Lot 77BLACKMORE, RITCHIE-ROCK PROFILE VOL.2-1991-FIRST PRESS UK-CONNOISSEUR-NMINT/NMINT

BLACK SABBATH-BLACK SABBATH VOL 4 -1972 - ORIGINAL 1976 UK PRESS-NEMS-NEL6005. Rare early edition of the cult album. The album reached 8 on the UK Albums Chart and 13 on the Billboard 200. The Kerrang! put the album on 48th place in the list of "100 greatest metal albums of all time".In 2000 Q magazine placed Vol.4 on the 60th place in the list of "100 Greatest British albums". ...more

NAZARETH,NO MEAN CITY-1978 - FIRST GERMANY PRESS-VERTIGO- 6370428. Rare German original. The tenth Studio album by Nazareth. The cover artwork was painted by Rodney Matthews, the famous English Illustrator in fantasy style, created covers for works by many other artists (Scorpions, Thin Lizzy and others) the Title is borrowed from the novel by Alexander McArthur and Kingsley long's "No Mean City" (1935). With this album the band's sound became heavier, given the addition of guitarist Zal Cleminson of the Sensational Alex Harvey Band. The popularity of the album allowed the group to come up with a few big names such as Thin Lizzy, in their round of 1978/79. ...more

NAZARETH-SNAZ (2LP'S)-1981 - FIRST UK PRESS - NEMS-NELD102. Rare British original cult live concert. ...more

MANOWAR-KINGS OF METAL-1988-FIRST PRESS UK/EU GERMANY - ATLANTIC-781930-1. Rare original fully loaded (poster 60 cm x 60 cm). Kings of Metal is the sixth Studio album by American heavy metal band Manowar, released in 1988. Kings of Metal — Manowar's latest album, which was attended by the founder of the group, guitarist Ross the Boss, and the first after the transition to major label Atlantic Records, owned by Warner Music Group. Kings of Metal was one of the key albums in the band's history, largely re-opening it to the public. He remains one of the most popular and best-selling albums of Manowar. The Metal Hammer magazine included Kings of Metal 200 best rock albums of all time. ...more

ACCEPT-EAT THE HEAT-1989 - FIRST PRESS UK/EU HOLLAND-EPIC 465229-1. Eat the Heat is the eighth Studio album by band Accept, released in 1989, and the first recorded without Udo Dirkschneider.Creative differences Udo Dirkschneider with other members of the group made themselves felt, and in 1987, Parole was forced to leave the Accept and create our own band U. D. O. the Group looked for a new singer and, after listening to more than 200 applicants, we stopped at Robe Armitage (ex-Baby Tuckoo), which has a really interesting voice. Accept much hope was invested with Rob, paid for singing lessons, accommodation, however, the singer did not meet expectations discipline Rob was not at the level and in March 1988, he was replaced by David Reece (ex-Dare Force). In the summer of 1988 the group without any explanation left jörg Fisher, and in his place came Jim Stacy. Despite the fact that the latter named among the group members, all the guitars were recorded by wolf Hoffmann.The album became quite successful, but it was rather of interest to the group, rather than for musical material, and after the release of the album the band was dissolved. ...more