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THIN LIZZY - THIN LIZZY - Early Years At The BBC 1971-1973 - EU Open Mind Limited Press - LISTEN - VERY RAREprice: 120,00 PLN / 30,00 EUR
Released in a beautiful, gatefold, laminated sleeve (with two nice, large photos inside), a single European, nearly hour-long vinyl, LIMITED TO 500 COPIES, containing excellent-sounding recordings made for British radio in 1971-1973, that is, in the period of the first three albums, with guitarist Eric Bell. The first side contains recordings made almost live in the studio (including a 6-minute, long version of "Whisky In The Jar"), while the second part is a 30-minute, thrilling show for a small audience, with a brilliant version of "The Rocker" and an early version of "Suicide". The sound quality is sensational! The 180-gram black vinyl is perfectly pressed! A must! NEW, not shrink-wrapped. -
THIN LIZZY - THIN LIZZY - Vagabonds Of The Western World - 50th Anniversary Deluxe (2LP) - EU Expanded Limited Pressprice: 230,00 PLN / 57,50 EUR
The band's third album, featuring, among others, "Whiskey In The Jar" and the superb, crushing "The Rocker". Anniversary edition with an additional vinyl containing alternative versions of the tracks. -
THIN LIZZY - THIN LIZZY - Vagabonds Of The Western World - 50th Anniversary Deluxe (3CD + Blu-Ray) - EU Expanded Limited Editionprice: 350,00 PLN / 87,50 EUR
The band's third album, featuring, among others, "Whiskey In The Jar" and the superb, crushing "The Rocker". Anniversary edition with two additional CDs containing tracks from radio sessions and alternative versions, and a Blu-ray. -
TIGER B. SMITH (see also: Second Life) - TIGER B. SMITH - Tiger Rock - EU Ethelion Limited Press - LISTEN - VERY RAREprice: 110,00 PLN / 27,50 EUR
A German band, previously operating as Second Life. Veeery heavy, solid, hard rock sound with elements of blues, plenty of improvisation. A very nice record! 2024 edition, in a single, laminated sleeve, unsealed. Highly recommended! (JL) -
TIME (YU) - Time - Time (1st Album) - Croatia Recordsprice: 150,00 PLN / 37,50 EUR
This is the debut album, from 1972, of the Yugoslav group Time – one of the most important progressive rock bands in the region. The sound is extended and ambitious – long compositions, changing tempos, Hammond organ parts and the expressive vocal of the band's leader, who was Dado Topić. Time were often compared to Western prog rock groups of the early 70s, such as Deep Purple or Blood, Sweat & Tears (although they retained their own, Balkan character). An anniversary edition, new and sealed. -
TRIADE - TRIADE - 1998: La Storia Di Sabazio - ITA ORANGE VINYL Limited Press - LISTENprice: 180,00 PLN / 45,00 EUR
A classic, progressive, conceptual album with a decidedly organ-led sound. A limited 2020 reissue, on orange vinyl. -
TRIP - TRIP - Time Of Change (LP+CD) - ITA BLUE VINYL Press - LISTENprice: 160,00 PLN / 40,00 EUR
The band's fourth studio album. The lyrics refer to mythology, and the music shows even more influence of classical music and jazz. 2017 Italian edition, on blue vinyl, with an additional CD. -
TROWER, ROBIN (see also: Procol Harum) - ROBIN TROWER - Twice Removed From Yesterday - CANADIAN Chrysalis ('green') 1973 1st Press - NEAR MINT VINTAGE VINYLprice: 300,00 PLN / 75,00 EUR
ANALOGUE SOUND! A very rare first Canadian edition (from 1973) of the excellent debut album by the Hendrix-fascinated Procol Harum guitarist. Slightly psychedelic and above all rather heavy, bluesy playing in a trio with overdriven guitar. In the mid-70s Trower's trio quite deservedly had the status of a rock star in the USA! Sleeve: EXCELLENT+ / Record: MINT- -
TUCKY BUZZARD (see also: End / Fuzzy Duck) - TUCKY BUZZARD - Complete (5LP) - UK 180g Press - LISTENprice: 600,00 PLN / 150,00 EUR
A set of all the albums by the British hard rock band. -
UFO - UFO - Live In Germany 1973 - FRA Verne Limited Press - LISTEN - VERY RAREprice: 110,00 PLN / 27,50 EUR
