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BAKER GURVITZ ARMY (see also: Gun / Cream) - BAKER GURVITZ ARMY - Neon Lights - Broadcasts 1975 (3CD+2DVD BOX) - UK Esoteric Remastered Edition - LISTENprice: 210,00 PLN / 52,50 EUR
A 2024 box set containing the band's recordings made for radio and television in 1975. CD1: a concert for BBC Radio One at the Paris Theatre in London, previously partly released on "Stereo Pop Special-104", CD2 and CD3: a performance for Radio Trent, 21 October at the Kings Hall in Derby, previously released as "Live In Derby '75". DVD1: a performance for the programmes "Old Grey Whistle Test" (7 February) and "In Concert", DVD2: a concert for Radio Bremen's programme "Musikladen", previously on the records "Musikladen" and "Live 1975". Everything in a rigid box, with a 16-page booklet inside. (MU) -
BARCLAY JAMES HARVEST - BARCLAY JAMES HARVEST - Time Honoured Ghosts (CD+DVD) - UK Esoteric Remastered Edition - LISTENprice: 90,00 PLN / 22,50 EUR
Another excellent item in this British band's discography. Almost without a weak moment, with the wonderful (a little Procol Harum-like) "Beyond The Grave"! 2021 edition remastered from the original tapes, with one bonus track, and also (on an additional DVD) with a 5.1 Surround Mix And New 96 kHz/24-bit Stereo. Highly recommended! -
BE-BOP DELUXE (see also: Astral Navigations) - BE-BOP DELUXE - Futurama +5 (2CD) - UK Esoteric Remastered Expanded - LISTENprice: 90,00 PLN / 22,50 EUR
The second album - just as good as the debut. Great guitar parts! The second CD has a new stereo mix. -
BIGLIETTO PER L'INFERNO - BIGLIETTO PER L'INFERNO - Il Tempo Della Semina - Unreleased 1975 2nd Album - Italian Pressprice: 130,00 PLN / 32,50 EUR
Italian edition in a laminated gatefold sleeve of the second album, recorded in 1975 and unfortunately not released in its day, by one of the most important progressive formations from Italy! The music on this album resembles the recordings from the sensational debut and is almost its equal! Recommended! -
BIGLIETTO PER L'INFERNO - BIGLIETTO PER L'INFERNO - Il Tempo Della Semina - Unreleased 2nd Album - ITA Card Sleeve Edition - LISTENprice: 75,00 PLN / 18,75 EUR
An Italian edition of the second album, recorded in 1975 and unfortunately unreleased at the time, by one of the most important progressive bands from Italy! The music on this album resembles the recordings from the sensational debut and is almost not inferior to them! Recommended! -
BIRTH CONTROL - BIRTH CONTROL - Plastic People - GER Repertoire Remastered Editionprice: 65,00 PLN / 16,25 EUR
The last classic album in the discography, although I preferred the sound of the organ to the synthesizers that dominate here. (JL) -
BLACK SABBATH - BLACK SABBATH - Sabotage - EU Remastered Digipack Editionprice: 70,00 PLN / 17,50 EUR
The sixth in the group's career, a fantastic (though still somewhat underrated) album containing, among others, "Symptom Of The Universe" and the 8-minute "The Writ". A MUST! (JL) -
BLACK SABBATH - BLACK SABBATH – Sabotage (5 LP) - Super Deluxe BMG Remastered Editionprice: 500,00 PLN / 125,00 EUR
A luxurious, five-record edition where, alongside the remastered studio album, there is a complete concert from the North American Sabotage Tour 1975, a replica of the 1975 tour programme, a 40-page book, a tour poster, photographs, graphics and notes. -
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BLACK SABBATH - BLACK SABBATH - Live In Asbury Park 1975 (2LP) - FRA Verne Limited Press - LISTEN - VERY RAREprice: 200,00 PLN / 50,00 EUR
OUT OF PRINT! LAST COPY! A limited, double, absolutely stunning black vinyl released (like all the double editions from Verne Records) in a very attractive, single sleeve and containing a 100-minute show recorded in New Jersey (for the famous American radio station King Biscuit Flower Hour) at the start of the tour promoting the LP 'Sabotage'! What more is there to say... Ozzy was in form, the band played very precisely and improvised a great deal (especially in the fantastic, 14-minute "Instrumental Jam"), and the setlist is a dream! This show is fairly widely regarded by fans as the best Black Sabbath concert of their career! Please forget the catalogue "Live At Last" (1973) or "Live Evil" (1982)! Asbury Park blows them out of the water! The sound quality is stunning (a real wall of sound) - the whole was mixed for the radio and it is hard to imagine a better recording of a mid-70s concert... An absolute must! -
BLACK SHEEP (see also: Foreigner) - BLACK SHEEP - Black Sheep - LISTEN - VERY RAREprice: 60,00 PLN / 15,00 EUR
The first record by an American hard rock band whose vocalist was Lou Gramm, later known from Foreigner. -
