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Here's a FuzzyMuzik favorite! Fans of the 80s sound, of Peter Gabriel at his best (yes, yes) ... you need this album! We enter a musical universe greatly influenced by Kraftwerk, Depeche Mode, the Cure and Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark. In our opinion, it's one of the diamonds produced and composed in the midst of a pandemic. Just listen to "The Grey Commute" or "Across That Fine Line" to be convinced! PIAS pressing 2021. Vinyl, LP, Album PIASR1270LP, 2021 Cover condition: MINT Vinyl condition: MINT _____ We use record images for reference only. Please note that the photos shown are for reference only. Please refer to our legend to fully understand the condition. -
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Rarely will you find it with impeccable discs and poster, in fact you probably won't. Still with its original retail price of 10.98$ on shrink! Vinyl, Album, Label: Funkébec - FK2-700, 1974, Canada Vinyl : NM- _ NM- Sleeve: VG+, in shrink, w/ poster, unipak: gummed tape used to hold the original cellophane, still in place by the way. _____ We use disc images for reference purposes. Please note that the photos shown are for illustrative purposes only. Please refer to our legend to fully understand the condition. -
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Label : Adami - none, 2018, France Cover: EX- (crease visible at back, front impeccable) ____ We use disc images for reference only. Please note that the photos shown are for illustrative purposes only. Please refer to our legend to fully understand the condition. -
One of the hardest Monkees to find, at the dawn of the 70s and in the shadow of the Beatles, Beach Boys and hard rock still taking its place. Vinyl, LP, RCA Victor COS-113, February 1969, Canada Vinyl condition: EX- (not perfect, but not far off) Cover condition : EX- w/ RCA Victor original inner sleeve. _____ We use disc images for reference only. Please note that the photos shown are for reference only. Please refer to our legend to fully understand the condition. -
Article in Rolling Stone (France). We'd left them sitting side by side on their four-poster bed, a young, urban and decidedly hype couple, straight out of a fashion shoot for a trendy magazine or a Wes Anderson film. We've also known since Friendly Fire that Sean Lennon was an undeniably gifted musician and composer who now wisely prefers the anonymity of a band (with his girlfriend, model Charlotte Kemp Muhl) in order to escape an overwhelming heredity. His self-proclaimed eclecticism - from the soundtrack of an arty film to his participation in Mom's Plastic Ono Band via a few stints with The Flaming Lips - tended to muddy the waters. But while his last album, The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger, with its deliciously accoustic tones, was fondly remembered, no one expected him - or them, we should say - to make an album on the level of this totally psychedelic Midnight Sun, which is likely to shake many an audience. "Charlotte had only just heard 'Strawberry Fields Forever' when I met her," he once said of Kemp. It's reasonable to assume that she's had a refresher course or two since then, even if Midnight Sun is in no way, if not subconsciously, a Revolver/Pepper's pastiche with which the term "psychedelic", given Lennon's family tree, might be associated. While the opening track, "Too Deep", may bring to mind some of the neo-planing rock of the late Oasis, it's the young guard (Temples, Tame Impala etc.) who are to blame. From "Xanadu" onwards, and especially the impressive "Animals", the case takes a completely different turn: The GOASTT's ambitious, unbridled compositions, with their often complex harmonies and structures, clearly rival the great pop goldsmiths of their time ("Last Call", "Poor Paul Getty"), as confirmed at the end of this kaleidoscope-like sonic trip by the almost seven-minute grandiose "Moth to A Flame", the real bravura piece of the record. Admittedly, here and there we'll find reminiscences of his illustrious father's first band (here, an upside-down guitar loop, there a pinch of slide, the vocal grain, especially troubling in the chorus parts). But above all, it's Sean's (and his partner's) artistic dimension that reveals every note of this strangely fascinating record. Vinyl, Album, Label : Chimera Music - No. XVIII, 2014, USA Vinyl condition : NM-, white vinyl Cover condition : NM-, w/ hype sticker _____ We use disc images for reference only. Please note that the photos shown are for reference only. Please refer to our legend to fully understand the condition. -
