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| Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin
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(Atlantic LWA-5003 Mxc-81 VG+ 300:-)
One of the most monumental debuts in rock history – a blistering blend of bluesy roots, psych fuzz, and razor-sharp instrumental dexterity! The whole thing's a gem!
Misprint: Track A1 was printed with error on the cover as "Good Times Bat Times" instead "Good Times Bad Times" and track A2 was printed on the cover and on the label as "Baby I'm Gonna Leave You" instead "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You".
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| Led Zeppelin - Remasters
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(Atlantic 7567-80415-1 EU-90 VG+ 1250:-)
"Remasters" is a three-LP compilation album of remastered material by Led Zeppelin.
Containing songs from the band's eight studio albums, it was initially released in the UK and Japan in 1990. The 3LP set is essentially a scaled-down version of the 6LP/4CD "Led Zeppelin" Boxed Set.
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| Lennon & Yoko Ono - Sometime in NYC
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(Apple PCSP-716 UK-72 VG+ 300:-)
The most polarizing of John Lennon's post Beatles ouvre – the strident, Spector-produced, sprawling mess that is "Sometime in New York City" – a record that has too much of every idea John & Yoko had at the time, which makes it all the more fascinating after all these years!
Angry, self-righteous and quite often brilliant – feminist anthems backed by Wall Of Sound pop, an ode to John Sinclair in the mold of a country rock tune – wild stuff from a superstar! Frank Zappa and the Mothers on side four!
Original UK pressing; complete with inners and postcard.
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| Lennon, John - Imagine
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(Apple 1C-064-04914 Ger-?? VG+ 375:-)
Not the out there primal scream of Plastic Ono, and more of an impeccably produced, easy to love landmark from John Lennon! The title track, beautiful as it is, is so heavily ingrained into rock & roll myth making machine that it's become too easy to overlook how great most of the songs on the album are. It must be the most consistent of John's LPs post-Beatles, and it's just about as essential as they come.
German re-issue, complete with printed innersleeve, poster and postcard.
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| Litter - Emerge
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(Probe CPLP-4504 US-69 VG+ 300:-)
The Litter's "Emerge" combines the sound of the Amboy Dukes with Blue Cheer while vocalist Mark Gallagher at times does his best to imitate Jack Bruce adding Cream to the band's list of textures.
Burt Bacharach and Hal David's "Little Red Book" gets torn apart in the translation and is lots of fun. Lead guitarist Ray Melina takes the band to the world of British rock with his "Breakfast at Gardenson's," the light feeling here a total about-face, a transition that complements the huge sound on most of the record.
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| Love - Out Here
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(Blue Thumb BTS-9000 US-69 VG+ 600:-)
Although they never quite reached national or international fame, Love was extremely influential in California on artists such as Jimi Hendrix and the Doors.
Arthur Lee marked his departure from Elektra by jettisoning his old band line-up and putting out the only double-album in the Love discography.
'Out Here' is a sprawling, uneven work whose high points rank with anything from their Elektra discography, and whose low points descend to a level dependent upon your tolerance for blues-rock jams circa 1969! It's Love louder than you've ever heard them before, with the characteristic Arthur Lee whimsy intact!
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