Bob Seger And The Silver Bullet Band

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Against The Wind Audiophile - Used - MFSL 1-127 1983 Half-Speed Master. Saw Cut. The Third Silver Bullet Studio Record Receives Accolades For Great Songs And Production. LP Appears Glossy. more
	Against The Wind Audiophile - Used - MFSL 1-127 1983 Half-Speed Master. Corner Ding. The Third Silver Bullet Studio Record Receives Accolades For Great Songs And Production. LP Appears Glossy. The album was recorded in the fall of 1979 at Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in Alabama and was produced by Bob Seger, Punch Andrews, and Bill Szymczyk. It features contributions from a number of notable musicians, including Glenn Frey, Don Henley, and Timothy B. Schmit of the Eagles, as well as the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section. "Against The Wind" was a commercial success, reaching No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart and earning a 5× Platinum certification from the RIAA. It produced two hit singles, "Against The Wind" and "Fire Lake," both of which reached the top ten of the Billboard Hot 100 chart. The album's title track, "Against The Wind," is widely considered to be one of Bob Seger's signature songs and has been covered by a number of other artists. The album as a whole has been praised for its strong songwriting and production values, and is often cited as one of Bob Seger's best works. more
	Against The Wind Used Import - ECS-81309 1980 Japan Pressing With Obi And Inner Sleeve. The album was recorded at the legendary Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in Alabama and produced by Seger himself, along with Punch Andrews and Bill Szymczyk. It features popular tracks such as "Against the Wind," "Fire Lake," and "You'll Accomp'ny Me." The album was a commercial success, peaking at #1 on the Billboard 200 chart and selling over 5 million copies in the US alone. It was also critically acclaimed, with Rolling Stone magazine naming it one of the "100 Best Albums of the 1980s." "Against the Wind" is widely regarded as one of Bob Seger's best works and has become a classic of American rock music. Its themes of nostalgia, longing, and the struggle to hold onto one's dreams have resonated with audiences for decades. more
	Against The Wind Used - Vinyl - SOO-12041 1980 US Original In Shrink Wrap With Custom "Fire Lake" Sticker. Wonderful Condition. "Though There Are Still Some Traces Of The Confessionals That Underpinned Beautiful Loser Through Stranger In Town, Against The Wind Finds Bob Seger Turning Toward Craft. Perhaps He Had To, Since Against The Wind Arrived After Three Blockbuster Albums And Never-ending Tours. Even So, This Record Winds Up Not Feeling As Immediate Or Soulful As Its Predecessors, Especially Since It Begins With A Tossed-off Rocker Called "The Horizontal Bop," Possibly His Most Careless Tune Since "Noah." It's Fun, But Once It's Done, The Record Really Starts To Kick Into High Gear With "You'll Accomp'ny Me," A Ballad The Equal Of Anything On Its Two Predecessors. Throughout Against The Wind, Seger Winds Up Performing Better On The Ballads Than The Rockers, Which, While Good, Tend To Sound A Little Formulaic. Still, Seger's Formula Is Good And If "Her Strut" And "Betty Lou's Gettin' Out Tonight" Would Have Been Second Stringers On Stranger In Town, They Offer A Nice Balance Here, And The Rest Of The Record Alternates Between Similarly Well-constructed Rockers And Introspective Ballads Like "Against The Wind" And "Fire Lake." Compared To Its Predecessors, This Does Feel A Little Weak, But Compared With Its Peers, It's A Strong, Varied Heartland Rock Album That Finds Seger At A Near Peak." AMG - Stephen Thomas Erlewine. more
	Against The Wind New - Vinyl - B0031036-01 Sealed 2019 remastered reissue. Light crease bottom left corner. "Though there are still some traces of the confessionals that underpinned Beautiful Loser through Stranger in Town, Against the Wind finds Bob Seger turning toward craft. Perhaps he had to, since Against the Wind arrived after three blockbuster albums and never-ending tours. Even so, this record winds up not feeling as immediate or soulful as its predecessors, especially since it begins with a tossed-off rocker called "The Horizontal Bop," possibly his most careless tune since "Noah." It's fun, but once it's done, the record really starts to kick into high gear with "You'll Accomp'ny Me," a ballad the equal of anything on its two predecessors. Throughout Against the Wind, Seger winds up performing better on the ballads than the rockers, which, while good, tend to sound a little formulaic. Still, Seger's formula is good and if "Her Strut" and "Betty Lou's Gettin' out Tonight" would have been second stringers on Stranger in Town, they offer a nice balance here, and the rest of the record alternates between similarly well-constructed rockers and introspective ballads like "Against the Wind" and "Fire Lake." Compared to its predecessors, this does feel a little weak, but compared with its peers, it's a strong, varied heartland rock album that finds Seger at a near peak." All Music Guide - Stephen Thomas Erlewine more
