THE SMITHS Ask (Uber rare 1987 Australian only Rough Trade 3-track 12" vinyl single, including the non-studio album title track and Shoplifters Of The World Unite plus the fabulous Cemetry Gates from The Queen Is Dead album. Housed in a totally uniquegreen Morrissey picture sleeve, taken by Pat Bellis with custom catalogue number RTANZ12019. [One of the very few times Morrissey allowed his image to be used!] Both sleeve and vinyl are MINT - a beautifiul rarity!!) more...
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THE SMITHS Hand In Glove (ULTRA RARE UK 7" in withdrawn 'negative' image picture sleeve which is rumoured to be limited to only 25 surviving copies after the rest were destroyed. One of the truly great Smiths collectables along with the unissued Reel Around The Fountain 7" and Meat Is Murder 7". We are pleased to be able to offer this legendary item as it is very rarely available for sale. A truly stunning Mint condition rarity - One of the jewels of any collection) more...
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THE SMITHS The World Won't Listen (Rare 1986 Australian-only Rough Trade 28-track double vinyl LP featuring all the tracks from the standard issue of the album 'The World Won't Listen', together with the remaining tracks from the 'Louder Than Bombs' compilation, gatefold picture sleeve with unique 'Second Edition' sticker + lyric inners) more...
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THE SMITHS That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore (1985 UK 5-track 12" vinyl EP with 'Our Souls Our Souls Our Souls' in the A-side run-out groove, also featuring live versions of Nowhere Fast, Stretch Out And Wait, Shakespeare's Sister and Meat Is Murder recorded at the Oxford Apollo on 18th March 1985, hype-stickered picture sleeve with lyrics printed on the reverse with peach die-cut inner. The sleeve shows minimal wear whilst the vinyl shows little signs of play RTT186) more...
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THE SMITHS What Difference Does It Make (1984 UK 3-track 12" vinyl single with A1/B2 matrices, also including Back To The Old House and These Things Take Time, housed in the Terence Stamp picture sleeve with 'The Smiths' lettering in top left-hand corner and the lyrics printed on the reverse. The sleeve & vinyl are Near Mint RTT146) more...
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THE SMITHS William It Was Really Nothing (1987 UK second issue 3-track 12" vinyl single with the 'The Impotence Of Ernest' and 'ROMANTIC AND SQUARE is hip n' aware' matrices in the run-out groove, also including How Soon Is Now? and Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want, Billie Whitelaw image picture sleeve with light blue die-cut inner RTT166) more...
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THE SMITHS William, It Was Really Nothing (1984 UK vinyl 7" single with an intact four prong centre, also including Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want, picture sleeve. The sleeve shows minimal wear whilst the vinyl shows only the lightest signs of play RT166) more...
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THE SMITHS William It Was Really Nothing (Very scarce 1987 UK Rough Trade 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, also including How Soon Is Now. The song is popularly believed to have been written by Morrissey about his friend Billy Mackenzie, lead singer of The Associates, with whom he was rumoured to be romantically linked. Housed in a mauve tinted picture sleeve featuring Billie Whitelaw as Lottie from the 1968 movie 'Charlie Bubbles', directed by Albert Finney. This issue more...
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THE SMITHS Ask (Superb and extremely rare 1987 Australian 7" unique green tinted 'Morrissey' picture sleeve [no record included but as thie sleeve is exclusive not the 7" this can be ignored] with red lettered titles and green labels. The 'Morrissey' sleeve image was photographed by Pat Bellis [One of the very few times he allowed his image to be used] with custom catalogue number RTANZ12019. The sleeve is beautiful and MINT - a beautifiul rarity! RTANZ019) more...
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THE SMITHS This Charming Man (Rare original 1983 UK Rough Trade label 2-track 7" vinyl single which also includes 'Jeane'. This was quickly replaced as Morrissey insisted on a push out centre and this edition had a solid centre, plus it has the all important 'Glad Hips Music Limited' credit with Manchester address on the reverse of the sleeve. Housed in the familar 'The Smiths' titled glossy picture sleeve depicting Jean Marais from Cocteau's film 'ORPHEE' RT136) more...
