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	Our Love To Admire Used Import - OLE-1504-LP 2020 2LP gatefold reissue with printed inner sleeves. ... more
	Yes Colored Vinyl - Used - RCD1 8243 2024 Rhino "Start Your Ear Off Right" reissue pressed on limited edition cobalt-blue vinyl. Gatefold jacket, custom hype sticker on shrink. "Yes' debut album is surprisingly strong, given the inexperience of all those involved at the time. In an era when psychedelic meanderings were the order of the day, Yes delivered a surprisingly focused and exciting record that covered lots of bases (perhaps too many) in presenting their sound. The album opens boldly, with the fervor of a metal band of the era playing full tilt on "Beyond and Before," but it is with the second number, a cover of the Byrds' "I See You," that they show some of their real range. The song is highlighted by an extraordinary jazz workout from lead guitarist Peter Banks and drummer Bill Bruford that runs circles around the original by Roger McGuinn and company. "Harold Land" was the first song on which Chris Squire's bass playing could be heard in anything resembling the prominence it would eventually assume in their sound and anticipates in its structure the multi-part suites the group would later record, with its extended introduction and its myriad shifts in texture, timbre, and volume. And then there is "Every Little Thing," the most daring Beatles cover ever to appear on an English record, with an apocalyptic introduction and extraordinary shifts in tempo and dynamics, Banks' guitar and Bruford's drums so animated that they seem to be playing several songs at once. This song also hosts an astonishingly charismatic performance by Jon Anderson. There were numerous problems in recording this album, owing to the inexperience of the group, the producer, and the engineer, in addition to the unusual nature of their sound. Many of the numbers give unusual prominence to the guitar and drums, thus making it the most uncharacteristic of all the group's albums." All Music Guide - Bruce Eder ... more
	Fandango! Audiophile - Used - RHF1 3271 2024 Limited Edition 180GM Remaster For Rhino's High Fidelity Series. Housed In A Beautiful Gatefold Jacket With Obi. Released In 1975, ZZ's Blazing Follow-Up To Tres Hombres Features Equal Texas-Sized Helpings Of Studio And Live Cuts, Including "Thunderbird," "Backdoor Medley" And Their All-Time Classic "Tush." Side Two Of This Classic, Recorded In The Studio, Is As Good As It Gets Both Musically And Sonically. Side One Was Recorded Live At The Warehouse In New Orleans In 1975. Some Sleeve Rubbing. ... more
	Three Sides Of One Colored Vinyl - Used - IOM643 2022 US limited edition 180gm 2LP 45rpm reissue pressed on blue vinyl with bonus CD. This is the indie store exclusive pressing for the US. ... more
	Three Of A Perfect Pair Used - Vinyl - KCLLP10 2022 200gm remastered reissue. Features stereo mixes from Robert Fripp & Steven Wilson. ... more
	Sailing The Seas Of Cheese Used - Vinyl - B0018233-01 2013 or later US 180gm reissue with insert. Top right corner crease & small spine split. Features the iconic "Tommy The Cat" & "Jerry Was A Race Car Driver". This pressing features a new Stereo mix by Les Claypool. ... more
	Interpol Used - Vinyl - OLE-945 2023 US repressing. Recorded at Electric Lady Studios; mastering by Greg Calbi. Released in 2010, Their fourth studio album, it explores a darker, more atmospheric sound built around layered guitars, brooding bass lines, and Paul Banks' distinctive vocals. Featuring "Barricade," "Lights," and "Summer Well," the album marked the final studio appearance of founding bassist Carlos Dengler. ... more
	El Pintor Used - Vinyl - OLE-1069-1 2014 or later US reissue. Includes printed inner sleeve. Interpol's 2014 release, El Pintor, self-produced by the band, boasts a clean and powerful production that allows each instrument to shine, particularly the interplay between Daniel Kessler's intricate guitar work and Sam Fogarino's precise drumming. Lyrically, the themes explore introspection, human connection, and the urban landscape, delivered with Banks' characteristic enigmatic and poetic style. ... more
	Saxophone Colossus Used - Vinyl - OJC-291 1987 mono remaster. Recorded in 1956, Saxophone Colossus is one of Sonny Rollins' defining achievements and a landmark of hard bop. Joined by Tommy Flanagan, Doug Watkins, and Max Roach, Rollins delivers five masterful performances, including the calypso-inflected "St. Thomas," the bluesy "Blue 7," and the enduring ballad "You Don't Know What Love Is." His inventive phrasing and commanding tenor sound make this an essential jazz recording. ... more
	Love Used - Vinyl - LP 5100 2001 stereo 180g reissue. Love introduced Arthur Lee's Los Angeles band with a potent blend of garage rock, folk-rock, and psychedelia. Featuring "My Little Red Book," "Can't Explain," and "Signed D.C.," the album established the distinctive sound that would evolve into Forever Changes. ... more