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    Nesmith Michael - Different Drum – The Lost RCA Victor Recordings (2LP) (LP)

    35,00

    Blue smoke vinyl.

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    Booker T. & the MG's - The Complete Stax Singles Vol. 2 (1968-1974) (2LP) (LP)

    35,00

    Red vinyl pressing. Gatefold sleeve.

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    Honey & The Bees - Love (LP)

    30,00

    Honey coloured vinyl.

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    Troy Doris - Just One Look (Emerald Green) (LP)

    25,00

    (Indie Exclusive, Colored Vinyl, Yellow). FIRST EVER LP REISSUE.

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    Clark Guy - Live From Austin, TX (2LP) (LP)

    25,00

    180gm double vinyl LP pressing.

    New West Records is proud to reissue this superb title in the Live From Austin, TX performance series on remastered 180g double vinyl. Guy Clark is the quintessential Texas songwriter, and considering the company he’s in, that’s saying a lot. That’s why this 1989 performance is a priceless treasure. It contains all the classics, from ”LA freeway” and ”Desperados Waiting for a Train” to ”Texas Cookin'” and ”Homegrown Tomatoes,” plus a wrenching version of good pal Townes Van Zandt’s ”To Live Is To Fly.”

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    Reed Lula - Blue and Moody (LP)

    22,00

    Rare 1958 KING albumi uusintapainoksena!

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    Lewis Jerry Lee - Live From Austin TX 2LP (180 gram) (LP)

    25,00

    No tulihan tämäkin sitten vihdoinkin virallisena vinyylinä. Legendaarinen konsertti v. 1983.

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    Remains - A Session With The Remains (LP)

    22,00

    NOW ON LIMITED EDITION TRANSLUCENT GOLD COLORED VINYL!!

    Ever wish you could travel back in time and be in the thick of the 1960s rock explosion? Well, until an actual TARDIS is perfected, this album is the next best thing. Recorded in the wee hours of May 26, 1966, A Session with the Remains is a no-holds barred romp through their club set, captured live-to-tape in Capitol Records’ studios. Recorded as an audition for the label, the albums seethes and snarls, twists and shouts, rocks and rolls and generally embodies the force of nature that was the Remains. Performing a mix of originals and current hits, the band is in command at every step, rocking one minute and pausing to kibitz between songs the next. In attempting to describe this album, reviewers have used words like “blazing,” “explosive,” “delirious”…but honestly, none of these descriptions comes close to what is contained in the grooves. It’s like trying to tell a stranger ‘bout rock & roll, ya know? All you really need to do is listen. After all, one guitar lick is worth a thousand words.This BLAZING, EXPLOSIVE, DELIRIOUS album was painstakingly sourced from the one-and-only original two-track analog mono master tape and wrestled onto high-quality vinyl and compact disc for your review. I’d like to thank you on behalf of the group and Sundazed for listening and I hope they pass YOUR audition! Also available on compact disc! ”A religious totem of all that was manic and marvelous about mid-’60s pop” – Rolling Stone Magazine”Blazing through a mix of originals and covers, the Remains explode in a torrent melody, searing guitar leads and furious drumming. This quartet’s ability to play with such delirious abandon yet still nail the tunes’ sharp hooks and abundant vocal harmonies marks it as one of rock’s more talented and incendiary units” – Chicago Tribune

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    Catalinas - Fun Fun Fun (LP)

    22,00

    The first wave of the surf music explosion spawned countless short-lived bands and one-shot studio projects. Many of those projects were quickly forgotten, but a handful have continued to inspire hushed reverence among surf aficionados. The latter category includes the Catalinas’ lone album, originally released in 1964 and out of print for more than four decades. An all-star studio supergroup featuring legendary producer Terry Melcher, future Beach Boy Bruce Johnston and fabled Wrecking Crew members Hal Blaine, Jerry Cole, Steve Douglas, Leon Russell, Billy Strange and Tommy Tedesco, the Catalinas lived up to their impressive pedigree. In addition to rarely-heard tunes penned by Bobby Darin and a pre-Byrds Roger McGuinn, the album features potent versions of such surf and hot rod classics as “Surfin’ U.S.A.,” “Wipe Out,” “Banzai Washout,” “I Get Around” and “Summer Means Fun.” Long a rare collector’s item, Fun Fun Fun is now back in its original vinyl format, remastered from the original analog tapes and pressed on high-definition vinyl, with complete original cover art.

