I've Had Enough/ Deliver Your Children [Parlophone R6020], 1978.'A'sided demo, not for sale [demo has been crossed out]. Record in NM condition.

The Bee Gees album 'Trafalgar' Polydor 2383 052, released in 1971. The record is in EX- condition as are the labels, all of which are clean and bright. The gatefold sleeve is in EX- condition with just a little edge wear, mainly on the corners.

David Bowie - Subway [Flat Records Flat 8211], unoffical release, live recording from 1974, released late 70's. The record is in NM- condition as are the white labels, the single stickered B&W front sleeve, is very clean, but does have a little rip at the top middle right.

Alice Cooper, 'Schools Out' original 1972 release, green label Warner Bros K56007. Fold out sleeve, which is in NM condition, un-opened 'desk legs', very good rounded corners, stunning sleeve. the record is in EX- condition, with showing a few light marks, the labels again in EX+ condition with no rips or writing.

Ekseption 3 [Phillips 6423005] 1970, UK issue, dark blue label. Both record and sleeve are in EX+ condition.

Genesis first UK released album, From Genesis to Revelation, re-issue, [Decca SKL 4990], boxed Decca blue label, record in NM condition and sleeve in EX condition, c/w insert. Stereo, very rare album

Home - Pause for a Hoarse Horse [CBS 64356] UK issue, 1971, record in EX condition as is the gatefold sleeve

THE ALCHEMIST [CBS 65550] 1973, UK issue, orange label. The record is in NM- condition and the gatefold sleeve is in EX- condition.

IN THE WAKE OF POSEIDON [ISLAND ILPS-9127] Pink, 'i' logo label 1st press, 1970. Gatefold sleeve is a little worn, but still in EX+ condition, as for the record this is in EX- condition, as is the label, overall a very bright and clean 1st press copy

Led Zeppelin, Led Zeppelin 3 - original UK 1st pressing [Atlantic Deluxe 2401 002] 1970, Gatefold rotating wheel sleeve, with red/maroon label. The gatefold sleeve is in EX- condition, the wheel is in tacted and spinning, a little wear to the edges and corners, has a round stickered track listing label struck on the inside middle right of the sleeve. It also has a small scuff on the rear sleeve at the top, and shows a little aging. The record is in a good VG+ condition, with just a couple of light marks and inner sleeve scuffs. the labels are very bright and clean and in EX+ condition. The record has 'Do What Thou Wilt' in the run-off groove, as well as being credited to Peter Grant as Executive Producer, and the cat. number is 2401002 and without a break in the numbering, all making this a 1st press.

Led Zeppelin, Physical Graffiti [Swan Song SSK 89400] UK 1975, two LP set, c/w inner and die-cut outer sleeve. Both records are in EX+ condition, with just a couple of very light marks, still very bright and clean as are the labels. The inner sleeves and inner sleeve cover are all in NM condition, as is the die-cut outer sleeve. One of the best examples of this classic record that we have seen. This looks to be a 2nd press 1975 issue, but still an early pressing.

Led Zeppelin, 'Whole Lotta Love/ Living Loving Maid (She's Just A Woman)' [Atlantic ATL 70.409] 1969 original German release, but with rare 2nd issue picture sleeve with the advert on the reverse showing first two LZ album covers. The sleeve is in a VG+ condition, with a little crease at he top opening, but also the inner flip has split down the seem, but this does not take anything away from the over look of the cover. The record is in EX+ condition with just showing a little wear.

Pink Floyd - Ummagumma, original UK 1st pressing, 1969 Harvest SHDW 1/2 stereo, 2 LP set, gatefold sleeve. The records are in EX+ condition, showing some play, with a few very light marks, but nothing major, still bright and clean. The labels are bright and clean and are in NM condition, no EMI logo on the labels. The gatefold sleeve is again clean, bright and in EX+ condition, a little wear on the corners and on the opening, and a little ring wear on the inside sleeves.

Queen - It's A Hard Life/ Is This The World We Created, 12" picture disc from 1984 [EMI 12 QUEENP3], the picture disc is in EX+ condition.

Queen - Queen, self titled 1st album from 1973 [EMI Records EMC 3006] the record is in NM condition, as are the labels, the sleeve is also in NM- condition, with very little edge and corner wear, a stunning copy.

FUTURE MANAGEMENT/ LAUGH OR CRY [EMI 5157] 1981, rare 7" single in NM condition.

Queen - Sheer Heart Attack, [EMI Records EMC 3061] 1975, the record is in EX+ condition, the labels are in NM- condition, as is the sleeve. the lyric inner sleeve is in EX+ condition. Getting harder to find a EX copy of this classic album.

Soft Machine 'Third' [CBS 66246] 1970, gatefold sleeve, two LP set, both records and sleeve are in EX- condition

IN MY CHAIR/ GERDUNDULA [PYE 7N 17998] Original UK issue c/w the rare picture sleeve, 1970. The sleeve is a little worn on the edges and some pen marks on the wording on the front, in VG+ condition, record is in VG condition and on a blue Pye label.

Tyrannosaurus Rex, [Marc Bolan] - A Beard of Stars, original red stereo Regal Zonophone [SLRZ 1013] 1970 release. The record is in EX condition, with just a few light marks, but still very bright and clean. The labels are both in NM- condition with no markings or writting. The sleeve is in a EX- condition, a little tied, and showing it age on the corners, the edges and the opening.

You Can All Join In Various Artists LP [Island IWPS 2] Stereo 1969, pink rim palm tree label, Record and sleeve are both in EX condition

Mike Westbrook's Metropolis on the RCA Neon label, NE10, this original album was released in 1972. The record is in EX- condition, with just a few light marks, the labels are in NM- condition. Both the record and the labels are bright and very clean. the gatefold sleeve is in VG+ condition, with a bit of wearing around the edges and corners, and does have the words '£2-15p' writen on the front, but crossed out.

The Who - Live At Leeds, [Track Records 2406 001] 1970, matrix numbers A1/B1, 1st pressing with the black 'stamped' writting on the front of the gatefold sleeve. The record is in VG+ condition, with a few very light marks, but nothing nasty. The labels are blue on white and are in NM condition, both the record and the labels are bright and clean. The gatefold sleeve is a little worn to the spine edge, and a little discoloured around the edges with age, [as they all do,with this type of brown card sleeve]. The insert are in EX+ condition, all 12 inserts are included, this also includes the very rare 1st press poster 'Tuesday At The Marquee' -  This is the rare 1st press of this classic album.

Zygoat - Electrophon, Polydor Records 2383270, original UK issue from 1974. The record is in EX condition, very bright and clean but does have a little scruff on side 1, the labels are also very clean and bright and in NM condition. The textured sleeve is in NM condition, again very bright and clean.