen better days. As is commonwith these flimsy fifties sleeves, the laminate has shrunk over time, resulting in some curl at the opening, with several areas scuffed & missing laminate. That said, with the exception of a small missing segment of the rear top scalloped flipback, the sleeve has remained clearly readable with just a little edge scuffing & a bit of general shelfwear to show for the past fifty five years. The vinyl is amazing & is a true testament to the quality of the pressing in that, despite some light surface marks, it plays through without skipping, burring or any sonic distortion. There is one scratch on side two which does make a 'click' during side two tracks two & three, but apart from that historic mishap the side plays through with the same high fidelity as side one. All in all a very respectable & playable copy of this great album at a fraction of the price of a 'mint' copy, so if you want to play it rather than frame it, this is a serious bargain LK4207

VARIOUS-TRANSPORT Steam On The Lickey Incline

Fabulous...1983 UK 6-track LP featuring the sounds of team locomotives at work on the Lickey Incline in the Summer of 1959. The record includes recordings of a Black Five, a Devonian, a Jubilee, a 4.F, Class 5s, a Crab, a 2.P & a 9.F, all in fantastic detail, issued as part of the very collectable 'Sounds Of The Steam Age' series, picture sleeve with extensive liner notes. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear & the vinyl is flawless ATR7026

Whatever next. First there was Lou Reed & Metallica, now this. The collaboration between Queen guitarist Brian May and N-Dubz mainman Dappy has just been released online.

Speaking to the Daily Star, the rapper revealed that he has paid tribute to Amy Winehouse and the other members of the so-called '27 club', musicians who died at that age such as Nirvana's Kurt Cobain and Janis Joplin on the track.

Dappy on the inspiration behind 'Rockstar': "It's all about paying homage to the 27 Club and amazing artists such as Amy Winehouse. It's a song about people getting to their lowest but it talks about turning a negative into a positive."

The rapper also spoke about how he came in contact with May and revealed that the guitarist had told him that he was a "very different and unique". You be the judge.

News courtesy of the NME.

Scarce 1995 UK Our Price Stores in-house promotional-only CD which features DJ Mark Goodier introducing 10 tracks from the albums Stanley Road, Paul Weller & Wildwood, custom printed disc which is dated 'Week commencing 8 May 1995'. A fabulous Weller collectable WELLERSPEC1

MUSE Bliss

Deleted 2001 UK 7-track enhanced 2-CD single set which includes previously unreleased live tracks, Screenager and Newborn plus video. Both parts are housed in their original artwork picture sleeves MUSH96CDS/X

TRAVIS The Man Who 

1999 UK limited edition 10-track vinyl LP, featuring the singles Driftwood and Why Does It Rain On Me?, includes a rare bonus 2-track bonus vinyl 12" featuring The Deadly Avenger Remixes of Writing To Reach You [instrumental and blues mixes], hype-stickered picture sleeve and picture/lyric inner. The sleeve has a faint sticker mark in the top right corner plus some light edgewear and ringwear; the vinyl is in stunning mint condition ISOM9LP

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Just select either "Standard UK delivery" or "Standard Air Mail" (for our overseas customers) when you checkout.

This offer is for a limited time only so shop now at 991.com for free shipping on the best rare and collectable CDs & DVDs or view our January sale here

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2010 US limited edition special box set, comprising of a sealed copy of the 'I Got Your Country Right Here' 11-track CD album, 32-page full-color photo booklet featuring never-before-seen pictures ofGretchen at work and at play, Poster-size replica of the U.S. Constitution, 3' x 5' Flag featuring the album artwork. All housed in a 9¼" x 12" x 2" glossy box which has been boldly AUTOGRAPHED by Gretchen Wilson on the front in silvermarker pen, plus has a holographic 'Authentic' numbered sticker on the front with ths copy being number 82 out of 500** Complete With Certificate Of Authenticity **

MILES DAVIS The Complete Live At The Plugged Nickel 1965

Rare 1992 Japanese issue 39-track <B>SEVEN</B> CD box set featuring the classic recordings made over 22nd & 23rd December 1965 with Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter & Tony Williams, including twenty minutes of newly discovered music, remixed & remastered from the original analogue master tapes. Each disc is housed in their own jewel case with picture sleeve, presented in a sturdy 6" x 5" x 3" box with metal title plaque on the end of the lid with full tracklisting on the back. Critics have called this 'the best Jazz ever recorded' and it is certainly a high point in Miles' canon with the entire band firing on all six - Essential stuff & long out of print CXK66955)

MOYA BRENNAN & CORMAC DE BARRA Voices & Harps

2011 US only 11-track CD album released during the Summer Tour in the United States and features a remastered and remixed version of the 2010 album 'My Match Is A Makin'', housed in an embossed digipak picture sleeve which has been boldly AUTOGRAPHED by Moya Brennan & Cormac De Barra across the front in a black marker pen - please not that the signatures maybe slightly different to the ones we have in our image) ** Complete With Certificate Of Authenticity **

