Deep Purple - (1984)

The band's first release for nine years, featuring the new Mk II line-up - Blackmore, Glover, Gillan, Lord and Paice - Immaculate!

Pink Floyd - (1983)

The progressive rock group's last album to include founding member, bassist and songwriter Roger Waters - in "time capsule" condition!

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".

Elvis Costello - (1980)

Elusive American pressing of non-album track compilation, released only in the United States of America and Canada.

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, 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".

Daryl Hall & John Oates - (1981)

Album contains two #1 hits, the title track , "I Can't Go For That (No Can Do)", and the top ten single "Did It in a Minute".

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 Who - (1975)

Well presented Dutch manufactured pressing of the English hard rock band's seventh studio album, features the hit single "Squeeze Box".

Yes - (1983)

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

Split Enz - (1976)

The New Zealand art rock band's debut album, (original UK Chrysalis variant), - Stunning!

The Sensational Alex Harvey Band - (1976)

The blues/hard rock band's seventh studio album, (original Mountain Records variant), features the single "Boston Tea Party".

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".

Paul Simon - (1986)

Stunning EX+ example of Simon's Grammy Award winning album, features the singles "You Can Call Me Al" and "Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes".

The Sensational Alex Harvey Band - (1975)

Stunning UK Vertigo (9102 003) stereo 1st pressing, with front and rear laminated gatefold cover.

Hawkwind - (1974)

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

Bruce Springsteen - (1975)

Well presented example of critically acclaimed album, features rock-radio and concert staples "Thunder Road" and "Jungleland".

Hall & Oates - (1972)

The American pop duo's debut album, (U.S. Atlantic variant), in "time capsule" condition, features the single "Goodnight and Goodmorning".

Queen - (1975)

Well presented 1st pressing of the rock band's fourth studio album, features the singles "Bohemian Rhapsody" and "You're My Best Friend".

Queen - (1976)

The British rock band's first self-produced album, features the singles "Somebody to Love" and "Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy".

Yes - (1974)

Immaculate Atlantic K 50096 in "time capsule" condition, 3 track album features new keyboardist Patrick Moraz.

The Eagles - (1976)

Well presented fifth studio album including original poster insert, features the singles "New Kid in Town", "Hotel California" and "Life in the Fast Lane".

Blue Öyster Cult - (1977)

Stunning original CBS 86050 (stereo), features rock hits "Godzilla", "Death Valley Nights", "R.U. Ready 2 Rock" and "I Love the Night".

Elton John - (1975)

Autobiographical account of the early musical career of Elton John and Bernie Taupin, includes all original artwork - EX+/EX+ Stunning!

Elton John - (1973)

U.K album chart-topper, the rock artist's sixth studio album, features the singles "Daniel" and "Crocodile Rock".

The Jam - (1980)

Stunning example of the British rock band's fifth studio album suggesting few plays, features their second U.K. #1 single "Start!"

Curved Air - (1973)

Immaculate 1973 re-press, (Warner Bros. K 56004 green label), of the highly acclaimed progressive rock album first released in 1970.

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".

David Bowie - (1982)

Compilation album containing rarities ranging from 1969 to 1980, never before appearing on LP or cassette - Stunning!

David Bowie - (1981)

Stunning 1981 compilation released through Decca Records, includes songs recorded during his tenure with the recording label 1964 - 1970.

Cream - (1969)

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

The Soup Dragons - (1988)

EX+ German (Sire Records), example of the Scottish alternative rock band's second studio album, features the single "Kingdom Chairs".

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.

Blondie - (1977)

The blue Chrysalis pressing of the American new wave band's critically acclaimed debut album, features "X Offender" and "In the Flesh".

Amon Düül II - (1974)

The German progressive rock band's first compilation album, released through United Artists (UAG 29723).

Canned Heat - (1970)

The American blues rock band's first compilation album, (LBS 83303), features "Going Up the Country" and "On the Road Again".

Blondie - (1978)

The American rock band's third studio album, features the international hit singles "Heart of Glass", "Picture This" and "Hanging on the Telephone".

Jefferson Airplane - (2017)

New "We Are Vinyl" 180 gram re-press, of the psychedelic rock album first released in 1967, features "White Rabbit" and "Somebody to Love".

Elton John - (1972)

Stunning EX+ example of Elton's fifth studio album, in original textured gatefold cover, features the singles "Honky Cat" and "Rocket Man".

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.