A great, limited, 56-minute vinyl containing very rare, archival and in its own way exceptional material recorded by a quartet still searching for its style and scraping along the commercial bottom, in Recklinghausen, Germany (for a few dozen fans) in June 1973, with the then guitarist, the very young Bernie Marsden - later of Wild Turkey, Babe Ruth and above all Whitesnake. It is worth noting the very attractive set of tracks - alongside classics such as "Boogie" or "Prince Kajuku" (both lasting 10 minutes each) the strongly improvising band offered the not widely known "Sixteen" and covers such as Janis Joplin's "Move Over" and "Back To The USA" from the MC5 repertoire. Besides this, it is probably the only concert by the band on which you can hear Phil Mogg yelling at a fan... 'Suck my cock'! Right after that Marsden was replaced by Michael Schenker and, as they say - the rest is history... In addition (at the end of the first side) there is a very rare cover of "Leaving Here" - recorded already with Schenker, in Berlin in November 1973 - almost a year before the release of the album "Phenomenon"! The sound quality of the record (a so-called 'audience recording'), although raw, is really very good - dynamic, quite selective (you can hear all the instruments perfectly) and somewhat better than on the raw versions presented below in the YouTube links. The cover shows probably the only known live photo of the line-up with Marsden! It is not really a record for audiophiles, but for old-school fans of heavy rock - certainly! Highly recommended! Condition: MINT (NEW, UNSEALED) (JL) -
UFO - UFO - Live In Germany 1973 (Recklinghausen + Berlin) - EU On The Air Limited Edition - LISTEN - VERY RAREprice: 60,00 PLN / 15,00 EUR
A great, limited, 80-minute CD containing very rare, archival and in its own way exceptional material. The first, more important in my opinion, part is filled by a 50-minute show (an audience recording, but a very good one!) recorded by the quartet in Recklinghausen, Germany, in June 1973, with the then guitarist, the very young Bernie Marsden - later of Wild Turkey, Babe Ruth, and above all Whitesnake. It is worth noting the very attractive setlist - alongside classics such as "Boogie" or "Prince Kajuku" (both lasting 10 minutes each) the heavily improvising band offered the not widely known "Sixteen" and covers such as "Move Over" (Janis Joplin) and "Back To The USA" (from the repertoire of MC5). The sound quality is really very good - better than on the versions presented below on YouTube. Right afterwards Marsden was replaced by Michael Schenker and, as they say - the rest is history... The second part of this CD is five unique, live recordings lasting nearly 30 minutes (including the very rare cover "Leaving Here", "Move Over" again and the unique, single "Sweet Little Thing") made already with Schenker, in Berlin in November 1973 - nearly a year before the release of the album "Phenomenon"! Highly recommended! -
UFO - UFO - Decca Years - Best Of 1970-1973 (2CD) - GER Repertoire Remastered Editionprice: 85,00 PLN / 21,25 EUR
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URBANIAK, MICHAŁ GROUP - MICHAŁ URBANIAK GROUP – Sound Pieces (3CD) - MIG Music Editionprice: 130,00 PLN / 32,50 EUR
One of the most interesting releases documenting the work of Michał Urbaniak from the period of his European successes in the early 70s. Two studio albums show the artist freely combining jazz, rock, electric music and elements of the avant-garde, with a distinct place for improvisation and modern compositional structures. The real attraction of the set is the complete concert from the Lila Eule club in Bremen from 1972. A careful remaster. -
VARIOUS ARTISTS - VARIOUS ARTISTS - British Hard & Heavy Rock At The BBC 1968-1973 (2LP) - UK Maida Vale / Verne LIMITED Press - LISTEN - VERY RAREprice: 170,00 PLN / 42,50 EUR
Each of the four thematic parts of 'At The BBC' contains 120 minutes of what I consider superb material recorded live by the individual artists (with only very few overdubs) during several-hour sessions at the Maida Vale studios in London. The BBC employed the best British sound engineers, and as a result almost every band recording there sounded sensational - often better and more dynamic than on their records! Besides, many of them played tracks never released on vinyl or sometimes very surprising covers of other artists' recordings. The sound quality is fantastic - simply perfect! Only in a dozen or so cases (out of nearly 130 recordings) were fragments of slightly