ERIC BURDON & THE ANIMALS Love Is (Scarce 1968 UK 6-track stereo vinyl LP on the yin-yang MGM label, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve shows little ring wear & creasing to the laminate yet all print remains clearly legible including along the spine. Despite a few spindle marks to the labels, the vinyl is incredibly clean with no scratches or marks. A nice example MGMCS8105) more...
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THE ANIMALS/GRAHAM BOND Rock Generation Vol. 4 (1970's French 10-track vinyl LP - a wonderful sound chronicle of the music scene in the UK between 1962 and 1967, featuring some of the most prominent artists ever to emerge on to the scene. This instalment features great live performances from the Graham Bond Organisation at Klook's Kleek, London in October 1964 and Sonny Boy Williamson and The Animals at Club A GoGo, Newcastle in December 1963. The vinyl is in excellent condition, ho more...
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ERIC BURDON & THE ANIMALS San Franciscan Nights (Rare 1969 US MGM promotional 2-track 7" mono vinyl single, also including Good Times, custom printed yellow and black title labels with 'Special Disc Jockey Record' text, striking colour picture sleeve. This copy was sourced from a radio station library, and as such the sleeve has a small inventory number sticker on both the front and back, however it is in otherwise excellent condition with just a couple of small nicks in the opening e more...
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ERIC BURDON & THE ANIMALS De Un Modo Animal (Original Mexican MGM label first 'Dusa Discos' pressing 3-track 7" vinyl single, featuring St. James Infirmary, Good Times and White Houses, housed in a superb wraparound picture sleeve with a strikingblack & white image of the band and all titles printed in both English and Spanish. There are a number of scuffs and a couple of surface marks on the vinyl, which as a result plays with some crackle, however this rare original is hard to find in ANY condition, and the unique sleeve makes this a very worthwhile purchase indeed! EMG-1522) more...
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ERIC BURDON & THE ANIMALS Winds Of Change (Extremely rare 1967 UK 11-track MONO LP on the yellow 'unbreakable' MGM label, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. This release was very late for mono, and the pressing sold in very small quantities & was quickly deleted, making finding a nice example such as this very rare indeed MGM-C-8052)
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ERIC BURDON & THE ANIMALS The Twain Shall Meet (1968 UK first press 8-track Stereo LP on the black & yellow 'Unbreakable' MGM label, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The cover is Excellent with no writing or tears & just a couple of faint corner creases or edge markings, whilst the vinyl grades Excellent & shows few signs of play. Tough to find, this is only our second ever stereo first issue to hit our website! MGM-CS-8074) more...
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ERIC BURDON & THE ANIMALS Winds Of Change (Original 1967 US 11-track stereo LP on the black rainbow logo MGM label, housed in a sturdy pasted gatefold picture sleeve with tiny punch-hole in the sleeve and label. The sleeve [VG+] has nice, clean panels & reveals some light edge scuffing whilst the vinyl remains in VG+ condition with a few minor paper scuffs/hairlines not affecting play SE-4484) more...
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ERIC BURDON & THE NEW ANIMALS BBC Radio Sessions 1967-1968 (2022 UK limited edition 16-track LP presenting the finest tracks from four 1967 sessions and from one in 1968 with Zoot Money on keyboards. Sixteen songs cut over a two-year period, from ballads and blues through to out and out San Francisco psych – all performed in a ‘live in the studio’ setting. Retro-style flipback picture sleeve with full colour cover image, factory sealed) more...
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ERIC BURDON & THE ANIMALS Winds Of Change (Extremely rare 1967 UK 11-track MONO LP on the yellow 'unbreakable' MGM label, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. This release was very late for mono, and the pressing sold in very smallquantities & was quickly deleted, making finding an example such as this very rare indeed MGM-C-8052)
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ERIC BURDON & THE ANIMALS Winds Of Change (Original 1967 US 11-track stereo LP on the black rainbow logo MGM label, housed in a sturdy pasted gatefold picture sleeve with small punch-hole in the bottom left corner. The sleeve [VG+] has nice, clean panels & reveals some light edge scuffing whilst the vinyl remains in Excellent condition with only a few minor paper scuffs not affecting play SE-4484) more...
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ERIC BURDON & THE ANIMALS Winds Of Change (1967 UK 11-track STEREO LP on the yellow 'unbreakable' MGM label, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. This one previous owner copy remains in a stunning condition. The sleeve displays minimal wear with just a couple of small light creases in the laminate at the egdes, the flipbacks are intact & secure, and the non-laminated back shows just light signs of age. The labels are both clean with only a few light marks around the spindle hol more...
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ERIC BURDON & THE ANIMALS Love Is (Scarce 1968 UK 6-track stereo vinyl LP on the yin-yang MGM label, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve shows some ringwear & creasing to the laminate with some discolouring to the unlaminated back, yet all print remains clearly legible including along the spine. The labels have some spindle marks while the vinyl has just minor evidence of play MGMCS8105) more...
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