THE MOVE Anthology 1966-1972 (2008 UK Deluxe '40th Anniversary Series' 62-track digitally remastered 4-CD album set featuring a compilation of career spanning tracks and over three hours of Move magnificence. Comprises classic hit singles, b-sides, choice album cuts plus a wealth [31 tracks!] of previously unreleased material featuring never before heard songs, demos, alternate takes and live recordings [including 12 tracks performed live at the Marquee in 1968]. Housed in a deluxe package complete with a full colour 72-page booklet containing rare & unseen photos & memorabilia plus a 11,000 word 'Move History', band interviews and track-by-track information & discography, plus fold-out picture insert and five picture cards - one for each band member) more...
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THE MOVE Anthology 1966-1972 (2008 UK promotional set featuring two identical 4" x 6" double-sided postcards with a 8" x 11.5" double-sided handbill for the superb 4-disc compilation which combined the amazing 6 year recording career of the band,the reverse of the handbill features a full tracklisting and compilation description whereas the postcards feature two very cool band photos!) more...
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THE MOVE Beat Instrumental Monthly No. 59 (March 1968 UK issue 44-page magazine with a great mean 'n' moody cover of The Move, also featuring articles on The Bee Gees, Manfred Mann, The Rolling Stones, The Tremeloes, Herman's Hermits and more.This copy shows few signs of age, minimal creasing to spine, no tears or rips and all pages & staples are intact) more...
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THE MOVE Blackberry Way (1982 UK solid centre 7" vinyl single featuring the classic 1986 hit plus Brontosaurus [1970], issued in the Old Gold company die-cut paper sleeve OG9227) more...
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THE MOVE Blackberry Way (Mega rare 1969 Japanese Nippon Grammophon wide centred 7" vinyl single, also including 'Something' [written by Dave Morgan]. The unique flipback picture sleeve displays just a little light wear with a small amount of foxing but has the '¥400' price point on the reverse and comes complete with an insert featuring the lyrics for both songs printed in English while the vinyl looks barely played! DP-1621) more...
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MOVE Blackberry Way (1970 German 12-track vinyl album featuring the title hit single, I Can Hear The Grass Grow and Brontosaurus. The glossy picture sleeve has the lightest of edgewear and the vinyl appears near as-new INT126.307) more...
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THE MOVE Blackberry Way (1968 South African 7" vinyl single with an intact four prong centre, also including Something. This issue of the single was released through Continental records, whilst the UK version was on Regal Zonophone, comes in a Continental company die-cut paper sleeve. The vinyl remain very good with some noticeable surface scuffs and the occasional light scratch PD.9491) more...
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THE MOVE Blackberry Way (1968 UK 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, also including Something, Regal Zonophone company die-cut paper sleeve RZ3015) more...
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THE MOVE Blackberry Way (Scarce 1968 UK advance 'A' label demo for the 7" vinyl single, with custom 'Demonstration Record - Not For Sale' text & '29.11.68' release date print. Also features Something, with four-prong centre intact & die-cut company sleeve. This is a superb condition copy of a demo that was sent for review purposes & never sold to the public, perhaps only ever played once or twice in its lifetime! RZ3015) more...
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THE MOVE Blackberry Way (Classic 1968 UK solid centre 7" vinyl single, also including Something, die-cut record company paper sleeve. The vinyl shows just a few minor paper scuffs to show for its years, This copy has annotations on the label RZ3015) more...
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THE MOVE Blackberry Way (1968 UK 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, also including Something, die-cut RZ logo paper sleeve. Apart from some initials on the B Side label, this copy remains in excellent condition with just a few light surface scuffs to show for its fifty years RZ3015) more...
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THE MOVE Blackberry Way / I Can Hear The Grass Grow (1982 UK Backtrackin' series solid centre 7" vinyl single on the Cube Records label, housed in a picture sleeve listing other releases on the reverse. The sleeve displays some light general wearwhilst the vinyl looks barely played BAK6) more...
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THE MOVE Brontosaurus (Very rare 1970 Japanese Nippon Grammophon wide centred 7" single, backed with 'Lightning Never Strikes Twice' and housed in a unique picture sleeve. The flipback sleeve has the lyrics to both songs in English on the reversewith 400 Yen price code bottom left. The sleeve is excellent and the vinyl mint DP-1751) more...
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THE MOVE Brontosaurus (1969 US Mono/Stereo 2-track promotional 7" vinyl single, generic A&M Records die-cut paper sleeve 1197) more...
