Lot 53OSBOURNE, OZZY-OZZMOSIS-1995-FIRST PRESS UK/EU/HOLLAND-EPIC-NMINT/NMINT

DYLAN, BOB-DESIRE-1976-FIRST UK PRESS-CBS-S86003. Rare British original in top condition. Desire is the seventeenth Studio album by American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan. Released in January 1976 on Columbia Records. The most famous was opening the album is the song "Hurricane". It is a protest against the conviction of the boxer Rubin Carter, nicknamed "Hurricane", accused in the triple murder. The album received good grades and was on the first position on the Billboard Pop Albums chart for five weeks, becoming one of the biggest albums of Dylan (and having the status of double platinum) and rose to third position in the UK. The album entered first position in the list of albums of the year magazine New Musical Express. ...more

MOORE GARY-BLUES ALIVE (2LP'S)-1993-FIRST UK PRESS-VIRGIN-V2716. Mega rare British limited edition original fully loaded (poster). Blues Alive is a live album by Irish guitarist Gary Moore, released in 1993. The album includes songs recorded during the 1992 various performances as a musician. In the Wake of the surge of interest in the work of a musician from the release of the Blues album "Still Got the Blues" in 1990 and followed him work After Hours, it was decided to release a live album. The records themselves were conducted during the entire world tour 1992. In the end, the musical material of the disc is made up of songs performed at the Universal Amphitheatre Los Angeles (20.05.1992), Paris, Le Zénith (13.06.1992) and London arenas Hammersmith Odeon and the Royal Albert Hall (08.06.1992 and 05.10.1992 respectively). In the accompanying part of The Midnight Blues Band that accompanied Moore's all over the world tour, includes musicians who worked with him on the last two Studio albums. Also on the concerts attended as special guest the famous Blues guitarist albert Collins. Recording of the song "Too Tired" with his participation was included in the final release of the disc. It was the third in a row manifestation of joint creativity — before Collins, in the same capacity, was involved in Still Got the Blues and After Hours. The majority of this live album, couched in a Blues style, made up songs of a similar style disc 1990, 1992 and several cover versions of the classics of this genre of music. Top chat rooms Europe the album was 14 weeks. ...more

ROBERT PLANT & JIMMY PAGE-NO QUARTER (2 LP'S)-1994-FIRST PRESS UK FONTANA 526362-1 Mega rare original two musicians from LED ZEPPELIN. Jimmy page and Robert plant, who became famous as members of the English rock band Led Zeppelin, recorded and toured in the mid 1990-ies as Page and Plant. Together with session musicians they gave in 1994, a few concerts that made up their first album in the new as "No Quarter", which had considerable success, after which they went on a world tour. Then they recorded their second album "Walking into Clarksdale" and did another world tour and at the end of 1998, dismissed the project. The NO QUARTER album went double platinum in the US and the UK. ...more

BG(BORIS GREBENSHIKOV)-RADIO SILENCE-1989-FIRST PRESS UK/EU HOLLAND-CBS-465083-1. Rare original album of Boris Grebenshchikov released in the West. Radio Silence is the debut solo album by Boris Grebenshchikov (BG). Recorded in 1989 in the USA, UK and Canada. The album took 198-th place in hit-parade Billboard 200. ...more

VAUGHAN,STEVIE RAY AND DOUBLE TROUBLE-COULDN'T STAND THE WEATHER-1984-FIRST PRESS UK/EU-HOLLAND-EPIC-EPC25940. Couldn't Stand the Weather is the second Studio album by American Blues rock band Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble . It was released on may 15, 1984 by Epic Records as the continuation of the critical and commercially successful album, 1983 Texas Flood . Recording took place in January 1984 at the power station in new York . Stevie ray Vaughan wrote half the tracks, unable to withstand the weather . The album was ranked number 31 on the Billboard 200 chart, and the video for the song "couldn't Stand the Weather" received regular rotation on MTV . The album received mostly positive reviews, and AllMusic gave it four out of five stars. ...more