Rock'n'Roll: Underground/Independent, Label: , (Typ: LP) - Sludgeabilly band from Montreal, Canada formed in 1981. First press, original 1984 OG-Music Records release. Record Mint condition....

Swisspostpunk, Label: D.I.Y., (Typ: LP) - This compilation from Schaffhausen was produced in november 1982 by Metin Demiral (Cafe Türk). It's more or less impossible to find. The record is...

Rarities, Label: , (Typ: LP) - Original 1969 Brazil Copacabana ‎Records. Zustand des Tonträgers: Very Good Plus (VG+) Zustand des Covers: Very Good (VG) Promessado Saravando...

Latin, Label: Phillips, (Typ: LP) - Carnaval A Rio En Direct - French 60s release with a flip-back cover, vg+ condition SIDE ONE: Bande Originale Du Film "Orfeu Negro" De Marcel Camus:...

Sixties Garage Kings and Losers, Label: , (Typ: LP) - Legendary Texan garage-psych legends. Originally released in the mid-'80s, now available again! Side One was recorded at the cult 'Sump N'...

Blues, Label: Destination Moon, (Typ: LP) - Texan country blues legend Lightnin' Hopkins was a fingerpicking genius with a mournful voice who, after a spell in prison, first came to prominence...

Rock'n'Roll: Underground/Independent, Label: , (Typ: LP) - Legendary Texan psychedelic innovator Roky Erickson formed the 13th Floor Elevators in the mid-1960s, shaking up the local and national...

Swisspunk, Label: , (Typ: LP) - A small Punk scene already existed in the Zurich uplands in the 1970s. With THE SICK and HEXAN 5 there were even two bands in the region of Uster, the 3rd largest...

Blues, Label: Destination Moon, (Typ: LP) - Texan country blues kingpin Lightnin' Hopkins was rated one of the top 100 guitarists of all time by Billboard, and was a notable influence on Stevie...

Horror/Halloween, Label: , (Typ: LP) - 18 MORE CREEPY GROWLERS! After 11 years Now Sound Records finally releases Volume 2 and WHAT a Halloween slashin' smashin' party it will BE! 18 cool and...

Sixties Garage Kings and Losers, Label: Break-A-Way, (Typ: LP) - Part of the mystique of the '60s garage legacy is that the bands seemed to put all of their considerable talents into one or two...