THE MOVE Night Of Fear (1966 UK 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, monster Brit-psych alert on this debut '45 from Roy Wood and Co. also including Disturbance. The vinyl remains in EX-/EX condition with just a few light surface scuffs to show for its years issued in the Deram company die cut paper sleeve DM.109) more...
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THE MOVE Flowers In The Rain (1967 UK solid centre 7" vinyl single, also including The Lemon Tree. The vinyl comes issued in a plain die-cut paper sleeve RZ3001) more...
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THE MOVE Chinatown (1971 UK solid centre 7" vinyl single, also featuring Jeff Lynne's Down On The Bay, Harvest company die cut paper sleeve HAR5043) more...
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MOVE Tonight (1971 UK solid centre 7" vinyl single, also including Don't Mess Me Up, Harvest company die cut paper sleeve HAR5038) more...
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MOVE California Man (1972 UK 3-track solid centre 7" vinyl single, also including Do Ya and Ella James, taken from The Move's fourth and last album Messages From The Country, Harvest company die-cut paper sleeve HAR5050) more...
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THE MOVE Fire Brigade (Classic 1968 UK 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, also including Walk Upon The Water. Aside from a few very light paper scuffs, the vinyl looks almost unplayed issued in a plain die-cut paper sleeve RZ3005) more...
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THE MOVE Curly (1969 UK 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, also including This Time Tomorrow, record company die cut paper sleeve. The vinyl has just a few light suirface scuffs to show for nearly fifty years RZ3021) more...
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THE MOVE Night Of Fear (1982 UK 7" vinyl single, includes I Can Hear The Grass Grow, Old Gold company die-cut sleeve OG9228) more...
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THE MOVE I Can Hear The Grass Grow (1967 UK 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, featuring the stone cold Brit Pop / Psyche classic from Roy Wood and Co., also including Wave The Flag And Stop The Train. Issued in the Deram company die-cut paper sleeve, the vinyl has a few light surface scuffs but remains in EX condition DM117) more...
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THE MOVE Flowers In The Rain (1979 UK 7" single, die cut sleeve. Great reissue that pairs 'Flowers In The Rain' [the first ever record to be played on Radio One in 1967] with the equally superb 'Blackberry Way' on the b-side. The vinyl is in excllent condition and looks barely played BUG85) more...
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THE MOVE Blackberry Way (Classic 1968 UK solid centre 7" vinyl single, also including Something, die-cut record company paper sleeve. The vinyl shows just a few minor paper scuffs to show for its years, This copy has annotations on the label RZ3015) more...
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THE MOVE Flowers In The Rain (2007 issue 4-track CD single, 40th Anniversary edition which also includes 'Feel Too Good', 'Fire Brigade - instrumental' and 'Beautiful Daughter') more...
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THE MOVE Something Else (2016 UK limited edition 5-track 7" vinyl EP issued exclusively for Record Store Day featuring a digitally remastered version of their 1968 MONO EP featuring live tracks recorded atLondon's legendary Marquee Club on 27th February 1968, housed in a sealed replica of the picture sleeve ECLECEP1002) more...
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THE MOVE Brontosaurus (classic 1970 UK 7" single with an intact four prong centre, marking a shift in The Moves sound Brontosaurus's monster riff and growling vocal almost predicts the oncoming heavier sounds of the 70's also including Lightnin' Never Strikes Twice, record company die-cut paper sleeve. The vinyl shows only a few light surface scuffs RZ3026) more...
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THE MOVE Wild Tiger Woman (1968 UK Regal Zonophone 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, also including Omnibus, die-cut company sleeve. The sleeve is in great shape, whilst the vinyl, aside from just a couple of faint paper scuffs, remains in excellent condition - a respectable copy! RZ3012) more...
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THE MOVE Blackberry Way (1968 UK 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, also including Something, Regal Zonophone company die-cut paper sleeve RZ3015) more...
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THE MOVE Blackberry Way / I Can Hear The Grass Grow (1982 UK Backtrackin' series solid centre 7" vinyl single on the Cube Records label, housed in a picture sleeve listing other releases on the reverse. The sleeve displays some light general wearwhilst the vinyl looks barely played BAK6) more...
