QUEEN No Me Pares Ahora (Rare 1979 Argentinean solid centre promotional vinyl 7" for the single release of Don't Stop Me Now, on the cream & red EMI label, printed with 'Venta Prohibida Promocional' text, also including En Solo Siete Dias (In Only Seven Days). These pressing were not issues in a picture sleeve, however this example comes housed in the unique picture sleeve featuring the Jazz album artwork on the front, and black & white back printed with the titles in English & Spanis more...
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ROLLING STONES Carol (Extremely rare 1964 Belgian first issue wide centre 4-track 7" EP on the blue & silver hexagonal Decca logo label, also includes I'm A King Bee, Walking The Dog & Can I Get A Witness, housed in the original flipback picturesleeve featuring a black & white image of the band on the front with most of the front in green, band name in white and Decca logo in black, the back has an advert on the back with four black & white artwork images. The sleeve is graded Excell more...
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THE BEATLES Cry For A Shadow (1964 German first press 7" single on the red wide centred Polydor label, featuring Hamburg recordings from June, 1961. Also features the b-side Why (Can't You Love Me Again) by Tony Sheridan with The Beatles. Comescomplete with the original paper picture sleeve. The flimsy sleeve is Very Good with some light discolouring & creasing. There is no writing & the edges reveal a few small splits, remaining fully intact. The vinyl is clean & also grades Very Go more...
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ROLLING STONES Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow? (1966 Belgian wide centred 7" vinyl single on the boxed Decca label, also including Who's Driving Your Plane, with the unique wrap-around picture sleeve with a black & white image of the band members dressed in drag with the same image repeated on the back but with the date code 'DN106' for October 1966. The sleeve displays little signs of age and has little wear mostly from handling, whilst the vinyl is Very Good more...
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ROLLING STONES Emotional Rescue (Scarce 1980 Belgian issue wide centred 7" vinyl single, also including Down In The Hole. This single was exported from the USA to be sold in Belgium, housed in a unique blue sleeve with black title & border, without any other text or place or manufacture. The sleeve displays some minor general wear and has a number 11 written on the back, whilst the vinyl remains Excellent with only light signs of play. An unusual release and the first we have ever see more...
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ROLLING STONES Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Rare 1973 Belgian issue wide centred 7" vinyl single, also including Dancing With Mr D. This single was exported from the USA and some housed in a unique 'U.S.A. Import' orange textured picture sleeve with ablack & white image of Mick Jagger, with text in black & white and has the same repeated on the reverse. The sleeve displays some general wear and light signs of age. The label, like all copies, has a drill hole, whilst the vinyl remains Excelle more...
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ROLLING STONES Little Red Rooster (Mega rare 1964 Dutch 7" vinyl single, also including Off The Hook. This single was manufactured in the UK for export, with black & silver curved Decca labels, housed in a unique wraparound picture sleeve. This sleeve design is one of a series of different psychedelic colour variants in the 'Favorieten Expres' series, this version has Blue, Yellow & Red merging into each colour, along with a black & white image of the band, this is the rarest variati more...
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ROLLING STONES Little Red Rooster (Rare 1964 Dutch 7" vinyl single, also including Off The Hook. This single was manufactured in the UK for export, with black & silver curved Decca labels, housed in a unique wraparound picture sleeve. This sleeve design is one of a series of different psychedelic colour variants in the 'Favorieten Expres' series, this version has Yellow, Brown & Blue merging into each colour, along with a black & white image of the band. The cover has some light creas more...
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ROLLING STONES The Last Time (1965 Dutch 7" single on the blue & silver unboxed curved Decca logo label, with an intact three prong centre, also including Play With Fire. This sleeve design is one of a series of different psychedelic colour variants in the 'Favorieten Expres' series, this version has Yellow, Red & Green merging into each colour, along with a black & white image of the band, with discograpy images on the reverse. The cover displays some light general wear with some li more...
