THE SMITHS Louder Than Bombs (1987 US 24-track double LP, wonderful US only collection that compiled the best bits of UK releases Hatful of Hollow and The World Won't Listen alongside several tracks exclusive to this compilation, great Morrissey/Jo Slee designed gatefold picture sleeve with lyrics inside with Moz fave playwright Shelagh Delaney as the 'cover star' plus brown inners. The sleeve shows just a little fade to the spine and the vinyl has just a light cosmetic hairline on more...
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THE SMITHS What Difference Does It Make? (1984 UK 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, also including Back To The Old House, Morrissey picture sleeve which replaced the withdrawn Terence Stamp image RT146) more...
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THE SMITHS Louder Than Bombs (1987 US 24-track double LP, including exclusive tracks recorded live and in session at the BBC, gatefold Shelagh Delaney picture sleeve with lyrics inside. The sleeve has a split to the top, the inners have a sideseam split and the vinyl has just a few inaudible cosmetic surface scuffs) more...
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THE SMITHS The Sound Of The Smiths (2008 UK promotional-only set of THREE 1½" diameter black & white badges to promote the 'Greatest Hits' release. Each badge features a different logo, 'The Smiths', 'Charming' and 'Handsome' - A cool promo set!) more...
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THE SMITHS What Difference Does It Make? (1984 UK 3-track 12" single, also featuring Back To The Old House & These Things Take Time, Terence Stamp picture sleeve without 'The Smiths' lettering on the front & with lyrics on reverse. The sleeveshows minimal light wear & the vinyl is Excellent with the odd faint paper hairline not affecting play RTT146) more...
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THE SMITHS Singles (A pair of identical double-sided 7" x 10" Japanese handbills produced to promote the Manchester outfit's 1995 singles compilation album. The flyer displays the stunning Diana Dors album artwork with release information as well as details of the re-released back catalogue illustrated with mini-album artwork - ideal for display!) more...
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THE SMITHS The World Won't Listen (UK/EU limited edition 18-track remastered double album 2-LP pressed on two 180-gram heavyweight vinyl records. Featuring a collection of hit singles and their B-sides from 1985 to 1987, with the addition of You Just Haven't Earned It Yet, Baby and the near-single There Is a Light That Never Goes Out. Wide-spine picture sleeve with original cover artwork, lyric inners, hype sticker & factory sealed. Recommended) more...
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THE SMITHS The Queen Is Dead (Classic 1986 UK first press 10-track LP with 'Fear Of Manchester' & 'Them Was Rotten Days' etched in the run-out, complete with the illustrated credits inner & the original hype stickered gatefold picture sleeve with lyrics on the inside. The sleeve is Excellent with just a little edgewear and some gloss loss to the front & a small mark on the label of side 1. The vinyl remains in Excellent condition with a few faint cosmetic paper hairlines not affect
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THE SMITHS Shakespeare's Sister (1985 UK solid centre 7" single, harder to find than the four-prong centre issue, also including What She Said, with 'Home is where the art is' etched into the runout groove. Comes housed in the glossy card picture sleeve featuring the 'Pat Phoenix' artwork, along with a folded-one page press release. The sleeve & vinyl remain in excellent condition RT181) more...
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