	Against The Wind New - Vinyl - SOO-12041 1980 US original Los Angeles pressing. Crisp VG++ jacket. Mastered by Wally Traugoutt & Gene Thompson per deadwax. "Though there are still some traces of the confessionals that underpinned Beautiful Loser through Stranger in Town, Against the Wind finds Bob Seger turning toward craft. Perhaps he had to, since Against the Wind arrived after three blockbuster albums and never-ending tours. Even so, this record winds up not feeling as immediate or soulful as its predecessors, especially since it begins with a tossed-off rocker called "The Horizontal Bop," possibly his most careless tune since "Noah." It's fun, but once it's done, the record really starts to kick into high gear with "You'll Accomp'ny Me," a ballad the equal of anything on its two predecessors. Throughout Against the Wind, Seger winds up performing better on the ballads than the rockers, which, while good, tend to sound a little formulaic. Still, Seger's formula is good and if "Her Strut" and "Betty Lou's Gettin' out Tonight" would have been second stringers on Stranger in Town, they offer a nice balance here, and the rest of the record alternates between similarly well-constructed rockers and introspective ballads like "Against the Wind" and "Fire Lake." Compared to its predecessors, this does feel a little weak, but compared with its peers, it's a strong, varied heartland rock album that finds Seger at a near peak." All Music Guide - Stephen Thomas Erlewine more
	Against The Wind Used - Vinyl - SOO-12041 1980 original, Jacksonville pressing. Custom hype sticker on shrink. VG+ vinyl. Cut out hole. A landmark in heartland rock, Against the Wind blends introspective ballads with energetic rockers, showcasing Seger's storytelling and the band's tight musicianship. Featuring hits like "Fire Lake," "You'll Accomp'ny Me," and the Grammy-winning title track, the album captures themes of resilience and reflection. With contributions from members of the Eagles, it remains a defining work in Seger's catalog. more
	Against The Wind New - Vinyl - B0031036-01 Sealed 2019 remastered reissue. "Though there are still some traces of the confessionals that underpinned Beautiful Loser through Stranger in Town, Against the Wind finds Bob Seger turning toward craft. Perhaps he had to, since Against the Wind arrived after three blockbuster albums and never-ending tours. Even so, this record winds up not feeling as immediate or soulful as its predecessors, especially since it begins with a tossed-off rocker called "The Horizontal Bop," possibly his most careless tune since "Noah." It's fun, but once it's done, the record really starts to kick into high gear with "You'll Accomp'ny Me," a ballad the equal of anything on its two predecessors. Throughout Against the Wind, Seger winds up performing better on the ballads than the rockers, which, while good, tend to sound a little formulaic. Still, Seger's formula is good and if "Her Strut" and "Betty Lou's Gettin' out Tonight" would have been second stringers on Stranger in Town, they offer a nice balance here, and the rest of the record alternates between similarly well-constructed rockers and introspective ballads like "Against the Wind" and "Fire Lake." Compared to its predecessors, this does feel a little weak, but compared with its peers, it's a strong, varied heartland rock album that finds Seger at a near peak." All Music Guide - Stephen Thomas Erlewine more
	Against The Wind Used - Vinyl - SOO-12041 1980 Original, Includes Custom Inner Sleeve. Solid VG+ copy. Released in February 1980, "Against The Wind" stands as a pivotal album in Bob Seger’s discography and the broader landscape of American rock. The record was Seger's eleventh studio album and third with the Silver Bullet Band, following the massive successes of "Night Moves" and "Stranger in Town." It was recorded at multiple venues, including Criteria Studios in Miami and Sound Suite Studios in Detroit, and featured contributions from members of the Silver Bullet Band as well as the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section. The title track, "Against the Wind," reached number five on the Billboard Hot 100, while the album overall spent six weeks at number one on the Billboard 200, bolstered by hits like "Fire Lake" and "You'll Accomp'ny Me." more
	Against The Wind Used - Vinyl - SOO-12041 Clean 1980 original US LA pressing; This is the full Wally Traugott cut. Includes original printed inner sleeve. "Against The Wind" stands as a pivotal album in Bob Seger’s discography and the broader landscape of American rock. The record was Seger's eleventh studio album and third with the Silver Bullet Band, following the massive successes of "Night Moves" and "Stranger in Town." It was recorded at multiple venues, including Criteria Studios in Miami and Sound Suite Studios in Detroit, and featured contributions from members of the Silver Bullet Band as well as the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section. The title track, "Against the Wind," reached number five on the Billboard Hot 100, while the album overall spent six weeks at number one on the Billboard 200, bolstered by hits like "Fire Lake" and "You'll Accomp'ny Me." more