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MOVE Something Else From The Move (Rare original 1968 UK mono 33RPM Regal Zonophone 5-track 7" vinyl EP, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. Both sleeve & the vinyl itself are in superb condition - a fantastic copy! TRZ2001) more...
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MOVE Something Else (1982 German-only 5-track mono vinyl 12" EP, picture sleeve. The sleeve has a tape repair to the top seam and the vinyl appears barely played INT126.312) more...
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THE MOVE Night Of Fear (1966 UK 'A' label demo vinyl 7" for the single release, with four-prong centre & '9.12.66' release date and 'Demonstration Sample Not For Sale' text, also featuring The Disturbance, die-cut company sleeve. This is the first demo copy we've ever seen of Roy Wood's debut '45 of proto-psych, not to be missed! The vinyl on this copy is in Excellent condition with just a few light surface marks to show for fifty four years DM.109) more...
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THE MOVE Flowers In The Rain (1967 UK 7" single with four prong centre, the legendary first single to be played on BBC Radio 1 on its launch - 30 September 1967, also featuring The Lemon Tree, plain white die-cut sleeve. The vinyl appears excellent with just some minor paper scuffs to show play RZ3001) more...
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THE MOVE Night Of Fear (Late 60s, early 70s UK issue of the 1966 7" single with four prong centre, monster Brit-psych alert on this debut '45 from Roy Wood & co. also including Disturbance, record company die cut paper sleeve. The vinyl showsfew signs of play DM109) more...
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THE MOVE Brontosaurus (1970 UK solid centre 7" vinyl single, also including Lightnin' Never Strikes Twice, RZ company die cut paper sleeve. There are some light surface marks to the vinyl but remains in overall excellent condition RZ3026) more...
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THE MOVE Blackberry Way (Mega rare 1969 Japanese Nippon Grammophon wide centred 7" vinyl single, also including 'Something' [written by Dave Morgan]. The unique flipback picture sleeve displays just a little light wear with a small amount of foxing but has the '¥400' price point on the reverse and comes complete with an insert featuring the lyrics for both songs printed in English while the vinyl looks barely played! DP-1621) more...
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THE MOVE Tonight (1971 French wide centred 7" single, also featuring 'Don't Mess Me Up', unique flipback picture sleeve. Obtained from the private archives of the famous RTL Radio Library in Paris, the sleeve has a faint RTL Radio stamp on the back with a catalogue number annotation to a corner & catalogue sticker both sides of the label. The sleeve shows minimal wear & the vinyl appears barely played) more...
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THE MOVE I Can Hear The Grass Grow (Classic Psych 1967 UK 7'' vinyl single with intact four prong push-out centre, also featuring Wave The Flag And Stop The Train, Deram company die-cut paper sleeve. The vinyl remains in Excellent condition with few signs of play DM.117) more...
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THE MOVE Fire Brigade (1967 UK solid centre 7" vinyl single, also including Walk Upon The Water, die cut paper sleeve. The vinyl is Excellent with just a few minor paper scuffs to show play RZ3005) more...
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THE MOVE When Alice Comes Back To The Farm (1970 UK Fly Records solid label 2-track 7" vinyl single written by Roy Wood, also includes the Jeff Lynne penned track What? Taken from The Move's most eclectic album Moving On which stylistically started to show signs of the more prog like structures that ELO would later incorporate BUG-2) more...
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THE MOVE Do Ya (1972 UK 7" vinyl single with an intact four prong centre, also including No Time - both songs written by Jeff Lynne, within a Harvest company die-cut paper sleeve. The vinyl remains Excellent with only light signs of play HAR5086) more...
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THE MOVE Something Else From The Move EP (1968 UK 5-track 7" vinyl EP playing at 33RPM with an intact four prong centre, this stunning EP was recorded live at London's Marquee and features the band ripping through some of their favourite tunes, including So You Want To Be A Rock 'n' Roll Star [The Byrds], Stephanie Knows Who [Love], Something Else [Eddie Cochran], It'll Be Me [Jerry Lee Lewis] and Sunshine Help Me [Spooky Tooth]. The front laminated flipback picture sleeve displays some light creasing and edge wear, and has some vintage tape marks on the back, but has no rips of tears. The vinyl remains excellent with the odd light scuff/hairline & spindle marks on the labels to indicate play, but overall a really nice example TRZ2001) more...
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