Article in Rolling Stone (France). We'd left them sitting side by side on their four-poster bed, a young, urban and decidedly hype couple, straight out of a fashion shoot for a trendy magazine or a Wes Anderson film. We've also known since Friendly Fire that Sean Lennon was an undeniably gifted musician and composer who now wisely prefers the anonymity of a band (with his girlfriend, model Charlotte Kemp Muhl) in order to escape an overwhelming heredity. His self-proclaimed eclecticism - from the soundtrack of an arty film to his participation in Mom's Plastic Ono Band via a few stints with The Flaming Lips - tended to muddy the waters. But while his last album, The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger, with its deliciously accoustic tones, was fondly remembered, no one expected him - or them, we should say - to make an album on the level of this totally psychedelic Midnight Sun, which is likely to shake many an audience. "Charlotte had only just heard 'Strawberry Fields Forever' when I met her," he once said of Kemp. It's reasonable to assume that she's had a refresher course or two since then, even if Midnight Sun is in no way, if not subconsciously, a Revolver/Pepper's pastiche with which the term "psychedelic", given Lennon's family tree, might be associated. While the opening track, "Too Deep", may bring to mind some of the neo-planing rock of the late Oasis, it's the young guard (Temples, Tame Impala etc.) who are to blame. From "Xanadu" onwards, and especially the impressive "Animals", the case takes a completely different turn: The GOASTT's ambitious, unbridled compositions, with their often complex harmonies and structures, clearly rival the great pop goldsmiths of their time ("Last Call", "Poor Paul Getty"), as confirmed at the end of this kaleidoscope-like sonic trip by the almost seven-minute grandiose "Moth to A Flame", the real bravura piece of the record. Admittedly, here and there we'll find reminiscences of his illustrious father's first band (here, an upside-down guitar loop, there a pinch of slide, the vocal grain, especially troubling in the chorus parts). But above all, it's Sean's (and his partner's) artistic dimension that reveals every note of this strangely fascinating record. Vinyl, Album, Label : Chimera Music - No. XVIII, 2022 Vinyl condition: MINT Cover condition : MINT, w/ hype sticker _____ We use disc images for reference only. Please note that the photos shown are for reference only. Please refer to our legend to fully understand the condition.
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Neuf_ Mint / Mint _ Label: BCK-LP-03 / SOP0002, 2021, black vinyl _ 200 copies in this version! -
Great Sinatra selection. Duet I and Duet II are classics, unavailable as box sets, but this alternative is more than reasonable, and at a good price, not to mention unavailable online just about everywhere. Vinyl, Album, Label : Capitol Records _ Signature Sinatra _ UMe _ - B0019266-01, 2013, USA Vinyl condition: NM- _ NM- Cover condition : NM- _____ We use disc images for reference only. Please note that the photos shown are for reference only. Please refer to our legend to fully understand the condition. -
An original "Moving Pictures" in a shape like this, we may have had it once in the past. This is variant 7. We have other options in store for this disc :) Vinyl, Album, Label : Anthem - ANR-1-1030, 1981, Canada Condition Vinyl : EX to NM-, certainly the copy you're looking for Sleeve: EX++, small less glossy portion from manufacturing, with thick cardboard, superb! ____ We use disc images for reference only. Please note that the photos shown are for illustrative purposes only. Please refer to our legend to fully understand the condition. -
The one! Washed, inspected and played in its entirety. Vinyl, Album, Label: Select - SSP-24.131, Variation Stereo red label, 1965 Canada Condition: Vinyl: VG in visual, plays VG+ with some background noise Sleeve: VG+, textured sleeve with wear mainly to seams ____ We use disc images for reference only. Please note that the photos shown are for reference only. Please refer to our legend to fully understand the condition. -
This is the original pressing, now out of stock. 1000 copies in two variations. This album is already in the re-pressing process. Copies of this album are becoming rare. We have a few that we are pleased to offer you. New / Sealed _ Mint / Mint _ Label : Castle Face CF-125, 2020 _ 767870664588 -
Vinyl, LP, Label: Philips - 6510 013, Philips - 6510-013, Canada 1973 Vinyl condition : NM- Cover condition : NM- _____ We use disc images for reference only. Please note that the photos shown are for reference only. Please refer to our legend to fully understand the condition.