Yellow Magic Orchestra - (1979)

Original U.S. variant released through Horizon Records, features the major dance hit "Computer Game/Firecracker"

Depeche Mode - (1981)

Well presented original pressing of the band's debut album, features the singles "Dreaming of Me", "New Life" and "Just Can't Get Enough".

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".

Split Enz - (1980)

The New Zealand band's lazer-etched fifth studio album, features the singles "Shark Attack" and "I Got You".

The Human League - (1981)

Stunning EX+/EX+ example of the British synthpop band's third studio album, includes original inner and gatefold cover.

ABC - (1982)

A well presented EX/EX debut album produced by Trevor Horn, features the singles, "Poison Arrow", "All of My Heart"  and "The Look of Love".

Duran Duran - (1981)

EX/EX original EMI 1st press of the synth-pop band's debut album, includes the singles, "Planet Earth", "Careless Memories" and "Girls On Film".

Simple Minds - (1982)

Original pressing of the Scottish rock band's breakthrough album, features "Promised You a Miracle", "Glittering Prize" and "Someone Somewhere in Summertime".

Earth Wind & Fire - (1975)

Award winning motion picture soundtrack, contains the #1 US pop and R&B hit "Shining Star".

Marvin Hamlisch - (1977)

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

The Prodigy - (2015) Double LP

The UK #1 album marks the thrilling creative resurgence from the British breakbeat hardcore band.

The Prodigy - (1992) Double LP

Debut studio album from the electronic breakbeat-hardcore band, features the singles "Charly", "Everybody in the Place" and "Out of Space".

Ennio Morricone - (1967)

Stunning "EX+" RCA Victor RD 7875 (mono), soundtrack to the United Artists film, by Italian composer Ennio Morricone.

The Prodigy - (1994) Double LP

The follow-up double album to "Experience", features the singles "One Love", "No Good (Start the Dance)" and "Voodoo People".

George Martin - (1973)

James Bond film soundtrack, (single LP variant), contains the original 24 page colour/black & white stapled film brochure - Immaculate!

The Prodigy - (1997) Double LP

Critically acclaimed U.S. Billboard #1 album, features the singles "Firestarter", "Breathe", and "Smack My Bitch Up".

Pink Floyd - (1972)

Well presented (SHSP 4020), seventh studio album, based on the soundtrack for the French film La Vallée.

Simple Minds - (1983)

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

Diana Ross & the Supremes - (1968)

Tamla Motown rarity UK STML 11088, features Diana Ross' concert staple "Don't Rain on My Parade".

David Bowie - (1979)

Well presented EX/EX (RCA Victor PL 13254 stereo), the third and final release of the Berlin Trilogy, features the single, "Boys Keep Swinging".

The Supremes - (1967)

The final Supremes album to feature Florence Ballard, in "time capsule" condition!

New Order - (1987)

Well presented original 1st press, of the alternative dance band's 2-disc, compilation album, includes the singles, "True Faith" and "Blue Monday".

EX/EX UK RCA PL12030 with original insert, Bowie's 11th studio album release, the first of the "Berlin Trilogy", features the single "Sound and Vision".

Michael Jackson and Diana Ross - (1977)

Original motion picture soundtrack produced by Quincy Jones, features the hit "Ease on Down the Road".

Lalo Schifrin - (1973)

Original Warner Bros. soundtrack from the motion picture, starring Bruce Lee, John Saxon and Jim Kelly.

Johnny Harris - (1970)

The Warner Bros. orange label 1st press variant, of the ground-breaking jazz-fusion album, features "Fragment of Fear" from the film of the same name.

Lalo Schifrin - (1983)

Soundtrack to the film Sudden Impact and other features from the Dirty Harry franchise, including The Enforcer, Magnum Force and Dirty Harry.

Lalo Schifrin - (1967)

EX+/EX+ original American Dot (DLP 25831) pressing, music from the cult '60s TV series.

Various Artists - (1969)

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

Isaac Hayes - (1974)

British variant of the feature from the album "Tough Guys".

Jean-Jaques Perrey - (1972)

Well presented 1972 UK Vanguard Records pressing, includes "The Elephant Never Forgets", used as the theme song for El Chavo del Ocho.

John Barry - (1964)

EX+/EX Original American United Artists pressing, (UAS 5117 stereo), soundtrack to the third film in the James Bond series.

John Barry - (1965)

Well presented EX+/EX+ original American pressing, (UAS 5132 stereo), featuring the title song recorded by Tom Jones.

Earth, Wind & Fire - (1978)

Cover version of the Lennon/McCartney song recorded for the 1978 "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" soundtrack.

Bob Crewe and Charles Fox - (1968)

Mint- modern re-press of '60s cult science fiction film, lounge/exotica soundtrack, composed by Bob Crewe and Charles Fox.

Johnny Pate - (1976)

Spanish 1976 ABC Records (LP-0018) variant, with laminated cover, of the 1973 film soundtrack, in stunning EX+/EX+ "time capsule" condition!

B.J. Arnau - (1973).

Single release for which Arnau is best remembered, as the caberet act in the James Bond film "Live and Let Die".

Don Julian - (2007)

Immaculate Mint- 2007 re-press, of the blaxploitation film soundtrack album, first released in 1972.

Edwin Starr - (1974)

Modern re-press of blaxploitation film soundtrack, recorded by Edwin Starr and originally released by Motown Records in 1974.

Isaac Hayes - (1974)

Original U.S. Enterprise (ENS-2-7507 stereo) variant of double LP soundtrack, to the American International Pictures release.

Isaac Hayes - (1974)

Stunning EX+/EX+ U.S. Enterprise (ENS 7504 stereo) variant, soundtrack album to the mid '70s blaxploitation genre motion picture.

Various Artists - (2016)

Immaculate Mint- 180 gramm, double LP, soundtrack album, features the singles "Heathens", "Sucker for Pain" and "Gangsta".

Curtis Mayfield - (1972)

Original UK 7" pressing (with large centre), the title track from the film soundtrack of the same name.

Quincy Jones - (1971)

Original U.S. pressing of early '70s studio album, features the theme music to "Ironside", "The Bill Cosby Show" and "The Anderson Tapes".

Gordon Parks - (1972)

Original white label demonstration record, of neo-noir, blaxploitation film soundtrack, composed, arranged and directed by Gordon Parks.