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

Published by the Academy Of the Arts, Berlin. Beautiful compositions from six composition students of the HdK Berlin. Many asian people involved. New Music, Musique Concrete. Wide range from violin solo to piano plus singing duos as well as trio (harp, flute, cello) and quartet. Highly recommended.

Vielklang HDK 05
1987  Germany
Media: g+ (record looks m- except for little warp. I have three copies, all of them have due to bad pressing background noise on the right channel) / Cover: vg
+ Insert
New Music

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

Spoken Word, Private NY label which published only him.

M F Records RF 07 (Private)
1960ties  USA
Media: m / Cover: vg+
Spoken Word

Recorded within two days in Vienna.

Bellaphon 270-31-002
1981  Germany
Media: ex / vg+
Jazz

A-side is one song: „Alice’s Restaurant Massacre“ which lasts for 18:20 min. and what you hear is him (the son of Woody Guthrie) telling a story while playing all – yes all the time – the same accoustic guitar lick … sorry, but how sick is this? How far can you go? No, in fact I really like the concept. Like the 9500 people who had to listen to the „song“ at Newport and were totally exited about it. Overwhelming applause.

Reprise RS-6267
1967  USA
Media: m / Cover: ex
Songwriter Ragtime

EMI Odeon 1 C 062-04 200
Germany
Media: m- / m- (very small initial wol)
Beat

CBS S 62022 (orange label)
1967  Netherlands
Media: m / Cover: vg+ (small wobc)
Singer Songwriter

Black Music, Funk, many musicians

Blow Up / Intercord INT 155500
1983  Germany
Media: m- / Cover: vg (light ringwear)
Foldout sleeve
Black Funk Jazz

CBS S 65406
1973  Netherlands
Media: ex / Cover: vg+
Book cover foldout sleeve
Funk Soul R ’n’ B

Good one. Complex arrangements, Hollywood movie-music like, but still unique sounding. No Mariachi Folklore.

GAS 4019
1974  Mexico
Media: m- / Cover: vg (worn edge, very small wol)
Orchestra

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: ex / 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

Buddah 2318045
1971  Germany
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Funk Soul

With Anne-Sophie Mutter, Mark Zeltser, Yo Yo Ma

Deutsche Grammophon 2531262
1980  Germany
Media: m / Cover: m-
Classic

Big fat Funk-Rock with a punky Grunge background. Soul diva Thornetta Davis is giving it the right groove. 6 tracks.

Sub Pop SP 89/260
1993  Germany
Media: m / Cover: m-
Funk Grunge

Joker SM 3869
1980  Italy
Media: m- / Cover: vg (small initials woc)
Rock’n’Roll

A&M 61 509
Germany
Media: vg+ / Cover: m-
Foldout sleeve
Folk Rock Pop

Jazz supergroup live in Japan. All recorded on one evening of their tour in 1979. Feat. Scott Hamilton, Warren Vaché, Cal Collins, Jake Henna, Dave McKenna, Phil Flanigan. Vocals: Anli Sugano from Japan. Perfectly played, crystalclear recorded. Lots of quiet moments, musicians play each song in different constellations. Solo, duo, trio or all together.

Concord Jazz CJ 120
1980 USA
Media: m / Cover: m-
Org. inner sleeves, foldout sleeve
Jazz

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

Speaker is the actor Karlheinz Böhm – son of the famous german conductor Karl Böhm.

Deutsche Grammophon 63179 S
1975  Germany
Media: m / Cover: m-
Literature Spoken Word

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

Island 85 389 XOT
Germany
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Foldout sleeve
Singer Songwriter Folk

It is unbelievable, but when you hear his voice and the music you know immediately that this must be the reincarnation of Elvis Presley. Or maybe he didn’t die and managed somehow to live in Russia undercover?! Surprise.

Melodisc
Russia
Media: m- / Cover: vg+ (ringwear)
Easy Listening Pop

Duo: Paul Roessler (synth, piano, singing) and Mike Batt (bass). Their label says: The minimal arrangements allow both of these stalwarts to branch into musical territory that neither had previously covered.

