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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THE MOVE Message From The Country (1971 UK first issue 10-track LP with 'The Gramophone Co' perimeter credit & EMI box logo, a stripped down 'Power Trio' record by Roy Wood, Jeff Lynne & Bev Bevan, superb textured flipback sleeve with artworkfrom Roy himself. The cover has a fairly noticeable area of paper loss to the front due to sticker removal on this non-laminated sleeve, however otherwise has light ringwear with no splits or tears; the vinyl has just a few faint scuffs leaving it more...
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THE MOVE Move (Super rare 1968 UK first issue 13-track MONO vinyl LP, the band's classic debut album including Flowers In The Rain, Hey Grandma, Fire Brigade and Cherry Blossom Clinic, fully laminated flipback picture sleeve featuring a strikingcover design by Dutch collective 'The Fool'. The sleeve on this copy shows a little creasing and light general shelfwear with just a little wear to the paper on the lower flipback, ringwear and a clearly readable spine. The vinyl remains in VG- more...
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THE MOVE I Can Hear The Grass Grow (1967 UK 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, featuring the stone cold Brit Pop / Psyche classic from Roy Wood and Co., also including Wave The Flag And Stop The Train. Issued in the Deram company die-cut paper sleeve, the vinyl has a few light surface scuffs but remains in EX condition DM117) more...
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THE MOVE Night Of Fear (1966 UK 'A' label demo vinyl 7" for the single release, with four-prong centre & '9.12.66' release date and 'Demonstration Sample Not For Sale' text, also featuring The Disturbance, die-cut company sleeve. This is the first demo copy we've ever seen of Roy Wood's debut '45 of proto-psych, not to be missed! The vinyl on this copy is in Excellent condition with just a few light surface marks to show for fifty four years DM.109) more...
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THE MOVE The Best of The Move (1976 German-only 16-track compilation vinyl LP, with front laminated picture sleeve. Includes excellent tracks such as I Can Hear The Grass Grow and Flowers In The Rain. The sleeve shows minimal wear with some light discolouration to the unlaminated back of the sleeve, while the vinyl displays little evidence of play and remains in superb condition) 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 aContinental 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 Move (Super rare 1968 UK first issue 13-track MONO vinyl LP, the band's classic debut album including Flowers In The Rain, Fire Brigade & [Here We Go Round] The Lemon Tree, fully laminated flipback picture sleeve featuring a striking cover design by Dutch collective The Fool. This is a beautiful clean copy. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear & a bit of edge scuffing, but nothing significant. The vinyl itself remains in excellent condition with only lightsig more...
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THE MOVE Shazam (Very rare 1970 UK 6-track stereo LP, the second album from the UK rock group, and the last to feature the original singer, the late Carl Wayne. This album contains one side of original compositions and another of covers. The cream of the cream is that it is also AUTOGRAPHED 'To Dave, With Best Wishes' on the plain inner by Carl in silver marker pen. As to condition, the fully laminated sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear with some minor creasing [as you' more...
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THE MOVE Message From The Country (Rare 1971 UK 10-track LP with 'The Gramophone Co' label perimeter text, a stripped down 'Power Trio' record by Roy Wood, Jeff Lynne & Bev Bevan, complete with Harvest advert inner & textured flipback picturesleeve. The cover has picked up some paper scuffing and general wear due to never being laminated, whilst the vinyl remains excellent with just a little light signs of play visible. A wonderful one owner copy & a groundbreaking release that eve more...
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THE MOVE Move (Super rare 1968 UK first issue 13-track MONO LP, the band's classic debut including Flowers In The Rain, Hey Grandma, Fire Brigade & Cherry Blossom Clinic, housed in a fully laminated flipback sleeve featuring a striking cover design by Dutch collective The Fool. This is a beautiful clean copy & a one previous owner example. Aside from a little light laminate creasing and a very small strip of paper loss along the gummed area of the top flipback, the sleeve shows ver more...
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