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Black Sabbath - Heaven And Hell Sealed 1980 Original Promotional Copy Gold Stamp. "Many Had Left Black Sabbath For Dead By The Time The 80's Swung Around, Their Last Few Albums Had Not Even Come Close To Their Early Work And Ozzy Had Left The Band. But With Ronnie James Dio Replacing Ozzy, Sabbath Produced Their Best Album Since The Early 70's. The Band Sound Re-Energized And Reborn Throughout With Such Brilliant Tracks As The Vicious Album Opener "Neon Knights," The Moody Mid-Paced Epic "Children Of The Sea" And The Title Track Which Features One Of Tony Iommi's Best Guitar Riffs." Top Recommendation....more

Wonder, Stevie - Innervisions 1977 Japanese Original Housed In A Heavy-Duty Textured Gatefold With Obi. An All-Time, 5 Star Classic. LP Appears New, Unplayed. Outstanding Cover Art By Efram Wolff....more

Jobim, Antonio Carlos - Stone Flower Beautiful Laminated Gatefold Original. Features "God And The Devil In The Land Of The Sun." An Intoxicating Album Recorded By Rudy Van Gelder....more

Three O'Clock - Vermillion Rare 1988 Original. A Hard To Find Collectible For Beatnik Beatch And Jellyfish Fans....more

Costello, Elvis - Live @ Riviera Theatre, Chicago 1977. Recorded Live At The Riviera Theatre, Chicago December 2, 1977....more

Costello, Elvis - Armed And Dangerous Recorded Live At The Riviera Theatre, Chicago December 2, 1977. Top Seam Split. Appears Unplayed....more

Lynn, Loretta - Greatest Hits Sealed 1968 Heavy Vinyl Stereo Compilation. These Are All The Songs Which Caught Jack White's Attention. Archival Condition....more

Dead Can Dance - Into The Labyrinth Factory Sealed, Out Of Print 2010 Numbered, Limited Edition 2LP Gatefold. Mastered On Mobile Fidelity’s World-Renowned Mastering System And Pressed At RTI....more

NOFX - Heavy Petting Zoo Sealed 2012 Reissue....more

Green Day - Dookie Sealed 2009 Reissue....more

Firesign Theatre - How Can You Be In Two Places At Once When You're Not Anywhere At All Gatefold Reissue Still In Shrink. LP Appears Virtually Unplayed. “Featuring Better Production Than The Debut Album, Two Places At Once Is A Much Tighter Affair, With Much Happening Throughout. Side One Features A Number Of Smaller Sketches, With Social Commentary Interwoven With Smart Television And Radio Parodies. It's Side Two, However, That Makes This Album Worth Having. The Side-Long "Further Adventures Of Nick Danger" Is A Nearly Perfect Parody Of A Detective Radio Play, With Sharp Wordplay And Interesting Characters. The More Fully Developed Nature Of The Piece Makes The Album Worth Repeated Listening, Which Isn't The Case With Many Other Comedy Albums Released At About The Same Time.” Sean Carruthers, AMG....more

John Williams / Harrison Ford / Carrie Fischer / Others - Story Of Return Of The Jedi 1983 Original With 16 Page Full Color Photo Book. Shrink Wrap Intact. LP Appears Glossy, Unplayed. John Williams Conducts The London Symphony Orchestra With Dialogue from The Original Motion Picture Featuring The Voices Of Harrison Ford, Sir Alex Guinness, Carrie Fischer, James Earl Jones And Others....more

Social Distortion - Somewhere Between Heaven And Hell Sealed 1992 Original With Custom Inner Sleeve. Clean Cut Out Hole....more

Maytals / Wailers / Lorna Bennett / Zap-Pow / Boston Jack - Soul of Jamaica 1973 10 Track Compilation In A Custom Die Cut Jacket And Custom Inner Sleeve. Nice Blurbs About Each Act On The Inner Sleeve. Artists Appearing On The Compilation Are Zap-Pow, Toots & The Maytals, Boston Jack, The Wailers, Harry J. All Stars, Joe Higgs, Jimmy Cliff, Lorna Bennett, Owen Grey And Greyhound. Vinyl Appears Glossy, Unplayed....more

Sigur Ros - Kveikur Sealed 2013 2LP Gatefold Original. “Though It's Not Necessarily A Bad Quality, Post-Rock (Especially As It Trends To The More Ambient Side Of Things), Can Be An Awfully Passive Listening Experience, Sweeping The Listeners Up In Drifting Buildup And Inevitable Crescendos Without Ever Really Confronting Them. Challenging This Paradigm, Sigur Rós Get Sonically Adventurous With Their Seventh Album, Kveikur, Which Finds The Icelandic Three-Piece Delivering A Darker And More Aggressive Sound On One Of Their Most Daring Albums To Date. From The Opening Moments Of "Brennisteinn," The Album's Opening Track That Thrums To Life Through A Layer Of Crackling Static With A Guttural, Churning Bassline, It's Clear That The Band Aren't Looking For Gentle Complacency From The Listener. While The Album Might Not Be Aggressive In The Traditional Sense, With Big Loud Guitars And Howling Vocals, There's An Eerie Tension That Runs Throughout The Album That Counteracts The Soothing Flow Of Jonsi's Drifting Falsetto, Making The Songs Feel Like A Good Dream That's Always On The Verge Of Going Bad. While Kveikur Isn't A Complete Reinvention Of Their Sound, It's The Kind Of Palette Shift That Shows Just How Versatile And Creative Sigur Rós Can Be. Few Bands Can Subvert The Expectations Of The Listener Quite Like This, And Even Fewer Can Do It After Seven Albums. Kveikur Isn't The Kind Of Post-Rock Album That You Throw On To Listen To As You Contemplate The Changing Of The Leaves, But Rather An Album That Explores The Differences Between The Comforts Of The Day And The Anxieties Of The Night, Blending The Bright And The Brooding To Create Something Bold And Beautiful.” – Gregory Heaney, AMG...more