THE SEEDS - "Future" - (1968 GNP Crescendo Records) - 2001 Simply One2Five S125026 - Printed in UK 

160g Virgin Vinyl Pressing - Sealed - NEW VINYL

Item: 51A22 * Dkr. 150,00 On stock: 1

Third release from this most influential of 60’s west coast bands  "Future" by The Seeds. Following the local impact of the first two albums and the fact that they scored a U.S. chart singles success with "Pushin’ Too Hard" from the previous year and "Can’t Seem To Make You Mine" from earlier in ’67, all these factors combined to make "Future" the first Top 100 album hit of the band’s career where it reached the dizzy heights of No.87 in August ’67. The album followed the template of the first two Seeds albums continuing the psychedelic organ-lead sound together with Sky Saxon’s typically obscure lyrics which summed up the times perfectly. Titles like "March Of The Flower Children", "Painted Doll", "Flower Lady & Her Assistant", "Two Fingers Pointing At You" and "Six Dreams" underline this. Together with "The Seeds" and "A Web OF Sound", "Future" provides a trilogy of albums which capture the early psychedelic L.A. scene like few others.

Item:51A23 * Dkr. 160,00 On stock: 1

Legendary Black Music icon - the infamous Sylvester Stewart a.k.a. Sly Stone. "The Best Of Sly And The Family Stone" is another trip through Black Music history with some of the most infectious funk ever committed to vinyl! From the infectious good-time boogie of "Dance To The Music" (No.7 UK, No.8 US) to the stoned funk of "If You Want Me To Stay" this is a package which every discerning music lover should kill to own. Contains the usual smorgasbord of smash hits like the glorious "Everyday People" (No.1 US), "Hot Fun In The Summertime" (No.2 US), "Thank You (Fallettinme Be Mice Elf Again)" (No.1 US), the brilliant "Family Affair" (No.1 US, No.15 UK) and the wonderful jazzy "Runnin’ Away" (No.17 UK, No.23 US). Also contains a plethora of funky gems and stoned laid back jams, which are synonymous with Sly at his very best, for instance "I Want To Take You Higher", "Sing A Simple Song". "I Get High On You", the brilliant "Stand"" and the positively orgasmic "Skin I’m In". All in all, another wonderful package on beautiful double 180 gram vinyl. No true collection should be without this!

808 STATE - "Outpost Transmission"  2 LP - 2002 Circus Records S160005 - Printed in UK

160g Virgin Vinyl Pressing - Sealed - NEW VINYL

SIDE ONE 1 606 2 Chopsumwong 3 Wheatstraw

SIDE TWO 1 Boogieman 2 Roundburn Mary 3 Lemonsoul 4 Suntower

SIDE THREE 1 Dissadis 2 Bent 3 Souflex 4 Crossword

SIDE FOUR 1 Lungfoo 2 Slowboat 3 Yoyo

Item:51A26 * Dkr. 160,00 On stock: 1

808 State are the leading techno auteurs and these songs can only be described as immaculate musical constructions. This long awaited new album features collaborations with Elbow vocalist Guy Garvey on the atmospheric ‘Lemonsoul’, Simon Lord the singer from Simian on the angular ‘606’ and The Reverend D.Wayne Love and Larry Love, the vocalists from Alabama 3, on the brooding ‘Crossword’. “Outpost Transmission” consolidates all their musical strengths and is a reminder of how important this group’s influence has been on the UK music scene. Formed in 1988 by Graham Massey, Martin Price and Gerald Simpson, they recorded the legendary Newbuild for their own label Creed that is often sited as one of the greatest dance albums of all time. The line-up changed to Massey, Andy Barker and Darren Partington who went on to enjoy huge global success with albums like Excel, 808:90 and Gorgeous. 808 State were recently cited by the two leading UK music publications Q and NME as being one of the five most important bands from Manchester. They are without doubt one of the most influential UK dance acts ever and their legendary tracks ‘Pacific State’ and ‘Cübik’ are ground breaking musical landmarks that have inspired a legion of acolytes.

