Rare private Ex-Magma. Brilliant musicians. Hard as hell “Stone Free” cover version. Funky Prog. Dance to Rock yeah!

Well Known Records 0002 (Private)
Germany
Media: m / Cover: m- (small wobc)
Progressive Rock Fusion

Highly recommended. Prog masterpiece.

Vertigo 6333 500
Germany
Media: ex / Cover: vg+
Foldout sleeve
Progressive Rock Psychedelic

Beat-Psych-Prog stuff based on classical themes

BASF 2029126-1
Media: m- / m-
Progressive Rock Psychedelic

Classic. Must have. More progressive than „Retribution“ with a remarkable sense for mindtwisting repetitive, even folkish and asian/indian influenced beauty.

Nova 6.22 426
1970  Germany
Media: m- / Cover: vg+
Progressive Rock

Czech Prog stars. Fantastic live record. Like Virus, Mc Curch Soundroom, Os Mundi, Krokodil, 2066 and Then. Harder. Faster. Fast like Speed Metal. Distorted Bass pops your brain out. Totally exicted audience.

Opus 91 15 0261
1973  Czecheslowakia
Media: ex / Cover: ex (small initials top left)
Foldout sleeve
Progressive Rock

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

Philips 6369 916
Germany
Media: m- / Cover: m- (very very small woc on the inside)
Foldout sleeve
Art Rock

Musidisc 30 CV 1315
1966 France
Media: vg+ / Cover: vg+
Rock

Decca 9 - 47 002
1981 Spain
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Pop Rock

Charisma 6369 905
1970  Germany
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Foldout sleeve+ Insert
Progressive Rock

Purple 1 C 172-93 916
Germany
Media: vg / Cover: vg+
Rock

Totally obscure Kraut/Country stomping freakshow with violin, bass guitar, banjo, mouthbow, vocals. Why EMI? Doesn’t make any sense to me.

EMI 3 E 006-33500
Switzerland
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Very special punchhole cover
Kraut Country

Progressive Rock to Psychedlic. Partly totally weird. Even Boogie appears shortly. Sung in German.

Amiga 855878
1982  DDR
Media: m- / Cover: vg-
Progressive Rock Kraut

Ohr OS 57.012
Germany
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Progressive Rock Kraut

First Genesis Album. Superbly rare. Great music.

Decca SKL 4990
1969  Great Britain
Media: m- / Cover: vg+ (light ringwear)
Org. inner sleeve and lyrics insert
Progressive Rock

Harvest Sovereign 1 C 062-93 685
1972  Germany
Media: m- / Cover: vg+ (spine, light ringwear)
Foldout sleeve
Progressive Art Rock

Look at the cover and you know what they are up to. Ranges from dark rocking Blues (Hungarian vocals!) with heavily distorted guitars on the A-side to powerful and uplifting progressive Rock, somehow due to an eastern block timewarp recorded 10, 11 years later than every other record with this kind of sound. No keyboards.

Pepita 17694
1982  Hungary
Media: ex / Cover: ex
+ Insert
Blues Progressive Rock Beat

Each side one long track. „Sun Eclipse“ and „The Wheels of History are rolling on“. Drugged Psychedelic Progressive sound, the guy is apparently totally crazy – playing all instruments by himself (and there are many: piano, fender piano, clavinet D6, polymoog, minimoog, micromoog, sonicsixmoog, davolisint (?), concert spectrum, bass guitar, japan banjo, guitar 6 and 12 strings, organ, hammond organ, bass, marimba, drums, kettledrums, cymbals, gong, triangle, tambourine, cowbell, vocal, applause)

Muza SX 1967
1980  Poland
Media: m / Cover: ex (light ringwear due to thin paper)
Progressive Rock Psychedelic

EMI Electrola Promotone 1 C 064-61 016
1978  Germany
Media: m / Cover: m-
Original inner sleeve + Insert
Rock

Jefferson Airplane sideshot

RCA LSP 4550
1971  Italy
Media: ex / Cover: ex
Rock

Atco SD 33-339
1970  USA
Media: vg (plays better) / Cover: ex
Foldout sleeve
Progressive Rock

Rough produced, Bluesrock tendencies, partly Led Zep-sound, strings arranged by the weird Jack Nitzsche.

