ROLLING STONES Live At The El Mocambo (2022 UK/EU limited edition 22-track seven-sided 4-LP box set pressed on Heavyweight Black Vinyl, with side H etched. Released in full for the first time, the first official appearance of the group's two famous secret concerts at the 300-capacity Toronto club in March 1977. This set features the Stones' full set from the 5th March show, plus three bonus recordings from the previous nights show, newly mixed by Bob Clearmountain. Only four more...
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ROLLING STONES Let It Bleed (Rare 1969 UK first issue 9-track stereo vinyl LP with blue unboxed Decca logo labels & inverted 'XZAL' number, complete with the credits inner that still lists the London Bach Choir & the rare fold out full colourposter, front laminated 'Sleeve Printed In England' picture sleeve with die cut Mono/Stereo hole & 'Poster Included' sticker on the front SKL5025)
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THE ROLLING STONES El Mocambo 1977 (2022 UK/EU exclusive limited edition 23-track 4-LP box set pressed on Heavyweight Neon Vinyl. The first ever release of the legendary 1977 show featuring the full live set from 5th March 1977 plus three bonus tracks from 4th March, mixed by Bob Clearmountain. The four records are each pressed on Red Neon, Blue Neon, Yellow Neon and Green Neon Coloured Vinyl. Housed inside a stylish black box with die-cut tongue logo in pink neon, hy more...
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ROLLING STONES The Rolling Stones (1964 UK second issue 12-track mono vinyl LP on the red unboxed Decca logo label playing the full 4:06 version of 'Tell Me', front laminated picture sleeve. Both sleeve & label list 'I Need You Baby' LK4605)
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ROLLING STONES The Rolling Stones No. 2 (Rare 1965 UK first issue 12-track deep groove mono LP on the unboxed Decca logo 'ffrr' label, front laminated picture sleeve with 'blind man' text on the back censored with a completely new backpasted slick to cover the offending words. This is The Rolling Stones' equivalent of the 'Butcher' sleeve! LK4661)
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ROLLING STONES Still Life (American Concert 1981) (1983 US first issue 12-track live CD, pressed in Germany for the US market, complete with booklet, plastic tray & US printed tuck end 6" by 12½" longbox. This is the only Stones album to have been released by Atlantic/WEA before the transfer of the post 1971 catalogue to CBS distribution in 1986. Making this even more desirable is that it is also the only Rolling Stones CD pressed on a 'Target' CD, a European design format that has a more...
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ROLLING STONES Let It Bleed (1969 UK second variant 9-track stereo vinyl LP on the blue unboxed Decca label with correct side up 'XZAL' number, complete with the credits inner listing the London Bach Choir & the rare fold-out full colour poster, front laminated picture sleeve with die-cut Mono/Stereo hole on the back. See 'more info' for condition details... SKL5025)
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ROLLING STONES 12 X 5 (Very rare 1965 US second issue of the 1964 12-track stereo LP on the blue London label with unboxed logo, pasted picture sleeve. This was the first US pressed issue as all previous copies were manufactured in the UK. This item is in fantastic condition! PS402)
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ROLLING STONES Forty Licks (Official Colombian 2006 Universal issue 40-track 2-CD set, picture sleeve and still in original stickered shrink with 'Grandes Exitos' sticker on the front. The only way to see that issue is from Colombian is that theUniversal website address [www.universialmusic.com.co] ends with 'co' denoting Columbia, there is no place of manufacture anywhere) more...
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