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2xLP of tunes from 1999-2012 in an uplifting chiptune/video game music style.
Mellow folk from 1970. Listen to "Last time" or "I'm no good for you". Cover has minor wear and a drill hole. US original with lyric inner sleeve (a little split).
Dark synth music from Swedish/Danish duo, with synthesizer sounds just as evil as the cover promises. Listen to the ambient "Dark room" or "On my side" that sounds like something out of a House of the Dead-soundtrack...
More Samla Mammas Manna styled avant-rock/prog/RIO from 1981, using tons of acoustic instruments and synthesizer - listen to "Kamelsväng" and "Boeves Psalm". Clean record. Cover has ring/edge wear, creasing, sticker on front (not in photo). No sticker tear on this copy, as in photo. Swedish original.
1984 12" with "Slow Death" and a kickass version of "Jumpin' Jack Flash". Cover has small top split. French original.
Feel-good disco from this well-loved singer. Vinyl is clean. Minor writing on "Ain't no smoke" label (not on photo). Company sleeve has a cut corner and some ring wear. US original, promo copy.
Dark synths galore on this LP of 1982-1988 recordings - check the slightly more spacey/spacious "Revolution moleculaire"!
Rock/pop from Uppsala that reminds me of Television at times - listen to "Rivals shake" and "Recreational adultery".
Old timey folk blues from the one and only Leadbelly. Listen to "Rock Island Line". Record has some light marks, plays fine. Cover has light wear, 2 cm tear on back. German original.
Joe Hill Louis and his "Gotta Let You Go" is just amazing! Proto punk/rap recorded 1950! US original.
Free form jazz/rock/noise LP from Joe Williamson, Anton Toorell & Dennis Egberth. Swedish only release from 2016.
Organic soul from 2018 with a Jill Scott-like vibe, produced by Anderson .Paak, Iman Omari and Shafiq Husayn. Listen to "Find U" or "Suitcase".
Fine roots reggae from their 1988 album. Reissue.
1960 vocal jazz album with a blues touch, listen to "When I was young". Light storage pattern on record, plays ok. Cover has minor lamination bubble on front + small tear on back. Later US (early 70s) pressing with red/green labels with 1841 Broadway-address.
Live recording from 2016 with a jazzy folk vibe. Listen to "Redshift" or "Homelands". LP is like new, cover has a creased corner. UK original.
Big classic from 1968 including "The way young lovers do". Some light scuffs on record, plays fine. Cover has some lamination bubbles, two stickers on back. Norwegian later pressing from 1972.
Contemporary classical from 1984. Swedish original. Cover has DMM-sticker plus green round sticker on front.
The first recorded version of Ned Doheny's "Get it up for love", released in 1974. Great backing on this one! Reissue 7".
Female group version of the great Paul Kelly/Clarence Reid-penned ballad! US original, promo copy with stereo/mono sides.
Classic girl group sound from 1963, listen to "The joke's on you". LP has a scratch causing light clicks on A1 and A2, solid copy apart from that. Cover looks fine except it's almost completely split on top seam (repaired with tape). US original.
Czechoslovakiam jazz featuring Karel Velebny & Jan Konopasek. Listen to "Pohyblive Schodiste"! Light sleeve marks on record, plays well. Generic Supraphon-sleeve has some edge wear and creasing plus 5 cm damage (split/tear) on bottom seam. Czechoslovakian original, this is domestic issue with Czech track titles and generic sleeve.
"Lotus blossom" - lovely mellow tune over a folky sampling beat. US original 12".
Beast of a soul tune with Lee sounding like he's about to burst with emotion. Reissue.
Mouth-watering midtempo soul from L.A. soul queen Ty Karim with Mr Griffin doing his part well! Reissue 7" with parts 1 and 2.
2xLP in the folk bag by this intense artist. Listen to "Old soldier". Cover has faint sticker mark on front (not in photo). UK 2nd pressing, green labels.
1967 album with "Giddy-up-ding dong" and more. Cover has ring/edge wear, 14 cm top split, drill hole. US original.