	Live Bullet New - Vinyl - STBK-11523 Sealed 1988 US 2LP reissue. Clean copy with a thin saw cut & tiny corner rub. “Live Bullet Introduced Bob Seger To A Wide Audience, Revealing A Rocker Of Unbridled Passion And A Songwriter Of Considerable Talent. Live Bullet Was Recorded Live At Detroit's Cobo Hall, In Front Of A Passionate, Loving Hometown Audience Spurring Him Into A Great Performance. The Song Selection Relies Heavily On Beautiful Loser, Yet It Dips Into The Previous Albums Enough To Prove That Seger Had Been Delivering Consistently As A Songwriter For Years. But What Really Sold Live Bullet Is How These Terrific Songs Are Delivered With A Ferocious, Committed Intensity. This Might Not Be Much More Than A Simple Rock & Roll Album, But It's One Of The Best Of Its Kind, Establishing Seger, In The Eyes Of Skeptics, As A First-Rate Performer And Writer. Here, "Heavy Music," "Get Out Of Denver," "Turn The Page," And "Ramblin' Gamblin' Man" All Become Hard Rock Classics, As Does The Band Itself. It's A Rare Occasion When A Double Live Album Captures An Artist At An Absolute Peak, While Summarizing His Talents, And That's Exactly What Live Bullet Does.” All Music Guide – Stephen Thomas Erlewine. more
	Live Bullet Used - Vinyl - SKBB-11523 Pristine 1976 US 2LP Gatefold Original On The Red Capitol Label, Still In Shrink. Deadwax Shows Cutting Engineer Credit For Wayne Dailey On 3 Sides And Wally Traugott On Side 3. Old Finders Records Pricing Sticker Label On Shrink. "Live Bullet Introduced Bob Seger To A Wide Audience, Revealing A Rocker Of Unbridled Passion And A Songwriter Of Considerable Talent. Prior To Its Release, Seger Had Been Toiling Away, Releasing Seven Albums And Touring Constantly Ever Since His Debut Scraped The National Consciousness In 1968. The Psychedelicized Days Of Ramblin' Gamblin' Man Are Long Gone On Live Bullet, Leaving Behind A Rocker Who Loved The Stones For Their Toughness, Dylan For His Honesty, And Chuck Berry For His Narrative -- And One Who Found His Own Sound When The Silver Bullet Band Came Into Its Own Through Countless Tours. Live Bullet Was Recorded Live At Detroit's Cobo Hall, In Front Of A Passionate, Loving Hometown Audience Spurring Him Into A Great Performance. The Song Selection Relies Heavily On Beautiful Loser, Yet It Dips Into The Previous Albums Enough To Prove That Seger Had Been Delivering Consistently As A Songwriter For Years. But What Really Sold Live Bullet Is How These Terrific Songs Are Delivered With A Ferocious, Committed Intensity. This Might Not Be Much More Than A Simple Rock & Roll Album, But It's One Of The Best Of Its Kind, Establishing Seger, In The Eyes Of Skeptics, As A First-rate Performer And Writer. Here, "Heavy Music," "Get Out Of Denver," "Turn The Page," And "Ramblin' Gamblin' Man" All Become Hard Rock Classics, As Does The Band Itself. It's A Rare Occasion When A Double Live Album Captures An Artist At An Absolute Peak, While Summarizing His Talents, And That's Exactly What Live Bullet Does." AMG - Stephen Thomas Erlewine. more
	Live Bullet Used - Vinyl - SKBB-11523 1976 US 2LP original LA pressing on Red Capitol labels, housed in a gatefold jacket. "Live Bullet Introduced Bob Seger To A Wide Audience, Revealing A Rocker Of Unbridled Passion And A Songwriter Of Considerable Talent. Prior To Its Release, Seger Had Been Toiling Away, Releasing Seven Albums And Touring Constantly Ever Since His Debut Scraped The National Consciousness In 1968. The Psychedelicized Days Of Ramblin' Gamblin' Man Are Long Gone On Live Bullet, Leaving Behind A Rocker Who Loved The Stones For Their Toughness, Dylan For His Honesty, And Chuck Berry For His Narrative -- And One Who Found His Own Sound When The Silver Bullet Band Came Into Its Own Through Countless Tours. Live Bullet Was Recorded Live At Detroit's Cobo Hall, In Front Of A Passionate, Loving Hometown Audience Spurring Him Into A Great Performance. The Song Selection Relies Heavily On Beautiful Loser, Yet It Dips Into The Previous Albums Enough To Prove That Seger Had Been Delivering Consistently As A Songwriter For Years. But What Really Sold Live Bullet Is How These Terrific Songs Are Delivered With A Ferocious, Committed Intensity. This Might Not Be Much More Than A Simple Rock & Roll Album, But It's One Of The Best Of Its Kind, Establishing Seger, In The Eyes Of Skeptics, As A First-rate Performer And Writer. Here, "Heavy Music," "Get Out Of Denver," "Turn The Page," And "Ramblin' Gamblin' Man" All Become Hard Rock Classics, As Does The Band Itself. It's A Rare Occasion When A Double Live Album Captures An Artist At An Absolute Peak, While Summarizing His Talents, And That's Exactly What Live Bullet Does." All Music Guide – Stephen Thomas Erlewine more
	Night Moves Audiophile - Used - MFSL 1-034 1980 Limited Edition Half-Speed Master. Glossy, NM- Vinyl. Bob Seger Recorded The Bulk Of Night Moves Before Live Bullet Brought Him His First Genuine Success, So It Shouldn't Come As A Surprise That It's Similar In Spirit To The Introspective Beautiful Loser, Even If It Rocks Harder And Longer. Throughout Much Of The Album, He's Coming To Grips With Being On The Other Side Of 30 And Still Rocking. He Floats Back In Time, Turning In High-School Memories, Remembering When Wandering Down "Mainstreet" Was The Highlight Of An Evening, Covering A Rockabilly Favorite In "Mary Lou." Stylistically, There's Not Much Change Since Beautiful Loser, But The Difference Is That Seger And His Silver Bullet Band — Who Turn In Their First Studio Album Here — Sound Intense And Ferocious, And The Songs Are Subtly Varied. Yes, This Is All Hard Rock, But The Acoustic Ballads Reveal The Influence Of Dylan And Van Morrison, Filtered Through A Midwestern Sensibility, And The Rockers Reveal More Of Seger's Personality Than Ever. Seger May Have Been This Consistent Before (On Seven, For Example), But The Mood Had Never Been As Successfully Varied, Nor Had His Songwriting Been As Consistent, Intimate, And Personal. Thankfully, This Was Delivered To A Mass Audience Eager For Seger, And It Not Only Became A Hit, But One Of The Universally Acknowledged High Points Of Late-'70s Rock & Roll. And, Because Of His Passion And Craft, It Remains A Thoroughly Terrific Record Years Later. more
