As Autumn is making itself evident, we felt it was time to bring some cheer into this very strange world we find ourselves in.
During the pandemic we have heard from many of you. You have told us that you have spent many enjoyable hours browsing our site for old favourites and introducing yourself to new genres. It has been great to hear that vinyl records are playing their part in the well-being of our nation – thank you so much for sharing that with us.
So, today we have added 240 new additions to our stock of which Rock has the most with 80 new items, Soul and Disco have 30 new discs, Jazz 10 and a few Blues, Folk, Beatles and Rolling Stones.
We also have some exciting rare finds:
‘Unzipping the Abstract’ is a collection of various artists from 1980 and features the bands of the Manchester Musicians Collective.
The Mother of Invention’s album, ‘Weasels Ripped My Flesh’ – certainly an acquired taste!
A 1979 re-issued LP by the Wind In The Willows, which was originally pressed in 1968 and features a very young Debbie Harry before her time in Blondie.
A re-issue of the ever-popular Pink Floyd’s second album ‘A Saucerful of Secrets’.
Very early recordings of Buddy Holly, which include newscasts of his death in a plane crash.
Finally, if you are a football fan – we have the the official souvenir album of the 1978 League Cup Final!
Get browsing and see what you can unearth within our extensive collection and online store… It’s a great way to spend time on something relaxing on a wet and windy Autumnal day!