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THE SMITHS Girlfirend In A Coma (Ultra Rare limted 1987 UNISSUED UK Rough Trade 12" vinyl single issued with a GREY sleeve as opposed to the green tint sleeve. It is thought that these were misprinted by the printers & consequently rejected [Alldepict Shelagh Delaney from an early 60s edition of 'A Taste Of Honey]. There are only a minimal amount left in existence with most destroyed at the time. Featured in the recent Record Collector Magazine Top 100 Rarities at number 20 & thought by most collectors not to exist - Go On Treat Yourself to an investment) more...
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THE SMITHS William, It Was Really Nothing (Rare 1987 UK Rough Trade label second issue 3-track 12" vinyl single, also including How Soon Is Now? & Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want, rare purple tinted 'Billie Whitelaw' picture sleevewith blue die-cut inner. The sleeve shows little sign of wear and the vinyl is EX- with just a few cosmetic marks - a nice copy! RTT166) more...
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THE SMITHS Paper Sleeve Collection (Complete set of Eight 2006 Japanese limited edition CD albums, offering a complete run of the legendary Manchester band's long-players, from the 1984 eponymous debut through to 1988's Rank, a total of113songs. Each Disc within their own mini LP-style card wallet picture sleeve, with a replica inner, fold-out lyric sheets and individual obi strip. a superb collection!) more...
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THE SMITHS What Difference Does It Make? (Scarce 1984 French 3-track vinyl 12" also featuring Back To The Old House & These Things Take Time, picture sleeve with Morrissey front & 'The Smiths' text) more...
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THE SMITHS The Headmaster Ritual - Cowboy Sleeve (Superb Benelux issue 12" 'Cowboy' sleeve which has been AUTOGRAPHED by Morrissey in black felt on the front. It has become virtually impossible recently to get Morrissey to put his signatures on any Smiths items so this original is a real find. [Please note that there is no record with this item). It would look fantastic framed and glazed) **Complete With Certificate Of Authenticity** more...
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THE SMITHS The Headmaster Ritual - Cowboy Sleeve 7" (Super Rare 1985 Dutch 7" vinyl single pressed in Holland as a single in preference to the UK choice of How Soon Is Now or That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore. This single was therefore only available asa 7" in Holland with 2 variant sleeves, the more common red background and black lettering or this cowboy sleeve which was taken from a photograph of a young boy [Robert Duncan] dressed in a rodeo outfit, from the 1965 movie 'The Uncle' Disc is mint with only very minor creasing on the rear of the sleeve. A fantastic and rarely seen for sale) more...
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THE SMITHS The World Won't Listen (1986 Australian 16-track LP complete with original lyric inner, picture labels & picture sleeve) more...
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THE SMITHS How Soon Is Now (Ultra Rare 1984 Dutch-only 7" single, also including Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want, unique lilac tint picture sleeve featuring similar artwork as the UK release for 'William It Was Really Nothing'. Thedelicate paper sleeve surprisingly shows only light ringwear and the vinyl is flawless - A superb collectable single RT166) more...
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THE SMITHS Rank (Scarce original 1993 UK limited edition double vinyl 10" LP, their one & only live album release which was recorded at on 23rd October 1986 at the National Ballroom in Kilburn, London and features 14 of the 21 songs performedonthe night. The individually numbered single-pocket picture sleeve displays some shelfwear, and the vinyl has some light paper scuffs, overall an excellent example SMITHS7) more...
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THE SMITHS Hand In Glove (Scarce original 1983 UK first issue solid centre 7" vinyl single with a blue & silver text Rough Trade label, also including a live version of 'Handsome Devil' recorded at the legendary Hacienda in Manchester, housedin a glossy picture sleevewith the Manchester contact address on the reverse. The sleeve dislays noticable creasing front & back, whilst the vinyl looks barely played - Recommended! RT131) more...
