Creature of Doom. Two years after their formation, the English power pop band The Only Ones released their self-titled debut album in 1978. Led by the raffish and slightly scuzzy romance-obsessed Peter Perrett, The Only Ones played not-so-fast guitar rock that sounded deeply indebted to the New York Dolls and other mid-70s proto-punks.
Rare New Wave from 1982, out of Chicago. Artist: Zero DefektsTitle: self-titledLabel: Private (40247)Condition: Still Sealed. No cuts or holes in cover.
The Bishops’ 7″ single, «I Take What I Want / No Lies», on the Chiswick label is a classic piece of punk/new wave music from the 1970s. This first edition, first pressing vinyl record is a must-have for any collector of rock music from the era. Housed in a picture cover, this black 7″ vinyl features original cover art and is in very good plus condition. A rare find, this British-made record is a valuable addition to any music enthusiast’s collection. All Vinyl Records stored in record case. All priced with Discogs.
Miscalculations – Miscalculations (Self Titled) – 2013 Vinyl LP (Dead Beat Records DB 110) SEALED M/M 12″ Vinyl. A Silent Defence. The Inaudible Pitch. Cannot Be Certain About Version Since It Is Sealed?.
The Stranglers – Do The European EP 7” SP 70952 New Wave PUNK Darkwave UK 1980.
The product is a first edition 7″ vinyl single by the artist The Only Ones, released in 1978 on CBS Records. This collectible item from the United Kingdom is a must-have for fans of punk and new wave music looking to add a rare piece to their vinyl collection.
In the album’s new liner notes, producer Chris Thomas recalls how the band found their recording approach almost by accident during an early session. It was impossible to know if it was any good, so, being a bit stumped, I asked Steve if he would like to have a go at putting the bass part on.
Artist: The Ramones. Title: Halfway To Sanity. Format: Vinyl LP. UPC: 603497842285.
The condition of this item is VG+/VG+. The sleeve is graded first so an item that is EX/NM is a sleeve in EX condition with a record that is in NM condition. Very Good + (VG+) The record has obviously been regularly played, but displays no major deterioration in sound quality, despite possible noticeable surface marks and the occasional light scratch.
Ex or better glossy lp. vg cover has radio ink and wear and stickers and tape. uk 1st press, scarce! EX+ – close to like new with only superficial signs of use that don’t affect play. Will satisfy all but the most vain and demanding collector.