BLACK SHEEP (see also: Foreigner) - BLACK SHEEP - Encouraging Words - LISTEN - VERY RAREprice: 60,00 PLN / 15,00 EUR
The second and last record by an American hard rock band whose vocalist was Lou Gramm, later known from Foreigner. -
BLACKFOOT (see also: Lynyrd Skynyrd) - BLACKFOOT - No Reservations +2 - EU Walhalla Edition - LISTEN - VERY RAREprice: 60,00 PLN / 15,00 EUR
Released in 1975, the debut album by an American band playing heavy, bluesy rock and inspired by the first Lynyrd Skynyrd album. Additionally two tracks which unfortunately come from another band of the same name. Highly recommended! (JL) -
BLACKFOOT (see also: Lynyrd Skynyrd) - BLACKFOOT - No Reservations +2 - US Crossroad Expanded Edition - LISTEN - VERY RAREprice: 60,00 PLN / 15,00 EUR
Released in 1975, the debut album by an American band playing heavy, bluesy rock and inspired by the first Lynyrd Skynyrd album. Highly recommended! (JL) Plus two tracks which unfortunately come from another band of the same name. -
BLUE EFFECT (Modry Efekt) - BLUE EFFECT / MODRY EFEKT - Modry Efekt A Radim Hladik - KRAY Editionprice: 80,00 PLN / 20,00 EUR
"This Prague-based band, founded in November 1968, is in my humble opinion the best and certainly the most versatile rock band ever formed in Czechoslovakia and also - now it will be somewhat controversial - in the whole Eastern Bloc! Led by the excellent Radim Hladík - without doubt the most outstanding guitarist in that part of Europe (also playing electric organ, flute and sitar), the band initially consisted of vocalist Vladimír J. Mišík, who also played organ, second guitarist Miloš Svoboda, bassist Jiří Kozel and the exquisite drummer Vlado Čech. It is worth knowing that Hladik had earlier played in the popular group The Matadors, in which Mišík also briefly appeared. (...) At the end of 1974, Supraphon/Artia (already with a light orange Supraphon sticker on the record) released, for export to the 'fraternal countries', the LP A Benefit Of Radim Hladík - a completely instrumental album decorated with a colour photo of Hladík playing a gold Gibson and, interestingly - credited to The Blue Effect! Already in 1975 an identical one reached Czech shops, though released in a completely changed, somewhat abstract sleeve (looking like another album by the Hungarian group Locomotiv GT...) and enriched with a 4-page insert with photos and lyrics - the LP Modrý Efekt & Radim Hladík mentioned a page earlier. It's clear that our Radim decided to promote his own name, and that never leads to anything good - especially in the opinion of the other band members... It is worth adding that flautist Jiří Stivín and electric piano player Martin Kratochvíl - by then the lone leader of Jazz Q - took part as guests in the recording of the record. Apart from the sleeve and title, the only difference from the export version was the swapping of tracks 2 and 3 on the first side. So we are taking up the Czech edition with the locomotive... The first side was opened by the as much as 10-minute Boty (Shoes) - being another, hardly changed, version of the piece Je Třeba Obout Boty A Pak Dlouho Jít (One Must First Put On Shoes And Then Walk) - known from Nová Syntéza 2. I admit that, devoid of vocals and orchestra, but played with more bite (though containing a beautiful, delicate flute solo by Jiří and that Santana-like guitar solo) and at times decidedly hard rock, this, all in all original, version appealed to me more! The next piece was a beautiful, ballad-rock number based on a recurring, very melodic theme created by weeping and wailing electric guitars layered over one another at various intervals, Čajovna (Tea-Room), probably the most popular piece among the band's fans, combining the style of romantic Peter Green with my beloved Wishbone Ash from the period of the LP Argus. Apparently it was precisely because of this piece that the record was held back for nearly 2 years! But why? Because of censorship? After all it's an instrumental... The third piece on the record was Skládanka (Jigsaw Puzzle), played in fairly broken rhythms, full of sudden turns, improvised - lasting 6 minutes, a very intense composition in which, alongside Hladík and Semelka playing their parts, Stivín led the way, playing crazy and almost frenzied sounds on flute. A certain moment of respite was Ztráty A Nálezy (Lost-And-Found), recalling the very early work of Jan Akkerman with the group Focus - a little over 5 minutes, all in all a very pretty piece, although the melodic line of this one, long guitar solo could have been more polished... The last recording on the LP Modrý Efekt & Radim Hladík and A Benefit Of Radim Hladík was the 12-and-a-half-minute Hypertenze (Hypertension), based