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Skip James - Devil Got My Woman

A haunting and deeply evocative blues album from legendary Skip James, recorded in 1967 and released in 1968. Featuring his distinctive falsetto vocals and masterful guitar and piano work, this seminal record captures the raw emotion and timeless spirit of Delta blues. Devil Got My Woman stands as a powerful final statement from the influential bluesman before his passing in 1969, celebrated for its intense, intimate atmosphere and classic compositions like the title track.

Coloured Balls - Summer Jam

Captured live at the 1973 Sunbury Festival, this iconic album features Coloured Balls delivering raw, high-energy psychedelic and hard rock. The centerpiece is the epic 16-minute cosmic heavy metal jam "G.O.D.," showcasing Lobby Loyde's searing guitar work. With guest vocals from Billy Thorpe and Leo de Castro, Summer Jam stands as a powerful document of Australia’s vibrant early '70s rock scene and the unrelenting spirit of one of its most influential bands.

Metallica – Master Of Puppets (2xLP) (E/VG+)

The Grateful Dead – Grateful Dead (2xLP) (VG+/VG+)

Miles Davis – Live-Evil (2xLP) (VG+/VG+)

Misfits – Earth A.D. / Wolfs Blood (VG+/VG+)

Bob Dylan – Time Out Of Mind (2xLP) (VG/VG)

The Sisters Of Mercy – Vision Thing (VG+/VG+)

Brian Eno – Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy) (E/VG+)

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Enrico Rava - The Plot
Recorded in August 1976 at Talent Studio in Oslo, The Plot features Italian trumpeter Enrico Rava leading a superb quartet including John Abercrombie (guitar), Palle Danielsson (bass), and Jon Christensen (drums). This album blends lyrical trumpet melodies with sophisticated European jazz sensibilities and subtle avant-garde impulses characteristic of ECM’s signature sound. A seminal 1970s jazz release illuminating Rava’s melodic depth and the quartet’s seamless chemistry.

Hawkwind - Live

Captured during their Winter 1979 UK tour, Live Seventy Nine (also known as Hawkwind - Live) is a dynamic document of Hawkwind’s space rock prowess. Featuring core members Dave Brock on guitar and vocals, Tim Blake on keyboards, and Huw Lloyd-Langton on lead guitar, this live album delivers a powerful set anchored in psychedelic and progressive rock experimentation.