We've got a fabulous copy of SMALL FACES Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake original 1968 UK 12-track MONO LP pressed on the lilac Immediate label. This one is of course housed in the superb die-cut circular fold-out picture sleeve. What's more though, this particular copy is in amazing condition with very little evident wear to the sleeve & the vinyl is flawless - finally and not least, it has been clearly AUTOGRAPHED inside by Steve Marriott, Ronnie Lane & Ian McLagan! IMLP012

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Rare original 1969 UK issue 9-track <B>PICTURE DISC</b> LP, one of the first music picture discs ever issued, with the music produced by Keith Relf. This original issue has the diffraction grating thick swirly centre labels that change image as you tilt them. A fantastic item & a real work of art! TRIX1SP

ANDY WARHOL / VARIOUS Fifteen Minutes

Rare 2011 US Sony label promotional press kit for the $500 '15 Minutes: Homage to Andy Warhol' box set, comprising 8 pages of press releases all about the release, 2-page media cuttings, 2-pages of colour pictures of the artists featured, 16 pages featuring more artist details along with images of the litho prints in the box set, 2 more pages with biography and information. Also comes with an advance THREE CD-R acetate set for the CD's in the boxset, custom printed discs each with a tracklisting insert, all housed in a custom printed card folder featuring a black & white image of Andy Warhol on the front

DAVID BOWIE Station To Station

Official 2010 US Virgin label advance promotional THREE CD-R acetate set for the Special Edition release. Originally released in 1976, this 3-disc edition of the hugely influential album, comprises the original analogue master version of the 6-track album, plus the much bootlegged live favourite and previously unreleased 'Live Nassau Coliseum '76' across 2 discs, plus also includes an <B>AUDIO</B> NTSC DVD-R featuring 4 alternate mixes of the album. Custom printed discs and housed in a fat double case complete with custom picture sleeve and information back insert plus track details printed inside

Rare deleted 2003 official 4 x CD album box set limited to 5000 Copies. Comprising 56 Tracks of unreleased versions assembled from a variety of outstanding bootlegs by Doors guitarist Robby Krieger. Spanning 1967-1970, covering 25 venues in five countries including the earliest known live recordings of The Doors. Complete with detailed written commentary on each track, this set is a MUST for completists

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ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK Eraserhead

Rare 1982 UK 5-track Alternative Tenticles Records label LP for the soundtrack to the first feature film from David Lynch who wrote, produced and directed the movie, featuring Fats Waller. Housed in a picture sleeve which has only a few light signs of age plus comes with the original inner sleeve; the viny is in near mint condition with only a couple of very light surface marks VIRUS30

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SEAL Seal - II

Out Of Print 1994 German 11-track vinyl LP - the second self-titled Seal album, including the singles Kiss From A Rose and Prayer For The Dying. Very hard to find now, especially in such beautiful mint conditon as this!

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Rare official 2011 US Hollywood Records radio promotional only 65 track 4-CD set for the remastered and expanded reissue albums, comprising the 'First Wave' set featuring material taken from the 'Queen' to 'A Day At The Races'and the 'Second Wave' which has material from the 'News Of The World' to the 'Hot Space' albums. Each set comprises a disc titled simply Hits which includes classic songs and fan favourites, and a disc titled Raritiesfeatures a selection of material taken from the bonus discs of the reissues. Custom printed discs complete with a custom promo picture sleeve and tracklisting back insert for each 2-CD set.

DURAN DURAN Rio

Rare 1982 UK 12" x 12" fold-out colour tour programme featuring profiles of each band member, photographs, discography, videography, and tour dates with venues, great copy!

THE BEATLES A Hard Day's Night No. 1 EP

Rare 1964 UK first pressing 4-track 7" vinyl EP with 'Parlophone Co', 'Recording First Published' & 'Sold In The UK' label text, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. Both sleeve & vinyl remain in excellent condition.

Rare 1981 German-only TWELVE LP box set including two albums of rare and previously unreleased recordings along with represses of his first ten albums, each in their own original artwork picture sleeves, all kept nice & safely inside a heavy duty outer fliptop picture box. The box itself shows minimal shelfwear & all contents are near 'as new'. A superb set in fantastic condition!

U2 Lemon

Rare 1993 US Island label promotional-only 2-track 10" single pressed on YELLOW VINYL with custom 'lemon' picture labels, featuring 8:35 Bad Yard Club Mix and 6:33 Serious Def Dub Mix.

BOB DYLAN The Bootleg Series Volumes 1-3

Scarce 1991 UK 58-track 3-CD box set complete with superb 60-page full colour extensive bio/picture booklet with picture sleeve, housed in a custom stickered picture card slipcase with tracklistings on reverse