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    Haggard Merle - Live From Austin, TX ’78

    24,00

    When he stepped onto the Austin City Limits stage for the very first time on that brisk January day in 1978, Merle Haggard was at the top of his game. It had been over a decade since his first national hit, “Sing A Sad Song,” and not that long after “Okie from Muskogee” had firmly planted his music in the public consciousness. He had already been declared “Entertainer of the Year” by both the Country Music Awards and Academy of Country Music – in the same year (1970). He had just released A Tribute to the Best Damn Fiddle Player in the World (Or My Salute to Bob Wills), which sparked a revival of interest in western swing. And with his band, The Strangers, it’s no stretch to say that he had the best live show in country music of his day.

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    Town Mountain - Lines in the Levee (Orange Vinyl, Autographed) (LP)

    22,00

    Hailing from Asheville, North Carolina, Town Mountain is the sum of all its vast and intricate influences — this bastion of alt-country rebellion and honky-tonk attitude pushed through the hardscrabble Southern Appalachian lens of its origin.

    With their latest album, Lines in the Levee, Town Mountain creates a collage of sound and scope within the same template of freedom found in the round-robin fashion of the musical institution that is The Band — a solidarity also found in the incendiary live shows Town Mountain is now revered for from coast-to-coast, this devil-may-care gang of strings and swagger.

    Recorded at Ronnie’s Place (part of the Sound Stage Studios) on Music Row in the heart of Nashville, Lines in the Levee is a bona fide workshop in the seamless blend of Americana, country, bluegrass and folk roots — this crossroads of deep influences and cultivated visions each member of Town Mountain brings to the table.

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    Candy And The Kisses - The Scepter Sessions (LP)

    25,00
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    Vincent Gene - Live At Town Hall Party 1958/59 (LP)

    20,00

    Following in the footsteps of our ultra-cool Johnny Cash Town Hall Party LPs, we’re back with three more live-in-the-studio sessions from ’58-’59, featuring Gene Vincent, Eddie Cochran and Merle Travis. Taken from Tex Ritter’s legendary Town Hall Party television series, our LPs capture rockabilly legends Gene Vincent, Eddie Cochran and guitar-picking icon Merle Travis at the absolute top of their games, each playing incredible live material-and never before released on vinyl. If you missed the TV coverage more than 45 years ago, here’s your chance to breathe in the sweet magic of these historic sessions.

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    Syndicate of Sound - Little Girl (LP)

    20,00

    ”Little Girl,” the Syndicate Of Sound’s swaggering top ten single from the summer of 1966 was a song that defined, if not a generation, at least a genre. We present the world’s first reissue of the original Syndicate album – with four killer non-LP single sides added, unseen photos, new notes culled from interviews with the Syndicate, and more! ”The rockin’est little punkadelic band ever to come out of San Jose, this ’60s quintet is remembered for its sole hit, ’Little Girl.’ But they should have been contenders – all of the tracks here rock like hell.” – Pulse Magazine Also available on compact disc!”.. one of the most solid LPs by a ’60s garage band…” – Ugly Things

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    Barnes George And His Octet - Guitar In Velvet (Blue) (LP)

    22,00

    Masterfully plush guitar textures! This colorful collection spotlights guitar virtuoso Barnes and his octet’s tremendous technique, astounding agility, tender touch, and impressive improvisations across a dozen pieces that run the gamut of musical emotions. Gaiety, romance, melancholia, and more are expressively explored in this first-ever reissue of brilliant, gem-like jazz.