	Night Moves New - Vinyl - ST-11557 Sealed 1976 Lesser seen RCA Music Club pressing. Crisp copy! more
	Night Moves Used - Vinyl - ST-11557 1976 US Original, LA Press. Jacket VG+, Glossy Vinyl. Partly Recorded At Muscle Shoals. "Bob Seger Recorded The Bulk Of Night Moves Before Live Bullet Brought Him His First Genuine Success, So It Shouldn't Come As A Surprise That It's Similar In Spirit To The Introspective Beautiful Loser, Even If It Rocks Harder And Longer. Throughout Much Of The Album, He's Coming To Grips With Being On The Other Side Of 30 And Still Rocking. He Floats Back In Time, Turning In High-School Memories, Remembering When Wandering Down "Mainstreet" Was The Highlight Of An Evening, Covering A Rockabilly Favorite In "Mary Lou." Stylistically, There's Not Much Change Since Beautiful Loser, But The Difference Is That Seger And His Silver Bullet Band -- Who Turn In Their First Studio Album Here -- Sound Intense And Ferocious, And The Songs Are Subtly Varied. Yes, This Is All Hard Rock, But The Acoustic Ballads Reveal The Influence Of Dylan And Van Morrison, Filtered Through A Midwestern Sensibility, And The Rockers Reveal More Of Seger's Personality Than Ever. Seger May Have Been This Consistent Before (On Seven, For Example), But The Mood Had Never Been As Successfully Varied, Nor Had His Songwriting Been As Consistent, Intimate, And Personal. Thankfully, This Was Delivered To A Mass Audience Eager For Seger, And It Not Only Became A Hit, But One Of The Universally Acknowledged High Points Of Late-'70s Rock & Roll. And, Because Of His Passion And Craft, It Remains A Thoroughly Terrific Record Years Later." AMG Review By Stephen Thomas Erlewine. more
	Night Moves Used - Vinyl - ST-11557 1976 Original, Still In Shrink. Comes With Custom Inner Sleeve Including Lyrics. Partly Recorded At Muscle Shoals. "Bob Seger Recorded The Bulk Of Night Moves Before Live Bullet Brought Him His First Genuine Success, So It Shouldn't Come As A Surprise That It's Similar In Spirit To The Introspective Beautiful Loser, Even If It Rocks Harder And Longer. Throughout Much Of The Album, He's Coming To Grips With Being On The Other Side Of 30 And Still Rocking. He Floats Back In Time, Turning In High-School Memories, Remembering When Wandering Down "Mainstreet" Was The Highlight Of An Evening, Covering A Rockabilly Favorite In "Mary Lou." Stylistically, There's Not Much Change Since Beautiful Loser, But The Difference Is That Seger And His Silver Bullet Band -- Who Turn In Their First Studio Album Here -- Sound Intense And Ferocious, And The Songs Are Subtly Varied. Yes, This Is All Hard Rock, But The Acoustic Ballads Reveal The Influence Of Dylan And Van Morrison, Filtered Through A Midwestern Sensibility, And The Rockers Reveal More Of Seger's Personality Than Ever. Seger May Have Been This Consistent Before (On Seven, For Example), But The Mood Had Never Been As Successfully Varied, Nor Had His Songwriting Been As Consistent, Intimate, And Personal. Thankfully, This Was Delivered To A Mass Audience Eager For Seger, And It Not Only Became A Hit, But One Of The Universally Acknowledged High Points Of Late-'70s Rock & Roll. And, Because Of His Passion And Craft, It Remains A Thoroughly Terrific Record Years Later." AMG Review By Stephen Thomas Erlewine. more
	Night Moves Used - Vinyl - ST-11557 1976 US Original Still In Shrink. Partly Recorded At Muscle Shoals. "Bob Seger Recorded The Bulk Of Night Moves Before Live Bullet Brought Him His First Genuine Success, So It Shouldn't Come As A Surprise That It's Similar In Spirit To The Introspective Beautiful Loser, Even If It Rocks Harder And Longer. Throughout Much Of The Album, He's Coming To Grips With Being On The Other Side Of 30 And Still Rocking. He Floats Back In Time, Turning In High-School Memories, Remembering When Wandering Down "Mainstreet" Was The Highlight Of An Evening, Covering A Rockabilly Favorite In "Mary Lou." Stylistically, There's Not Much Change Since Beautiful Loser, But The Difference Is That Seger And His Silver Bullet Band -- Who Turn In Their First Studio Album Here -- Sound Intense And Ferocious, And The Songs Are Subtly Varied. Yes, This Is All Hard Rock, But The Acoustic Ballads Reveal The Influence Of Dylan And Van Morrison, Filtered Through A Midwestern Sensibility, And The Rockers Reveal More Of Seger's Personality Than Ever. Seger May Have Been This Consistent Before (On Seven, For Example), But The Mood Had Never Been As Successfully Varied, Nor Had His Songwriting Been As Consistent, Intimate, And Personal. Thankfully, This Was Delivered To A Mass Audience Eager For Seger, And It Not Only Became A Hit, But One Of The Universally Acknowledged High Points Of Late-'70s Rock & Roll. And, Because Of His Passion And Craft, It Remains A Thoroughly Terrific Record Years Later." AMG Review By Stephen Thomas Erlewine. more