New Alliance NAR-038
1988  USA
Media: m / Cover: ex
Independent Avantgarde

Oh, interesting. They sound like the first Prong, also like Blast. Very well played and raw Hardcore Metal. Amazing drummer.

Polski Nagrania SX 2936
1991  Poland
Media: m- / Cover: vg+
Light ringwear due to thin paper. metallic print.
Metal Hardcore

From Uruguay. Singer/songwriter. No panflutes! Rare.

Le Chant Du Monde 74362
1967  France
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Double foldout sleeve
Folk

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

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

What? Records 7 01 683106-X
1987  USA
Media: m- / Cover: vg+
Original inner sleeve
Independent Rock

AR 30073
1987  EU
Media: m-
Picture Disc
Easy Listening

Middleages style. The screaming dulcimer sounds like a sitar. He is using several historical instruments. One side of the record is sung in “Plattdeutsch”, an own language. The other side is sung in normal German.

Autogram (Private)
1977  Germany
Media: m / Cover: m-
+ Insert
Folk Folklore

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

CTI 63.022
1973 Germany
Media: m- / Cover: vg+
Fusion

After a poem of Pablo Neruda.

RCA PL 70292(2) (Barcode)
1975  Germany
Media: ex (m- except for very light long, but not audible surface mark) / Cover: m
Foldout sleeve
New Music Folk Theatre

Dark lyrics, on first glance political, but in fact pretty ironic and intelligent. Music is multicoloured quotation-mediaeval-psychfolk with 12 or more people involved. Often based on acoustic guitar with Clarinet, saxes, oboe, doublebass, accordion, e-bass, drums, synths, trumpet a.o.

Pläne 88 205
1980  Germany
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Foldout sleeve + lyric sheet
Psychfolk, Songwriter

Rec. live in 1969 in Copenhagen

Japo 60002
1973  Germany
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Jazz

Accompanied by the Munich Machine. Arrangement and mix-down by Giorgio Moroder

Atlantic ATL 50 265
1976  Germany
Media: ex / Cover: ex
Disco

With Les Percussions de Strasbourg. After a poem of Pablo Neruda.
EMI Columbia 2J 064-13006
1975
Media: vg / Cover: vg
New Music Folk Theatre

Mix-up engineer Giorgio Moroder, Prod. Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte

Atlantic ATL 50 321
1976 Germany
Media: ex / Cover: vg+
Org. inner sleeve
Disco

Prod. Giorgio Moroder

Casablanca
1978  Germany
Media: vg– (scratched and dirty) / Cover: vg+ (shape still perfect, but spine is a little bit worn)
Shaped foldout sleeve, org. inner sleeves
Disco

CBS 61089
1973  Germany
Media: m / Cover: m-
Classic

With the Moscow Radio Symphonic Orchestra, Boris Khaikin

Melodia 87 696
Germany
Media: m / Cover: vg+
Classic

VP Rec VPRL 1681
2002 Jamaica
Media: m- / Cover: ex
Ragga

Irish Folk. Mostly Psychfolk, but got some more sing-a-long drinking songs, too.

Pläne S 12 F 200
1972  Germany
Media: m- / Cover: ex
Foldout sleeve
Folk

MFP 5046
Netherlands
Media: vg / Cover: ex
Chanson

Sounds like hard Motorhead.

Destiny (Private)
Media: vg+ / Cover: m-
Hardrock Metal

RCA NL 82765 (Barcode)
1963  Germany
Media: m / Cover: m-
Rock’n’Roll Soul Pop

Eterna 8 27 996
1985  DDR
Media: vg+ / Cover: vg+
Classic

With Charlie Antolini on drums. Trio: Piano, drums, bass. Highly virtuose and fast Jazz. Definately not the kind of “old ladies tea time easy listening” that Cicero did on his other (later) records.