ABC 27 278
1976  Germany
Media: vg+ / Cover: ex
Foldout sleeve
Rock

Philips 6623 057
1974  Germany
Media: m- (perfect except for one light long, not audible surface scratch) / Cover: m- (m, but small initials top left)
Foldout sleeve

Live. I think it is pretty rare with this foldout sleeve showing a live concert photo on the inside. Incl. „Johnny B. Goode“

Reprise MS 2049
1972 USA
Media: vg+ / Cover: vg- (ringwear, cutout)
Foldout sleeve
Rock

Pretty garage sounding teamwork, Youngblood playing a black jazz funk sax, Hendrix pumps up the volume and doesn’t care. Rockgroup backup.

Joker SM 3536
1973  Italy
Media: m- / Cover: vg+
Rock

4 tracks of psychedelic music played by an orchestra, great arrangements. „Love is blue“, „San Francisco“, „Vivre Pour Vivre“, „There’s a Kind of Hush“. Fantastic sleeve.

Philips EPH 1435 (Mono)
1968  Mexico
Media: vg- / Cover: ex
Orchestra Psychedelic

Polydor 2391-515
1981  Great Britain
Media: ex / Cover: vg+
Rock

Kraut, a bit Psychfolk, vividly played by his instrumental group, percussion, fast little changes, and tiny snipets. You hear the fun they have while playing. German vocals.

Amiga 4 56 099
DDR
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Kraut Psych Folk

Incl. “Whole Lotta Love”

Atlantic SD 8236
1969  Germany
Media: m- / Cover: ex
Foldout sleeve
Rock

Him with six other musicians, the band Eden. Progressive Rock/Fusion, many parts. Sounds like 1972 (with a bit of mid70ties Kraan-Fusion feel), recorded in 1979, published in 1983

Blue Rose / Pila 20 108 (Private)
1983  Germany
Media: m- / Cover: m
Progressive Rock Jazz

Island 6339 006 (Pink Island)
Germany
Media: m- / Cover: ex
Foldout sleeve
Progressive Rock Bluesrock

ABC 89 603 ET
1972  Germany
Media: vg+ / Cover: m- (small wobc, small wol)
Foldout sleeve
Rock

They always surprise, cutting edge underneath a permanently mutating surface.

Charisma 9124 014
1977  Germany
Media: ex / Cover: vg+
Progressive Rock Fusion

PYE C 86 048 XT
Germany
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Foldout poster cover
Rock R ’n’ B

Progressive Art Rock / Electronic Ambient with three drummers/percussionists, two keyboards plus bass and other instruments.

Amiga 855652
1979  DDR
Media: m- / Cover: vg+
Progressive Electronic

Great one

Fontana 818 012-1 (Barcode)
1968  Germany
Media: m- / Cover: vg
Beat Psych Rock

Original Swirl. Another very rare Oz collectible, this is the original 1972 pressing of Buffalo’s heavy prog/psych monster, Dead Forever. An absolute must-have for any serious Australian prog/psych collector this another ‘must-have’ album.

Vertigo 6357 100 (Swirl)
1972 Germany
Media: vg- / Cover: g+ (upper left corner is worn, right upper corner got little paper damage)
Progressive

Progressive electronic Rock, three keyboards on this one plus bass, drums and other instruments, layered soundscapes. Also Progressive Rock parts as well as freaked out Psych synth and computer noises.

Amiga 855567
1977  DDR
Media: m- / Cover: vg+
Progressive Electronic

Classic tune! Copied a million times, here is the original.

Vogue DV 11077
1970  Germany
Media: ex / Cover: vg+ (thin paper)
Rock Beat

First thought: clean fat Funk, Pop and emotional Grooverock together in a package that fits for stadiums as well as for car driving or for assurance TV-commercials. OK, her voice got tons of soul, very deep - no doubt … already started to like it. And then suddenly the first of four very slow minimal tracks with a magic cajun or even Postrock Antifolk-feel that are fuckin awesome. Maybe I keep it.

Phonogram 848 578-1
1991
Germany
Media: m / Cover: m-
Rock Soul

Warner 56 264
1976
Media: vg+ / Cover: vg+
Foldout sleeve
Progressive Rock

Decca SLK 16769-P
1972  Germany
Media: g (crackly but due to the nonstop handclapping audience not a big problem) / Cover: vg
Foldout sleeve
Progressive Rock

Incl. tracks by Jade Warrior, Propeller Island, Daidalos. Less esoteric than you might think when looking at the cover while having mid 80ties in mind.