	Night Moves Audiophile - Used - MFSL 1-034 1980 Limited Edition Half-Speed Master; NM Vinyl, VG+ Jacket With Small Tear At Bottom Corner, Small Crease Lines & Seam Rubs. This Label Has The MFSL Cat Number AT 9 O'Clock. Bob Seger Recorded The Bulk Of Night Moves Before Live Bullet Brought Him His First Genuine Success, So It Shouldn't Come As A Surprise That It's Similar In Spirit To The Introspective Beautiful Loser, Even If It Rocks Harder And Longer. Throughout Much Of The Album, He's Coming To Grips With Being On The Other Side Of 30 And Still Rocking. He Floats Back In Time, Turning In High-School Memories, Remembering When Wandering Down "Mainstreet" Was The Highlight Of An Evening, Covering A Rockabilly Favorite In "Mary Lou." Stylistically, There's Not Much Change Since Beautiful Loser, But The Difference Is That Seger And His Silver Bullet Band — Who Turn In Their First Studio Album Here — Sound Intense And Ferocious, And The Songs Are Subtly Varied. Yes, This Is All Hard Rock, But The Acoustic Ballads Reveal The Influence Of Dylan And Van Morrison, Filtered Through A Midwestern Sensibility, And The Rockers Reveal More Of Seger's Personality Than Ever. Seger May Have Been This Consistent Before (On Seven, For Example), But The Mood Had Never Been As Successfully Varied, Nor Had His Songwriting Been As Consistent, Intimate, And Personal. Thankfully, This Was Delivered To A Mass Audience Eager For Seger, And It Not Only Became A Hit, But One Of The Universally Acknowledged High Points Of Late-'70s Rock & Roll. And, Because Of His Passion And Craft, It Remains A Thoroughly Terrific Record Years Later. more
	Night Moves Used - Vinyl - ST-11557 Beautiful 1976 US Original Still In Shrink With Original Inner. Recorded Between At Muscle Shoals Sound. "Bob Seger Recorded The Bulk Of Night Moves Before Live Bullet Brought Him His First Genuine Success, So It Shouldn't Come As A Surprise That It's Similar In Spirit To The Introspective Beautiful Loser, Even If It Rocks Harder And Longer. Throughout Much Of The Album, He's Coming To Grips With Being On The Other Side Of 30 And Still Rocking. He Floats Back In Time, Turning In High-School Memories, Remembering When Wandering Down "Mainstreet" Was The Highlight Of An Evening, Covering A Rockabilly Favorite In "Mary Lou." Stylistically, There's Not Much Change Since Beautiful Loser, But The Difference Is That Seger And His Silver Bullet Band -- Who Turn In Their First Studio Album Here -- Sound Intense And Ferocious, And The Songs Are Subtly Varied. Yes, This Is All Hard Rock, But The Acoustic Ballads Reveal The Influence Of Dylan And Van Morrison, Filtered Through A Midwestern Sensibility, And The Rockers Reveal More Of Seger's Personality Than Ever. Seger May Have Been This Consistent Before (On Seven, For Example), But The Mood Had Never Been As Successfully Varied, Nor Had His Songwriting Been As Consistent, Intimate, And Personal. Thankfully, This Was Delivered To A Mass Audience Eager For Seger, And It Not Only Became A Hit, But One Of The Universally Acknowledged High Points Of Late-'70s Rock & Roll. And, Because Of His Passion And Craft, It Remains A Thoroughly Terrific Record Years Later." AMG Review By Stephen Thomas Erlewine. more
	Night Moves Audiophile - Used - MFSL 1-034 1980 Promo Limited Edition Half-Speed Master From Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab. Jacket EX. Gold Promo Stamp On Front Cover. Bob Seger Recorded The Bulk Of Night Moves Before Live Bullet Brought Him His First Genuine Success, So It Shouldn't Come As A Surprise That It's Similar In Spirit To The Introspective Beautiful Loser, Even If It Rocks Harder And Longer. Throughout Much Of The Album, He's Coming To Grips With Being On The Other Side Of 30 And Still Rocking. He Floats Back In Time, Turning In High-School Memories, Remembering When Wandering Down "Mainstreet" Was The Highlight Of An Evening, Covering A Rockabilly Favorite In "Mary Lou." Stylistically, There's Not Much Change Since Beautiful Loser, But The Difference Is That Seger And His Silver Bullet Band — Who Turn In Their First Studio Album Here — Sound Intense And Ferocious, And The Songs Are Subtly Varied. Yes, This Is All Hard Rock, But The Acoustic Ballads Reveal The Influence Of Dylan And Van Morrison, Filtered Through A Midwestern Sensibility, And The Rockers Reveal More Of Seger's Personality Than Ever. Seger May Have Been This Consistent Before (On Seven, For Example), But The Mood Had Never Been As Successfully Varied, Nor Had His Songwriting Been As Consistent, Intimate, And Personal. Thankfully, This Was Delivered To A Mass Audience Eager For Seger, And It Not Only Became A Hit, But One Of The Universally Acknowledged High Points Of Late-'70s Rock & Roll. And, Because Of His Passion And Craft, It Remains A Thoroughly Terrific Record Years Later. more