SR 77 051
Germany
Media: ex / Cover: vg+
Jazz

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

Private. Darkside chanson, sung in austrian german. Songs (translated to english) e.g.: “When the circus is on fire”, “Now she is laying in her blood”, “The fear”, “In the night”, “The eyes of my machine” …

Unicum UN 303
Austria
Media: g / Cover: vg+
Chanson

Nettwerk Europe NET 040
1992  Netherlands
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Org. inner sleeve
Rap Independent Electronic

Symphonic Winds – unusual orchestra. Super advanced recording equipment, all explained very detailed

Telarc 5038
1978  Germany
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Foldout sleeve
Classic

Columbia AL 39158
1983  USA
Media: ex / Cover: ex
Black Jazz Easy R ’n’ B

Maria Stuart, Don Carlos, Die Räuber, Wallensteins Tod

Deutsche Grammophon 2571 107
1969  Germany
Media: m / Cover: m-
Theater Spoken Word

Raw and strange sounds/instruments layered. Though groovy, even mixable but avantgarde electronica. A-Musik / Sonig related, one track with outofspace or dream-like men/woman vocal sounds. The music refers to a lot of different styles and music history. You’re always hearing instruments which sound like being recorded somehow in the swimming pool next block … very deep and highly recommended.

Godot Club 02
1998
Media: m- / Cover: ex
Electronic

Although they aren’t gypsies, they sound like gypsies, fast Swing Jazz Eastern Folklore. Brilliant musicians. Violin, accoustic bass, viola, classic guitar. Their best album.

PTA Musik (Private)
1985  Germany
Media: m- / Cover: m-
+ Insert
Jazz Gypsie

Spoken Word, Private NY label which published only him.

M F Records RF 21 (Private)
1960ties  USA
Media: m / Cover: vg+
Spoken Word

All the beautiful songs – Bossanova – of the most enchanting brasilian female singer. I love her.

Fontana 6470 551/2
1975  Brasil
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Foldout sleeve
Brasil

Quartet: Gary Burton, Steve Swallow, Roy Hayes, Tiger Okoshi (vibes, bass, drums, trumpet). Must have been really cool around N.Y. times square in the late 70ties. Prod. Manfred Eicher

ECM 1-1111
1978  USA
Media: m- / Cover: m- (golden promostamp)
Jazz

Without doubt the godfather of Chanson

Philips 874 202/3 PXY
Netherlands
Media: m- / Cover: m-
+ Insert
Chanson

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

Medieval fairytale Folk Kraut from Germany. The signed and limited lithography (Schlögl seems to be a multitasker) never came with the official LP, it was a present by the artist. It shows a dancing couple and it is a beautiful piece of art.

G&S Records (Private)
1979  Germany
Media: m- / Cover: vg+ (woc back, name)
+ Booklet + autographed lithography (ltd. 78/79) + autographed card
Folk

The three guys teamed up with Düde Dürst, drums and Walti Anselmo, bass (both from the legendary Swiss Progressive Rock group Krokodil) plus Peter Frey, doublebass.

Imago U-764-002
1976  Switzerland
Media: ex / Cover: ex
Avant Folk

Straight forward Avant Punk with many instruments and strong N.Y. Noise influences. Male and female vocals. Rec. 1981-83. One track with slow down Reggae Progressive Rock part. One, two tracks are pure N.Y. Avant Noise. Often loads of different parts per song. Sounds japanese in a way.

Punc N10006 1311
1990  Czecheslowakia
Media: m- / Cover: m
Punk Avantgarde

Written around 1702 to 1706, Guilain’s Oeuvre became first public in 1906. It is played by André Isoir. The four pieces are „Suite du 1er ton“, „Suite de 2eme ton“, „de 3eme“ and „de 4eme tone“. It’s a deep and dark psychedelic trip.

Caliope CAL 1913
1974  France
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Foldout sleeve
Classic

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

New music, played by the Prague Wind Sextet and soloists in a fantastic way with lots of oboe, basson, bass clarinet, also piano, etc. Very beautiful cover. Highly recommended.

Supraphon E 2245
1972  Czecheslovakia
Media: m / Cover: ex (very light ringwear, see photo)
New Music

Amiga 850 057
1965  DDR
Media: m- / Cover: ex (very light ringwear due to thin paper)
Jazz

Org. French pressing Dis60v. Got the written “Fugazi” on front and “steady diet of nothing”on the back. Rare.