SNOOP DOGG - "Dead Man Walkin"  2 LP - 2000 Death Row Records / 2001 Ron Winter Pro. DRS1255016 - Printed in UK -

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SIDE ONE 1 May I 2 C-Walkin 3 Head Doctor

SIDE TWO 1 Hit Rocks 2 Tommy Boy 3 Change Gone Come

SIDE THREE 1 Too Black 2 Gangsta Walk 3 Country Blues

SIDE FOUR 1 I Will Survive 2 My Favorite Color 3 Me and My Doggs

Item: 51A39 * Dkr. 160,00 On stock: 2

 "Dead Man Walkin" was Snoops last offering for Death Row Records...and looking around the internet there are many comments attesting to this: You haven't met Snoop until you have heard Dead Man Walking" - "Snoop's best album to date" - "Snoop is the best" - " Snoop iz tight" All of these are comments from punters, the fans, the people who matter most..."Dead Man Walkin" has established itself as one of Rap Musics Finest Releases...The sound of the album goes back to Snoop's gangsta way of life, where outlaws go to jail and then sing about it; "County Blues" is a modern badass tale that could have been sung by any of the rural blues greats like Blind Lemon Jefferson and "Head Doctor" is something for the hip-hop, R & B, and pop music heads. Also the minimal amount of guest artists remind you of who the headliner is, this is Snoop's album and be sure of that fact...Most fans will hold his style to the standard of the things produced by Dr. Dre; thicker beats, aggressive yet delicate rapping. But "Dead Man Walking" presents a less urgent kind of music. For those who question the power of Snoop's art, this piece is one page in his rap biography, and you cannot know the whole story if you don't read the whole book

Soul II Soul - "Volume IV The Classic Singles 88-93"  2 LP - 1993 Ten Records 2001 Virgin Records SVLP 313 - Printed in UK -

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SIDE ONE 1 Back To Life (However Do You Want Me) 2 Keep On Movin' 3 Get A Life 4 A Dreams A Dream 5 Missing You 6 Just Right

SIDE TWO 1 Move Me No Mountain 2 People 3 Fairplay 4 Jazzie's Groove 5 Wish 6 Joy

SIDE THREE 1 Keep On Movin' (Mafia & Fluxy Mix) 2 Keep On Movin' (Q & Dobie Mix) 3 Fairplay (Ethnic Boys Mix)

SIDE FOUR 1 Back To Life (R&B Mix) 2 Back To Life (Bonus Beats) 3 Back To Life (Masters At Work Mix

Item: 51A99 * Dkr. 160,00 On stock: 1

 It gives us great pleasure to introduce Soul II Soul to the catalogue, so in keeping with most of our Soul/RnB releases, here are Soul II Soul’s greatest hits on “Classic Singles 88-93”. As the title suggests this DOUBLE 180g vinyl set contains such killers as “Keep On Movin’ (No.5 UK ’89), “Back To Life” (No.1 UK ’89) – both featuring the glorious vocals of Caron Wheeler, “Get A Life” (No.3 UK ’89), “A Dream’s A Dream” (No.6 UK ’90), “Joy” (No.4 UK ’92), as well as earlier killers like “Fairplay” featuring Rose Windross and “Feel Free” featuring Do’reen. “Classic Singles 88-93” is an essential collection of one of the few times that a UK based black act has conquered the States. The album also contains the much sought after remixes of “Keep On Movin’ and “Fairplay” plus some handy uptempo bonus beats for “Back To Life”. A nice little bit of history here on double vinyl.

STEREOPHONICS - "Just Enough Education To Perform"  2 LP - 2001 V2 Records / Simply Vinyl S160016 - Printed in UK -

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SIDE ONE 1 Vegas Two Times 2 Lying In The Sun 3 Mr Writer

SIDE TWO 1 Step On My Old Size Nines 2 Have A Nice Day 3 Nice To Be Out 4 Handbags And Gladrags

SIDE THREE 1 Watch Them Fly Sundays 2 Everyday I Think Of Money 3 Maybe

SIDE FOUR 1 Caravan Holiday 2 Rooftop 3 (Surprise)

Item: 51B33 * Dkr. 160,00 On stock: 2

 A massive album finally given the Simply Vinyl treatment, and as a special bonus we include ‘Handbags and Gladrags’ (omitted from the original vinyl issue) and ‘Surprise’ (which was originally a CD only bonus track!) to present the full track listing on vinyl for the very first time. With their third album, Welsh band Stereophonics finally came into their own. In Just Enough Education to Perform, the trio released a truly mature disc – the one that inevitably propelled them to the forefront of the minds of those who had previously ignored them. The album entered the UK album charts at number one and, has since turned platinum. Just Enough Education to Perform evokes the ragged croak of Rod Stewart or the world-weary country lament of Neil Young without feeling the need to unnecessarily embellish its content. The simple semi-acoustic readings of "Nice To Be Out", "Step on My Old Size Nines" and "Lying in the Sun" prove that, stripped-down, Jones can match most singer-songwriters of an alt-country persuasion without breaking into a sweat. By this time in their career, Oasis began losing themselves in bland bombast and a fog of hollow guitar solos; to its credit, Just Enough Education to Perform does not let fame cloud the clarity of its meaning. A classic British rock album...........

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