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  • Greatest Hits -0

    Dale Dick And His Del-Tones - Greatest Hits (Käytetty LP/12)

    25,00

    Upea kokoelma!

  • Beatles - With Tony Sheridan – Beatles Bop – Hamburg Days (2CD) (Käytetty CD)

    35,00

    CD 1: Mono
    CD 2: Stereo
    Release including a 100-page book

  • Various - Exotic Entertainment & Scary Sounds Vol. 2 (Käytetty CD)

    10,00
  • Various - 500 Miles To Glory (Käytetty CD)

    10,00
  • Let Me...-0

    Defectors - Let Me… (Käytetty CD)

    5,00

    60-luvun tyylistä Garage-rock`n`rollia Tanskasta. Mukana bändissä mm- Martin Budde G.W.Creepistä…

  • Outsiders - Strange Things Are Happening (Käytetty CD)

    10,00
  • At The Castle/ & The Company-0

    Wailers - At The Castle / & The Co. + Bonus Tracks (Käytetty CD)

    18,00

    ”-Following on from our compilation of the Wailers’ Golden Crest era, this is the definitive issue of the band’s first two albums upon their own pioneering Etiquette label; cornerstone records that inspired the Sonics, the Ventures and the entire Northwest 60s rock renaissance.

    -The Fabulous Wailers ruled the roost in the Pacific Northwest during the early 1960s and both ”At The Castle” and ”& Co.” were mandatory listening for the teens of the region. The live album in particular expertly captures the band at their base the Spanish Castle (their shows at the venue inspired ’Spanish Castle Magic’ by Wailers’ fan Jimi Hendrix). Both records feature some of the dirtiest white R&B ever laid down, and showcase the incredible guitar style of the recently deceased and justifiably legendary Rich Dangel.

    – As well as some fabulous instrumentals, there are vocal cameos from Rockin’ Robin Roberts, Kent Morrill, girl group the Marshans and 15 year old blue-eyed soulstress Gail Harris. These acts were all part of the Wailers’ revue in that period, and with the band behind them make for over an hour of tremendous Northwest rock’n’roll action!

    – This compilation features both albums in their entirety plus several bonus tracks from rare singles, most of which have not previously been on CD. The sound quality is a major improvement upon any previous CD issues of this material, and the in-depth liner notes are based upon interviews with all the surviving band members and associates. Also illustrated with plenty of rare pix and memorabilia.

  • Harvey Alex - And His Soul Band (Käytetty CD)

    11,00

    he until then un-released second ”Alex Harvey And His Soul Band” Polydor album Shout (tracks 7 to 20) plus one track from Beat City (track 4) and 5 unreleased studio recordings (tracks 1 to 3, 5, 6).

    Tracks 1 & 2 recorded September 2, 1963, at Polydor Studio/Studio Hamburg, Gebäude M1, Rahlau 128, Hamburg-Tondorf
    Track 3 recorded October 3, 1963, at Polydor Studio/Studio Hamburg, Gebäude M1, Rahlau 128, Hamburg-Tondorf
    Track 4 recorded August 1964, Landsdowne Studio, Lansdowne Road, London
    Tracks 5 & 6 recorded August 5, 1964, Landsdowne Studio, Lansdowne Road, London
    Tracks 7 to 20 recorded August 14, 1964, Landsdowne Studio, Lansdowne Road, London

  • Prisoners - In From The Cold (Käytetty CD)

    7,50

    by Lois Wilson

    The Prisoners pre-empted the visceral energy of the Hives and the White Stripes and anticipated the baggy shuffle of the Charlatans and the Inspiral Carpets. Lead singer Graham Day’s scorching Hendrix-influenced guitar riffs and organist James Taylor’s hypnotising Hammond whirls and irresistible go go rhythms not only changed my life but far more influential music types too.

    In From The Cold, their fourth LP, originally released on Stiff subsidiary Countdown, was the band’s swan song. It’s not difficult to see why. Live gigs were already incendiary affairs. Graham picked up his guitar amp and speakers and chucked them at James at one gig at the Clarendon in London. Another time he slammed down his guitar and stormed off stage leaving the rest of the band twiddling their thumbs at the Escape Club in Brighton. Being holed up in a studio with producer Troy Tate for a whole five months, an exceedingly long time in Prisoners’ terms, (previous albums had taken a mere three days to put down) only led to further outbreaks of internecine tension and rivalry.

    By the time of the album’s release, Stiff were on the verge of going bust. The LP was available for just two weeks. After the initial pressing sold out there was no money left to press up any more. As a result few got to hear what would in many circles be hailed the Prisoners’ finest moment. That is until now with this fabulous reissue of the original LP plus five bonus tracks. Along with Dean Rudland’s informative sleeve notes and photos from the time, we get cuts like Mourn My Health, Deceiving Eye and Wish The Rain, which showcase Day’s whisky-sodden lyrical intensity. Laced with melancholia, despair and sheer hopelessness, they tear at the heart strings. The album’s closer: Main Title Theme (The Lesser Evil) is a dark, brooding instrumental up there with John Barry’s Ipcress File soundtrack and a hint at where James Taylor would be heading with his quartet after the band’s demise, while the infectious All You Gotta Do Is Say, co-written with Graham’s girlfriend Fay Hallam (of fellow Countdown act Makin’ Time), could have given the Prisoners the hit single they so rightly deserved.

