RICHARD BARBIERI Under A Spell (2021 UK 9-track double album 2-LP pressed on 140 Gram Black Vinyl, the highly anticipated follow up to 2017's critically acclaimed Planets + Persona. Gatefold picture sleeve within a hype-stickered resealable sleeve) more...
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PUBLIC ENEMY Fear Of A Black Planet (1990 Dutch first press 20-track LP on Def Jam, housed in a single pocket picture sleeve with illustrated lyric inner. The sleeve shows general signs of wear, mainly around the edges and the vinyl remains in Excellent condition with some of the faintest hairline scuffs not impacting play)
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PUBLIC ENEMY Fear Of A Black Planet (1990 US first press 20-track LP, picture sleeve with lyric inner. The sleeve shows only a spot of minor edge wear at the opening with no deletion cuts & is still in the original open shrink with the song hypesticker & advisory sticker attached along with a vintage UK price sticker. The vinyl grades EX/EX- with some light cosmetic signs of play. This classic Bomb Squad production never sounded better than on this OG press! C45413)
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LEAF HOUND Growers Of Mushroom (Archive Quality "Dead Stock" 1971 first UK issue 9-track LP, once voted the number one most collectable rock record on the planet by Q Magazine, an incredible progressive masterpiece that was criminally ignored during its lifetime but has since gone on to attain legendary status. Obtained from an ex record shop employee, this very disc was left on the backroom shelves without the picture sleeve since the day of release, & simply never found its customer more...
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LEAF HOUND Growers Of Mushroom (Once voted the number one most collectable rock record by Q Magazine, this 1971 UK 9-track LP, an incredible progressive masterpiece that was criminally ignored during its lifetime, has since gone on to attain legendary status & quite rightly so. The album was recorded in one eleven hour session at Spot Studios in Mayfair, London in late 1970 with Peter Fench on Vocals, Mick Halls on Guitar, Derek Brooks on Guitar, with his brother Stuart on Bass & Keit more...
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