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THE MOVE Brontosaurus (classic 1970 UK 7" single with an intact four prong centre, marking a shift in The Moves sound Brontosaurus's monster riff and growling vocal almost predicts the oncoming heavier sounds of the 70's also including Lightnin' Never Strikes Twice, record company die-cut paper sleeve. The vinyl shows only a few light surface scuffs RZ3026) more...
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THE MOVE Brontosaurus (1970 UK solid centre 7" vinyl single, also including Lightnin' Never Strikes Twice, RZ company die cut paper sleeve. There are some light surface marks to the vinyl but remains in overall excellent condition RZ3026) more...
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THE MOVE Brontosaurus (1970 UK solid centre 7" vinyl single, also including Lightnin' Never Strikes Twice, RZ company die cut paper sleeve. Apart from a previous owner's name written on the A-side label, this copy remains in excellent condition with few signs of play RZ3026) more...
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THE MOVE California Man (Rare 1972 Japanese Toshiba wide centred 3-track 7" single, also featuring 'Do Ya' and 'Ella James'. The vinyl is mint, housed in a die-cut company sleeve with unique picture/lyric insert, plus an additional English lyricinsert for the b-side tunes. The final Move single to be issued in Japan! EOR-10121) more...
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THE MOVE California Man (1972 UK Harvest demo 3-trk 7", HAR5050) more...
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THE MOVE California Man (1974 UK 11-track vinyl LP featuring a collection of tracks by Roy Wood & co, including Tonight, California Man, Chinatown & Do Ya, fully laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve shows minimal wear & the vinyl is Excellent with minimal sign of play SHSP4035) more...
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MOVE California Man (1972 UK 3-track 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, also including Do Ya and Ella James, Harvest company die cut paper sleeve HAR5050) more...
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MOVE California Man (1972 UK 3-track solid centre 7" vinyl single, also including Do Ya and Ella James, taken from The Move's fourth and last album Messages From The Country, Harvest company die-cut paper sleeve HAR5050) more...
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MOVE California Man EP (1972 Mexican 4-track 7" EP on the lime green Capitol label, also includes Do Ya, Ella James & The Minister. Unique wraparound picture sleeve with full titles in English & Spanish. The sleeve is in wonderful condition withvery little colouration & the vinyl has only a few light surface marks, which is astonishing for something of this age from this part of the world! EPEM-10614) more...
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THE MOVE Chinatown (1971 UK solid centre 7" vinyl single, also featuring Jeff Lynne's Down On The Bay, Harvest company die cut paper sleeve HAR5043) more...
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THE MOVE Chinatown (Rare 1971 Japanese Toshiba wide centred 7" single, backed with 'Down On The Bay', housed in a die-cut company inner with unique wraparound picture/lyric insert. Both the sleeve and vinyl are in EX condition. Tough one to findin any condition! EOR-10015) more...
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THE MOVE Curly (Rare original 1969 Australian Festival label 4-track 7" vinyl EP with solid centre, also including Yellow Rainbow, This Time Tomorrow and Weekend, housed in a unique laminated flipback colour picture sleeve. There is a small dymotape label on the front of the sleeve, however it is in otherwise stunning condition - beautifully bright, clean, uncreased laminate with negligible wear and secure flipbacks. The vinyl would grade as near MINT save for a small clusterof marks on the A-side, however these are barely audible, the vinyl retains a lovely lustre and the labels are just perfect! FX-11652) more...
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THE MOVE Curly (Rare 1970 Japanese wide centred mono 7" single manufactured by Nippon Grammophon, backed with 'This Time Tomorrow' and housed in a unique picture sleeve. The flipback sleeve is in excellent condition, with the lyrics to both songsin English on the reverse and a 400 Yen price code bottom left. The vinyl is near mint DP-1671) more...
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THE MOVE Curly (Original 1969 French Stateside 7", superb group p/s) more...
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THE MOVE Curly (1969 UK 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, also including This Time Tomorrow, record company die cut paper sleeve. The vinyl has just a few light suirface scuffs to show for nearly fifty years RZ3021) more...
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THE MOVE Curly (1969 UK wide centred 7" vinyl single, also including This Time Tomorrow, Regal Zonophone company die cut paper sleeve. The vinyl on this copy remains in EX/EX- condition with just a few light surface scuffs to show for its forty years RZ3021) more...
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