Erdenklang IRS 942.161
1986  Germany
Media: m / Cover: vg+ (woc)
Electronic Progressive

Interscope Rec
Germany
Media: ex / Cover: ex
Rock

Always unbelievable, cutting edge underneath a permanently mutating surface.

Charisma CAS 1051
USA
Media: vg- (plays better) / Cover: vg- (ringwear, wobc)
Progressive Rock

Killer Psych w/ Bevis Frond. Beautiful sleeve and insert.

Infinity 001
1989  Great Britain
Media: m- / Cover: m-
+ Insert
Neo Psych Progressive

Polydor 2310 041
1970 Germany
Media: vg+ / Cover: vg
Soul R ‘n’ B Black Rock

Very dark this one, love the atmosphere

Victor LSP 4645
1971  Germany
Media: m- / Cover: vg+
Songwriter Psychedelic Pop

Embassy EMB 31968
Netherlands
Media: vg+ / Cover: ex
Rock R ’n’ B

Austrian Kraut

Happy Bird F3 90160
Germany
Media: m- / Cover: ex
Kraut

The one with Buddy Miles is good, but the one with Mahavishnu John is just furious music.

CBS 22019
1976  Netherlands
Media: vg+ / Cover: ex
Foldout sleeve
Rock Fusion Jazz

Polydor 2335 035
1970  Germany
Media: vg (plays mostly m-, but got two long not audible surface scratches) / Cover: ex
Foldout sleeve
Rock

Trio with John Marshall on drums, Chris Spedding on guitar

Polydor 2310-107
1971  Great Britain
Media: vg- / Cover: vg
Foldout book sleeve
Rock

This is what I call raw. Heavily distorted guitar. Way more fucked up Blues-style than their other albums. But also long Progressive tracks. Another milestone.

Nova 6.22548
1970  Germany
Media: ex / Cover: vg (light ringwear)
Bluesrock Progressive

Embassy EMB 31831
1976  Netherlands
Media: m- / Cover: vg+
Beat Rock

Incl. „Money for Nothing“ – with the guitar break …

Vertigo Phonogram 824 499-1
1985  Germany
Media: m- / Cover: vg+
Org. inner sleeve
Rock Pop

Vertigo Phonogram 6359 034
1980  Germany
Media: m- / Cover: ex
Org. inner sleeve
Rock Pop

Klaus Schulze: „This is the first album released on my own label which I have named IC. Innovative – i.e. new – is the music of this album for me … Mickie D. is an old friend of mine from Berlin. He was a member of several bands and experimented at his own small studio … individualistic guitar playing with a subtle use of electronics …“

Innovative Communication KS 80 030
1979/82  Germany
Media: ex / Cover: vg+
Electronic Progressive

Island 87 271 XT
1973  Germany
Media: ex / Cover: ex
Foldout sleeve + org. inner sleeves
Jazzrock Fusion

Island ILPS 9273
1974  Great Britain
Media: m- / Cover: vg+
Org. inner sleeve
Rock Jazzrock Fusion

Incl. „Cocaine“

Polydor 2479 201
1977  Germany
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Rock Singer

All songs jewels. Pop Beat, unconventional

MFP 5277
Great Britain
Media: vg+ / Cover: ex
Progressive Pop Beat

Picture sleeve. Back in the days he produced Amon Düül. Therefore this one is now co-written and produced by Amon Düül’s Lothar Meid. Dark, drowning, distorted voices 80ties electronic/meditation/trip music.

Teldec 6.14624
1986 Germany
Media: m- / Cover: m-

abc/Dunhill DSX-50101
1970  USA
Media: ex / Cover: ex (bit worn due to cheap US-printing)
Foldout sleeve, gold colour
Progressive Rock

Hungarian Prog
Pepita SLPX 17529
1978  Hungary
Media: ex / Cover: vg+ (stain on label)
Progressive Rock

Immediate IML 2003
1977  Great Britain
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Jazzrock

Incl. „Bobby Brown“

CBS 88339
1979  Netherlands
Media: ex / Cover: m-
Org. inner sleeves
Rock Fusion Jazz

Progish Bluesrock. Nice arrangements with psychedelic touch.

abc/Dunhill DSX-50090
USA
Media: vg- (still ok, strong pressing) / Cover: vg+
Foldout sleeve
Progressive Bluesrock

Discreet DIS 41000
1973 Germany
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Foldout sleeve

Polydor 184 300
Germany
Media: m / Cover: ex
Progressive

Except for the hit “Willie the Pimp” this album is a real Freejazz record. Their most “unzappaesk” recording.

