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".

The Who - (1978)

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

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".

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".

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".

Various Artists - (1969)

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

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".

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 - (1971)

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

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 - (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.

Gary Numan (1979)

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

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.

The Rolling Stones - (1974)

EX+/EX+ 12th British studio album by the Stones, features the title track and a cover version of "Ain't Too Proud to Beg".

Led Zeppelin - (1974)

EX+/EX+ 1974 strawberry re-issue of the hard rock album first released in 1969.

Rolling Stones - (1989)

Bill Wyman's final full-lengh studio album with the Stones, features the singles, "Mixed Emotions", "Rock and a Hard Place" and "Terrifying".

The Jam - (1977)

Stunning EX+/EX+ original 1977 1st press, (Polydor 2383 447) of the British mod revival/punk band's debut album.

The Jam - (1977)

Well presented original Polydor 1st press of the British punk band's second studio album, features the single, "The Modern World".

Patti Smith Group - (1978)

Immaculate original UK Arista (SPART 1043) with laminated cover and folded paper lyric sheet, includes "Because the Night" and "Privilege (Set Me Free)".

The Who - (1982)

EX/EX original 1st press of the last Who album to feature Kenney Jones on drums and John Entwistle on bass, features the singles "Athena", and "Eminence Front".

Pete Townshend - (1972)

Well presented EX/EX UK Track 2408201, in it's laminated gatefold cover, and includes the original colour poster artwork.

The Rolling Stones - (1976)

Immaculate EX+/EX+ original COC 59106, the Stones' 13th British studio album, features the singles, "Fool to Cry" and "Hot Stuff".