Lot 16JAMES GANG-STRAIGHT SHOOTER-1972-FIRST PRESS UK-PROBE-NMINT/NMINT

LENNOX, ANNIE-SONGS OF MASS DESTRUCTION-2007-first PRESS UK/EU GERMANY - SONY-88697154521, Mega rare original solo album A, Lennox, Songs of Mass Destruction is the fourth Studio album by Annie Lennox , released on October 1, 2007. It was her first album with new material since 2003 and to date her last. The album received positive reviews from critics and showed high sales ratings.The album debuted at number 7 in the UK chart, where it has since been certified silver by the British Phonographic industry . It reached number 9 on the us Billboard 200, where it sold 78,000 copies in its first week. according to Nielsen SoundScan , the album has sold 275,000 copies in the US as of October 2010 and 71,000 copies in the UK. ...more

SPACE-DELIVERANCE-1977-FIRST PRESS OF FRANCE-VOGUE - LDA20317.A rare French original . Deliverance is the second Studio album by Space, released in 1977.The CD was recorded at Sydney Bechett studios in 1977. Ray Cooper, Elton John's drummer, took part in the recording. The song "Deliverance" was recorded at Abbey road studios. In addition to Madeline bell, it was performed by Jan Lozet (at the 1983 concert) and Eric Bami (2002 concert). Deliverance is designed in the styles of spacesynth, disco, and Synthpop. Starting with this album, "the disco component of the band's music began to gradually prevail over electronic music» ...more

MOORE GARY-AFTER THE WAR-1989-The first EU-VIRGIN press is V2575. A rare original legend in rock music. After the War is the seventh Studio album by Irish guitarist and singer Gary Moore, released in 1989. Like its predecessor Wild Frontier, After The War contains elements of Celtic music. The instrumental track "Dunluce" is named after Dunluce castle in Northern Ireland.On "Led Clones", the vocals are performed by Ozzy Osbourne, who Moore worked with before the singer started working with Randy Rhodes. This song makes fun of bands like Kingdom Come, which were popular at the time and were based on the sound and image of Led Zeppelin. "It was a very fun song," Ozzy recalled, " and it was an honor to record it with Gary." The Sisters of Mercy frontman Andrew Eldritch performs backing vocals on "After The War", "Speak for Yourself" and "Blood of Emeralds". Moore once again pays tribute to his long-time friend and colleague, Phil Lynott on the track "Blood of Emeralds". "After The War" will be Moore's last work as a stylist for mainstream hard rock, as well as his last rock album until 1997's"Dark Days in Paradise". Starting with his next album, Still Got The Blues, he will primarily switch to playing the Blues. Although cozy Powell played drums on the album, he was replaced by Chris Slade for the tour, as he was about to tour with Black Sabbath, in support of their album Headless Cross, where he also played drums. ...more

FRANK ZAPPA-WAKA/JAWAKA - HOT RATS-1972-FIRST press (PROMO) GERMANY-REPRISE - K44203.Very rare promo original. Waka/Jawaka (Waka/Jawaka - Hot Rats) is the fourth solo album by FRANK ZAPPA, released in July 1972. Designed in a jazz style, the album was a precursor to The Grand Wazoo (released in November of the same year, 1972) and a conceptual continuation of the 1969 album Hot Rats. ...more

ALICE COOPER-MUSCLE OF LOVE -1973-FIRST PRESS (PROMO) USA-WARNER-BS2748. Rare American promo of the original. Muscle of Love is the seventh Studio album by American rock singer Alice Cooper, released in 1973. This is the last Studio album recorded by him as part of the rock band of the same name. This is a concept album about teen angst, life on the streets of new York, and male prostitution. Instead of the usual packaging, the original LP was issued in small corrugated cardboard, hinting that such packaging may have contained something other than a record, and the "spot" was deliberately printed along the bottom. The song "Man with the Golden Gun" was planned as the title song for the Film the man with the Golden Gun, until the producers strongly opposed it. Liza Minnelli sings backing vocals on "Teenage Lament '74". The album peaked at number 10 in the US[7] and number 34 in the UK ...more