Reprise 44078
Germany
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Foldout sleeve

Killer heavy Psych w/ Ramones Marc Bell. Looks somehow to new, like a counterfeit.

Performance KSP 157
USA
Media: m- / Cover: m-

Rhino RNDF 254
Media: ex (m-, but a bit warped) / Cover: m-

Great UK hard Psych bluesy power trio, great guitar work by Rory Gallagher. Essential.

Polydor 184 214
1969 Germany
Media: m- / Cover: ex

Amazing, haunting, painful electronic Progressive Rock

Philips 849.512
France
Media: ex / Cover: m-
Special foldout sleeve

Very rare as Vertigo pressing.

Vertigo 6325 750
1974  France
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Progressive

Feat. Jim Morrison, Johnny Winter, Buddy Miles

83004
Media: m-

Contains two bonus tracks

Second Battle SB 015
1997 Germany
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Progressive Kraut

Rare UK pressing in top condition

Apple CORE 2001
1970  Great Britain
Media: m- / Cover: m-

Incl. Abba Zaba, Zig Zag Wanderer, Yellow Brick Road

Buddah BDS 5063
1970  USA
Media: ex / Cover: m- (round cutout)

CBS S80058
1974  Great Britain
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Progressive Psychedelic R ’n’ B

Island ILPS 9137
1970  Great Britain
Media: m- / Cover: m-

Capitol ST 539
USA
Media: ex / Cover: ex (light ringwear due to metallic paper)
Mirror foil cover, round cuthole

PRIVATE F-EMPIRE RECORDS. OK,HERE IT IS: THE LEGENDARY LP FROM PRE WIPERS GREG SAGE. HARD PSYCH WITH BLUESY TOUCHES KILLER STUFF!

F-Empire, Private
Media: m- / Cover: m
Black and white sleeve

Discreet DIS 59 207
1975  Germany
Media: vg+ (m-, but slightly warped) / Cover: m-
Foldout sleeve

Kling Klang Hörzu 1 C 064-82 087
1975
Germany
Media: m- / Cover: m-
+ Org. and complete sticker sheet, org. inner sleeve, org. sticker on front cover. Inner sleeve is vg+ due to light discoloration at the right bottom edge
Early Electronic Kraut

2001 Metronome 201.061
1970  Germany
Media: ex / Cover: vg+

Tracks: Abba Zaba, Autumn’s Child, Electricity, Kandy Korn, Plastic Factory, Grown So Ugly, 25th Century Quaker

Design Records PIX LP4
Great Britain
Media: vg+
Picture Disc

Polydor 2480 027
Germany
Media: m- / Cover: m-

Metronome LMLP 15 803
1971  Germany
Media: vg+ / Cover: ex
Foldout sleeve

Recorded 1972/73, previously unreleased material. Music reaches from Hardrock/Blues to Punk, hard and aggressively played and mixed.

Private Ökotopia 0681V1
1981
Germany
Media: vg (m-, but two pressing stains on side B. They don’t bother much, clearly audible just between the songs.) / Cover: m-
Handmade cover with self adhesive insert on the front. Some stains of glue on the inside.

RCA LSA 3015
1971  Great Britain
Media: m- / Cover: vg+ (light ringwear)
Progressive

Seems to be impossible to find

Purple 5C 058-96424
1975
Netherlands
Media: m / Cover: ex
Purple coloured vinyl

Org. German pressing GOLDEN ELEKTRA. Very beautiful album, fantastic Psychedelic drugged Rock

Elektra EKS-74013 - golden
1968 Germany
Media: m- / Cover: ex
Psychedelic Rock

Impossible to find in m condition.

Decca 6.23.350
1970 Germany
Media: m / Cover: vg+
Beat Rock

Purple Hörzu SHZE 344
1972  Germany
Media: ex / Cover: vg+
Special foldout sleeve

Polydor 2488 016/7
Germany
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Foldout sleeve

Polydor 2488 018/9
Germany
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Foldout sleeve

Early Heavy Prog monster. Fantastic.

Philips 6369 919
Germany
Media: m- / Cover: ex
+ Insert

Org. pressing

A & M Records SP-4513
1975 USA
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Org. inner sleeve
Progressive