ROLLING STONES Mixed Emotions (Rare 1989 Japanese promotional-only orange label 7" wide centred vinyl single, also including Fancy Man Blues, housed in a record label paper sleeve and comes complete with a unique full colour band picture insertwith Japanese text on the reverse relating to the release of 'Steel Wheels'. The insert has just a small amount of cellotape along the top edge on the back otherwise minimal wear or signs of age, and the vinyl looks barely played. A beautiful cop more...
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ROLLING STONES Sympathy For The Devil (1969 Mexican first issue 3-track wide centre 7" vinyl EP on the maroon & silver open London logo label, with the copyright text below the logo, licensed by London Records, pressed by Peerless and ending 'made in Mexico'. Also including Street Fighting Man and Prodigal Son, housed in a unique black & white card picture sleeve with titles printed in Spanish & English. The sleeve displays some light general wear with a couple of light creases, an more...
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ROLLING STONES Saint Of Me (1998 French 2-track CD single featuring the Radio Edit, also including Anyway You Look At It, within a card wallet picture sleeve) more...
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ROLLING STONES Undercover (1983 UK 10-track LP, the first album of newly recorded Stones material of the eighties which is notably the most eclectic in style [many attribute this to the notorious Jagger/ Richards feud of the era]. The glossy picture sleeve shows just light scuffing with the glossy picture inner enclosed, the vinyl appears barely played CUN1654361) more...
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ROLLING STONES Their Satanic Majesties Request (1976 UK issue of the 1967 10-track stereo LP, on the 'boxed' blue/grey Decca label, front laminated gatefold picture sleeve. Both the sleeve & vinyl are Near Mint TXS103) more...
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ROLLING STONES Undercover Of The Night (1983 Japanese wide centred 7" vinyl single, also including All The Way Down, housed in a picture sleeve with lyric insert. The sleeve displays minimal wear and the vinyl shows only very light signs of play ESS-17399) more...
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THE ROLLING STONES Goats Head Soup (Official 1990 Czech-only 10-track LP pressed on Pistachio Green Vinyl, manufactured under licence by Globus. These special limited edition coloured vinyl LPs were made in very limited quantities & are unique to the Czech Republic. The picture sleeve is Excellent with some minor paper wear around the edge & the vinyl appears Near Mint) more...
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ROLLING STONES Profile (1979 German-only 12-track vinyl LP compilation, unique tinted & fully laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve shows very little wear and, aside from a few very light paper scuffs, the vinyl is in excellent condition) more...
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ROLLING STONES Undercover (1983 Australian 10-track vinyl LP - having seen the advent of MYV, this album is the Stones' attempt at re-inventing themselves for that generation audience, which has ultimately led to a divide between both critics andfans. This issue of the controversial release is in excellent condition, with both sleeve and vinyl showing few signs of age; complete with original inner P.165436) more...
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ROLLING STONES Aftermath (Early 1970s [circa 1970-1973] UK issue of the 1966 14-track Stereo LP on the blue 'boxed' Decca logo label, front laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear & the vinyl remains in excellent condition witha few lighthairlines with no real impact on play. A fantastic play copy of this Mammoth of an album! SKL4786)
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THE ROLLING STONES Out Of Our Heads (1973 UK issue of the 1965 12-track stereo vinyl LP on the 'boxed' Decca logo label. The green tinted front-laminated picture sleeve [instead of the regular black] displays just a little shelfwear at the edgesand the back displays a little age yellowing / foxing while the vinyl appears barely played SKL4733) more...
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ROLLING STONES The Rolling Stones Monthly (Original No. 15 edition of their monthly fanzine edited by the Stones for their fans, issued in August 1965. Complete with an opening editorial foreword by Charlie Watts & a letter from the Secretary oftheir Fan Club, this edition is packed with more black & white images of the original five-piece, features a continuation of the 'Rolling Stones Story', an article entitled 'The Stones And The North', a list of worldwide fans willing to be PenP more...
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ROLLING STONES Get Off Of My Cloud (1965 Japanese first issue 7" vinyl single on the mustard yellow London label manufactured by King Record Co., also including I'm Free, unique wraparound picture insert with Japanese lettering and English lyrics printed on the inside, advertising ten pop / rock singles on the reverse with '¥370' price point. The insert displays minimal wear and the vinyl has only very light signs of play HIT-568) more...
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ROLLING STONES Rock 'N' Roll Comics (December 1989 US first print 32-page unauthorized comic book, part of the Rock N Roll Comics series, featuring the story of the band told in a graphic novel style, superb colour picture cover by Scott Jackson& great caricatures of the band on the back cover) more...
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ROLLING STONES Through The Past Darkly (1980 Japanese issue of the 1969 12-track compilation LP, gatefold picture sleeve with 8-page fold-out Japanese/lyric booklet and wide obi-strip. The sleeve has some light edgewear and corner creasing, whilst the vinyl looks played GXD1013) more...
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ROLLING STONES Heart Of Stone (Rare original 1965 Japanese yellow London label 7" single manufactured by King Record Co. Ltd, also including What A Shame, complete with the unique wraparound picture insert with lyrics in English and Japanese biography with single discography inside, record label advertising on the back with the '¥330' price point. The insert displays some light age wear and the vinyl has minimal signs of play HIT-462) more...
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ROLLING STONES Their Satantic Majesties Request (1988 reissue Japanese London 10-track vinyl LP, non-3D gatefold picture sleeve with lyric insert and 'The Rolling Stones 25' obi-strip. The sleeve shows minimal wear, whilst the vinyl appears in 'as new' condition L18P1807) more...
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ROLLING STONES Out Of Our Heads (70s UK issue of the 1965 12-track stereo LP on the boxed Decca logo label, front laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear & the vinyl remains in Excellent condition with few signs of play SKL4733) more...
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ROLLING STONES The Last Time (Rare 1964 French promo only wide-centred Jukebox series vinyl 7" on the black & silver hexagonal 'Decca Disques' logo label, with 'BIEM' logo on the right side, also including Play With Fire. Housed in a unique series picture sleeve featuring a black & white image of the band on the front without and song titles printed, the band name in red/pink and company logo in black, with flipbacks on the back, die-cut and company logo in black. The sleeve displays more...
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ROLLING STONES Sad Day (1973 French 'Hit Parade' wide centred mono 7" vinyl single on the blue & silver boxed Decca logo labels, also including You Can't Always Get What You Want, unique fully textured two-tone picture sleeve with the date code'B-5' on the reverse. The sleeve displays some light general wear with a small amount of scuffing to the edges and some signs of age, but remains very clean with no splits or rips, and the vinyl shows minimal signs of play with just a couple of more...
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