poorer, but definitely acceptable, quality used. Note! Almost all the recordings have never before appeared on vinyl, and only a few appeared on CDs, and generally with much poorer sound quality! The vast majority of the tracks came from very rare promotional records intended for foreign radio stations. The tracks on them were enriched with short, emotional introductions by the brilliant DJ Brian Matthew, who genuinely added a special flavour to these recordings! I am a great fan of his! In my opinion the stunning gatefold sleeves, with wonderful late 70s designs by Rodney Matthews, contain every detail about the individual recordings: exact recording dates, apt photographs and the line-ups of all the bands, and even short, one-sentence and really spot-on comments assigned to each track. Believe me - you cannot tear yourself away from these records! Please do not suggest to yourself that they are 'some compilations' or products of inferior quality! Hardly anyone will believe me, but as a great fan (and collector) of recordings from the BBC archives, hand on heart I consider these four titles (and especially "Psychedelic Rock" and "British Rock") the best vinyl reissues of the last 10 or 15 years! AN ABSOLUTE MUST!!! NEW, SEALED ........................................ The English text below I received from the publisher. It may be hard to read, but with some concentration it is genuinely very helpful! I especially recommend the short comments! ........................ Limited to 500 copies, double black vinyl edition released in beautiful cover with cool pictures and line ups of ALL bands inside the gatefold. This splendid, 120 minute/26 tracks collection (a real labour of love) not only offers an exeptional and often superior renditions of a tracks familiar through the band's original vinyl output, but also a plenty of cracking performances that they never recorded outside the BBC Maida Vale studios. During the 60s and early 70s the BBC was committed to air a substantial amount of live music within its radio broadcasting and as a result, hundreds of popular or less-known British artists were employed to fill that standards. BBC Transcription Service used some of these sessions for promotional-only albums pressed on a weekly basis (supposedly in a quantity of 100 copies) and destined for radio stations all over the world. It was a vinyl LP with yellow-green record labels, housed in a rather plain, yellow sleeve and filled with paper sheets with song titles, time durations and a running order for the show. Most of the tracks included on this release came from long-running 'Top Of The Pops' compilation series (unconnected to the popular TV show) and short-lived 'Pick Up The Pops For Your D.J.’ LP releases, which took radio performances mostly from the prime pop shows of the time like 'Top Gear', 'Saturday Club', 'Sounds Of The Seveties', that aired live and specifically recorded music. All tracks were also adorned with a fresh commentary from (now legendary) DJ Brian Matthew. Aside from BBC promotional discs, in a very few, fully justified cases an unique, home taped, off-air recordings (expertly remastered and restored and marked below as *) were used. The inner gatefold features a band photos and specific line ups. ALMOST ALL TRACKS PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED ON VINYL!.... SIDE 1: (29:27) 1. Gun - Race With The Devil 3.27 (Gurvitz) Recorded on 8th November 1968. Crushing 'live in studio' version - in perfect sound quality at last. No brass section! 2. Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich - Mr. Soul 3.07 (Young) Recorded on 10th September 1968. Surprisingly heavy cover version of the Buffalo Springfield classic. Truly killer track! 3. Jeff Beck - Sweet Black Angel 4.40 (King) Recorded on 17th September 1968. B.B. King cover. Unreleased radio version of slow heavy blues in Led Zeppelin vein. 4. Edgar Broughton Band - Why Can't Somebody Love Me 4.06 (R. E. Broughton) Recorded on 27th January 1969. Hendrix meets Captain Beefheart and Arthur Brown. It was 6 months before debut LP. 5. Gun - Sunshine 2.54 (Gurvitz) Recorded on 8th November 1968. Another Gun's radio performance without brass section. Much better than LP version. 