Lot 27CLAPTON, ERIC-BACKLESS-1978-FIRST PRESS UK-RSO-NMINT/NMINT

BOY GEORGE-CHEAPNESS AND BEAUTY-1995-FIRST PRESS UK-VIRGIN-V2780. Mega rare British original by the founder of the British pop wave. Cheapness and Beauty is the fifth Studio album by Boy George, released in 1995. It reached number 44 on the UK albums chart. After achieving his biggest solo success in the US and Canada with the theme song for the film the Crying Game in 1992, George decided to move away from the electronic sound and record some rock-oriented tracks with a glam rock edge. One of the reasons he took this step was to revisit his teenage years while writing his autobiography Take It Like A Man, which was released around the same time as the album. The album also marked the first time that George did not hide his homosexual sexuality in the lyrics. The tracks "Genocide Peroxide" and "Il Adore" were later included in the musical taboo. The album opens with a cover version of Iggy Pop's"Funtime", which was released as a single and reached number 45 on the UK singles chart. Another single was the ballad "Il Adore", which peaked at number 50, and" Same Thing in Reverse", which reached number 56 in the UK and number 28 on the us Billboard dance chart. ...more

BG (AQUARIUM) - LETTERS OF CAPTAIN VORONIN-1993-FIRST PRESS RUSSIA-FEELEE-FL008/009. Very rare original single edition on vinyl. Letters of captain Voronin is a live album by Boris Grebenshchikov and the BG Band. Almost all the songs were recorded at a concert (or maybe at concerts, since there were three of them) in Kirov in October 1991, except for the song "day of joy", which was recorded in the Studio at Fontanka 39 in June 1991.Many songs from this live album were played by Grebenshchikov together with the old composition of "Aquarium". Theoretically, they should have been included in the never-recorded 1988 album "Amazing deeds of Captain Voronin". As a result, almost all of them ended up in different versions on separate collections: "When the pain passes" and "15 naked women" - in the anthology " history of the Aquarium. Archive. Volume III", "Captain Voronin" — on the soundtrack to the film" Black rose — the emblem of sadness, red rose — the emblem of love"," Ivan and Danilo "and" angel "— on the album" Feudalism"," Without women "and" Quietly love "- on the album BG"Songs of Alexander Vertinsky". ...more

QUEEN-JAZZ (POSTER)-1978-FIRST PRESS UK-EMI-EMA788. Matrix a-1U/B-1U Rare British original in full configuration. Version of the cover with the poster pasted in , but the poster is torn off and attached separately. Jazz is the seventh Studio album by the British rock band Queen. It was released on November 10, 1978 by EMI Records in the United Kingdom and Elektra Records in the United States. Produced by Roy Thomas Baker, the album cover was suggested by Roger Taylor, who had previously seen a similar design painted on the Berlin wall. the album's various musical styles were alternately praised and criticized. It reached number two on the UK albums chart and number six on the us Billboard 200. Jazz has sold more than five million copies worldwide. ...more

HENSLEY, KEN-FREE SPIRIT1981-FIRST PRESS GERMANY-BRONZE-203456 Rare German original of the cult album. After leaving Uriah Heep, Ken Hensley tried to continue his music career in the UK. But after an unsuccessful attempt to form his own band Shotgun, he moved to the United States, where he gave several concerts as part of the Ken Hensley Band and released his third solo album Free Spirit in 1980 Ken recorded his third solo album, "Free Spirit", in 1980 after leaving Uriah Heep. Under the contract, he still owed Bronze one record, and "Free Spirit" was his final release on the label. ...more

CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL-COSMO'S FACTORY-1970-FIRST PRESS (PROMO) USA-FANTASY-F8402 Mega rare promo original of the cult group. Cosmo's Factory is the fifth Studio album by American rock band Creedence Clearwater Revival, released in July 1970 on Fantasy Records. The CD was recorded at Wally Heider's San Francisco Studio. The album was named after the structure where the band set up their work residence, as well as drummer Doug "Cosmo" Clifford, who first named the structure "Factory". Cosmo's Factory became the most commercially successful album of Creedence Clearwater Revival (topping the charts in the US, UK, and Australia) and marked (according to many rock critics) the peak of the band's creativity[1]. Singles from it included "Lookin' Out My Back Door" (#2 US, #20 UK), "Travelin ' Band" (#2 US, #8 UK), "Up Around the Bend" (#4 US, #3 UK) ...more