Lot 114GILLAN, IAN-GLORY ROAD-1980-FIRST PRESS UK-VIRGIN-NMINT/NMINT

DEEP PURPLE-COME TASTE THE BAND-1975-First UK press - PURPLE REC. - TPSA7515 of the matrix A-1U/B-1U ...more

WINGS-AT THE SPEED OF SOUND-1976-FIRST PRESS USA-CAPITOL - number SW-11525 ...more

GILMOUR, DAVID-SAME-1978-First UK press-HARVEST -SHVL 817, OC 064/60774. First solo album of the guitarist of PINK FLOYD, rare British original.David Gilmour is the first solo Studio album by Pink Floyd guitarist and co-vocalist David Gilmour . The album was released in may and June 1978 in the UK and United States, respectively. The album reached number 17 in the UK and number 29 in the charts of US Billboard albums; it was certified gold in the US by the RIAA . The album was produced by Gilmour, and consists mostly of bluesy , guitar oriented rock songs except for the piano ballad "So Far Away". ...more

QUEEN-MADE IN HEAVEN-1995-FIRST UK PRESS-PARLOPHONE - 72433608812 Made In Heaven is the fifteenth and final Studio album by the rock group Queen, released 6 November 1995.After the death of Freddie mercury in 1991 the remaining three band members: Brian may, Roger Taylor and John deacon used a voice recording of Freddie mercury of the last album Queen. The album became the most popular ever produced by the group. In 14 countries, he won first place, and in twenty went platinum (in some countries several times). In the UK, the album took first place and was sold in the amount of 1 500 000 copies (four times platinum), which made it the most selling album. In Europe the album was sold in the amount of 7 000 000 copies ...more

VLADIMIR VISSOTSKI-LA CORDE RAIDE-1977-FRANCE FIRST PRESS-POLYDOR-room 2473077Очень rare famous album of Vladimir Vysotsky . "Tightrope" — album of Vladimir Vysotsky, recorded in France at Studio Barclay in September 1977, accompanied by instrumental ensemble. The arrangements of the songs for the album did Konstantin Kazansky. Konstantin Kazansky says:In 1977 the same year, when he published the "military" record on "Shang du Monde", a great admirer of Vladimir Vysotsky Jacques Urevich, which I mentioned, too, wanted to release his album. With him we have had conversations about it, and Urevich I said, "I don't know how it turns out. When you make arrangements for Alesha Dimitrievich, each song is different, and when you do to Vysotsky, and there behind only a guitar — and everything." I told him that it was Volodya wants, it's his taste, not mine. Urevich said, "Okay, I'll talk to him".After a conversation of Urevich Vysotsky I got carte Blanche- I could make such arrangements that I wanted. And so the album came out, released under the name of "tightrope" at Studio "Polidor". ...more