6. Edgar Broughton Band - For What We Are About To Receive 4.32 (R. E. Broughton/S. Broughton) Recorded on 27th January 1969. An excellent, Hendrix-inspired instrumental track exclusive to that radio broadcast. 7. Episode Six - I Am A Cloud 1.55 (Gillan/Tacon) Recorded in April 1969. Ian Gillan and Roger Glover 3 months before joining Deep Purple. A weird stuff! 8. Griffin - What A Day It's Been 4.45 (Bell/Gibson/Craddock/Kirtley/White) Recorded on 21st October 1969. A totally forgotten great band in Spooky Tooth vein with one 7" and BBC broadcast. SIDE 2: (29:06) 1. The Glass Menagerie - Do You Ever Think 3.31 (Stonebridge/Kendall/Medley/Atkinson) Recorded on 21st April 1969. A superb early hard rock with future Toe Fat, Paladin and Mogul Thrash members. 2. Juicy Lucy - Nadine 3.54 (Berry) Recorded on 29th December 1969. Chuck Berry cover. This performance is much heavier and better than LP version. 3. Humble Pie - Big Black Dog 4.30 (Marriott/Frampton/Ridley/Shirley) Recorded on 27th July 1970. Quite heavy and very good track (in Free vein) originally released as a single A's. 4. Trapeze - Medusa 4.16 (Hughes) Recorded on 1st July 1970. A superb trio with Glenn Hughes and Dave Holland. Slightly shorter radio version 5. Humble Pie - Rollin' Stone 4.49 (Morganfield) Recorded on 1st March 1971. Muddy Waters cover. Another great radio broadcast of the track from their 4th album. 6. Sunburst - Cheese Wire 4.12 (Cross) Recorded on 7th January 1971. Unreleased heavy instrumental by unknown band led by ex-T2 guitarist Keith Cross. 7. Savoy Brown - Street Corner Talking 3.58 (Simmonds) Recorded on 25th January 1971. Truly unique BBC radio performance with temporary vocalist Peter 'Scott' Ainsworth. SIDE 3: (29:57) 1. Mick Abrahams Band - Seasons 12.50 (Abrahams) Recorded on 25th November 1970. Ex-Jethro Tull/Blodwyn Pig guitarist. A raw, early version without Hammond organ! 2. Bronco - Well Anyhow 6.04 (Roden/Pasternak/Gammond/Robinson/Blunt) Recorded on 28th January 1971. A splendid version of the best track this very fine band ever recorded! Sheer beauty! 3. Groundhogs - Eccentric Man 6.11 (McPhee) Recorded on 29th March 1971. Extended, more powerful and better produced version of the track from their 3rd LP. 4. Mott The Hoople - Moon Upstairs 4.52 (Hunter/Ralphs) Recorded on 25th October 1971. Slightly rawer and little faster performance of the best song from 'Brain Capers' LP. SIDE 4: (29:28) 1. Sweet - Done Me Wrong All Right 2.43 (Connolly/Tucker/Priest/Scott) Recorded on 15th May 1971. An excellent and very heavy track originally released as a B-side of 'Co-Co' single. 2. Stray - Sister Mary 3.05 (Bromham) Recorded on 15th September 1971. Truly upgraded, much more dynamic radio version of a track from the band's 3rd LP. 3. Paladin - Give Me Your Hand 5.59 (Solley) Recorded on 14th July 1971. A hard prog band partly similar to Uriah Heep. Radio version of their best track ever! 4. Natural Gas - How Long Were You There 3.56 (Sinclair/Dale) Recorded on 18th October 1971. An unknown, but very good band similar to Leaf Hound, without any record output. 5. Peace - Heartbreaker 5.58 (Rodgers) Recorded on 30th November 1971. An unique version of this future Free classic done by Paul Rodgers with his new trio. 6. Thin Lizzy - Suicide 4.02 (Lynott) Recorded on 14th November 1972. Radio performance with early lyrics - some 3 years before their 'Fighting' LP release. 7. Patto - Loud Green Song 3.41 (Halsall/Patto) Recorded on 12th February 1973. The heaviest track in history of that cool, progressive band. A little weird, but great! -
VARIOUS ARTISTS - VARIOUS ARTISTS (UK prog) - A Game For All Who Know - H&F Recordings Box (5CD BOX) - UK Grapefruit Edition - LISTEN - LAST COPYprice: 200,00 PLN / 50,00 EUR
Between 1968 and 1974, amateur songwriters, musicians and home taping enthusiasts Peter Howell and John Ferdinando – aka H & F Recordings – retreated to their makeshift home studio in East Sussex to mastermind a series of privately-issued albums that were attributed to semi-fictitious groups such as Ithaca and Agincourt. "A Game For All Who Know: The H & F Recordings Box" gathers together all four albums and adds an unreleased-at-the-time fifth, the Friends LP Fragile, which was abandoned at acetate stage after Howell accepted an invitation in 1974 to join the BBC Radiophonic Workshop on a full-time basis. Taken from the original master tapes, and with a lavish booklet that features a new 7000-word essay on their activities, fresh interview quotes and previously unpublished photos, A Game For All Who Know constitutes the final, definitive word on a fascinating and hugely collectable body of work. -
