U2 - (1984)

The band's fourth studio album release in immaculate EX+/EX+ condition, features "Pride (in the name of love)" and "Wire".

Yes - (1971)

The progressive rock band's fourth studio album, with new band member Rick Wakeman, features the rock classic "Roundabout".

Queen - (1974)

The rock band's 3rd studio album in flawless condition, features the UK #2 chart single "Killer Queen".

The Jimi Hendrix Experience - (1973)

Polydor stereo re-press from the early '70s in immaculate, "time capsule" condition!

Squeeze - (1980)

Stunning original features "Another Nail in my Heart" and "Pulling Mussels (From the Shell)".

Little River Band - (1975)

Australian 1st press of the Aussie progressive rock band's debut album on Harvest - Stunning

Simple Minds - (1983)

The UK chart, number one selling album, features the singles "Waterfront", "Speed Your Love to Me" and "Up on the Catwalk".

Wings - (1973)

The top selling album of 1974, and McCartney's most celebrated post-Beatles works.

The Byrds - (1967)

The rock band's first "Best of" compilation (stereo), features "Eight Miles High" and "Turn! Turn! Turn! (to everything there is a season)".

Pink Floyd - 1973 (Double LP)

Pink Floyd's first two studio albums "Piper at the Gates of Dawn" and "A Saucerful of Secrets" re-issued in 1973 as a double album.

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".

Jimi Hendrix Experience - (1973)

Early '70s Polydor stereo re-press in EX+/EX+ "time capsule" condition!

David Bowie - (1973)

Well presented Canadian dynoflex RCA pressing with hinged cover, features the hit single "The Jean Genie".

Paul and Linda McCartney - (1971)

Immaculate French pressing released through Apple records, with front and rear laminated cover.

David Bowie - (1975)

Original U.K. RCA Victor (RS 1006) variant, features "Young Americans", "Fascination" and the #1 hit single "Fame".

The Who - (1973)

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

The Who - (1978)

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

Bob Dylan -

Immaculate 3rd press of Dylan's iconic 3rd studio album in stereo format.

Steve Miller Band - (1976)

Dutch manufactured "Mercury Records" 1st pressing in "time capsule" condition!

Pink Floyd - (1987)

Immaculate example of Gilmour, Mason, Ezrin collaboration, the bands first album since the departure of Roger Waters in 1985.

Al Stewart - (1976)

Clean original pressing of Alan Parsons produced masterpiece, features the single "On the Border".

Bob Dylan - (1965)

Stereo pressing of Dylan's electric and acoustic split album, features his first single to chart in the U.S. "Subterranean Homesick Blues".

Bob Dylan - (1964)

Early 70's stereo re-press of Dylan's fourth studio album in excellent condition.

Thin Lizzy - (1976)

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

The Style Council - (1985)

Weller / Talbot collaboration features 2 x UK. top-10 singles "Shout to the Top" and "Walls Come Tumbling Down".

Ozric Tentacles - (1992)

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

Adele - (2008)

Mint- Grammy award winning #1 debut album from the British singer-songwriter, includes fan's favourites "Chasing Pavements" and "Make You Feel My Love".

David Bowie - (1976)

Bowie's blend of funk and German electronic-rock, with romantic balladry and occultism, features the singles "Golden Years" and "TVC 15".

Ananda Shankar - (1970)

Self-titled debut album, (stereo format), fusing Eastern and Western musical styles, features the much sampled "Jumpin' Jack Flash" and "Light My Fire".

Elton John - (1971)

Singer-songwriters fourth studio album, with original textured hinged cover and 10 page booklet, features "Tiny Dancer".

Focus - (1975)

The Dutch progressive rock band incorporates a more funk music styled album.

Daryl Hall & John Oates - (1974)

The American pop duo's critically acclaimed second studio album, features the smash hit "She's Gone".

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!

Pink Floyd - (1983)

A well presented example of the progressive rock group's last album to include founding member, bassist and songwriter Roger Waters.

The J. Geils Band - (1981)

The rock band's best selling U.S. Billboard #1 album, features the hit singles "Freeze Frame" and "Centerfold".

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".

Elton John - (1974)

UK and U.S. chart topping album, features the hit singles "The Bitch is Back" and "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me".

Marvin Hamlisch - (1977)

Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Score, (Marvin Hamlisch), features "Nobody Does It Better" performed by Carly Simon.

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 - (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".

Yes - (1983)

The newly re-formed rock band produce their eleventh studio album, features the hit "Owner of a Lonely Heart".

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".

On Her Majesty's Secret Service - (1969)

Original James Bond film soundtrack, features the Louis Armstrong single, "We Have All the Time in the World".

Squeeze - (1979)

The British new wave band's second studio album in "time capsule" condition, features the singles "Slap and Tickle" and "Up the Junction".