Godley & Creme

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	L Pop New - LP PD1 6177 Polydor Sealed 1978 Original, Small Cut Corner.... more details

	Consequences Pop Used - LP SRM-3-1700 Mercury 1977 3LP Box Set With 20 Page Illustrated Booklet. Custom Purple, Red And Yellow Inner Sleeves. Custom Album Hype Sticker On Box.... more details

No Image Available	Ismism Pop Used - LP 2442 193 Polydor 1982 Rarity. Looks Unplayed.... more details

	Snack Attack Pop Used - LP WTG 19341 Mirage 1981 Original. Radio Station Timing Strip On Front Cover.... more details

	Goodbye Blue Sky Pop Used - LP 835348 Polydor 1988 Original, Custom Inner. Looks Unplayed.... more details

	Musical Excerpts From Consequences Pop Used - LP MK 41 Mercury Beautiful 1977 Promo Only Excerpts LP. Eight Full Length Tracks From The 3LP Box Set.... more details

	Consequences Pop New - LP SRM-3-1700 Mercury Sealed 1977 3LP Box Set With 20 Page Illustrated Booklet. Custom Purple, Red And Yellow Inner Sleeves. Custom Album Hype Sticker On Box. Small CC.... more details

	History Mix Volume 1 Pop New - LP 825981 Polydor Sealed 1985 Original With Custom Hype Sticker On Shrink. Pristine Copy. "A Decade After Kevin Godley And Lol Crème Walked Out On 10cc And Took Half Of That Band's Magic With Them, The Pair Convened A Reunion Of Sorts With History Mix, The Ultimate Ideal Of All That The Then-Infant Industry Of Remixing Had To Offer. The Utterly Gorgeous (And Surprisingly Successful) "Cry" Notwithstanding, The Basic Premise Of The Album Was To Assemble A Batch Of The Duo's Past Triumphs — 11 In All, With Only Four Pre- Or Postdating The 10cc Era — And Then Recycle Them Into Five Separate Cuts That Fall Somewhere Between Frank Zappa And A Deranged Interpretation Of An Early Residents Album. All Of Which Makes For A Collection That Is Alternately Infuriating (Ten Minutes Of The Hook Line From "Business Is Business" Spliced With The "Humdrum" Intro From "The Dean And I"), Intriguing (The Combination Of Key Elements From "How Dare You" And "Neanderthal Man"), And Plain Compulsive (The Gentle Drift From "I'm Not In Love"'S Whispered "Big Boys Don't Cry" Into "Cry" Itself Is A Masterpiece In Its Own Right). With Producer Trevor Horn At The Helm, The Overall Sound Of The Album Is Very Much A Child Of Its Age — However, The Only Moment That Has Truly Dated Is The Insertion Of A Reference To Hill Street Blues Into A Fragmented "Rubber Bullets." Nevertheless, It's An Album That Is Best Recommended Only To Fans Who Actually Know The Original Songs, And Who'll Appreciate The Fresh Landscapes Into Which They've Been Spliced." - Dave Thompson, All Music Guide... more details

	Birds Of Prey Pop Used - LP POLD 5070 Polydor Mint 1984 UK Original.... more details

	Consequences Pop New - LP SRM-3-1700 Mercury Sealed 1977 3LP Box Set With 20 Page Illustrated Booklet. Custom Purple, Red And Yellow Inner Sleeves. Custom Album Hype Sticker On The Shrink Wrap.... more details

	History Mix Volume 1 Pop New - LP 825 981 Polydor Sealed 1985 Compilation With Custom Hype Sticker On Shrink. Tiny CC. "A Decade After Kevin Godley And Lol Crème Walked Out On 10cc And Took Half Of That Band's Magic With Them, The Pair Convened A Reunion Of Sorts With History Mix, The Ultimate Ideal Of All That The Then-Infant Industry Of Remixing Had To Offer. The Utterly Gorgeous (And Surprisingly Successful) "Cry" Notwithstanding, The Basic Premise Of The Album Was To Assemble A Batch Of The Duo's Past Triumphs — 11 In All, With Only Four Pre- Or Postdating The 10cc Era — And Then Recycle Them Into Five Separate Cuts That Fall Somewhere Between Frank Zappa And A Deranged Interpretation Of An Early Residents Album. All Of Which Makes For A Collection That Is Alternately Infuriating (Ten Minutes Of The Hook Line From "Business Is Business" Spliced With The "Humdrum" Intro From "The Dean And I"), Intriguing (The Combination Of Key Elements From "How Dare You" And "Neanderthal Man"), And Plain Compulsive (The Gentle Drift From "I'm Not In Love"'S Whispered "Big Boys Don't Cry" Into "Cry" Itself Is A Masterpiece In Its Own Right). With Producer Trevor Horn At The Helm, The Overall Sound Of The Album Is Very Much A Child Of Its Age — However, The Only Moment That Has Truly Dated Is The Insertion Of A Reference To Hill Street Blues Into A Fragmented "Rubber Bullets." Nevertheless, It's An Album That Is Best Recommended Only To Fans Who Actually Know The Original Songs, And Who'll Appreciate The Fresh Landscapes Into Which They've Been Spliced." - Dave Thompson, All Music Guide.... more details

	Consequences Pop Used - LP SRM-3-1700 Mercury 1977 3LP Box Set With 20 Page Illustrated Booklet. Custom Purple, Red And Yellow Inner Sleeves. All Three LPs Appear Glossy, Unplayed.... more details