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| Ramones - Beat from the Street
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(Rock Around The World 109 US-7? EX 375:-)
The Ramones are the first punk rock band. By cutting rock & roll down to its bare essentials -- four chords; a simple, catchy melody; and irresistibly inane lyrics -- and speeding up the tempo considerably, the Ramones created something that was rooted in early '60s, pre-Beatles rock & roll and pop but sounded revolutionary.
This bootleg is shared with Martha Velez; the Ramones were recorded August 12, 1976 at the Roxy, Los Angeles, CA.
Original US pressing; the cue-sheet is missing.
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| Reed, Lou - Transformer
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(RCA Victor LSP-4807 Ger-73 VG+ 300:-)
Not the first solo album from Lou Reed, but definitely the one that established him as a major force away from the Velvet Underground. Lou's brilliance with both songwriting and delivery really makes the whole thing amazing – capturing a moment when New York was rotting out from the inside, and when the rules were changing faster than anyone could keep up with!
2nd German pressing with RCA Schallplatten GmbH credit in the perimeter text on top.
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| Risk - Dirty Surfaces
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(Steamhammer SPV008-76231 Ger-90 EX 275:-)
Risk is a German Thrash/Speed Metal band from Witten, renamed from Faithful Breath.
The style on "Dirty Surfaces" remains entrenched within traditional thrash metal for the most part. However, there’s a slight return to the more melodic power/speed metal aesthetics of their debut, particularly evident with a heightened use of harmonized dual guitars by the six-string team of Romme Keymer and Thilo Hermann.
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| Roches - Roches
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(Warner Bros BSK-3298 US-79 VG+ 300:-)
The debut album by sisters Maggie, Terre and Suzzy Roche from Park Ridge, New Jersey is a cult classic folk rock album produced by King Crimson’s Robert Fripp.
Across ten tracks, the highly original and versatile vocal trio weave through barbershop harmonies, traditional Irish melodies, doo-wop, bee bop and a dozen other styles into a sound wholly their own.
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| Roedelius - Durch die Wüste
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Sky Records sky-014 Ger-78 VG+ 300:-)
Hans-Joachim Roedelius is a German electronic musician and composer, best known as a co-founder of the influential 'kosmische' groups Cluster and Harmonia.
This is H-J. Roedelius's first solo effort, released and recorded between the periods of his group Cluster's "Sowiesoso" and "Grosses Wasser" albums. And as such, there are elements here that remind one a lot of both.
2nd pressing with "nordhäuser weg 16" adress on back of sleeve. The sleeve has a small split in the lower right corner.
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| Roedelius - Reise durch Arcadien
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(Sky Records sky-044 Ger-80 VG+ 375:-)
Hans-Joachim Roedelius is a German electronic musician and composer, best known as a co-founder of the influential 'kosmische' groups Cluster and Harmonia.
"Selbstportrait III: Reise durch Arcadia" gathers together enraptured low-fi miniature musical sketches and ideas which Roedelius recorded at home in the living room on his Revox tape machine between 1973 and 1979 as a kind of "musical diary".
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| Rolling Stones - From the Vault: Marquee Club
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(Rolling Stones ERDVLP086 EU-15 NM 600:-)
Few partnerships in rock 'n' roll have been as productive as the collaboration between Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, and of course having wunderkind Brian Jones along did nothing to hinder the Rolling Stones' popularity. From the get-go, the band played the raunchy, gritty doppelganger to the Beatles' dandified Merseybeat pop.
Limited Vinyl pressing including bonus DVD. The "Marquee Live In 1971" was filmed at the legendary London club on March 26th 1971, about a month before the release of the "Sticky Fingers" album in late April. Mick Taylor was now fully integrated into the group and the band had used the tour to showcase some of the tracks from the forthcoming album.
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| Rolling Stones - Out of Our Heads
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(Decca LK-4725 UK-65 VG+ 600:-)
Few partnerships in rock 'n' roll have been as productive as the collaboration between Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, and of course having wunderkind Brian Jones along did nothing to hinder the Rolling Stones' popularity. From the get-go, the band played the raunchy, gritty doppelganger to the Beatles' dandified Merseybeat pop.
Export version manufactured in England for distribution in Europe. Not sold in the UK. The reason Decca made this version is that it contains the megahit "Satisfaction".
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| Rolling Stones - Singles Collection
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(ABKCO 1218-1 US-89 VG+ 1250:-)
Few partnerships in rock 'n' roll have been as productive as the collaboration between Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, and of course having wunderkind Brian Jones along did nothing to hinder the Rolling Stones' popularity. From the get-go, the band played the raunchy, gritty doppelganger to the Beatles' dandified Merseybeat pop.
US Limited Edition 4-LP Box Set, containing all the early London Records classics, pressed on 100% Virgin Vinyl, with a lavish 72-page lyric booklet!
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| Rolling Stones - Some Girls
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(Rolling Stones ESS-81050 Jap-78 EX 350:-)
Few partnerships in rock 'n' roll have been as productive as the collaboration between Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, and of course having wunderkind Brian Jones along did nothing to hinder the Rolling Stones' popularity. From the get-go, the band played the raunchy, gritty doppelganger to the Beatles' dandified Merseybeat pop.
"Some Girls" is way more than the disco cash-in some folks thought at the time – and a surprisingly classic set that perfectly sums up the late 70s Stones ethos – and, in a way, the vibe of a changing New York!
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| Rolling Stones - Their Satanic Majesties Request
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(Decca TXS.103 EX/VG+ 2250:-)
Initially thought by some as a cheap cash-in on the Sgt Peppers concept – but, really, an album that helped set the Rolling Stones free to express themselves in so many new and amazing ways!
1967 UK STEREO pressing, on the unboxed Decca green label with "deep groove" and straight text composer credits and upside-down matrix in brackets, complete with flame red artwork inner and 3D diffraction grating front laminated gatefold picture sleeve.
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| Rose, Tim - Tim Rose
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(CBS Sbpg-63618 UK-67 VG+ 275:-)
A fantastic solo debut from Tim Rose! Rose has a full voice that's clearly influenced by soul, yet has this raspy, almost boozy charm around the edges -- almost crackling at times, which only adds to the spirit of the songs -- which get great small group accompaniment from a studio combo that features Bernard Purdie on drums and Artie Butler on piano.
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| Roxy Music - Country Life
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(Island ILPS-9303 UK-74 VG+ 300:-)
The fourth album from Roxy Music – a brilliant statement of their early genius through and through!
The album has the group moving strongly past the Eno years, into a tighter framework that still contains many of the darker themes of earlier records. Ferry's lead vocals are incredibly majestic and the group's tight blend of reeds, guitar, and moody keyboards gives the whole album an off-kilter sense of instrumentation that really sets it apart from the pack. There's an artfulness here that's never overdone, and the whole thing comes together with a magic that's impossible to describe, but which is Roxy at their best.
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