Harold Y Su Banda
Evolucion1 x LP Vinyl 17,90 €
Originally released in Colombia in 1975. Limited edition of 1000 numbered copies. Made in the EU.
Tracks A1 to B3 ℗ 1975 CBS-Colombia.
Track B4 ℗ 1973 CBS-Colombia.
Harvey Mandel
Baby Batter1 x LP Vinyl 34,90 €
reissue on 180 gram vinyl, originally released in 1971
Harvey Mandel
The Snake1 x LP Vinyl 24,90 €
reissue, originally released in 1972, gatefold sleeve
Harvey Milk
Live At Supersonic July 12 20081 x LP Vinyl 17,90 €
Recorded at Supersonic 2008 festival during Harvey Milk’s first ever UK performance.
Issued in a generic „Supersonic Live Recordings“ LP jacket with insert and front cover sticker on protective PVC jacket.
Track B2 is presented as ‚Pröbolkoc‘ on the center label, but appears as ‚Probolkoc‘ on the insert.
All songs © & ℗ Harvy Milk except „We Destroy The Family“ by [a263822]
Pressing plant and mastering company uncredited, identified by the matrix numbers.
Haunted Leather
Red Road1 x LP Vinyl 19,90 €
Released on Stolen Body Records SBR002 on 250 limited edition red vinyl as well as limited edition artwork. This is the official European Release. Includes download card
Hawkwind
Space Ritual Vol.22 x LP Vinyl 79,90 €
180 gram limited edition coloured vinyl in gatefold jacket.
Tracks A1 to B1 and C1 to D2 2007 digital remasters.
Track B2 previously unreleased complete version.
Consists of the second disc of [url=https://www.discogs.com/Hawkwind-The-Space-Ritual-Alive-In-Liverpool-And-London/release/10530027]the remastered 2007 CD version[/url].
Hayseed Dixie
Let There Be Rockgrass2 x LP Vinyl 34,90 €
RSD 2024 Release
Haywire
Conditioned For Demolition1 x LP Vinyl 20,90 €
First European edition, 350 copies on black vinyl (this) plus 150 on olive green vinyl. The records are housed in 250gr printed inner bags and 350gr jackets, both printed inside out. Includes poster.
Pre production and vocals were done with Chris Ceserini at old salt studios in Fairhaven, MA.
Drums and guitars were done with Will Hirst at Gate 4 studios in Western, Mass.
Record mixed by Trevor Vaughn at the Meat Market