Lot 74DEEP PURPLE-COME TASTE THE BAND-1975-fist press UK-purple rec.-nmint/nmint

BLACK SABBATH-SEVENTH STAR-1986-UK FIRST PRESS-VERTIGO-VERH29. Rare original British cult band.Seventh Star is the twelfth Studio album by Black Sabbath, released in 1986. Was originally written, recorded and was assumed to release as solo album by Tony Iommi, but under the pressure of a record company and a producer don Arden, the album was released under the group name Black Sabbath. Takes 78 place in Billbosrd 200. ...more

ART BLAKEY JAZZ MESSENGERS-CARAVAN-1962-FIRST UK PRESS-RIVERSIDE-RLP438. Rare British original cult j AVO album. ...more

FRANK ZAPPA-APOSTROPHE-1974-FIRST UK PRESS-DISCREET-K59201. Rare British original cult album. Apostrophe (’) — the eighteenth Studio album by Frank Zappa, released 22 March 1974 . The album's title track "Don't Eat the Yellow Snow[en]", released as single, reached the 86-th place in the charts. Apostrophe (’) is the biggest commercial achievement of Frank Zappa. 7 April 1976 the album was rated gold status. In addition, the disc rose to 10th place in the Billboard charts. Continuing the commercial breakthrough of Over-Nite Sensation (1973), this album contains a mix of short songs and rich musical arrangements, demonstrating a cynical sense of humor, and Zappa . The lyrical theme of the album is strange and unclear (For example, the tracks "Don't Eat the Yellow Snow" and "Nanook Rubs It" tell of the singer who wants to become an eskimo named Nanuk), with the exception of "Uncle Remus", which is a continuation of Zappa's relationship to racial discrimination, which subjects touched on in his earlier song "Trouble Every Day". ...more

CERRONE-BACK TRACK 8-1982-First press (SPECIAL EDITION)FARNCE MALLIGATOR - ZL 37 588 Very rare original in the special edition label. The album, although on the decline career, but the early albums are very professional . ...more

NEKTAR-SOUND LIKE THIS (2LP'S)-1973-FIRST UK PRESS-UA-UAD60041 . Maritza, A-1/B-1/A-1/B-1. Very rare British original famous British musicians who lived and worked in Germany.This is the third album by the English progressive rock band NEKTAR, released in 1973.It was the first Nektar album to be released in their home country of great Britain. Attempt to recreate the live sound of the band, the album was largely improviziruem and dominated an extensive instrumental jam, unlike their conventional concepts and compositional albums.A different approach to recording, combined with a number of difficulties with the information, led to the fact that it was the hardest work, but the work was overwhelming and was enthusiastically greeted by critics and public. ...more