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ROLLING STONES The Last Time (1965 Dutch 7" single on the blue & silver unboxed curved Decca logo label, with an intact three prong centre, also including Play With Fire, housed in a unique wrap-around picture sleeve featuring the '1st LP' colour image of the band with red artist name text, with discograpy images on the reverse and pink band name text. The cover displays some light general wear with some light creases. The labels are very clean and the vinyl remains Excellent with onl more...
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JAMES BROWN Bring It On... Bring It On (1983 UK 12" single, also including The Night Time Is The Right Time, blue & white title sleeve. The sleeve shows light wear [1" hairline split in bottom edge] & the vinyl appears Near Mint SONL2258) more...
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ROLLING STONES Got Live If You Want It (Very rare 1965 Belgian 5-track wide centred mono 7" vinyl EP on the blue & silver hexagonal Decca logo label, includes We Want The Stones, Everybody Needs Somebody To Love, Pain In My Heart, I'm Moving On and I'm Alright, housed in a matt picture sleeve manufactured in Holland (although not mentioned) with a green & black artist name sticker attached to the front. This issue also uses the export catalogue number 'SDE 7502'. The sleeve display more...
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ROLLING STONES Time Is On My Side (Rare 1964 Dutch 7" vinyl single on the unboxed blue & silver Decca logo label with an intact three prong circular centre, also including Congratulations, housed in a unique wraparound picture sleeve. This sleeveis part of the 'Favorieten Expres' series, and features a psychedelic coloured Yellow, Red and Yellow merging into each other, along with a black & white image of the band. There are five different versions of this single, this is the rarest more...
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ROLLING STONES I Wanna Be Your Man (Rare 1964 Dutch 7" vinyl single on the blue & silver unboxed Decca label with horizontal lines, and an intact three prong centre, also including Stoned, housed in a unique wraparound picture sleeve. This sleevedesign is one of a series of different psychedelic colour variants in the 'Favorieten Expres' series, this version has Orange, Yellow & Red merging into each colour, along with a black & white image of the band and a steam locomotive. An inte more...
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ROLLING STONES I Wanna Be Your Man (Rare 1964 Dutch 7" vinyl single on the blue & silver unboxed Decca labels, and an intact three prong centre, also including Stoned, housed in a unique wraparound picture sleeve. This sleeve design is one of aseries of different psychedelic colour variants in the 'Favorieten Expres' series, this version has Blue, Red & Green merging into each colour, along with a black & white image of the band and a steam locomotive. An interesting thing to point out more...
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ROLLING STONES Let's Spend The Night Together (1967 Dutch 7" vinyl single on the blue & silver unboxed Decca label with an intact three prong centre, also including Ruby Tuesday, housed in a unique picture sleeve with a black & white 'psychedelic' photo of the band by David Bailey, and has an advert on the back for different Decca releases on the reverse. The sleeve displays some minor general wear & signs of age with a vintage price sticker attached, whilst the vinyl remains Excellen more...
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ROLLING STONES Not Fade Away (Rare 1964 Dutch 7" vinyl single on the blue & silver unboxed Decca logo label with horizontal lines, and intact three prong centre, also including Little By Little, housed in a unique wraparound 'Favorieten Expres' picture sleeve featuring Orange, Yellow & Red merging into each colour, along with a black & white image of the band and a steam locomotive. The sleeve displays some minor general wear with some light creases, and has the remains of a vintage s more...
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ROLLING STONES Not Fade Away (Rare 1964 Dutch 7" vinyl single on the blue & silver unboxed Decca logo label with horizontal lines, also including Little By Little, housed in a unique wraparound 'Favorieten Expres' picture sleeve featuring Pink,Red & Orange merging into each colour, along with a black & white image of the band and a steam locomotive. The sleeve displays some minor general wear with some light creases, and has a vintage shop sticker on the back. The centre of the recor more...
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ROLLING STONES Get Off Of My Cloud (1965 UK Dutch 7" vinyl single on the blue & silver unboxed Decca logo label, with an intact three prong centre, with the title 'Get Off My Cloud' on the label, also including I'm Free, housed in a unique picture sleeve with a green top border with all text in black and a black & white image of the band below, the reverse is printed with various other Stones releases. The sleeve displays some mild wear mostly to the edges with no spilts or rips, the more...