initially on a catchy guitar lick (as if taken from a Mountain album) and dominated by the style of early, that is still pleasant to the ear, jazz-fusion. The main role was played here by the highly intricate sounds of electric guitar, played at great speed, Stivín's saxophone and Kratochvíl's electric piano, although I much preferred the breathy, much calmer middle moment that followed straight afterwards, after which came a nicely twisted bass part played at rocket tempo, while the whole was summed up by a slowly building, restless coda, again recalling the melodies of the group Focus." REVIEW BY JACEK LEŚNIEWSKI FROM A BOOK ON ROCK FROM THE FORMER EASTERN BLOC, BEGUN BUT ABANDONED AFTER HALF A YEAR (2021). -
BLUE EFFECT (Modry Efekt) - BLUE EFFECT / MODRY EFEKT - Modry Efekt A Radim Hladik - CZECH Supraphon 2024 Pressprice: 150,00 PLN / 37,50 EUR
A new 2024 reissue. "This Prague-based band, founded in November 1968, is in my humble opinion the best and certainly the most versatile rock band ever formed in Czechoslovakia and also - now it will be somewhat controversial - in the whole Eastern Bloc! Led by the excellent Radim Hladík - without doubt the most outstanding guitarist in that part of Europe (also playing electric organ, flute and sitar), the band initially consisted of vocalist Vladimír J. Mišík, who also played organ, second guitarist Miloš Svoboda, bassist Jiří Kozel and the exquisite drummer Vlado Čech. It is worth knowing that Hladik had earlier played in the popular group The Matadors, in which Mišík also briefly appeared. (...) At the end of 1974, Supraphon/Artia (already with a light orange Supraphon sticker on the record) released, for export to the 'fraternal countries', the LP A Benefit Of Radim Hladík - a completely instrumental album decorated with a colour photo of Hladík playing a gold Gibson and, interestingly - credited to The Blue Effect! Already in 1975 an identical one reached Czech shops, though released in a completely changed, somewhat abstract sleeve (looking like another album by the Hungarian group Locomotiv GT...) and enriched with a 4-page insert with photos and lyrics - the LP Modrý Efekt & Radim Hladík mentioned a page earlier. It's clear that our Radim decided to promote his own name, and that never leads to anything good - especially in the opinion of the other band members... It is worth adding that flautist Jiří Stivín and electric piano player Martin Kratochvíl - by then the lone leader of Jazz Q - took part as guests in the recording of the record. Apart from the sleeve and title, the only difference from the export version was the swapping of tracks 2 and 3 on the first side. So we are taking up the Czech edition with the locomotive... The first side was opened by the as much as 10-minute Boty (Shoes) - being another, hardly changed, version of the piece Je Třeba Obout Boty A Pak Dlouho Jít (One Must First Put On Shoes And Then Walk) - known from Nová Syntéza 2. I admit that, devoid of vocals and orchestra, but played with more bite (though containing a beautiful, delicate flute solo by Jiří and that Santana-like guitar solo) and at times decidedly hard rock, this, all in all original, version appealed to me more! The next piece was a beautiful, ballad-rock number based on a recurring, very melodic theme created by weeping and wailing electric guitars layered over one another at various intervals, Čajovna (Tea-Room), probably the most popular piece among the band's fans, combining the style of romantic Peter Green with my beloved Wishbone Ash from the period of the LP Argus. Apparently it was precisely because of this piece that the record was held back for nearly 2 years! But why? Because of censorship? After all it's an instrumental... The third piece on the record was Skládanka (Jigsaw Puzzle), played in fairly broken rhythms, full of sudden turns, improvised - lasting 6 minutes, a very intense composition in which, alongside Hladík and Semelka playing their parts, Stivín led the way, playing crazy and almost frenzied sounds on flute. A certain moment of respite was Ztráty A Nálezy (Lost-And-Found), recalling the very early work of Jan Akkerman with the group Focus - a little over 5 minutes, all in all a very pretty piece, although the melodic line of this one, long guitar solo could have been more polished... The last recording on the LP Modrý Efekt & Radim Hladík and A Benefit Of Radim Hladík was the 12-and-a-half-minute Hypertenze (Hypertension), based initially on a catchy guitar lick (as if taken from a Mountain album) and dominated by the style of early, that is still pleasant to the ear, jazz-fusion. The main role was played here by the highly intricate sounds of electric guitar, played at great speed, Stivín's saxophone and Kratochvíl's electric piano, although I much preferred the breathy, much calmer middle moment that followed straight afterwards, after which came a nicely twisted bass part played at rocket tempo, while the whole was summed up by a slowly building, restless coda, again recalling the melodies of the group Focus." REVIEW BY JACEK LEŚNIEWSKI FROM A BOOK ON ROCK FROM THE FORMER EASTERN BLOC, BEGUN BUT ABANDONED AFTER HALF A YEAR (2021). -
