Lot 71OSBOURNE, OZZY-ULTIMATE SIN-1986-FIRST PRESS UK-EPIC-NMINT/NMINT

CURVED AIR-AIR CUT-1973 - FIRST UK PRESS-WARNER-K46224. Of The Matrix A-1/B-1 Porky/Pesco. Rare British original art progressive group. ...more

MAYALL, JOHN-THE TURNING POINT-1969-FIRST UK PRESS-POLYDOR-583571, Mega rare British original fully loaded (poster booklet). Album - John mijolla in all respects a turning point, a point of reference. When John Mayall formed another band after the breakup been so diligent in may 1969, he decided that this group will play the music with low volume level - or music without "heavy guitars and drums". Album "the Turning Point" was recorded at the concert, which took place on 12 July 1969 at Fillmore East, new York. Performers the album was John Mayall on vocals, harmonica, slide guitar and a Fender Telecaster, tambourine and percussion; Jon mark on acoustic guitar; Steve Thompson on bass, and johnny almond on tenor and Alto sax, flute and percussion. All songs on the album were written by John Mayol (as well as in collaboration with Steve Thompson). The track "I'm Gonna Fight For You JB" is a tribute to American Blues guitarist George. B. Lenoir who died in 1967 and had a profound influence on John Maiella. The album has only seven songs in 48 minutes. Sometimes they seem too long, but this is only the idea of John to immerse the audience into the atmosphere of soft sounds and rhythms. All things are good and, in principle, Blues, just supply a very unusual and new for that time. Critics highly praised the work. ALLMUSIC gives the album its highest rating -5 stars. ...more

DEEP PURPLE-THE HOUSE OF BLUE LIGHT-1987-FIRST USA PRESS-MERCURY-422831-318-1. Rare American original iconic group. The House of Blue Light is the twelfth Studio album by British rock band Deep Purple and the second, recorded by the reunited "classic lineup" of the group, published in January 1987. In the Soviet Union was released by the record label "Melody" in 1988. The group gathered to record 12 APR 1986 in Massachusetts, USA, but has already finished recording in Vermont. According to Ritchie Blackmore, recording this album was a long and painful process, many tracks had to be rewritten. September 26, 1986 Roger Glover started mixing the album at Union Studios in Munich. It was assumed that all group members will be present at the same time, in order to make the last adjustments, however, the musicians appeared in the Studio, and left with it when they please: the contradiction between group members increased again, especially intense was the old conflict between Ritchie Blackmore and Ian Gillan. So out of all the members of the group only Gillan recorded several smaller parties. Had various disputes over the album, such as title (pace offered to call the album the title of one song — Black and White; also considered options such as The Acid Test, and It's Not That Bad!), by song (challenge the inclusion in the album of the song "Mitzi Dupree"). In connection with the complexities of entry and disputes a test version of the master disk appeared only on 18 December 1986, and, for example in the US, the album was planned (and announced) at the end of October of the same year. Accordingly, the release date of the album was postponed to January 12, 1987. ...more

AC/DC-LET THERE BE ROCK-1977-UK FIRST PRESS-ATLANTIC  K50366 Rare English original. Let There Be Rock is the fourth Studio album by Australian rock band AC/DC. The Australian version of the CD was released in March 1977[2] on the Albert Productions label, in June 1977, on Atlantic Records. The Australian release of the album was cool received by critics and barely entered the Australian Top 20 in the UK -17 place. The album reached the maximum level of sales in the USA and he was awarded double-platinum by the RIAA for selling over 2 million copies, in December 1997. ...more

GOLDEN EARRING-TOGETHER-1972-FIRST HOLLAND PRESS-POLYDOR-2925009. Matrix 1Y 1 670 111/ 2Y 1 670 112.Rare Dutch original of the cult group. Together is the eighth Studio album in the discography of the rock band Golden Earring from the Hague. Together is probably the heaviest album, with the exception of, maybe, Eight Miles High. Even semi-Jangalene clearly very different from the slow tempo of the Blues in favor of heavy rhythmic rock. Following the release of Together Track Records and held several concerts in England in 1973, during which GE has tested my Quad, svyazistam. The band performed at London's Rainbow Theatre, and also appeared in the television program BBC OLd Grey Whistle Test. ...more