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THE SMITHS This Charming Man (Scarce original 1984 Australian solid centre 7" vinyl single, also including Jeane. The paper sleeve [VG] has a seam split to one edge and tear to the opening however, the vinyl itself has only minimal signs of play. This is the FIRST copy of this Australian pressing that we've ever seen! RTANZ001) more...
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THE SMITHS William It Was Really Nothing (Sealed 1987 UK rare second issue 3-track 12" vinyl single with the alternative Billie Whitelaw image picture sleeve, also including How Soon Is Now? and Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want, Apartfrom the start of a titlesplit at the top, this example is sealed with a vintage shop price sticker attached to the sleeve under the shrink! RTT166) more...
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THE SMITHS Rank (1988 UK 14-track vinyl LP recorded live at The National Ballroom, Kilburn in October 1986, housed in the glossy gatefold picture sleeve featuring Alexandra Bastedo, star of 'The Champions'. The sleeve shows minimal shelfwear andthe vinyl is in near as new condition ROUGH126) more...
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THE SMITHS What Difference Does It Make? (1984 Australian promotional 7" vinyl single, also including Back To The Old House, custom black print on white labels which clearly state 'Promotion Only', within a thin paper picture sleeve featuring the Morrissey image instaead of the withdrawn Terence Stamp artwork. The sleeve displays some minor general wear and has some glue residue from a sticker on the front, whilst the vinyl remains excellent with only light signs of play RTANZ003) more...
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THE SMITHS This Charming Man (1983 UK 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, also including the Troy Tate-produced Jeane, one of just a handful of Smiths songs to have never appeared on CD. This variant has Glad Hips Music credit printed on the label & the glossy picture sleeve, with the wonderful 'Jean Marais' / Orpheus artwork. The sleeve displays minimal wear, whilst the vinyl remains excellent with only light cosmetic surface scuffs RT136) more...
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THE SMITHS Hatful Of Hollow (1984 Greek Rough Trade 16-track vinyl LP featuring the 1983 John Peel & David Jensen Show sessions, plus the singles Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now and William It Was Really Nothing. Housed in the rare single-pocket variant picture sleeve complete with lyric insert. Greece was one of only two countries where the LP was released in a non-gatefold sleeve. There are some pinchmarks visible to the edges however, the vinyl appears in fantastic barely played more...
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THE SMITHS Rank Inner Sleeve (Incredible, one of a kind 1988 UK Rough Trade hand set preliminary artwork design concept for the inner sleeve, presented on high quality line board with hand annotated tracing paper overlay and measuring a whopping 30" x 20.5", the Morrissey / Marr picture is here hand traced plus album credits text. It's a wonderful work in progress with original hand annotations detailing planned typeface, corrections and colour tone proposals. Aside from a fold more...
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THE SMITHS This Charming Man - Glad Hips Sleeve (What we have here is just the card picture sleeve for the 7" single, this variant has 'Glad Hips Music Limited' address credit printed on the reverse, with the wonderful 'Jean Marais' Orpheus artwork. This particular sleeve displays minimal wear and little signs of play, ideal to replace your well loved version of to simply frame & display) more...
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THE SMITHS What Difference Does It Make? (1984 UK 7" single with four-prong centre, also including Back To The Old House. The glossy picture sleeve features the image of Morrissey [replacing the withdrawn Terence Stamp image] & shows a littleminor age wear whilst the the vinyl remains in Excellent condition RT146) more...
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THE SMITHS This Charming Man (Scarce 1983 UK Rough Trade label FULLY AUTOGRAPHED copy of 7" single sleeve which features 'The Smiths' title and picture depicting Jean Marais from Cocteau's film 'ORPHEE' with 'Glad Hips Music Limited' credit on reverse denoting it is a first issue [RT136]. The sleeve has been signed across the front cover in black marker pen by Johnny Marr, Andy Rourke and Mike Joyce with Morrissey signing in his distinct uppercase st more...
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