The BEATLES Well All Right: From The Get Back Sessions 1969 Vinyl LP Record. Slip-case is crease-free with no bumped corners. Dig A Pony 0:54. Pressed By: Get Back Italy on heavyweight vinyl. Released: 05 Jun 26.
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Jewel – Pieces of You (Deluxe Edition) 4LP Vinyl Box Set | 25th Anniversary Remastered Edition NEW/SEALED. Up for sale is the Jewel – Pieces of You (Deluxe Edition) 4-LP vinyl box set, a stunning 25th Anniversary Edition of Jewel’s landmark debut album.
This LP features a 33 RPM speed with a full-range fidelity level, housed in a cardboard sleeve.
A2 Wide Open Spaces. A6 Never Say Die. SEALED NEW. A1 I Can Love You Better. B10 I’ll Take Care Of You. A5 You Were Mine. B8 Let ‘Er Rip.
The SPICE GIRLS – SPICE WORLD 25 Limited Edition CLEAR VINYL Record LP is a special release celebrating the iconic girl group’s 25th anniversary. This remastered album features their greatest hits in a full-range fidelity level, with a near mint record grading and sealed packaging. The clear vinyl material adds a unique touch to this 12″ LP, which includes songs from the 1990s era in the pop genre. Perfect for fans of the Spice Girls, this limited edition release is a must-have for any vinyl record collector.
SPICE GIRLS SPICE WORLD 25 Limited Edition CLEAR VINYL LP Record Album. Pressed in Germany. Spice World The Movie, the album spent almost one year on the UK Top 40 and includes the No.1 hit singles «Spice Up Your Life,» «Too Much,» and «Viva Forever» as well as fan favorite «Stop.».
Black Sabbath «Paranoid» Vinyl Record LP SEALED. NOTE: A small piece of the shrink wrap is missing, maybe the size of a dime. See last picture. Record is in «Brand New» condition. Case and sleeve may (or may not) have some damage. We will combine shipping on multiple items. (If you buy more than 1 item just request an invoice or send us a message).
A nice feature is the vinyl material’s ability to highlight subtle instrumental details.
A rollicking left turn from its predecessors, Wild Life was recorded in barely more than a week, with more than half of the songs captured in a single take. The end result would be eight songs running the gamut from joyous freewheeling jams to proto-chamber pop to spare introspective musings — all bristling with a raw, jagged energy akin to the grungiest of garage bands—whether on the careening blues-rock rave-up of opener «Mumbo,» a reggae-tinged reimagining of Mickey & Sylvia’s «Love Is Strange,» or the plaintive and heart wrenching ballad «Dear Friend.».