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LP Record LP, Salford Skyline Orange Vinyl.

LP Record The legendary Weezer make their vinyl debut once again Weezer have only recently released their new studio album, "White Album", and now there's sensational news for all Weezer fans, especially the fanatical vinyl collectors. In 2016, the alternative rock icons from Los Angeles are re-releasing their first six studio albums on 180g heavyweight vinyl. "Weezer (Blue Album)" is the band's debut. It was originally released in 1994. The album features a total of ten songs, including famous classics like "Buddy Holly" and "Say It Ain't So". It was recorded at Electric Lady Studios with producer Ric Ocasek. During the recording sessions, guitarist Jason Cropper left the band and was replaced by Brian Bell, who remains part of Weezer to this day.

LP Record nothing, nowhere. is the musical project of singer, songwriter and guitarist Joe Mulherin. His new album "Void Eternal" is arguably the boldest of his career to date. The twelve songs describe a journey into darkness that nothing, nowhere. is determined to fully explore. "Void Eternal" was recorded in a studio that nothing, nowhere. built himself, a renovated barn overlooking the Vermont woods. The album was mostly recorded in seclusion, with only former Counterparts guitarist Blake Hardman, engineer Brody McKeegan, producer Taylor Morgan, and a few other close friends invited. The new record also includes the previously released singles "Cyan1de" with Pete Wentz from Fall Out Boy and "M1sery_Syndrome" feat.

LP Record In 1977, Television released their debut album "Marquee Moon". Although it sold fewer than 80,000 copies in the US and barely broke the top thirty in the UK, it is widely regarded as one of the seminal albums of the punk era. F. Schöler's review in Stereo 3/88: "The oft-imitated masterpiece of the American new wave of rock, finally in a fitting transfer." "'Marquee Moon' is a solid collection of angst-ridden songs, but the searching guitar work and the sharp, unsettling tone make it indelible. The title track is a true tour de force: 'Marquee Moon' forges a spiritual connection between Allman Brothers-style virtuosity and Velvet Underground introspection. There is nothing else quite like it in rock."

LP Record Early in their career, The Doors played in a small, unassuming club called the Matrix, owned by Marty Balin of Jefferson Airplane. Back then, the rule was that bands from L.A. had to play at the Matrix when they came to San Francisco – as a 'tax' and a tribute to the bands that built the local scene. The Doors willingly obliged, and co-owner Peter Abram recorded two of the band's performances on 7th and 10th March 1967. The set includes The Doors' soon-to-be-popular cover 'Gloria' and blues favourites like 'Alabama Song (Whisky Bar)', which would come to define their influence and sound as they worked on originals like 'Break on Through (To The Other Side)'.

LP Record 77 is the debut album from David Byrne and his bandmates. "With this record, The Talking Heads were ahead of their time, yet still managed to sound strangely familiar. And that's what makes "Talking Heads: 77" a groundbreaking and one of the best albums of the decade." (mariastacks.de)

LP Record The Stooges' 1970 album, Fun House, is considered a classic of the punk rock genre. It was the band's second album and is known for its raw and aggressive sound. The album was produced by John Cale and is regarded as one of his finest productions.

LP Record LP, 180g gatefold embossed sleeve, 180g vinyl limited deluxe edition.

LP Record LP, EP 12" single coloured bleach custom marble vinyl.

LP Record DS2, also known as "Dirty Sprite 2", is a studio album by the American rapper Future, released on 17th July 2015 via A1 Recordings, Freebandz and Epic Records. It serves as a sequel to his 2011 mixtape "Dirty Sprite". The album's production was handled by Metro Boomin, Southside, Sonny Digital and Zaytoven, among others. DS2 features a dark, trap-influenced sound with lyrical themes revolving around drug use, street life and personal relationships.

LP Record A blast from the past: it’s almost exactly a year since PTM frontman John Gourley found himself in New York on Danger Mouse's doorstep in the spring of 2012. With a total of six studio albums in six years, non-stop touring around the globe, including a famous tour supporting The Black Keys, and stops at renowned festivals like Coachella, Bonnaroo, and Lollapalooza – up until that point, Portugal. The Man had been the walking embodiment of DIY rock. But when they finally started work on their seventh album, Gourley came to the only logical conclusion: that the most successful and artistically satisfying work would still be good old-fashioned collaboration.

LP Record The Cure, the undisputed leaders of the early gothic scene and a pivotal band in the birth of British post-punk, recorded their debut album Three Imaginary Boys at Morgan Studios in London, releasing it on 8 May 1979. After almost a full year of gigging in 1977, the band renamed themselves The Cure and, after parting ways with Porl Thompson, changed their line-up to an unusual power trio. This line-up only lasted for the first album, which was unique for its essentially minimalist sound. In 1978, the three (imaginary?) boys soon signed with Chris Parry's Fiction label. What you are holding in your hands is a faithful reissue of the original British pressing.

LP Record Frank Sinatra once said that when he came home, he listened to Nat King Cole to relax. There's probably no better way to enjoy Nat King Cole classics like "Mona Lisa", "Let There Be Love", and "Unforgettable" than with this 3-LP platinum collection on cool white vinyl.

LP Record The concert highlight on vinyl: Leonard Cohen's concert album "Live In London" is available again on a total of three LPs in 2018. The live recording was originally released on 31 March 2009. The recording was made at a concert on 17 July 2008 at London's O2 Arena. Around 20000 fans came to see the Canadian singer-songwriter perform live. Before the tour, Cohen hadn't been on stage for almost 15 years, having taken a long break in a Buddhist monastery, among other things. During this legendary evening in London, he played a total of 26 songs, including classics like "Hallelujah", "Who By Fire", "The Future", "Democracy", "Winter Lady", "Suzanne", "Take This Waltz" and many more.

LP Record LP, clear vinyl with red splatter. Limited edition.