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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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 (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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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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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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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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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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LARRY GATLIN Alleluia (1977 UK special promotional vinyl 7" featured in the TV special "Country Christmas", plays the same track on both sides and housed in a custom promo picture sleeve with biographical text on the reverse. more...
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ROLLING STONES 19th Nervous Breakdown (March 1966 Belgian wide centred 7" vinyl single on the blue & silver boxed Decca logo label with the catalogie number 'LU 26.037', also including As Tears Go By, complete with the rare second variant wraparound red picture sleeve featuring a black & white image of the band with the image repeated on the back and has 'DN36' date code on the back. This is rarest cover version for this single release, and has the catalogue number '26.037' in the top more...
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ROLLING STONES It's All Over Now (Rare 1964 German wide centred 7" vinyl single on the wine red & gold oval Decca label, also including Tell Me (You're Coming Back), housed in a 'five heads' picture sleeve featuring black & white floating heads with the band name in yellow and titles in black, the back is printed with a short biography and discography including the first EP. The sleeve has some fading down the left edge and has also split half way down, otherwise has light general wea more...
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ROLLING STONES It's All Over Now (Rare 1965 German wide centred 7" vinyl single on the wine red & gold Decca label with the oval logo with gold text, also including Tell Me, housed in the scarce 'Got Live' picture sleeve with discography printedon the reverse. The sleeve displays some minor general wear with some storage creases along the top and signs of age to the back, whilst the vinyl shows only light signs of play with just a couple of light hairlines. Overall an Excellent examp more...
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ROLLING STONES It's All Over Now (Rare 1964 German wide centred 7" vinyl single on the wine red & gold Decca label with the oval logo with gold text, also including Tell Me, housed in the '1st LP' picture sleeve with discography printed on the reverse. The sleeve displays some minor general wear, whilst the vinyl is graded Very Good with some minor surface marks. A nice example and the first we have seen DL25144) more...
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JULEE CRUISE Falling (1989 UK 3-track 12" single for the classic Twin Peaks theme, also featuring the Instrumental version & Floating, 'Laura Palmer' picture sleeve. The sleeve has a shop price sticker attached & remains in Excellent condition along with the vinyl. R.I.P. the great Julee Cruise W9544T) more...
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STEVIE WONDER Music Of My Mind (1972 UK 9-track LP on the black & silver Motown label, housed in a non-laminated gatefold picture sleeve with lyrics on the inside. The sleeve is Very Good with some indentation marks & scuffs over time yet thevinyl appears barely played, priced advantageously STMA8002)
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ROLLING STONES Paint It, Black (Rare 1966 German wide centred 7" vinyl single on the wine-red boxed Decca logo labels with golden text, also including Long Long While. This example has the rare fourth variant picture sleeve featuring the 'Got Live' artwork with brown top border with both titles printed in black text and has the 'Fünf harte Brocken' discography on the reverse. The sleeve displays some minor general wear with some light creases but has np splits of rips. Both labels are more...
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BUZZCOCKS What Do I Get (1978 UK 7" single with intact four prong centre, also including Oh Shit, picture sleeve. The sleeve shows some just a little light wear & the vinyl looks barely played UP36348) more...
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X-RAY SPEX Identity (Rare 1978 UK limited edition solid centre 7" single pressed on PINK vinyl, also including Let's Submerge, picture sleeve with lyrics on reverse. The sleeve shows some light edge scuffing andringwear, whilst the vinyl remains in excellent condition INT563) more...
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THE RAMONES Baby I Love You (Scarce 1980 UK wide centre 7" vinyl single on the yellow Sire label, issued for a possible juke box use, also including High Risk Insurance, housed in the rare picture sleeve with UK tour dates on reverse. The sleeveshows some mild general wear and the vinyl looks barely played SIR4031) more...
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THE REZILLOS Top Of The Pops (Classic 1978 UK 7" vinyl single with 'How's About That Then' and 'Careful With That Sax Eugene' etched in the run-out grooves. Also featuring 20,000 Rezillos Under The Sea, a different version to the one releasedon the album, picture sleeve SIR4001) more...
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ROLLING STONES Almost Hear You Sigh (Rare 1990 Dutch wide centre promo 7" vinyl single, featuring the Radio Edit version, also including Break The Spell, housed in a unique picture sleeve with different artwork to the UK release and has a 'RadioEdit' circular sticker on the front. There is no mention of this being promotional anywhere, but this version was only released to promote the single. The sleeve has just a little light wear whilst the vinyl shows minimal signs of play. A nice more...
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ROLLING STONES Let's Spend The Night Together (1967 Swedish 7" vinyl single on the dark blue & silver unboxed Decca label with an intact four prong centre, also including Ruby Tuesday, housed in a unique picture sleeve featuring the Between the Buttons album artwork repeated on both sides. The fragile paper sleeve displays some light general wear with a small aplit to one edges. The label on the the A Side has a small amount of paper loss over the company logo, and the vinyl has a few more...
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ROLLING STONES It's All Over Now (Rare 1964 Swedish 7" vinyl single with light blue & silver unboxed Decca labels and intact four prong centre, also including Good Times, Bad Times, housed in a unique green, blue & purple variant design picture sleeve with a black & white photo of the band, and a blank back with a purple design. The fragile thin paper sleeve has one tiny split to the right edge, and some ringwear on the back. The labels have some spindle marks and the vinyl remains Ve more...
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ROLLING STONES Let's Spend The Night Together (1967 Swedish 7" vinyl single on the dark blue & silver unboxed Decca label with an intact four prong centre, also including Ruby Tuesday, housed in a unique picture sleeve featuring the 'Got Live'artwork with a brown border along the top with the tracks both listed and the band name up the left side of the picture, and discography on the reverse. The fragile sleeve is graded Very Good, with some minor wear mostly along the top and some more...
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