Explorer-Explorer-LP Vinyl

Explorer-Explorer-LP Vinyl

Also released with [url=https://www.discogs.com/Explorer-Explorer/release/325926]slightly different label imprint[/url], without the note "Keine Vermietung" Produced for Schweitzer GmbH Album coordination by Nestor Records, Ffm Recorded at Hotline Studios, Frankfurt All songs published by Rockoko Music ℗ & © 1982 [url=http://www.discogs.com/Explorer-Untitled/release/1610509]Bootlegged[/url] in 2008.
Motörhead-We Play Rock 'N' Roll (Live At Montreux Jazz Festival '07)-LP Vinyl

Motörhead-We Play Rock ‚N‘ Roll (Live At Montreux Jazz Festival ’07)-LP Vinyl

Comes in a gatefold sleeve. Top opening picture inner sleeves of thin card. Hype sticker applied to the shrink-wrap. Includes the full live show recorded on 7th July 2007 as part of the Montreux Jazz Festival and released for the first time ever. Matrix stamped (BM82594-xx xx HL) and etched (BMGCAT792DLP), cutting signs on variant 2 is etched too.
The Residents-Whatever Happened To Vileness Fats-LP Vinyl

The Residents-Whatever Happened To Vileness Fats?-LP Vinyl

Repress by Rainbo Records in 1987. Same matrix with the other Rainbo repress [r=107438], but with label artwork that is same with the original [r=8896570]. "The Residents scripted "Vileness Fats" and started shooting this epic fantasy in 1972. It was intended to be the first full-length music video. The story concerns a love triangle made up of an Indian priestess who lives forever and a schizophrenic one-armed midget. Four years later, The Residents had shot fourteen hours of video, but had only completed about half of the script. Technological advances in video now made their black and white footage look poor, and they knew that in the five or six years it would take to complete, a video revolution would take place... so they gave up. In 1984, twelve years after starting the project, the same technological advancement that killed the project brought it back to life. Though computer enhancement, enough footage was salvaged to construct the half-hour amazement, "Whatever Happened to VILENESS FATS?"." (notes from release) © ℗ 1984, The Cryptic Corp. Jacket Made in Canada
Unrest-Perfect Teeth-LP Vinyl

Unrest-Perfect Teeth-LP Vinyl

Housed in a textured cover with glossy inner sleeve. Recorded in Cannon Falls, Minnesota at 15 inches per second. Mixed in Bethesda, Maryland at Avalon in the Monocle Building. [a=Simon Le Bon] is jokingly credited for production. Cath Carroll image, © 1988 copyright 1988 the estate of Robert Mapplethorpe ℗ & © 1993 4AD ℗ 1993 Teenbeat Made in England.