Lot 6DOORS-WAITING FOR THE SUN-1968-SECOND PRESS 1971 UK-ELEKTRA-NMINT/NMINT

Rare album from the legendary synth-pop band DEPECHE MODE-EXCITER-2001-FIRST PRESS-EU-MUTE - number 8102431 of the matrix A-1HL/B-1HL-1HL/D-1HL, ...more

SPOOKY TOOTH-WITNESS-1973-THE FIRST UK-ISLAND PRESS - ILPS9255 Matrix A-1U/B-1U Stamper 3RM/1P .A very rare British original of the cult group. "Witness" is a chic album by the band, recorded in 1973. To record it, Mike Kelly, the drummer from the original composition of Spooky Tooth, returned to the band and, practically, replaced Bryson Graham, who participated in the recording of the previous album You Broke My Heart ... (1973). Gary Wright is gaining more and more influence in the band, which did not please frontman Mike Harrison, who left the band shortly after the release of “Witness”. In addition to Wright, the authors of the music were bassist Chris Stewart in the song "Don't Ever Stray Away" and guitarist Mick Jones in the rather pop "All Sewn Up". Mike Harrison strangely did not have a hand in the composition in any way. But his emotional vocals created the main mood of Witness. The band also returned to the old practice of Spooky Tooth from the time of the album Spooky Two - duets, vocal duels between Harrison and Wright. Critics praised the work, the album hit 49th place on the Billboard 200. ...more

BEATLES-RUBBER SOUL (STEREO)-1965-FIFTH PRESS 1971 UK-PARLOPHONE number PCS3075 .Matrix numbers: Side 1: YEX 178-3; Side 2: YEX 179-3 Fifth press from 1971 to 1973. Black label with two white-black EMI logos and silver print.“The Gramophone Co Ltd...” "Made In GT. Britain” ...more

CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL-GREEN RIVER-1969-UK FIRST PRESS-LIBERTY NUMBER LBS83273 Rare British original. ...more

FREE-TONS OF SOBS-1968-THIRD 1970 UK PRESS-ISLAND - room ILPS-9089. Rare original British Blues-prog. Tons of Sobs is the debut Studio album by British rock band Free, released by Island Records on 14 March 1969. One of the first albums in the style of Blues-rock. The album hit the UK charts, but reached #197 in the Billboard Hot 200 in the United States.At the time of the recording of the album the band Free was very young: none of them are under the age of twenty, and bass player Andy Fraser was sixteen. They have had some success through constant touring, and their debut album was composed mostly of songs performed at concerts. The budget allocated for the recording of the album was only 800 pounds[2]. Much of the album was recorded over several days in October 1968. The original release of the album was scheduled for November 1968, but then postponed to early 1969 due to late add a cover version of Blues songs "The Hunter" by albert king ...more