Lot 75DIRE STRAITS-BROTHERS IN ARMS-1985-FIRST PRESS GERMANY-VERTIGO-NMINT/NMINT

STING-DREAM OF THE BLUE TURTLES-1985-FIRST UK PRESS-A&M DREAM1 room. Rare British original debut solo album from legendary British rock musician. The track "RUSSIANS" got all the charts, and STING became a celebrity. ...more

JACKSON, MICHAEL-BAD-1987-FIRST UK PRESS-EPIC 4502901. Rare English original king of pop music in the absolute state. ...more

PINK FLOYD-WISH YOU WERE HERE-1975-FIRST UK PRESS-HARVEST-room SHVL814 of the matrix A-1/B-5 .Mega rare British original in it's entirety. By Rolling Stone magazine the album was delivered to the 209-e a place in the list of five hundred greatest albums of all time. Richard Wright and David Gilmour called Wish You Were Here their favourite album recorded in Floyd. In the first week after its release, the album became gold in the UK. By may 1997, the album is already six times became platinum ...more

AC/DC-HIGH VOLTAGE-1976-FIRST PRESS GERMANY (EXPORT) -ATLANTIC--ATL50257. Matrix ALSDORF A2/B-4. Rare original Germany which is printed for sale in Europe. High Voltage is the debut international Studio album by Australian hard rock band AC/DC. The original edition released by Atlantic Records, proved popular, and only in the United States the record sold 3 million copies. However, initially the album was low-priced by some critics upon its release, including a review of Rolling Stone magazine called it "a record low" for hard rock. The album reached the maximum level of sales in the U.S. and has been certified triple platinum by the RIAA for sales of more than 3 000 000 copies in may 2005. ...more

GILLA-I LIKE SOME COOL ROCK'n'ROLL 1980-FIRST GERMANY PRESS-HANSA - 201406-320. Very rare original one of the best albums in the disco style. Gill and Roelofs 1980 record a new album, preceded by its release of the single We Gotta Get Out Of This Place. The album was called I Like Some Cool Rock'n'roll, and it was produced by himself, Roelofs, and Farian remained in the project as a viewer and a producer, for which, however, had the final word. The album was attended by interesting disco song Go Down Main Street, Tom Cat, as well as a few songs Roelofs, co-written by Fred Jay, including a beautiful lyrical Take Your Time. What prevented this album to be a bestseller, unknown, but, apparently, the role played by the fact that in 1980 disco began to experience hard times. Nevertheless, the album became fairly common in Europe (especially Eastern) and South-East Asia, where Euro-disco was very popular. ...more