BLUE OYSTER CULT (see also: Stalk-Forrest Group) - BLUE OYSTER CULT - On Your Feet Or On Your Knees - EU Music On CD Edition - LISTENprice: 70,00 PLN / 17,50 EUR
A CD containing material from the sensational, double (on vinyl), live album summing up the band's first and best period. Plenty of heavyish, guitar-driven, at times even progressive playing with influences of blues/boogie. A MUST! (JL) -
BLUE OYSTER CULT (see also: Stalk-Forrest Group) - BLUE OYSTER CULT - On Your Feet Or On Your Knees - US Edition - LISTENprice: 55,00 PLN / 13,75 EUR
A CD containing material from the sensational, double (on vinyl), live album summing up the first and best period of the band's work. Plenty of somewhat heavy, guitar-driven, at moments even progressive playing with blues/boogie influences. A MUST! -
BOLTON IRON MAIDEN - BOLTON IRON MAIDEN - Maiden Flight - SPA Sommor Press - LISTENprice: 145,00 PLN / 36,25 EUR
Bolton Iron Maiden were a group active in 1970-1976, inspired by Led Zeppelin, Cream, Free, Groundhogs or Andromeda. Their music combined blues, hard rock and progressive elements. They built a fairly strong reputation by supporting bands such as UFO, Bedlam, Caravan and Thin Lizzy. They broke up after the death of guitarist Ian Boulton-Smith, who died of cancer. In 2005 the band's drummer, Paul T.J. O'Neill, revived interest in BIM by releasing the albums "Maiden Flight" (in 2005) and "Boulton Rides Again" (two years later), compilations of studio and live recordings. The proceeds from these albums were donated to organisations fighting cancer. After consultations with the better-known Iron Maiden and their manager Rod Smallwood, the band adopted the name Bolton Iron Maiden, to avoid confusion. Released in 2025 by the Spanish label Sommor, on vinyl for the first time, "Maiden Flight" contains previously unreleased studio recordings from 1972 and raw live recordings from (around) 1975. An edition on black vinyl, with an insert included. -
BRINSLEY SCHWARZ (see also: Kippington Lodge) - BRINSLEY SCHWARZ - Thinking Back - Anthology 1970-1975 (7CD BOX) - UK Lemon Editionprice: 240,00 PLN / 60,00 EUR
A seven-disc anthology of the British band counted among the movement known as 'pub rock'. It contains all their albums: "Brinsley Schwarz" and "Despite It All" from 1970, "Silver Pistol" and "Nervous On The Road" from 1972, "Please Don't Ever Change" from 1973, "New Favourites Of Brinsley Schwarz" from 1974 and "It's All Over Now", recorded in 1975 but released only in 1988. Each disc has bonus tracks added in the form of live and previously unreleased recordings, as well as those released under other names. Everything in a rigid box, with a 30-page booklet. (MU) -
BROKEN GLASS (see also: Chicken Shack) - BROKEN GLASS - Broken Glass - EU Edition - VERY RAREprice: 60,00 PLN / 15,00 EUR
A blues-rock band founded by guitarist Stan Webb (ex-Chicken Shack) and guitarist/vocalist Miller Anderson (ex-Keef Hartley Band/Hemlock), whose line-up additionally included, among others, a (third) guitarist, Robbie Blunt (ex-Bronco), and drummer Mac Poole (ex-Warhorse). -
BUCHANAN, ROY - ROY BUCHANAN - Live Stock / A Street Called Straight (1975-76) - UK BGOprice: 75,00 PLN / 18,75 EUR
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BUDGIE - BUDGIE - Best Of Budgie - GER MCA 1976 1st Press - EXCELLENT PLUS VINTAGE VINYLprice: 300,00 PLN / 75,00 EUR
ANALOGUE SOUND! The first German pressing of a compilation containing tracks from 1973-1975. It includes, among others, a rare version of "Breadfan" containing an excerpt from a Winston Churchill speech from 1942. Sleeve: EX / Record: MINT- -
BUDGIE - BUDGIE - Bandolier +4 - UK Noteworthy Expanded Edition - LISTENprice: 100,00 PLN / 25,00 EUR
Released in 1975, the fifth album - in the opinion of many the last magical record by this Welsh heavy rock band. The album includes several fantastic numbers, such as "Napoleon Bona Part", "Breaking All The House Rules" and "I Can't See My Feelings" (covered years later by Iron Maiden). The remastered British edition includes some very nice bonuses, among them the single "Honey" (from 1975), "Who Do You Want For Love" played live on BBC TV (1975) and two live tracks from 1980. A MUST! (JL)