Album with live recordings done in june 1977. Listen to the stomping "Worried life blues" or "Too much alcohol" which has one helluva cool guitar solo. No sticker on front of cover on this copy. US original.
Techno that sounds more punk than most punk. Listen to "Acclimator" or "Dripping". Cover in shrink. Austrian original.
Another nice take on the Philly horse theme (Cliff Nobles etc). Funky 60s soul with hard drums! Record is VG+ to EX and plays fine. "X" on both labels. US original, red/white label promo copy.
Soul/garage instrumentals with a cooking Hammond organ. "Autumn fog" could be useful for mod DJs. Minor silver pen mark on "Autumn fog" label. US original.
4 tracks recorded live at Södra Teatern, just a stone's throw away from our store.
60s girl group soul LP including a great version of the Bacharach/David-penned "Baby it's you"! LP in solid shape. Cover has big seam splits on top and bottom, repaired with tape. Venezuelan original.
Bluesy rock LP from 1970 with some psych tendencies. Check "Minotaur". Record has light marks, plays well with some occasional surface noise and odd clicks. Cover ring/cornerwear, 8 cm top split, 12 cm spine split. French original.
"You knew what you..." gorgeous, airy 60s soul with on-point production as ever from Popcorn Wylie. Minor scuffing, plays well. Light label wear. US original.
Early (1970) release from the greatest representatives of Gary, Indiana. US original on SteelTown.
Compilation with 60s psych like The Poets, The Attack, The Flies etc. Listen to the all time favourite killer "Father's Name Is Dad" with Fire. Still sealed, soundclip from previous copy. UK later pressing.
1969 album with the pounding "Santa Claus". A few light marks on record. Cover in great shape. US 2nd pressing.
Summery hip hop with a soulful vibe, especially "Cool cat" and "Escargot" are instant hits. A DJ Muro spin, and it's easy to hear why. Limited release (400 copies) in picture sleeve.
1963 album with a wonderful Chuck Jackson-like sound on "Good morning sadness". LP is glossy with some (mostly light) marks, plays fine overall with a few scattered clicks. Cover has partial splits on top and bottom edge, repaired with tape. Also some ring/rub wear, worn corners and tiny writing + sticker on back. US stereo original (but comes in mono cover with correctional "stereo" sticker on front).
"Pretty Boy Floyd", "Ludlow Massacre" and more essential stuff from the legend. Clean record. Cover has one bumped corner. US later pressing, with booklet.
Armed with guitar, harmonica, kazoo, washboard and fotdella Jesse delievers twelve pieces of blues. Listen to "Red River Blues". Great copy. US later pressing from 1972.
Sought-after deep disco. A loud 12-inch that was originally only released as a 7-inch single. Have a listen to the title track. Reissue.
Very raw, very lo-fi recordings, but his voice cuts through and he means it! Listen to "Baby, Don't You Want To Go?". Stain on label side B. Cover has corner wear, creasing. Austrian original.
Awesome 60s soul from tho iconic artists. 7" reissue of originally album-only songs.
Two of the best tunes from their sought-after "Would you believe" album, both prime examples of a white group that could sound uttterly soulful, and both of course well loved on the northern soul/beach scene. Reissue.
Two wonderful 1971 recordings with Mickey Stevenson at the helm. The CC side was previously out on a Kent Anniversary 45 (already selling for around 250 pounds) whilst the Hodges tune sees its first vinyl release here.
1966 sunshine surf pop with Beach Boys-esque sweet harmonies. Listen to "I Live For The Sun" and "Jo Ann". Cover has 8 cm top split, 4 cm bottom split, wear + small tears at opening. This copy is not in shrink. US stereo original.
"Ko Ko Mo (I Love You So)" great 50s r'n'r! Three more tracks on this EP. Record has only a few light lines, plays great. Intact center. Cover in fine shape, but has some writing on back. Norwegian original.
Legendary soul/r&b man on a 1988 comp. Includes the club classic "Somebody's always trying" and ballads as "Be ever wonderful". Cover has light ring wear and a minor sticker on front and back (not on photo).
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