Rare. New Wave bass music. Two tracks: Insanity and I am the bomb. Band is: John Grant, Jah Wobble and two others.

ON 1 (Private)
1982 Great Britain
Media: m- / Cover: ex (soc)
Rock Wave

The late 70ties/early 80ties view on Art Rock with a range of synths, computers, and keyboards. Complex arrangements, punchy beat. Mixable and honestly it fits partly to french house-DJ-sets of today. Digital Retro.

EMI 1 C 064-46 170
1980  Germany
Media: m- / Cover: m-
NDW Rock 80ties

What kind of drugs do we take with this one? Or is it just this late 80ties „Rave/Grebo“-thing? Preforms of Big Beat meet Disco meet Noise, but all is somehow Electrorock with beats like „It’s Unbelievable“ - remember? Did they hijack Bowie for the vocals, is there Prince singing next door - what’s going on?

Multisonic 31 0040-1 331
Germany
Media: ex / Cover: m-
EBM Independent Grebo

A-Side is EBM Pop, B-side „The World is My Oyster“ is hippie Psych Beat track, sounds like played 1967 live in a garage.

Island 107 007
1984  Germany
Media: ex / Cover: vg+ (ringwear)
80ties Pop Beat Psych

Smash Hit of ’83 in Germany. Mixable. Incl. Dub-version on the B-side. Prod. by La Bionda

Teldec 6.13 872
1983  Germany
Media: vg / Cover: vg
Electronic 80ties Pop

Was 1963 their hit? I think so. Cover artwork by Peter Saville

Rough Trade 028
1987  Germany
Media: ex / Cover: vg (vg+, but small paper damage from removed sticker on the back)
Wave 80ties EBM

Manhattan 24 0447 1
1985  Germany
Media: ex / Cover: ex
Black 80ties

Geffen GHS 24092
1986  USA
Media: m- / Cover: vg+
Org. inner sleeve
Wave

Normal 73
1988  Germany
Media: m- / Cover: ex
Foldout sleeve
EBM Industrial

Incl. His best song: Kiss

Warner 925 395-1 WX 39
1986  Germany
Media: vg+ / Cover: vg+
Org. inner sleeve, foldout sleeve
Black

Transmedia TM/RT 61
1984 Portugal
Media: m / Cover: m-
Independent Britpop

Mute INT 111.815
1983  Germany
Media: ex / Cover: vg+ (ringwear)
1st pressig in red vinyl
Electronic Wave EBM Pop

One side 70ties Electronic-Kraut style. Other side cool digidrum NDW-Wave-Disco with vocoder vocals

Polydor 811 997-7
1983  Germany
Media: ex / Cover: ex
Electronic Disco Psychedelic

Electronic Body Music

Play it again Sam Bias 42
1988  Belgium
Media: ex / Cover: vg+
+ Inserts and promosheet
Wave EBM

TANZ 4
1986 Great Britain
Media: m- / Cover: ex
Wave 80ties

A-side EBM dance track. B-side darkside Industrial soundscape with interesting theoretical base: The composition is based on ”private documents relating to illegal recordings, and surveillance technologies. Digitally manipulated samples taken from communication technologies and illegally obtained filter recordings.” Wow – that is pretty actual nowadays!! Furthermore, the cover says: „Within the language of machine, a digital murder, a mathematical terrorist, an algebra of evil.“

Interfish EfA MS 01701/02
1987  Germany
Media:m / Cover: ex
EBM Industrial

Rough Trade RTD 36
1986 Germany
Media: m- / Cover: ex
Foldout sleeve, org. inner sleeve
Independent Britpop

BCM B.C. 12-2016-40
1986 Germany
Media: vg+ / Cover: ex
Ltd. edition in white vinyl
EBM Industrial

Rough Trade RTD 45
1986 Germany
Media: m- / Cover: vg+
With org. inner sleeve
Independent Britpop

Triton 002
1987 Germany
Media: ex (little warp, doesn’t affest playing) / Cover: m-
Org. lyric inner sleeve
Avantgarde Industrial Noise Experimental

Jet 191
1980
Media: vg+
clear plastic sleeve with two stickers, white vinyl, free Girl-patch
Punk No Wave

The track “Ghost” got the original guitar line of Michael Jackson’s “Black or White” - believe it or not.