    As for the bonus tracks included here, we get the band’s delicious 1986 single, Whenever I’m Gone plus its B-sides Promised Land and Grave Digger, and culled from Rare And Unissued, a compilation of demos and rarities on Hangman records from 1988, are the tracks Happiness For Once and the magnificent Pop Star Party. The latter’s lyrics lambasted Stiff Records but it was the few seconds silence during the song’s intro that caused a stir. It sounded as if the tape had been broken and hastily glued back together again. Graham, the story went, had been in a fight with the label. Unhappy with the company’s treatment of the group, he had snatched the tape out of Stiff’s owner Dave Robinson’s hands and run off with it. Sadly, this wasn’t true – the track had simply been mastered over leader tape – but it helps shed light on a group who, despite having an extremely intelligent songsmith in Day and arguably the most effusive and soulful white vocalist since Marriott and Winwood, never quite managed to make it.

  • Wells Houston - The Joe Meek Story Vol.3 – The Complete (Käytetty CD)

    10,00
  • Beyond The Beatles 1964-66-0

    Pete Best Combo - Beyond The Beatles 1964-66 (Käytetty CD)

    13,00
  • Various - Pye International Story 2CD (Käytetty CD)

    10,00

    Melkoinen sekamelska.

  • Same + 2 bonus tracks-0

    Heavy Trash - Same + 2 bonus tracks (Käytetty CD)

    30,00

    ”Heavy Trash, the band and the album, is a collaboration between Jon Spencer and Matt Verta-Ray. In their day jobs they are purveyors of punk-blues in Blues Explosion and Speedball Baby, respectively. Anyone expecting their collaboration to sound much like either of their groups is in for a bit of a jolt. Not that it is a million miles from the sounds they are known for since you still get Spencer’s instantly recognizable yelping vocals as well as loads of exciting, stripped-down and hooky songs that carry quite a punch. What is different is that they are working the rockabilly and early rock side of the street. Tracks like ”The Loveless,” ”Dark Hair’d Rider” and ”This Day Is Mine” kick up some serious duck-tailed dust, ”The Hump” and ”Justine Alright” are crazed handclapping, shouted chorus rockers, and the hip-shaking ”Gatorade” sounds like it was recorded at a party in Hasil Adkins’ backyard. The tracks that scale back the excitement are very good too; ”Fix These Blues” is a pedal-steeled country ballad, ”Take My Hand,” a doo-wopping lament complete with a spoken interlude and ”Under the Waves,” a moody, highly arranged murder ballad that might be the best track on the album. Only ”Mr. K.I.A.” doesn’t work, as it brings in some hip-hop influences and is too repetitive and, well, modern-sounding. Spencer is in top form throughout, dropping hilarious asides, hiccupping and whooping, crooning and howling like an unholy blend of Elvis, Gene Vincent and Lux Interior. He and Verta-Ray create a sound that is warm, rich and live, layering acoustic and electric guitars, percussion and Christina Campenella’s sultry backing vocals into a rollicking, thrilling modern rockabilly record that puts everyone who has attempted such an enterprise since Songs the Lord Taught Us to shame. So many times with side projects like this the parting words are ”don’t quit your day job,” in this case both men could easily do so because Heavy Trash is just as good if not better than their main projects. ~ Tim Sendra, All Music Guide”

  • Your favourite position is on your knees -0

    Reverend Beat-Man & The Church of Herpes - Your favourite position is on your knees (Käytetty CD)

    10,00

    Reverend beat-man is back for the 2nd album with something unusual Industrial Analogue Electro meets Gospel and Trash Rock’n’Roll.. one of the Most Bizarre and scarry record of all time, imagin you drive trou church in a horror movie ride

  • Whiplash-0

    Speedball Jr. - Whiplash (Käytetty CD)

    10,00
  • Friends-0

    Arhoolies - Friends (Käytetty CD)

    10,00
  • Pulp-A-Mandrilla-0

    Brillantina`s - Pulp-A-Mandrilla (CD)

    10,00

    Surf instrumental matskua espaniasta.

  • Bug Bite Daddy-0

    Chardiet Simon - Bug Bite Daddy (Käytetty CD)

    10,00
  • Beyond The Beach -0

    Various - Beyond The Beach (Käytetty CD)

    10,00
  • Can't Stop Rockin'-0

    Sleepwalkers - Can’t Stop Rockin’ (Käytetty CD)

    10,00
  • Live At The BBC 2CD-0

    The Beatles - Live At The BBC 2CD (Käytetty CD)

    10,00
  • Same-0

    Black Mambas - Same (Käytetty CD)

    10,00

    Frantic punk-rock’n’roll from LA, think 1st wave punk with a rock’n’roll attitude says Reb Kennedy.They have a Rolling Stones-meets-Iggy and The Stooges way about them. Very bluesy side of the Stones vibe, with an edge of garage…I’m playin ”Baby I’ll Give It You,” ”Bulldog,” and ”Teenage Letter.” — Rodney Bingenheimer to L.A Weekly”

  • Born Bad Volume 6-0

    Various - Born Bad Volume 6 (Käytetty CD)

    10,00

    Songs We Taught To Cramps!

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    Screaming Eric! - Freak Show! (Käytetty CD)

    5,00
  • The Complete Motorcycle Collection-60265

    Hondells - The Complete Motorcycle Collection (Käytetty CD)

    10,00

    1964-1966 recordings

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    Hentchmen - Ultra Hentch (Käytetty CD)

    10,00
  • The Songs Of Leiber & Stoller-0

    Various - The Songs Of Leiber & Stoller (Käytetty CD)

    10,00
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    Defectors - Baby Gimme Love (Käytetty CD)

    10,00
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    Cosmic Ballroom - Rock`n`Roll Overdose (Käytetty CD)

    10,00
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    Curlee Wurlee - She`s A Pest (Käytetty CD)

    10,00
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