Lot 34PROCOL HARUM-GRAND HOTEL-1973-FIRST PRESS UK-CHRYSALIS-NMINT/NMINT

PINK FLOYD-the FINAL CUT-1983-FIRST UK PRESS-HARVEST - SHPF1893/oc064-65042 Matrix A-5U-1-1/B-2U-1-4. This is the last Pink Floyd album, the recording of which was attended by Roger Waters. The album is dedicated to Roger Waters father died in the Second world war. Rare English original. ...more

ANDERS, THOMAS (EX-MODERN TALKING)-DIFFERENT-1989-FIRST GERMANY PRESS-TELDEC-246187-1. Very rare original first solo work, a famous singer.In 1989, Anders released his first solo album, Different, producer and sound engineer which is Dudgeon Gus (Gus Dudgeon), known for his work with David Bowie, Paul McCartney and Elton John. Single - Love Of My Own, 1989 hit the charts in Europe. (#24 Germany, #2 Hungary, #89 Switzerland) ...more

SWEET-OFF THE RECORD-1977-FIRST UK PRESS-RCA-PL25072 matrix A-2/B-1 .Rare British original. "Off the Record" - the fourth "hard-rock" album by Sweet. Recorded in the winter of 1977 (although the appointment was made in October 1976) in London (Studio "Audio International Studios"). Released on RCA records in April of the same year. The film was produced by the musicians themselves. This album laid the Foundation for the next three albums. Immediately after the release of the album, the band terminated the contract with RCA and moved on to bigger and more famous label Polydor, which released its last four albums. ...more

MARILLION-FUGAZI-1984-FIRST UK PRESS-EMI-EMC2400851. Rare British original. This is the second Studio album by British neo-progressive rock band Marillion, and was the first which introduced drummer Ian Mosley. Fugazi was in the top five in the UK and went gold. ...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