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Moody, dubby house of high quality across all four tracks, especially "Heat division" works great for me. Record is clean except for a small piece of paper stuck in vinyl on both sides, causing 10-15 light ticks (nothing too alarming at all). Pic sleeve has 1 cm peeling on top seam.
Ecstatic vocal house with a driving piano, from 1992. Pic sleeve has a bent corner and two faint residue marks on front. German original.
One ambient side and one with the cool discotronic track "The Zero Of The Signified". Record has a light mark side A not affecting play. US original, with printed inner sleeve.
Two fine, chunky, southern-tinted 1972 soul sides with a spot-on Tony Camillo-arrangement. US original, plain sleeve.
Funky soul version of the Barry White tune b/w a real quality sweet soul slowie. US original in company sleeve.
Obscure compilation holding two snotty punk tracks with Flowers Of Evil. Listen to the anti-skate song "Killer Skate". Great copy. Swedish original.
Compilation from 1988. Cover has minimal stain on front.
1964 album from this great singer. Includes the beat ballad-type killer "River of tears". LP has plenty of marks but nothing really deep, plays decent with a few odd clicks. Cover is low VG+, has a drill hole and a few pin holes, slight damage/tiny split by corners, small stain on back. US mono original.
Banjo-picking country rock from 1969. Gatefold cover has tiny drill hole. US original.
1971 album with a version of "The Shape Of Things To Come". Great copy. US original.
Album from 1967 which holds both great garage rock and psychedelic softness. Listen to "Louise" and "1001 Arabian Nights". Lots of light marks on record, plays well though. Cover has light wear, sticker/residue on back. German original.
Pop/rock album from 1968 with a lovely version of "Angel Of The Morning". Also check the other Chip Taylor-penned song "Billy Sunshine". Small drill hole through cover and label. US original, with hype sticker.
1972 pop/country album with a beautiful version of "The House Song". Cover has cut corner. US original.
Live album from 1961, listen to "Lester Leaps In". US original, SR 60653 with black/silver deep groove labels.
Sweet psychedelic rock with deep fuzz bass and some magical mellow moments. Listen to "My love hides your view" or "Think I care". Gatefold cover has a couple of small stains. US mono original.
Karel Krautgartner-arranged big band jazz featuring Karl Drewo, mixing funkier numbers such as "Color-Blues" with easy jazz-tracks as "Music In My Mind". Plenty of marks on record, plays ok with light occassional background crackle. Cover has edge wear, creasing, sticker marks front and back, faint writing on back. Austria original.
1977 jazz rock. Check the breezy "Killian". Cover has punch hole. US original.
Weird Italian album from 1981, check the eastern vibed "Pret A Porter". Italian original, die cut outer sleeve.
Tricky electronic rhythms and spaced-out sounds on this 1998 album. UK original with infor sheet on plain sleeve. Price tag on back.
Trippy guitar lounge album with a cool version of "Spooky". Record is a wellplaying VG with light marks. Cover has tiny tear on front. Italian original with hype sticker.
"Wantin' Ain't Gettin'" sick sitar/drum intro! Also check "Requiem For The Masses". Record in great shape. Cover has light ring wear, some fraying at opening. German original.
Four long and deep improvisations on violin, sitar, tabla, flute and tambura. Listen to "Morning Love". Indian original.
Gospel-themed album from 1971, listen to the funky "Heaven's Just A Prayer Away". Lots of light marks on record, but plays rather well. Cover has quite heavy general wear, two small splits. US original.
Tough, chunky southern soul - the A-side is written by Dan Penn and Spooner Oldham. US original in company sleeve.
"Cho Cho" - frantic mod rock from 1969. US original.
"So into you" great, smooth two stepper with Earth, Wind & Fire influences. Swedish only original, with printed inner sleeve.
"Somebody stole the sunshine", "Master of my mind", "Between her goodbye and my hello" and more great soul tunes from this mighty outfit. Sealed US original with sawcut, a little creasing and a bent corner. Soundclip from previous copy.
LP from 1974 with the funky "Ain't I been good to you" and the mellow "Brown eyed girl". Record has some pretty minor marks, plays ok. Tiny writing on labels. Dutch original.
Eugene Record-produced album from 1977, check the funky "Hang Loose". Cover has a sawcut. US original.
Loads of great Philly artists come together to raise money for cleaning up the ghetto. Highlights include the killer Teddy Pendergrass track "Now is the time to do it" that I think is exclusive to this album, and Archie Bell & The Drells "Old people" (only LP release for this). Cover has a small drill hole and ring wear. Canadian original.
"Come into my life" awesome 70s soul with hard drums and a deep sound. Cover has minor wear (but no cutout, unlike photo). US original.
Great mid-70s soul on "I'm gonna give you respect", "If you're ever gonna love me" and "Let me down easy"! Some tunes produced by Willie Hutch & Clayton Ivey. LP in nice shape. Cover in shrnk (unlike photo) with a sawcut. US original.
Leroy Hutson & Lowrell Simon-produced soul LP from 1976. "How have you been" is an awesome midtempo tune and "Get it over with" a lovely uptempo dancer. Cover in shrink with a tiny sawcut and just a little corner wear. US original.
Another fine LP from Curtis, enjoyable album for listening all through. "Never say you can't survive" and "Just want to be with you" are my picks. Cover is strong VG, has a sawcut, edge wear and a few small nicks on opening (not on photo). US original, no insert.
"Don't say no" lovely 80s slow jam. Beautiful copy in shrink with hype sticker, just a minor edge warp not affecting play. US original.
EP from 2000, check "Summer love". Pic sleeve in shrink with a small corner bend. US original.
Useful version of "I love music"! "Fanfare for the common man" has some nice extended breaks too. This copy has a promo stamp on front cover. US original.
2003 album with a mix of soul, r&b & hip hop. Listen to "Dance" and "No Stoppin'". Nice copy in shrink (unlike photo), just a few small creases. EU original, includes printed inners.
60s jazz with Bjarne Rostvold and Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen. Listen to "Indiana". Record is scuffy, plays with minor background crackle. Cover has mild creasing, minor split/damage on spine plus light wear to opening. Danish original.
"The real thing" inspirational soul/disco version of the Stevie Wonder tune and a big Loft classic. LP has light sleeve marks, nothing bad. Cover has minor shelf wear and a tiny residue mark on front. US original.
"I'm just a kiss away" wonderful modern soul classic, plus the LP-only gem "Got to find Ms. Right"! LP has mostly light marks, plays well except for a small scratch in the intro to B5, causing a few soft clicks. Dutch original.
More stoned psych by The Fugs, with the dreamy "Life is strange", "Crystal Liaison" and more. German original.
Gangsta hip hop from 1993. Check the flip "Legalize it" that uses Rick James' "Mary Jane". Small sticker removal mark on A-side label. US original with distributor sleeve in shrink.
Classic Barry White production including "Under the influence of love" and the cruise ship anthem "Love's theme"! From 1973. Cover has some ring/rub wear, 6 cm split middle bottom edge (repaired with tape) and tiny split on top and bottom right. US original.
Late 80s southern soul with superb vocals. "Let's do it all over", "I want to make love tonite" and the midtempo swayer "Let's stay together" (not the same as Al Green) are the main cuts. LP is VG+ to EX, nice copy. Cover looks great in shrink (unlike photo). US original.
The ladies cover songs by Beatles, Smokey Robinson etc. Listen to "You really got a hold on me". LP has light marks, plays well. Cover has some creasing and marker writing on back. UK mono original, TML 11002 with "Sold in UK" print on labels.
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