	Night Moves Used - Vinyl - ST-11557 1976 US Original With Original Inner. Recorded Between At Muscle Shoals Sound. "Bob Seger Recorded The Bulk Of Night Moves Before Live Bullet Brought Him His First Genuine Success, So It Shouldn't Come As A Surprise That It's Similar In Spirit To The Introspective Beautiful Loser, Even If It Rocks Harder And Longer. Throughout Much Of The Album, He's Coming To Grips With Being On The Other Side Of 30 And Still Rocking. He Floats Back In Time, Turning In High-School Memories, Remembering When Wandering Down "Mainstreet" Was The Highlight Of An Evening, Covering A Rockabilly Favorite In "Mary Lou." Stylistically, There's Not Much Change Since Beautiful Loser, But The Difference Is That Seger And His Silver Bullet Band -- Who Turn In Their First Studio Album Here -- Sound Intense And Ferocious, And The Songs Are Subtly Varied. Yes, This Is All Hard Rock, But The Acoustic Ballads Reveal The Influence Of Dylan And Van Morrison, Filtered Through A Midwestern Sensibility, And The Rockers Reveal More Of Seger's Personality Than Ever. Seger May Have Been This Consistent Before (On Seven, For Example), But The Mood Had Never Been As Successfully Varied, Nor Had His Songwriting Been As Consistent, Intimate, And Personal. Thankfully, This Was Delivered To A Mass Audience Eager For Seger, And It Not Only Became A Hit, But One Of The Universally Acknowledged High Points Of Late-'70s Rock & Roll. And, Because Of His Passion And Craft, It Remains A Thoroughly Terrific Record Years Later." AMG - Stephen Thomas Erlewine. more
	Night Moves Audiophile - Used - MFSL 1-034 1980 Limited Edition Half-Speed Master. Glossy, NM- Vinyl. Bob Seger Recorded The Bulk Of Night Moves Before Live Bullet Brought Him His First Genuine Success, So It Shouldn't Come As A Surprise That It's Similar In Spirit To The Introspective Beautiful Loser, Even If It Rocks Harder And Longer. Throughout Much Of The Album, He's Coming To Grips With Being On The Other Side Of 30 And Still Rocking. He Floats Back In Time, Turning In High-School Memories, Remembering When Wandering Down "Mainstreet" Was The Highlight Of An Evening, Covering A Rockabilly Favorite In "Mary Lou." Stylistically, There's Not Much Change Since Beautiful Loser, But The Difference Is That Seger And His Silver Bullet Band — Who Turn In Their First Studio Album Here — Sound Intense And Ferocious, And The Songs Are Subtly Varied. Yes, This Is All Hard Rock, But The Acoustic Ballads Reveal The Influence Of Dylan And Van Morrison, Filtered Through A Midwestern Sensibility, And The Rockers Reveal More Of Seger's Personality Than Ever. Seger May Have Been This Consistent Before (On Seven, For Example), But The Mood Had Never Been As Successfully Varied, Nor Had His Songwriting Been As Consistent, Intimate, And Personal. Thankfully, This Was Delivered To A Mass Audience Eager For Seger, And It Not Only Became A Hit, But One Of The Universally Acknowledged High Points Of Late-'70s Rock & Roll. And, Because Of His Passion And Craft, It Remains A Thoroughly Terrific Record Years Later. more
	Night Moves Audiophile - Used - MFSL 1-034 1980 Limited Edition Half-Speed Master. Glossy, NM- Vinyl. Bob Seger Recorded The Bulk Of Night Moves Before Live Bullet Brought Him His First Genuine Success, So It Shouldn't Come As A Surprise That It's Similar In Spirit To The Introspective Beautiful Loser, Even If It Rocks Harder And Longer. Throughout Much Of The Album, He's Coming To Grips With Being On The Other Side Of 30 And Still Rocking. He Floats Back In Time, Turning In High-School Memories, Remembering When Wandering Down "Mainstreet" Was The Highlight Of An Evening, Covering A Rockabilly Favorite In "Mary Lou." Stylistically, There's Not Much Change Since Beautiful Loser, But The Difference Is That Seger And His Silver Bullet Band — Who Turn In Their First Studio Album Here — Sound Intense And Ferocious, And The Songs Are Subtly Varied. Yes, This Is All Hard Rock, But The Acoustic Ballads Reveal The Influence Of Dylan And Van Morrison, Filtered Through A Midwestern Sensibility, And The Rockers Reveal More Of Seger's Personality Than Ever. Seger May Have Been This Consistent Before (On Seven, For Example), But The Mood Had Never Been As Successfully Varied, Nor Had His Songwriting Been As Consistent, Intimate, And Personal. Thankfully, This Was Delivered To A Mass Audience Eager For Seger, And It Not Only Became A Hit, But One Of The Universally Acknowledged High Points Of Late-'70s Rock & Roll. And, Because Of His Passion And Craft, It Remains A Thoroughly Terrific Record Years Later. more
	Night Moves New - Vinyl - B0022870-01 Sealed, latest run of the 2015 180gm reissue. "Bob Seger recorded the bulk of Night Moves before Live Bullet brought him his first genuine success, so it shouldn't come as a surprise that it's similar in spirit to the introspective Beautiful Loser, even if it rocks harder and longer. Throughout much of the album, he's coming to grips with being on the other side of 30 and still rocking. He floats back in time, turning in high-school memories, remembering when wandering down "Mainstreet" was the highlight of an evening, covering a rockabilly favorite in "Mary Lou." Stylistically, there's not much change since Beautiful Loser, but the difference is that Seger and his Silver Bullet Band -- who turn in their first studio album here -- sound intense and ferocious, and the songs are subtly varied. Yes, this is all hard rock, but the acoustic ballads reveal the influence of Dylan and Van Morrison, filtered through a Midwestern sensibility, and the rockers reveal more of Seger's personality than ever. Seger may have been this consistent before (on Seven, for example), but the mood had never been as successfully varied, nor had his songwriting been as consistent, intimate, and personal. Thankfully, this was delivered to a mass audience eager for Seger, and it not only became a hit, but one of the universally acknowledged high points of late-'70s rock & roll. And, because of his passion and craft, it remains a thoroughly terrific record years later." All Music Guide - Stephen Thomas Erlewine more