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    Everly Brothers - The Songs Of The (2LP) (LP)

    25,00

    A Sundazed deluxe, gatefold double-LP collection of 36 amazing Everly-composed selections, recorded as publishing demos during the Brothers’ tenure at Cadence Records.

    At the peak of their abilities both as performers and writers—most tracks feature only the Everly’s voices and guitars. Hear familiar songs like “Maybe Tomorrow” and “When Will I Be Loved” near their genesis, along with many other strong works in the sweet romantic style in which the brothers specialized.

    Sundazed is proud to present the world’s first-ever vinyl collection of these historic, legendary recordings!

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    We the People - Too Much Noise (Coloured) (LP)

    20,00

    Occasionally we have a little extra fun with our vinyl and will spontaneously create a short run of existing records on cool colored vinyl! Garage fans agree: We The People’s raging, tough-as-nails punk tracks “Mirror of Your Mind” and “You Burn Me Up and Down” rate among the era’s best. But believe it or not this band was capable of even more. Along with the above two hammer-down classics, Too Much Noise collates everything the seminal—and surprisingly diverse—Central Florida outfit cut for the Challenge label during the band’s mid-’60s heyday, including the raga-rock fave “In the Past” (covered by the Chocolate Watchband) and the tender folk-rock ballad “(You Are) The Color of Love.” Sourced from the original analog masters, here are We the People’s three scarce and essential Challenge single sides plus material recorded for the label but unreleased at the time—all of it in raw, skull-crushing fidelity on CD and high-definition vinyl. Tracks on this release also appear on the following compilation :Garage Beat ’66 Vol. 6: Speak of the Devil… CD

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    Uniques - Uniquely Yours (LP)

    20,00

    A decade before he was topping the country charts, Joe Stampley fronted one of the deep south’s most legendary and rockin’ ’60s combos, the Uniques. Once signed to Shreveport, Louisiana-based Paula Records, the Uniques made waves nationally on their very first release, “Not Too Long Ago.” That pop classic (faithfully/recently covered by Nick Lowe) is just one of many highlights of their ’66 debut LP, Uniquely Yours. According to the master tape, this record was originally going to be tagged The Uniques in Action; a shelved album title that could not have been more apt. Finally reissued (and in fabulous mono, to boot), this is southern rock ’n’ soul at its finest; a real mélange of styles that swings wildly from deep-fried garage rock, frenzied frat-beat, infectious Stampley-penned pop, and gorgeously soulful ballads. From Presley and Gene Vincent to any Justice label ’60s garage band worth mentioning, southerners have always littered their LPs with this latter fare. But when it comes to delivering a soulful ballad, Joe Stampley is up there with the very best of ’em. Uniquely Yours includes the group’s all-time biggest regional hit, a cover of Art Neville’s “All These Things” (in its original mix, unadorned by string overdubs) and a “Georgia (On My Mind)” that simply blows away all other white boy soul renditions. But make no mistake, this is a largely uptempo set marked by the ferocious punk pace of “You Ain’t Tuff,” updated rockabilly funkiness of “Fast Way of Living,” blistering guitar workouts like “Strange,” plus some of the best damned covers ever waxed. For a positively unique album experience, Sundazed includes the classy period sleeve design from the original Paula release.

