Lot 71QUEEN-A DAY AT THE RACES-1975-FIRST PRESS UK-EMI-NMINT/NMINT

COCKER, JOE NIGHT CALLS-1991-FIRST PRESS EEC-CAPITOL- 068-7588981. Original znametitaya album COCKER. In Europe received the status from gold to platinum. ...more

LENNON, JOHN & YOKO ONO-DOUBLE FANTASY-1980-FIRST UK PRESS-GEFFEN room K99131. Rare British original significant album in ierarhii rock music. The last work of John before death. ...more

DOORS-AN AMERICAN PRAYER JIM MORRISON-1978-FIRST PRESS USA-ELEKTRA-5E-502. Rare original complete set (booklet). An American Prayer is the ninth and final Studio album by American rock band the Doors, released in November 1978. An American Prayer — a collection of poems, poems and stories performed by the leader of the group — Jim Morrison, under which planted the musical rhythmic Foundation. The CD was released seven years after the death of Morrison and five years after the collapse of The Doors. ...more

QUEEN-THE WORKS-1984-FIRST GERMANY PRESS-EMI-1C064-2400141. Rare German original. The Works is the eleventh Studio album by British rock band Queen, released on 27 February 1984. The album became a kind of return to roots. After a failed attempt to release a dance album, the group understands that people want the old Queen with a powerful hard fast numbers (Now I'm Here, Dead On Time, Tie Your Mother Down), lyrical ballads (Love Of My Life, Jealousy), hard-rock ballads in the spirit of "waving flag" (We Are The Champions, In The Lap Of The Gods), Opera mnogogolovy (The Prothet''s Song, Somebody To Love) and metal quick strikes (Stone Cold Crazy Let Me Entertain You). As mentioned Brian may, The Works is "A Night At The Opera" with several strokes from The Game. The Works gave the world two great hit songs: "Radio Ga Ga" and "I Want to Break Free". The album went double platinum and was sold over five million copies. ...more

SECOND HAND-DEATH MAY BE YOUR SANTA CLAUS-1971-FIRST PRESS FRANCE-2C062-92660. A very rare French original of the second album of the top progressive British band Second Hand. In 1970, they recorded their second studio album, Death May Be Your Santa Claus, at Mushroom Studios and invited Second Hand to release their album there. The album was released in April 1971 with a supporting single titled "Funeral", featuring "Hangin' On An Eyelid " (track 2 from the album) as the B-side. This album was much more successful than the previous one, using a heavy symphonic rock style that clearly influenced the vocal style of Arthur Brown(Rob Elliott was a big fan of them). ...more