Polydor 2383 636
1982 Netherlands
Media: vg+ / Cover: ex
Org. inner sleeve
Wave Punkrock

Wire WRLP 007
1987 Great Britain
Media: vg+ (due to warp which doesn’t affect playing) / Cover: g+
+ promo sheet
EBM Wave 80ties

Epic 26044
1984 Netherlands
Media: m- / Cover: vg+
Foldout sleeve
Soul R ‘n’ B

KK 046
1990 Belgium
Media: vg+ / Cover: vg+ (Cutted edge)
With insert and promo sheet
EBM Wave Industrial

Live

X-Ray CU-4-89
1990 Great Britain
Media: m- / Cover: vg+
Wave 80ties

Factory FBN 12
1982 Belgium
Media: ex / Cover: vg (small paper damage from removed prive tag)
Wave 80ties Industrial

Incl. “There Must be an Angel”

RCA 42671-8
1985  Germany
Media: m- / Cover: ex
Org. inner sleeve, + insert
Wave 80ties Pop

Sire 92-3883-1
1983  Germany
Media: m / Cover: vg (small paper damage)
Org. inner sleeve
80ties No Wave

Warner Bros. 92 3720-1
1982  Germany
Media: ex / Cover: vg+
Org. inner sleeves, + Prince ad-insert
80ties Black

On this one, it’s all about Jaques Brel.

Some Bitarre BREL 1
1989  Great Britain
Media: vg+ (plays mostly m, but got light surface scratches) / Cover: ex
Org. inner sleeve
Wave 80ties Chanson

Never seen before: different sleeve than all other releases - and there are many.

Phonogram 812 105-1
1982 Netherlands
Media: vg+ / Cover: vg+
Wave 80ties Synthdance

6 tracks. Weird  electric Synth Punk meets classical music (sometimes with opera vocals).

Virgin 206 702
1984  Germany
Media: ex / Cover: vg- (vg+, but 7cm spine break)
Punk

Wea 240 616-1
1985  Germany
Media: vg+ / Cover: vg
Org. inner sleeve
Wave Gothic

Normal 18
1986  Germany
Media: vg / Cover: vg- (vg+, but 7cm spine break)
Org. inner sleeve
Wave Gothic

Underrated. Beautiful Synth Wavepop
Metronome 820 291-1
1985  Germany
Media: m- / Cover: vg
Wave 80ties

Play It Again Sam Bias 68
1987  Belgium
Media: vg / Cover: vg-
Foldout sleeve
EBM Wave

SPV 50-9592
1989  Germany
Media: ex / Cover: ex (small name wobc)
EBM Wave

Ensign ENCL 5
1985  Germany
Media: vg+ / Cover: ex
Org. inner sleeve
Wave 80ties

Fiction 832 130-1
1987  Germany
Media: ex / Cover: vg+
Org. inner sleeves
Wave

Fiction 817 470-1
1983  Germany
Media: m- / Cover: vg+
Org. inner sleeve
Wave

Music is written in 78, recorded in 79, published 81.

Mercury 6359 055
1981  Great Britain
Media: m- / Cover: vg (light ringwear)
Org. inner sleeve
Synth Wave Post Punk

Beggars Banquet BEGA 74
1986  Great Britain
Media: vg (plays mostly ex) / Cover: vg+
Org. inner sleeve
Wave 80ties Independent

Beggars Banquet BEG 166T
1986  Great Britain
Media: m- / Cover: vg+
Wave 80ties Independent

Synth Wavepop, strong atmospheres. Music is way less commercial than the cover artwork.