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    Adrian and the Sunsets - Breakthrough (Colored Vinyl) (LP)

    20,00

    High-Flyin’ Surf Rock From Southern California on 180 Gram Multi-Colored Vinyl! Adrian Lloyd and his backing band The Sunsets were still teenagers when they recorded this highly-prized slab of pure California surf-rock. Long desired amongst collectors both for its brand of high-energy, drum-driven rock ‘n’ roll and for the crazy swirly vinyl it was pressed on, Breakthrough is a prime example of a genre that still excites fans of early ‘60s music. Featuring the should-have-been-a-hit title track and many other almost-classics, Adrian Lloyd’s high flyin’ slab is an essential part of any surf-rock collection. Now Sundazed brings this long-out-of-print album to you the way you want it -— pressed on swirly colored vinyl, with brand new liner notes by John Blair, author of The Illustrated Discography of Surf Music, 1961-1965, and featuring an abundance of great bonus tracks including the hard to find single “She Treats Me Better Than You” and the killer unreleased tracks “Drums In Orbit” and “On Moonlight Bay.” Plus, the CD brings you even more treats, including the highly-desired single “Lorna” and the unreleased track “Mersey Girl”. This Sundazed issue of Breakthrough is destined to be just as sought after by collectors!

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    Various - Ain’t It Hard! Garage & Psych from Viva Records (LP)

    20,00

    The short-lived Viva Records label was one wildly eclectic outfit. Helmed by hitmaker Snuff Garrett, this Los Angeles-based imprint targeted the teen marketplace with a series of extraordinary garage / psych / pop singles. The label’s command of popular styles prevailed across these Top 40 hopefuls, ranging from the stomping beat of the Shindogs to the psych-fuzz nirvana of the Sound Sandwich. And there’s Class of ’66 garage-grunge from the Wailers and the Second Helping (yes, that’s a teenage Kenny Loggins howling at the moon on the positively snarling Let Me In,” among other selections). With a supporting cast led by Leon Russell and J.J. Cale and bolstered with choice Snuff Garrett Productions like Gypsy Trips and Sunday Servants, Ain’t It Hard! stands as an essential anthology of Sunset Strip sixties sounds!”

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    Lucky Peppers - Easier Said Than Done (LP)

    12,50

    Great rockin blues band from France.

    Geoffrey Lucky Pepper – Guitar, lead vocal, backing vocals
    JP Cardot – Piano
    Julien Lacombe – Basse
    Rémi Puglisi – Drums, backing vocals

    Record, Mix, Mastering : Albert Milauchian

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    Pagan Dead - The One Of The Black Goat Skin (LP)

    10,00

    PAGAN DEAD FROM UTAH (USA) WERE BORN DURING THE AMERICAN PSYCHOBILLY BOOM OF THE 2000, THEY RELEASED 3 ALBUMS IN THEIR CAREER AND THEN SPLIT UP, THE BAND ALWAYS TOOK A LOOK ON THE HARDEST SIDE OF PSYCHOBILLY MUSICALLY AND EXTREME HORROR THEMES FROM CLASSIC HORROR TORWARD OCULTISM, BEING INFLUENCED BY BLACK METAL BANDS, MORE OBVIOUSLY REACHING PEAK ON THIS ALBUM, THEIR THIRD.

    WITH ”THE ONE OF THE BLACK GOAT SKIN” THE BAND REALLY CAPTURED THE MIX OF BOTH STYLES, HARD PSYCHOBILLY AND THE METAL ELEMENT, FEATURING AN EXTRA GUITARRIST AND A PROPER PRODUCTION THAT THEY LACKED IN THEIR FIRST 2 WORKS.

    THEY CAME OUT WITH AN ALBUM THAT COULD BE DEFINED AS A CROSSOVER BETWEEN ASMODEUS AND DARK THRONE.
    THE ALBUM WAS ORIGINALLY RELEASED BY THE BAND THEMSELVES AS A CD, THE RECORDING HAS ALL BEEN SPECIALLY REMASTERED FOR VINYL FROM ORIGINAL SOURCES IMPROVING A LOT THE ORIGINAL RESULT.

    ”THE ONE OF THE BLACK GOAT SKIN” COMES OPUT IN A SPECIAL ULTRA LIMITED EDITION OF 100 COPIES, INCLUDING COOL INSIDE OUT COVER WITH REVAMPED ARTWORK AND INSERT WITH LYRICS, ETC…

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    Raters - Mad Green Dogs (ltd. purple) (LP)

    19,90

    Stompin’ Psychobilly band from Mallorca, Spain with a great female singer!