	Night Moves (NOT FOR SITE!) Audiophile - Used - MFSL 1-034 1980 Audiophile remaster from Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab. Surface mar casuing tick right at the end of Side 1 Track 1 into Track 2. more
	Nine Tonight New - Vinyl - STBK-12182 Sealed 1981 2LP Gatefold Original. Saw cut; Exact press info unknown. Bob Seger at his zenith of his career captures him live at his best. The record features recordings of some of Seger's greatest hits, including "Old Time Rock and Roll," "Night Moves," and "Hollywood Nights." The album was recorded during Seger's 1980-81 tour and captures the energy and excitement of his live performances. Nine Tonight was a commercial success, reaching No. 3 on the Billboard 200 and achieving platinum certification. The album showcases Seger's powerful vocals and the Silver Bullet Band's impressive musicianship. The live versions of the songs have a raw and gritty quality that adds to their appeal. Nine Tonight is a must-have for fans of classic rock and roll and a great introduction to Bob Seger's music for those who are unfamiliar with his work, with its catchy hooks and infectious energy. more
	Nine Tonight Used - Vinyl - STBK-12182 1981 2LP Gatefold Original. Bob Seger At His Zenith Of His Career Captures Him Live At His Best. more
	Nine Tonight Used - Vinyl - STBK-12182 1981 2LP Gatefold Original. Bob Seger At His Zenith Of His Career Captures Him Live At His Best. The record features recordings of some of Seger's greatest hits, including "Old Time Rock and Roll," "Night Moves," and "Hollywood Nights." The album was recorded during Seger's 1980-81 tour and captures the energy and excitement of his live performances. Nine Tonight was a commercial success, reaching No. 3 on the Billboard 200 and achieving platinum certification. The album showcases Seger's powerful vocals and the Silver Bullet Band's impressive musicianship. The live versions of the songs have a raw and gritty quality that adds to their appeal. Nine Tonight is a must-have for fans of classic rock and roll and a great introduction to Bob Seger's music for those who are unfamiliar with his work. With its catchy hooks and infectious energy. more
	Stranger In Town Used - Vinyl - SW-11698 1978 Original, With Original Inner Sleeve And Poster. Mastered By Capitol And "Wally" In Dead Wax. A Monster FM Hit With Five Huge Hits That Marked Bob As A Detroit Legend. more
	Stranger In Town Used - Vinyl - SW-11698 Clean 1978 US Original Jacksonville Pressing, Still In Shrink With Custom Song Hype Sticker But Without Folding Insert. This Press Was Mastered By Wally Traugott. "Night Moves Was In The Pipeline When Live Bullet Hit, And Wound Up Eclipsing The Double Live Set Anyway, So Stranger In Town Is Really The Record Where Bob Seger Started Grasping The Changes That Happened When He Became A Star. It Happened When He Was Old Enough To Have Already Formed His Character. Even As Celebrity Creeps In, As On "Hollywood Nights," Seger Remains A Middle-class, Midwestern Rocker, Celebrating "Old Time Rock & Roll," Realizing Old Flames Are Still The Same, And Still Feeling Like A Number. Musically, It's As Lively As Night Moves, Rocking Even Harder In Some Places And Being Equally As Introspective In The Acoustic Numbers. If It Doesn't Feel As Revelatory As That Record, In Many Ways It Does Feel Like A Stronger Set Of Songs. Yes, Musically, It Doesn't Offer Any Revelations, But It Still Feels Impassioned, Both In Its Performances And Songs, And It's Still One Of The Great Rock Records Of Its Era." AMG - Stephen Thomas Erlewine. more
	Stranger In Town Used - Vinyl - SW-11698 1978 US Original Jacksonville Pressing, With Insert. Nice VG+ Copy, Vibrant Jacket Small Corner Bump & Small Blemish Patch Next To The Word "Band". This Press Was Mastered By Wally Traugott & Jay Maynard. "Night Moves Was In The Pipeline When Live Bullet Hit, And Wound Up Eclipsing The Double Live Set Anyway, So Stranger In Town Is Really The Record Where Bob Seger Started Grasping The Changes That Happened When He Became A Star. It Happened When He Was Old Enough To Have Already Formed His Character. Even As Celebrity Creeps In, As On "Hollywood Nights," Seger Remains A Middle-class, Midwestern Rocker, Celebrating "Old Time Rock & Roll," Realizing Old Flames Are Still The Same, And Still Feeling Like A Number. Musically, It's As Lively As Night Moves, Rocking Even Harder In Some Places And Being Equally As Introspective In The Acoustic Numbers. If It Doesn't Feel As Revelatory As That Record, In Many Ways It Does Feel Like A Stronger Set Of Songs. Yes, Musically, It Doesn't Offer Any Revelations, But It Still Feels Impassioned, Both In Its Performances And Songs, And It's Still One Of The Great Rock Records Of Its Era." AMG - Stephen Thomas Erlewine. more