Interphon IPLP 2016-32
Germany
Media: m- / Cover: ex
Org. inner sleeve
Wave 80ties

Emergo EM. 9633
1987  Netherlands
Media: ex / Cover: vg+ (small name wobc)
Org. inner sleeve
Wave 80ties

Mute INT 126.957
1991  Germany
Media: m- / Cover: m (additional envelope jacket is vg)
+ Additional envelope jacket
EBM

Virgin 206 257
1984  Germany
Media: ex / Cover: ex
Org. inner sleeve
Wave 80ties

3 tracker. Really nowadays club usable EBM dance music. Not cold, not cheesy. Cassandra Complex spin-off

Ecstatic Products ECS 12001
1989  Great Britain
Media: m- / Cover: ex
EBM Electronic Club

EMI 1C 064-24 0243 1
1984  Germany
Media: vg+ / Cover: vg+
Org. inner sleeve
80ties

Awesome music for those who like Mnemonists, Crash Worship, Psychic TV

Frequent Frenzy FREQ LP 002
1988 Sweden
Media: vg+ (due to warp which doesn’t affect playing) / Cover: ex
With fold-out poster cover and WITH BOOKLET
80ties Industrial Avantgarde

Mercury 6310 960
1979  Netherlands
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Org. inner sleeve
80ties No Wave

Dossier ST 7558
1988  Germany
Media: vg (little warp) / Cover: vg+
Industrial

Ralph SN-8353-A
1983  USA
Media: ex / Cover: m- (small name wobc)
Avant No Wave

What’s So Funny About SF 14
1985 Germany
Media: ex / Cover: vg+ (little paper damage on front)
Noise Industrial

Antler 078
1988 Belgium
Media: m- / Cover: vg+
EBM 80ties Industrial

Noise Punk quartet with Marc Chung and FM Einheit from Einstürzende Neubauten

Mercury 6435 155
1982 Germany
Media: m- / Cover: vg
Foldout sleeve
Punk No Wave

S/M ultra dark Wave Industrial. About pain, pleasure, nudism, Judas … Songs like A Knife in the Back, Punishment, Crucifixation, Stripshow. Insert shows pics from live shows, naked on stage, words written on bodies etc .

Deathwatch Europe DEP 0690
1990 Great Britain
Media: m / Cover: vg+
+ Insert
Wave 80ties Industrial

Noise Punk, related to Genesis P. Orridge / Psychic TV

Crystal CLP 01
1979 Great Britain
Media: vg+ / Cover: vg- (ringwear)
Punk No Wave

Virgin VP 2106
1978 Great Britain
Media: vg+ / Cover: vg+
Picture disc / with letter-insert
80ties Synth Punk

Rare and beautiful. Designed by the artist Robert Rauschenberg. COMPLETE with 3 silkscreen printed round shaped inserts

David Byrne describes commissioning Robert Rauschenberg to do the cover: “It was not unusual for a pop musician to approach a fine artist in those days; other contemporary artists had collaborated with pop bands in the late ’60s and early ’70s. I was pleasantly surprised, though, when Bob, who died this week, eschewed simply reproducing a work on the album jacket in favor of re-envisioning what the whole LP package could be. His package consisted of a conceptual collage piece in which the color separation layers — the cyan, magenta and yellow images that combined to make one full-color image — were, well, deconstructed. Only by rotating the LP and the separate plastic disc could one see — and then only intermittently — the three-color images included in the collage. It was a transparent explication of how the three-color process works, yet in this case, one could never see all the full-color images at the same time, as Bob had perversely scrambled the separations.”
(The New York Times, May 16, 2008)

Sire 92-3771-1
1983 Germany
Media: vg+ / Cover: m- (rare in this condition)
Transparent coffee-coloured vinyl, plastic box with 3 silkscreen printed round shaped inserts
80ties

Dossier ST 7544
1988 Germany
Media: m- / Cover: vg+
Tribal Industrial

Tribal industrial with a pumping four to the floor kickdrum. Foetus-Neubauten-Techno

Some Bizzare SBZ 12 001
1990 Great Britain
Media: vg+ / Cover: vg+
Tribal industrial

Base Factory FACT 40 RI
1981 Italy
Media: m- / Cover: vg (round stain upper right from removed sticker as well as ringwear)
Foldout sleeve
Wave

Virgin 202 824
1980 Germany
Media: ex / Cover: vg+
Org. inner sleeve
Wave 80ties Synthpunk