UFO - (1976)

The band's first and only album to feature keyboard player Danny Peyronel, in stunning "time capsule" condition!

White Lion - (1987)

Double platinum certified album, features multiple top 10 hits, autographed by all the band members.

Force It (1975)

Stunning original album released on Chrysalis records, produced by Ten Years After bass player Leo Lyons.

White Lion - (1989)

Stunning example of the Glam Metal band's third studio album.

Bon Jovi - (1985)

Immaculate example of the band's second album, features the singles "In and Out of Love" amd "Only Lonely".

Bon Jovi - (1988)

Worldwide smash hit album, contains 5 x U.S. top-10 singles including two number ones, features "Born to Be My Baby" and "Bad Medicine".

Warrant - (1988)

Immaculate example of the band's controversial debut album, includes the tough single "Down Boys".

Warrant - (1990)

The band's best-selling top 10 album, features the hits "I Saw Red", "Uncle Tom's Cabin" and "Blind Faith".

The Who - (1978)

Stunning example of the band's eighth studio album, sadly the last to feature drummer Keith Moon.

The Who - (1973)

Townshend's second rock opera, includes 11 page stapled booklet rarely seen in this kind of condition.

Ozric Tentacles - (1992)

Elusive instrumental Psychedelic/Electronic-Rock double live album - Stunning example!

Thin Lizzy - (1976)

Original Vertigo spaceship 9102 008 with gatefold cover, features the band's biggest hit "The Boys Are Back in Town".

Blue Öyster Cult - (1976)

Acclaimed hard rock album in it's original hinged cover, features the 5 minute full length version of "(Don't Fear) The Reaper" - Immaculate!

Elvis Costello - (1978)

First album recorded with the Attractions, features Punk rock/new wave classics "Pump It Up" and "(I Don't Want to Go to) Chelsea".

The Who - (1981)

Well presented example of the rock band's first album to feature Kenney Jones on drums, features the single "You Better You Bet".

Sigue Sigue Sputnik - (1986)

The post-punk/new wave band's debut album, features the hit "Love Missile F1-11", autographed by band member Miss Yana Ya Ya.

The Who - (1971)

Critically acclaimed compilation album from the early '70s, in it's original hinged cover.

The Stranglers - (1990)

The punk/new wave band's final album to feature lead singer Hugh Cornwall, features the hit single "96 Tears".

The Stranglers - (1986)

The punk/new wave band's ninth studio album, features the singles "Always the Sun", "Nice in Nice" and "Big in America".

John Cooper Clarke - (1981)

Stunning compilation album from the punk performance poet, features "(I Married a) Monster From Outer Space" and "Kung Fu International".

Elvis Costello and the Attractions - (1980)

20-track LP influenced by new wave, R&B and ska music, features the standards "I Can't Stand Up for Falling Down" and "High Fidelity".

Rolling Stones - (1975)

Compilation from the Stones' period with Atlantic Records, includes the tracks "Brown Sugar", "Wild Horses" and "It's Only Rock'n Roll".

Various Artists - (1969)

Motion picture soundtrack to the clut classic film, in "time capsule" condition!

Van Halen - (1984)

The hard rock band's biggest-selling album, in the un-censored cover, features the singles "Jump", "Panama", "I'll Wait" and "Hot for Teacher".

Hawkwind - (1974)

EX+/EX+ 1st press (UAG 29672), of the progressive rock band's fourth studio album, features bassist Lemmy (Ian Kilmister).

The Stranglers - (1977)

Well presented original pressing (UAG 30200), of classic punk rock album, features the title track and the single "Something Better Change".

Rich Kids on LSD - (1987)

The original Alchemy Records pressing of the clut-classic hardcore-punk album, includes the 32-page comic and lyric book drawn by Dan Sites.

Hawkwind - (1976)

The original United Artists variant of the progressive rock band's first compilation album, features a live version of "You Shouldn't Do That".

Cream - (1969)

EX+ example of the UK Polydor issue, (pre RSO records), compilation album of material recorded from 1966-1972.

Deep Purple - (1968)

Immaculate original EX+/EX+ (SHVL 751 stereo), the 1st album released by Harvest Records, (no EMI box logo on labels), includes perfectly presented Harvest inner.

Deep Purple - (1971)

Excellent 1st press (SHVL 793), in it's original, dark textured gatefold, Harvest inner, and includes the purple, printed card insert.

Led Zeppelin - (2007)

Original 180 gram 4 x LP compilation box set in "time capsule" condition, includes 16 page booklet, paper insert and box - only 50,000 vinyl units manufactured.

Rolling Stones - (1981)

Immaculate EX+/EX+ original UK pressing with inner, features the singles "Start Me Up", "Waiting on a Friend" and "Hang Fire".

The Rolling Stones - (1973)

Stunning EX+/EX+ original American pressing, features the singles "Angie" and "Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)".

The Rolling Stones - (1971)

EX+ original UK (COC 59100), with Andy Warhol zip-fly cover, features the singles "Brown Sugar", "Bitch", "Sway" and "Wild Horses".

The Who - (1971)

EX+ original Track (2408 102) pressing, features the singles "Won't Get Fooled Again", "Baba O'Riley" and "Behind Blue Eyes".

The Rolling Stones - (1972)

EX+ original double album, (COC 69100) with gatefold and inners, features concert staples "Tumbling Dice", "Happy" and "All Down the Line".

The Rolling Stones - (1966)

Stunning 1986, remastered American pressing, (ABKCO 800011), of the Stones' first official compilation album, first released in 1966.

The Rolling Stones - (1980)

Original pressing of the UK and U.S. chart-topping album, features the singles "Emotional Rescue", "She's So Cold" and "Send It to Me".

Rolling Stones - (1983)

Stunning EX+/EX+ example of the Stones' 17th studio album, features the singles "Undercover of the Night", She Was Hot" and "Too Much Blood".

The Rolling Stones - (1969)

The 1970 stereo re-press (square cover), of the Stones' second compilation album, originally released a year earlier.

Deep Purple - (1975)

The hard rock band's first compilation album release, features the hits "Fireball", "Black Night" and "Smoke on the Water".

Gary Numan (1979)

Debut UK chart #1 album, released under his own name, features the synth' pop worldwide hit "Cars".

Wishbone Ash - (1972)

EX+ original UK MCA (MDKS 8006), with gatefold, of the critically aclaimed, medieval-themed, progressive-hard rock album.

Jimi Hendrix - (1971)

EX+/EX UK Track (2408 101) posthumous compilation album, includes new material that Hendrix was working on for his planned fourth studio album.