	Stranger In Town Used - Vinyl - SW-11698 1978 US Original Los Angeles Pressing, Still In Shrink With Custom Song Hype Sticker & Music Plus Sticker. Includes Insert! This Press Was Mastered By Wally Traugott. "Night Moves Was In The Pipeline When Live Bullet Hit, And Wound Up Eclipsing The Double Live Set Anyway, So Stranger In Town Is Really The Record Where Bob Seger Started Grasping The Changes That Happened When He Became A Star. It Happened When He Was Old Enough To Have Already Formed His Character. Even As Celebrity Creeps In, As On "Hollywood Nights," Seger Remains A Middle-class, Midwestern Rocker, Celebrating "Old Time Rock & Roll," Realizing Old Flames Are Still The Same, And Still Feeling Like A Number. Musically, It's As Lively As Night Moves, Rocking Even Harder In Some Places And Being Equally As Introspective In The Acoustic Numbers. If It Doesn't Feel As Revelatory As That Record, In Many Ways It Does Feel Like A Stronger Set Of Songs. Yes, Musically, It Doesn't Offer Any Revelations, But It Still Feels Impassioned, Both In Its Performances And Songs, And It's Still One Of The Great Rock Records Of Its Era." AMG - Stephen Thomas Erlewine. more
	Stranger In Town Used - Vinyl - SW-11698 1978 US RCA Club pressing. Corner ding, hint of ring wear. "Night Moves Was In The Pipeline When Live Bullet Hit, And Wound Up Eclipsing The Double Live Set Anyway, So Stranger In Town Is Really The Record Where Bob Seger Started Grasping The Changes That Happened When He Became A Star. It Happened When He Was Old Enough To Have Already Formed His Character. Even As Celebrity Creeps In, As On "Hollywood Nights," Seger Remains A Middle-class, Midwestern Rocker, Celebrating "Old Time Rock & Roll," Realizing Old Flames Are Still The Same, And Still Feeling Like A Number. Musically, It's As Lively As Night Moves, Rocking Even Harder In Some Places And Being Equally As Introspective In The Acoustic Numbers. If It Doesn't Feel As Revelatory As That Record, In Many Ways It Does Feel Like A Stronger Set Of Songs. Yes, Musically, It Doesn't Offer Any Revelations, But It Still Feels Impassioned, Both In Its Performances And Songs, And It's Still One Of The Great Rock Records Of Its Era." All Music Guide – Stephen Thomas Erlewine more
	Stranger In Town Used - Vinyl - SW-11698 1978 US Original Los Angeles Pressing. Clean Vinyl, VG++ Jacket With Original Inner Sleeve. "Night Moves Was In The Pipeline When Live Bullet Hit, And Wound Up Eclipsing The Double Live Set Anyway, So Stranger In Town Is Really The Record Where Bob Seger Started Grasping The Changes That Happened When He Became A Star. It Happened When He Was Old Enough To Have Already Formed His Character. Even As Celebrity Creeps In, As On "Hollywood Nights," Seger Remains A Middle-class, Midwestern Rocker, Celebrating "Old Time Rock & Roll," Realizing Old Flames Are Still The Same, And Still Feeling Like A Number. Musically, It's As Lively As Night Moves, Rocking Even Harder In Some Places And Being Equally As Introspective In The Acoustic Numbers. If It Doesn't Feel As Revelatory As That Record, In Many Ways It Does Feel Like A Stronger Set Of Songs. Yes, Musically, It Doesn't Offer Any Revelations, But It Still Feels Impassioned, Both In Its Performances And Songs, And It's Still One Of The Great Rock Records Of Its Era." All Music Guide – Stephen Thomas Erlewine more
	The Distance Used - Vinyl - ST-12254 1982 US original Jacksonville pressing with custom inner sleeve. "The Distance was hailed as a return to form upon the time of its release and, in many ways, might be a little stronger, a little more consistent than its predecessor, Against the Wind. Still, this album has the slickest production Bob Seger had yet granted, and the biggest hit single on The Distance wasn't written by him, it was a cover of Rodney Crowell's "Shame on the Moon." Now, this wasn't entirely unusual, since Seger had been an excellent interpreter of songs for years, but this, combined with the glossy sound, signaled that Seger may have been more concerned with his status as a popular, blue-collar rocker than his music. Not that there's much to fault with the music, since "Even Now" and "Roll Me Away" are easily two of his classics, and he turns out craftsmanlike rockers like "Makin' Thunderbirds" and "Boomtown Blues" with aplomb. For all its attributes, it feels like a mirror image of Against the Wind, an album where the rockers, on the whole, wind up being more convincing than the ballads. Now, that doesn't mean The Distance is a bad record, since it isn't -- it's filled with first-rate heartland rockers -- but Seger at his best could balance rockers with ballads, or if he concentrated on rockers, it would be more ferocious than this. This album is simply solid, a nice addition to his catalog, but not a knockout." All Music Guide - Stephen Thomas Erlewine more
	The Distance Used - Vinyl - ST-12254 Clean 1982 US original Jacksonville pressing with original card stock inner sleeve. EX/NM- jacket. more
	The Distance Used Import - ECS-81550 Beuatiful 1982 Japanese pressing, no Obi but has insert. Recorded between Studio 55, Los Angeles, California; Crystal Sound Recording, Los Angeles, California & Muscle Shoals Sound Studios, Sheffield, Alabama. more
	The Distance Used - Vinyl - ST-12254 1982 Original Jacksonville Pressing, With Custom Inner Sleeve. Very Slight Cover Marks And Light Ring Wear. more