VARIOUS ARTISTS - VARIOUS ARTISTS - Nice: An Anthology Of Peter Eden Productions Featuring The Crocheted Doughnut Ring, The Fingers, Bill Fay, Clive Palmer And Others - UK Tenth Planet Limited 190g Press - LAST COPYprice: 200,00 PLN / 50,00 EUR
A compilation limited to a thousand numbered copies. -
VARIOUS ARTISTS - VARIOUS ARTISTS - Reading Festival 73 - UK GM Records 1973 1st Press - EXCELLENT VINTAGE VINYLprice: 200,00 PLN / 50,00 EUR
ANALOGUE SOUND! Very rare first British release (from 1973) of an excellent album containing excerpts from the Marquee Reading Festival 1973, featuring, among others, Rory Gallagher, Greenslade, Status Quo and The Faces. Matt sleeve: EXCELLENT- / Record: EXCELLENT+ -
VARIOUS ARTISTS - VARIOUS ARTISTS - Strangers In The Room - A Journey Through The British Folk-Rock Scene 1967-73 (3CD BOX) - UK Grapefruit Editionprice: 140,00 PLN / 35,00 EUR
A three-disc set containing tracks by British folk-rock artists, both those known from the charts and those with only demo recordings to their name. "Strangers In The Room" also includes several previously unreleased pieces, among others by Fresh Maggots and Gerry Rafferty. -
VARIOUS ARTISTS - VARIOUS ARTISTS - Wind Of Change - Progressive Sounds Of 1973 (4CD BOX) - UK Esoteric Remastered Edition - LISTENprice: 220,00 PLN / 55,00 EUR
A four-disc box set containing an extraordinary cross-section of broadly understood progressive rock from 1973. Five hours of music from such artists as Kevin Ayers, Edgar Broughton Band, Budgie, Camel, Caravan, Curved Air, Electric Light Orchestra, Emerson Lake & Palmer, Family, Gong, Greenslade, Hawkwind, Help Yourself, Manfred Mann's Earth Band, PFM, Pink Fairies, Procol Harum, Nektar, Anthony Phillips, Rare Bird, Renaissance, Al Stewart, Traffic, Darryl Way's Wolf or Yes. (MU) -
VARIOUS ARTISTS - JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR - Original Motion Picture Sound Track Album (2CD)price: 80,00 PLN / 20,00 EUR
The soundtrack to the film version of the musical. -
VARIOUS ARTISTS - VARIOUS ARTISTS - Bubblerock Is Here To Stay! - British Pop Explosion 1970-73 (3CD) - UK Grapefruit Edition - LISTENprice: 130,00 PLN / 32,50 EUR
A three-disc set from 2020, containing recordings by glam British artists, from 1970-1973. Inside is a 40-page booklet. -
VARIOUS ARTISTS - VARIOUS ARTISTS - Bubblerock Is Here To Stay! Volume Two - British Pop Explosion 1970-73 (3CD) - UK Grapefruit Edition - LISTENprice: 130,00 PLN / 32,50 EUR
The second part of the compilation presenting recordings by glam and near-glam British artists, from 1970-1973. This time it includes, among others, Slade's first single recorded for a major label, Brotherhood Of Man's anthem "United We Stand", Lieutenant Pigeon's hit "Mouldy Old Dough" - on CD for the first time, tracks by Lynsey de Paul, Gilbert O'Sullivan, Middle Of The Road, The Pipkins, Greyhound, Judge Dread, Marmalade and Blue Mink. Representatives of the late-sixties underground, trying to record a hit single, also appear (Fairfield Parlour, Velvet Opera). (MU) -
VARIOUS ARTISTS - VARIOUS ARTISTS - Come Join My Orchestra - British Baroque Pop Sound 1967-73 (3CD) - UK Grapefruit - LISTENprice: 140,00 PLN / 35,00 EUR
A three-disc set covering the years of the emergence of British baroque pop and its integration with a wide range of genres. -
VARIOUS ARTISTS - VARIOUS ARTISTS - High In The Morning - British Progressive Pop Sounds Of 1973 (3CD) - UK Grapefruit Edition - LISTENprice: 140,00 PLN / 35,00 EUR
A three-disc set containing an overview of the British music scene of 1973. The artists include Roxy Music, Mott The Hoople, Manfred Mann's Earthband, Faces, Status Quo, Medicine Head, Nazareth, Kevin Ayers, Al Stewart, Kevin Coyne, Hawkwind, Pink Fairies, Arthur Brown's Kingdom Come. The whole thing in a rigid box, with an attractive, richly illustrated 48-page booklet. Highly recommended! (MU)
