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	Electric Used - LP - 9 25555-1 Hard To Find 1987 Gatefold Original. ... more
	Between The Lines Used - LP - PC 33394 1975 Original, Still In Shrink With Hype And Grammy Stickers. Includes Custom Inner Sleeve With Lyrics. The Rainbow Collection From Columbia Still In Shrink Wrap. Corner Rubbing & Slight Discoloration. “This Is Janis Ian's Second Album From Her Re-Emergence In The Early To Mid-'70s As One Of The Genre's Most Inspired And Original Singer/Songwriters. While This Title Houses Ian's Biggest International Hit, The Confessional "At Seventeen," The Entire Effort Combines Her Honest And Confessional Lyrics With An Equally Engaging Blend Of Pop/Rock And Definite Jazz And Blues.” Lindsay Planer: All Music Guide. ... more
	Foreigner Used - LP - SD 19109 1977 Original, Still In Shrink With Hype Sticker. Includes Custom Inner Sleeve With Lyrics. The Monster Debut Includes, "Feels Like The First Time" & "Cold As Ice." ... more
	So Tonight That I Might See New - LP - B0026569-01 Sealed, 2022 Reissue. Manufactured In Poland For US Markets. Their Classic Album Featuring The Hit "Fade Into You."Thanks To The Fluke Hit "Fade Into You" -- One Of The Better Beneficiaries Of Alt-rock's Radio Prominence In The Early '90s, A Gentle Descent Of A Lead Melody Accompanied By Piano, A Steady Beat, And Above All Else, Hope Sandoval's Lovely Lead Vocal -- Mazzy Star's Second Album Became Something Of A Commercial Success. All Without Changing Much At All From Where The Band Was Before -- David Roback Oversaw All The Production, The Core Emphasis Remained A Nexus Point Between Country, Folk, Psych, And Classic Rock All Shrouded In Mystery, And Sandoval's Trademark Drowsy Drawl Remained Swathed In Echo. But Grand As She Hangs Brightly Was, So Tonight That I Might See Remains The Group's Undisputed High Point, Mixing In Plenty Of Variety Among Its Tracks Without Losing Sight Of What Made The Group So Special To Begin With. Though Many Songs Work With Full Arrangements Like "Fade Into You," A Thick But Never Once Overpowering Combination, Two Heavily Stripped-down Songs Demonstrate In Different Ways How Mazzy Star Makes A Virtue Out Of Simplicity. "Mary Of Silence" Is An Organ-led Slow Shuffle That Easily Ranks With The Best Of The Doors, Strung-out And Captivating All At Once, Sandoval's Singing And Roback's Careful Acid Soloing Perfect Foils. "Wasted," Meanwhile, Revisits A Classic Blues Riff Slowed Down To Near-soporific Levels, But The Snarling Crunch Of Roback's Guitar Works Wonders Against Sandoval's Vocals, A Careful Balance That Holds. If There's A Left-field Standout, Then Unquestionably It's "Five String Serenade." A Cover Of An Arthur Lee Song -- For Once Not A Love-era Number, But A Then-recent Effort -- Roback's Delicate Acoustic Guitar Effortlessly Brings Out Its Simple Beauty. Tambourine And Violin Add Just Enough To The Arrangement Here And There, And Sandoval's Calm Singing Makes For The Icing On The Cake." AMG Review By Ned Raggett. ... more
	Born In The U.S.A. Used - LP - QC 38653 1984 Original, Still In Shrink With Hype Sticker. Comes With Custom Inner Sleeve And Lyric Sheet. Small Corner Bump And Small Mouth Bump. ... more
	Mistrial Used - LP - AFL1-7190 1986 Original With Custom Song Sticker On Shrink. Saw-Cut. ... more
	Guitars, Cadillacs, Etc., Etc. Used - LP - 9 25372-1 1986 Original “Dwight Yoakam's Guitars, Cadillacs, Etc., Etc. Began As An EP Issued On The California Oak Label. When Reprise Signed Him, They Added Four More Tracks To The Mix To Round It Out As An Album. Yoakam, A Kentuckian, Brought Country Music Back Into Its Own Medium By Reviving The Classic Bakersfield Sound With The Help Of His Producer And Lead Guitarist, Former Detroit Native Pete Anderson. As A Result, The "New Traditionalist" Movement Was Born, But Yoakam Was Always A Cut Or Three Above The Rest, As This Album Displays In Spades. Guitars, Cadillacs, Etc., Etc. Kicks Off With A Smoking Cover Of Johnny Horton's "Honky Tonk Man," A Song Now So Closely Associated With Yoakam, The Original Has All But Been Forgotten. But This Is Only The Beginning. Yoakam's Own Songs Such As "Bury Me," A Duet With Maria Mckee, And "South Of Cincinnati" Reference Both The Pastoral And Dark Sides Of His Native State. "South Of Cincinnati" Is A Paean To Those Who Left Kentucky For Ohio In Search Of Jobs, And "Bury Me" Celebrates The Land Itself. In Addition, The Title Track, With Anderson's Don Rich-Influenced Guitar Style, Walks The Buck Owens Line Until The Line Extends To Yoakam. With Fiddles And Backing Vocals, Yoakam's Street Poetry Is Both Poignant And Profound, Built Into A Barroom Anthem. In Addition To This There Is The Gorgeous "Miner's Prayer," An Acoustic Number Powered By Dobro (Courtesy Of David Mansfield), Flat-Picked Guitar, And Yoakam's Singing Of His Grandfather And Generations Like Him Who Lived And Died In The Mines Of Kentucky. An Astonishing Debut, Guitars, Cadillacs, Etc., Etc. Changed The Face Of Country Music Single-Handedly And Remains One Hell Of A Party Record.” Thom Jurek, AMG. ... more
	A Town South Of Bakersfield Used - LP - 72059-1 1985 Original. Cut Corner. Large Custom Album Hype Sticker. ... more
	Wild Cherry Used - LP - PE 34195 1976 Original, Still In Shrink. A 70's AM Radio Staple. Contains The Must Play Dance Hit "Play That Funky Music". ... more
	The Enigma Variations 2 Used - LP - SQBB-73247 1987 2LP In Gatefold. Enigmas 2nd Compilation Of Some The Burgeoning Bands Of The 80's. Plan 9, TSOL, Dead Milkmen, Agent Orange & Game Theory. ... more