Dischord DIS60v
1991 France
Media: vg+ / Cover: m-
With org. inner sleeve
Independent Hardcore

Late 70ties Discosound with Soul influences, Phillysound to 70ties Funk with tons of female backup vocals, straight forward four to the floor bassdrum. Well made, sounds totally american. Even the typical superlow male voice in dialogue with a female singer. Nicely layered, sometimes reduced and sometimes full arrangements with (even latin) percussive elements, guitars, strings, sometimes a little bit of brass-section sparkling in. Very good musicians. Incl. cover versions of „California Dreaming“ and „Proud Mary“.

Pepita SLPX 17568
1978  Hungary
Media: m / Cover: m-
Disco Funk

CBS 83136
1978  Germany
Media: vg / Cover: vg-
+ Insert (illustrations and lyrics)
Punk NDW

Jazzline 33-103
1980  Germany
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Jazz

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

Roy Last rocks straight ahead hardrock. He is the son of german Kitsch-Orchestra-Santa-Claus guy James Last.

Jax Pax JP 102 (Private)
1983  Germany
Media: vg+ / Cover: g (ex, except for “repaired” paper damages on front, see photo)
Rock Hardrock Heavy

Great live recording from 1978, just two pianos, Herbie on the left channel, Chick on the right channel

Amiga 8 55 746
1981  DDR
Media: ex / Cover: ex
Jazz

Jefferson Airplane sideshot

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

Rare. Gypsie Jazz group with remarkable violin and guitar.

Tulip 4003
Netherlands
Media: vg / Cover: ex
Jazz Gypsie

tonpress SX-T 25
1982  Poland
Media: m- / Cover: ex
Reggae

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

Trio

I Dischi Del Sole DS 1009/11
1972  Italy
Media: vg+ / Cover: vg+
Contains 30 page book
Folk

Twin Tone TTR 89208-1
1991 Europe
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Org. lyrics insert
Independent

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

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

Incl. “Vietnam”, “Sufferin’ In The Land”, “Come Into My Life”, “Many Rivers To Cross”, “Wonderful World Beautiful People”

Island 86 488
Germany
Media: m / Cover: vg+
Reggae

His first. Quartet playing „real jazz“ with Tony Oxley on drums

Polydor 2310 018
France
Media: ex / Cover: ex
Jazz

Cajun spoken word

Tower DT 5008
USA
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Spoken Word

Oriental world music on a western Jazz level. Loads of percussions, medieval string instruments, dulcimer, bamboo flutes, many people involved.

Jaro 4151
1990  Germany
Media: vg+ / Cover: ex
Worldmusic

ECM 1174
1980  Germany
Media: m- / Cover: vg+
Jazz

Epitaph E-86425-1
1992 USA
Media: m / Cover: m
Crossover Hardcore

New Music by one of the most famous french composers in this field

Philips 836.893 DSY
France
Media: vg+ / Cover: vg+ (stain of removed sticker, should be cleanable)
New Music

Cover notes say „Zulu music on modern instruments“. The drums have this punchy 80ties digi-sound. Music is groovy Afrofunk with tribe vibe.

Shanachie 43048
1987
Media: m- / Cover: m
African

Finlandia, Valse Triste, Der Schwan von Tuonela, Tapiola. On the cover it says about Tapiola: „Sibelius unfolded his vision of the woodlands in music full of magical, highly imaginative pictures of nature, with brilliant and splendidly colourful instrumentation.“ Can’t say it in better words.

Deutsche Grammophon 139016
1967  Germany
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Classic

Sound/voice/terror collages related to Negativland, but with a harder Punk/Indie approach

Immortal 001
1990  USA
Media: m- / Cover: ex
+ Insert
Avantgarde Punk

Grand Slam 26 000
1990  Germany
Media: ex / Cover: vg+
Org. inner sleeve
Independent

RCA lsp 4656
Germany
Media: vg / Cover: vg+
Easy Listening Songwriter

EMI / Die Stimme seines Herrn 14608
Germany
Media: m / Cover: m-
Classic