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| Pere Ubu - Dub Housing
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(Chrysalis CHR-1207 UK-76 EX 275:-)
Pere Ubu emerged from the urban wastelands of mid-'70s Cleveland to impact the American underground for generations to come; led by hulking frontman David Thomas, whose absurdist warble and rapturously demented lyrics remained the band's creative focus throughout their long, convoluted career, Ubu's protean art punk sound harnessed self-destructing melodies, scattershot rhythms, and industrial-strength dissonance to capture the angst and chaos of their times with both apocalyptic fervor and surprising humanity.
THE MODERN DANCE was Pere Ubu's debut and 1978's great leap forward in the wake of punk and its lesser descendents. As such, DUB HOUSING, 10 months its junior, was always going to have a hard act to follow. At heart an avant-garde troupe with an overbearing sense of alienation about them, Ubu resisted the hooks that earned THE MODERN DANCE so many of its plaudits. DUB HOUSING rode along on Tony Maimone's fluid bass work on "I Will Wait" and "Navvy," periodically breaking down into ordered chaos. You can almost hear the fragile building bricks tumble on "Thriller!"
Original UK pressing; both sleeve and vinyl are graded EX.
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| Pere Ubu - The Modern Dance
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(Blank 001 US-78 VG+ 350:-)
Led by hulking frontman David Thomas -- whose absurdist warble and rapturously demented lyrics remained the band's creative focus throughout their career -- Pere Ubu emerged from the urban wastelands of mid-'70s Cleveland to become one of the American underground's most influential bands.
Pere Ubu's debut album remains the essential Ubu purchase. For sure, Mercury had no idea what they had on their hands when they released this as part of their punk rock offshoot label Blank, but it remains a classic slice of art-punk.
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| Pink Floyd - Allen's Psychedelic Breakfast
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(Circus Sun PDF-22 EU-10 EX 275:-)
Pink Floyd was an English rock band from London. Founded in 1965, the group achieved worldwide acclaim, initially with innovative psychedelic music, and later in a genre that came to be termed progressive rock.
This album was recorded at the Sheffield City Hall on December 22, 1970. This is the RED VINYL version.
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| Popol Vuh – Agape-Agape Love-Love
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(Uniton U-015 Nor-83 VG+ 300:-)
Popol Vuh as an experimental German band whose cosmic, trance-like music was a huge influence on modern ambience and worldbeat.
Two years after the issue of "Sei Still, Wisse ICH BIN", "Agape-Agape (Love-Love)" offers a deeper view of the same animal. Still utilizing a choir for Gregorian chant-like ethereal intensity - though they sing in Byzantine scales - pianist Florian Fricke, guitarist/percussionist Daniel Fichelscher, guitarist Conny Veit, and vocalist Renate Knaup delve deeply into the drone world of Fricke's sacred music muse.
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| Popol Vuh - Popol Vuh
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(Polydor 2923.009 Nor-72 VG+ 500:-)
This skilled Norwegian progressive rock group, featureing Jan Teigen on vocals, had to change their name to Popol Ace to avoid confusion with the Krautrock pioneers.
The music on Popol Vuh's first album ranges from easily accessible progressive rock to funky jazz-rock, dreamy ballads to more powerful tracks.
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| Presley, Elvis - Aloha from Hawaii
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(RCA Victor DPS-2040 UK-73 EX 275:-)
"Aloha from Hawaii" captures Elvis' celebrated live television concert from 1973. Arguably, it also captures the peak of the Presley live extravaganzas of the '70s. The record finds Elvis pulling out all the stops, running through a set that favors covers and new material at the expense of classics.
Original UK pressing complete with insert.
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| Proby, P.J. - Three Week Hero
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(Liberty LDL-83219E UK-69 VG+ 375:-)
James Marcus Smith was an American singer born 6 November 1938, Houston, Texas. Although he was initially based in the US, he later moved to the UK and found more success there.
Rare 1969 UK 12-track vinyl LP produced and arranged by John Paul Jones and featuring all members of Led Zeppelin as backing band. The medley 'Jim's Blues'/'George Wallace Is Rollin' In This Morninˈ', features all four members with Robert Plant playing harmonica and tambourine. Fully laminated pinched spine picture sleeve. Apart from a bit of laminate lift at the spine the sleeve is in wonderful condition - the vinyl has a few small marks and is rated Very Good+. A great copy of the rarest Proby Liberty LP!
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