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ROLLING STONES Get Off Of My Cloud (1965 UK Dutch wide centred 7" vinyl single on the blue & silver unboxed Decca logo label, with the title 'Get Off My Cloud' on the label, also including I'm Free, housed in a unique picture sleeve with a browntop border with all text in black and a black & white image of the band below, the reverse is printed with various other Stones releases. The sleeve displays some mild wear mostly to the edges and has a slight sticker mark on the back in a whi more...
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THE VIBRATORS Automatic Lover (1978 Italian 7" vinyl single also including Destroy, picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little light wear and the vinyl remains in excellent condition with few signs of play EPC6137) more...
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THE PSYCHEDELIC FURS The Psychedelic Furs (Debut 1980 UK 9-track LP on the graduated orange label, housed in the yellow tinted picture sleeve edition. The sleeve hs some light edge scuffing, whilst the vinyl shows few signs of play) more...
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MORRISSEY Viva Hate (1988 UK 12-track vinyl LP with aid from producer Stephen Street and guitarist Vini Reilly, including Suedehead and Everyday Is Like Sunday, complete with illustrated lyric inner, song hype-stickered picture sleeve. The sleeve has minimal wear, whilst the vinyl appears near as new CSD3787) more...
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ROLLING STONES Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow? (1966 Dutch Mono 7" vinyl single on the unboxed blue & silver Decca logo label, with an intact three prong centre, also including Who's Driving Your Plane. The A label hasthe title's question mark mistakenly after the word 'mother'. Housed in a unique yellow picture sleeve featuring all other print, including the image on the front in black, with an advert on the reverse for other Decca label releases. The sleeve more...
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ROLLING STONES Jumpin' Jack Flash (1968 Dutch 7" vinyl single on on the blue & silver boxed Decca logo label, with an intact three prong centre, also including Child Of The Moon, superb David Bailey photo picture sleeve. The sleeve displays some minor general wear and the vinyl remains Very Good with some minor cosmetic surface scuffs. A nice example and the first we have ever seen AT15104) more...
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ELTON JOHN Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (Rare 1973 UK limited edition 18-track double LP pressed on Yellow Vinyl, with the 'DJE29001' catalogue number on both record labels. This is a transitional copy that comes housed in one of the early tri-fold gatefold picture sleeves with the 'DJLPD1001' catalogue number print on the spine. The sleeve is Excellent with just minor shelf wear. Despite some faint foxing to the labels, the Yellow Vinyl is clean & in Excel
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ROLLING STONES Time Is On My Side (Rare 1964 Dutch 7" vinyl single on the unboxed blue & silver Decca logo label. This is a contract pressing by CBS, with an intact four prong centre, also including Congratulations, housed in a unique wraparound picture sleeve featuring the '1st LP' colour image of the band with red artist name text, and discograpy images on the reverse with pink band name text. The cover displays some minor general wear but has no rips, tears or splits. The labels ha more...
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ROLLING STONES (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (1965 Dutch 7" on the unboxed blues & silver Decca label, with an intact three prong circular centre, also including The Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man which contains the unedited 'break my ass everyday' lyrics, superb picture sleeve advertising other Stones releases on the reverse. The sleeve sleeve displays some minor general wear but has no splits of rips the centre of the disc has unfortunately been removed, however the vinyl more...
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ROLLING STONES Paint It, Black (1966 Dutch mono 7" vinyl single on the blue & silver unboxed Decca logo label, with an intact three prong centre, also including Long Long While, housed in a unique black & white picture sleeve with 'Elpee Van Het Jaar' text and artwork for the Aftermath album on the reverse. The fragile sleeve displays some light general wear, whilst the vinyl shows only a few light signs of play, overall an excellent example and the first we have ever seen F12395) more...
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MANKIND Dr Who (1978 UK limited edition 12" single pressed on BLUE vinyl, featuring the funky disco version of the classic BBC Television series theme tune & Time Traveller, first issue picture sleeve overstickered with the new catalogue number PIN71) more...
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