    100 copies made! Incl. a cover version of Billie Eilish!

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    Asmodeus - Live And Loud! LP (ltd. green) (LP)

    19,90

    Live in Amsterdam, 2005!!! 100 copies on green vinyl!

    Including poster

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    Trashmen - The Best Of (Colored) (LP)

    25,00

    The Trashmen’s defining moment, 1963’s ”Surfin’ Bird,” is perhaps the ultimate lightning-in-a-bottle record. Their first true studio recording, it captures the group’s interminable energy and mastery of live performance. But it also is the culmination of spirit and experiment that turned it into something new and, from the perspective of 50 years, unique.

    This collection shows them to be variously a first-rate surf band, a great protopunk outfit, solid rockers with the raw essence of the earliest originators of the sound, and adept enough to work in some comedy and country. This scope of ability and interest is probably the true basis of the band’s following now. But ”Surfin’ Bird” has more tenacity than other bands’ entire better-performing catalogs, and with it, the Trashmen created a work that is arguably today the most relevant release from that storied decade.

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    Presley Elvis - Aloha From Hawaii Via Satellite Deluxe Edition 2LP

    29,00

    2LP – including highlights from the Aloha boxset!

    Uudelleen miksattuna ja paremmilla VINYYLI soundeilla kuin koskaan. ILMESTYY 1.08.2023

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    Gallagher Rory - Deuce (50th Anniversary Edition) 3LP (LP)

    33,00

    Rory Gallagher – ”Deuce (50th Anniversary)” – 50th-anniversary reissue of Rory Gallagher’s 1971 sophomore solo album, Deuces. The 3 LP set includes a new mix of the original album, plus a cutdown of previously unreleased alternate takes and 7 session tracks from Germany’s Radio Bremen.

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    Hunter James - The Hard Way (LP)

    20,00

    Upea! Mahtava albumi James Hunterilta aka Howlin Wilfiltä. VARASTO LÖYTÖ!!

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    JP Harris' Dreadful Wind & Rain - Don’t You Marry No Railroad Man (LP)

    19,90

    JP Harris has a secret: his name is actually ”Squash.” Long before Harris became a well regarded honky-tonker, he used his childhood nickname while playing archaic ”old-time” American tunes at underground fiddlers’ gatherings, engrossed in this punkish folk music world. Don’t You Marry No Railroad Man, his debut recording of traditional music under the moniker JP Harris’ Dreadful Wind and Rain, features ten tracks spanning the breadth of American old-time repertoire. Harris wades between ancient ballads that traveled from the British Isles to Appalachia like ”Barbry Ellen,” to droning banjo ditties such as Hobart Smith’s entrancing ”Last Chance,” here played on one of Harris’ coveted homemade banjos. Harris also works as a serious carpenter which adds a unique authenticity to his versions of the classic ”House Carpenter” and lesser known ”The Little Carpenter.” Alongside Harris’ haunting vocals, the album prominently features the low-tuned fiddle and harmony singing of his longtime friend and Old Crow Medicine Show member Chance McCoy, who produced the record at his West Virginia studio in an old barn. On this sparse and arresting recording, Harris isn’t mining his roots as a marketing pitch, he has the chops to back it up. In fact, this collection of songs made him who he is today. Welcome home ”Squash.”

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    Neanderthals - The Modern Stone-Age Family (Grey) (LP)

    25,00

    Since first bursting on the rock’n’roll scene in 1994, there has been much speculation about the origins, identity, and the possible hidden agenda of the cave beat combo, The Neanderthals. Were they actual prehistoric hominids brought to modern times through means unknown? This version of Modern Stone-Age Family includes a favorite from their ritualistic live performances: the sphere smearing “Ballbuster Baby,” available on vinyl here for the first time!

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