No Doubt

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	No Doubt New - LP - B0026698-01 Sealed 2017 180gm 25th Anniversary Edition. Features The Bit Hits, "Trapped In A Box" & "Let's Get Back". more
	No Doubt Used - LP - B0026698-01 2017 Black Vinyl, 180gm 25th Anniversary Edition. Features The Bit Hits, "Trapped In A Box" & "Let's Get Back". more
	Return Of Saturn New - LP - 694904411 Sealed 2000 Gatefold Original. more
	Return Of Saturn New - LP - 0694904411 Sealed, Out Of Print 2000 Double LP Set. more
	Rock Steady Used - LP - 602465659214 2024 2LP 45rpm Blue/Pink Vinyl. Deluxe Edition, Limited Edition #1347 Alternate Cover. "Rock Steady" is the fifth studio album by the American rock band No Doubt, released on December 11, 2001, by Interscope Records. This album marked a departure from the band's ska-punk roots, embracing a more diverse range of musical styles, including dancehall, reggae, and electronica. The production of the album involved collaboration with a variety of renowned producers and artists, such as Sly & Robbie, The Neptunes, and William Orbit, contributing to its eclectic sound. The band's exploration of these new genres resulted in a vibrant and energetic collection of tracks that still retained their distinctive pop sensibility. Commercially and critically successful, "Rock Steady" spawned several hit singles, including "Hey Baby," "Underneath It All," and "Hella Good," each of which showcased the band's ability to blend different musical influences while maintaining catchy, radio-friendly appeal. The album's innovative blend of styles and polished production received positive reviews from critics and earned the band two Grammy Awards. "Rock Steady" holds a significant place in No Doubt's discography, as it not only showcased their versatility and willingness to evolve but also solidified their status in the pop and rock scene of the early 2000s. more
	Rock Steady Used - LP - 602465659214 2024 2LP 45rpm Blue/Pink Vinyl. Deluxe Edition, Limited Edition #2080 Alternate Cover. "Rock Steady" is the fifth studio album by the American rock band No Doubt, released on December 11, 2001, by Interscope Records. This album marked a departure from the band's ska-punk roots, embracing a more diverse range of musical styles, including dancehall, reggae, and electronica. The production of the album involved collaboration with a variety of renowned producers and artists, such as Sly & Robbie, The Neptunes, and William Orbit, contributing to its eclectic sound. The band's exploration of these new genres resulted in a vibrant and energetic collection of tracks that still retained their distinctive pop sensibility. Commercially and critically successful, "Rock Steady" spawned several hit singles, including "Hey Baby," "Underneath It All," and "Hella Good," each of which showcased the band's ability to blend different musical influences while maintaining catchy, radio-friendly appeal. The album's innovative blend of styles and polished production received positive reviews from critics and earned the band two Grammy Awards. "Rock Steady" holds a significant place in No Doubt's discography, as it not only showcased their versatility and willingness to evolve but also solidified their status in the pop and rock scene of the early 2000s. more
	Tragic Kingdom Colored Vinyl - New - 92580-1 Sealed Reissue Of Limited Edition Colored Vinyl. Unable To Confirm Colour Variant (Likely The Most Recent 2016 Translucent Yellow Colour). "Led By The Infectious, Pseudo-new Wave Single "Just A Girl," No Doubt's Major-label Debut, Tragic Kingdom, Straddles The Line Between '90s Punk, Third-wave Ska, And Pop Sensibility. The Record Was Produced By Matthew Wilder, The Auteur Behind "Break My Stride" -- A Clever Mainstream Co-opting Of New Wave Quirkiness, And, As Such, An Ideal Pairing. Wilder Kept His Production Lean And Accessible, Accentuating No Doubt's Appealing Mix Of New Wave Melodicism, Post-grunge Rock, And West Coast Sunshine. Even Though The Band Isn't Always Able To Fuse Its Edgy Energy With Pop Melodies, The Combination Worked Far Better Than Anyone Could Have Hoped. When Everything Does Click, The Record Is Pure Fun, Even If Some Of The Album Makes You Wish They Could Sustain That Energy Throughout The Record. Tragic Kingdom Might Not Have Made Much Of An Impact Upon Its Initial Release In Late 1995, But Throughout 1996 "Just A Girl" And "Spiderwebs" Positively Ruled The Airwaves, Both Alternative And Mainstream, And In 1997 No Doubt Cemented Their Cross-generational Appeal With The Ballad Hit "Don't Speak"." AMG Review By Stephen Thomas Erlewine. more
	Tragic Kingdom Used - LP - 92580 1995 Original Black Vinyl With Custom Hype Sticker Over Intact Shrink And Custom Insert. more
	Tragic Kingdom Colored Vinyl - 92580 Hard To Find Marbled Blue Vinyl With Custom Insert. more
	Tragic Kingdom New - LP - 92580 Sealed 1995 Black Vinyl Original With The Blue & Orange "Limited Edition Vinyl Pressing" Hype Sticker (The Colored Reissues Did Not Have This Sticker). Crisp Corners. more
	Tragic Kingdom New - LP - 92580 Sealed 1995 Black Vinyl Original With The Blue & Orange "Limited Edition Vinyl Pressing" Hype Sticker (The Colored Reissues Did Not Have This Sticker). Pristine Copy. This Is The One That Made No Doubt A Household Name On The Strength Of The Cyndi-Lauper-Gone-Ska Perfecto "Just A Girl" And The Tearjerker Brilliance Of "Don't Speak." That No Doubt Managed To Break The Latest Wave Of Ska On A National Scale Is One Reason To Give This Disc Another Spin. The Other Is That It's So Damn Fun. more
	Tragic Kingdom Colored Vinyl - 92580 Beautiful Limited Edition Orange Vinyl With Shrink Still Intact. more
	Tragic Kingdom Used - LP - 92580 1995 Black Vinyl Original With The Glossy Insert. Appears Unplayed. This Is The One That Made No Doubt A Household Name On The Strength Of The Cyndi-Lauper-Gone-Ska Perfecto "Just A Girl" And The Tearjerker Brilliance Of "Don't Speak." That No Doubt Managed To Break The Latest Wave Of Ska On A National Scale Is One Reason To Give This Disc Another Spin. The Other Is That It's So Damn Fun. more