Rock 'n' Roll 284 Items

Orange Translucent vinyl. Still in shrink, but opened, with hype sticker. With original inner sleeve. Cover with a very slightly bumped corner. Beautiful copy!

bOX WITH MINIMAL WEAR; CLOSE TO nm

Beautiful coy with very minimal wear. 20th Anniversary Legacy Edition, with insert.

Reissue for Record Store Day 2013. Limited to 3000 copies worldwide. With 10" and hype stickers. Copy closer to NM

180g 2LP 45rpm Gatefold Sleeve

Red vinyl.

Gold opaque vinyl. Cover with slightly bumped corner, closer to NM

Gatefold cover with some storage wear, ring wear and some yellowing.
Records with some hairlines. Included are 4 one-sided 29x21 cm sheets
with pictures of the musicians and a 12-page 12" sized booklet

White vinyl. Still in shrink, but opened, with hype sticker. With original inner sleeves.

Vinyl with a long hairlines on Side 2, otherwise VG+. Japanese reissue from 1980 without OBI, with insert. Cover with light wear and a couple of small stains, no seam splits or tears.

Red vinyl looks unplayed. Copy n° 000732
With original protective sleeve with hype sticker.

Beautiful vinyl housed in a Tri-Fold Jacket

Still in shrink, but opened, with hype sticker

Vinyl with scuffs and hairlines, close to VG+. Cover close to NM

Still in shrink, but opened, with hype sticker

Japanese pressing with OBI and insert. Vinyl close to NM

Green vinyl. Still in shrink but opened. Limited edition

1990 reissue. Original inner sleeve.

Early German reissue. Cover is close to NM. Vinyl seems unplayed.

RSD First, Limitation: 1500

This 110-minute concert performance from the legendary Allman Brothers Band guitarist was recorded at the Calderone Concert Hall on Long Island, New York on August 11, 1978. The show features thirteen tracks including the ABB classics “Jessica”, Southbound”, “In Memory of Elizabeth Reed”, “Blue Sky” and “Ramblin Man” along with tracks from the 1977 album from his band, Great Southern. The live performance was previously released digitally and on CD in 2017, but this triple LP set will be packaged in a gatefold sleeve with new liner notes and photos.

RSD Exclusive, Limitation: 1500

On their first international tour, in May of 1982, Americana music legends The Blasters were recorded at the Venue in London England. Six of those tracks were released on Slash Records as a 12” EP later that year. Four more tracks were uncovered and included on the Rhino/Warner Bros anthology album Testament in 1997. As part of a new catalog deal for the Blasters recordings with Liberation Hall, the label has uncovered the thirteen remaining tracks and is releasing the complete concert. The show found The Blasters firing on all cylinders as they were taking off in London, after Shakin Stevens’ version of the Dave Alvin-written “Marie Marie” hit the top 20 of the UK charts. It is quintessential listening, and a magical music moment uncovered for any fan of the band. The RSD Black Friday classic black vinyl double LP exclusive is housed in a gatefold sleeve with new liner notes, rare photos and memorabilia images.

Vinyl is close to NM. 1980 reissue.

Cover with light ring wear

Toploader Gatefold. No 570961

Green vinyl

Orange vinyl. Cover with slightly bumped corner, closer to NM.

50th Anniversary Edition of this touchstone of Aussie Rock n Roll. This 1973 LP should need no introduction. Just in case it does, it's simply one of the finest albums to ever come out of Australia. Coloured Balls are the godfathers of Aussie punk, hard rock, psychedelic boogie, etc. They played too many different styles to be just any one thing. Lobby, Bobsie, Trevor, and Janis created something very special with this album and it sounds as fresh and vital as the date it was originally released.

This pressing has been painstakingly sourced directly from the 1973 quarter inch mix-down master tapes and sounds incredible. This has been an entirely analog production chain and hasn't been touched by a computer at any stage of the process. Hear Coloured Balls as nature intended.

Every copy includes bonus poster!

Edition of 800 copies on black vinyl.

1976 japanese reissue. Box has very slight wear on corners. Inludes original inner sleeves and booklet in both english and japanese. No obi.

Vinyl with a couple of light scuffs, close to VG+

The Seeds’ second album released in 1966 is a pop-art garage rock classic. ‘Mr Farmer’ was to become a Billboard Hot 100 single in 1967 and the second side of the album features the 14-minute epic ‘Up In Her Room’. This deluxe gatefold edition features the original stereo mix along with an 8-page insert. “Web Of Sound” deluxe comes with a second LP stuffed with mono versions, outtakes and more.

Clear vinyl. Cover with bumped corners

The beach overlooks an ocean glistening radiantly with the emerald glow of Jintana & Emeralds’ debut album Destiny, arriving for the first time on vinyl format with P-vine Records. Back in 2014, the band spun heads with their dream-like odes to the doo-wop and surf records of the sixties. It’s also a record that will strike a chord with fans of 80s indie pop, c86 compilations and all those who share the joy of looking back on a golden age of music.