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JasonEil Question to EIL: [reply to this topic
Re: THE SMITHS This Charming Man (Rare original 1983 UK Rough Trade
label 2-track 7" vinyl single which also includes 'Jeane'. This was quickly
replaced as Morrissey insisted on a push out centre and this edition
had a solid centre, plus it has the all important 'Glad Hips Music Limited'
credit with Manchester address on the reverse of the sleeve. Housed in
the familar 'The Smiths' titled glossy picture sleeve depicting Jean
Marais from Cocteau's film 'ORPHEE' RT136) View this product
RichieRich Concerning the vinyl recording by Lester Young called "The K [reply to this topic
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Re: THE SMITHS Ask (Uber rare 1987 Australian only Rough Trade
3-track 12" vinyl single, including the non-studio album title track and
Shoplifters Of The World Unite plus the fabulous Cemetry Gates from
The Queen Is Dead album. Housed in a totally uniquegreen Morrissey
picture sleeve, taken by Pat Bellis with custom catalogue number
RTANZ12019. [One of the very few times Morrissey allowed his image
to be used!] Both sleeve and vinyl are MINT - a beautifiul rarity!!) View this product
alexist70 Question to EIL: [reply to this topic
Re: THE SMITHS The Queen Is Dead (Classic 1986 UK first press
10-track LP with 'Fear Of Manchester' & 'Them Was Rotten
Days' etched in the run-out, complete with the illustrated
credits inner & the original hype stickered gatefold picture
sleeve with lyrics on the inside. The sleeve is Excellent with
just a little edgewear and some gloss loss to the front & a
small mark on the label of side 1. The vinyl remains in
Excellent condition with a few faint cosmetic paper hairlines
not affecting play. One of the greatest albums of the eighties
or any decade for that matter! ROUGH96) #Top 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time View this product
lilbrooks Smiths Christmas Present [reply to this topic
bedtookfire Trying to Identify Rare Poster -- Please Help!! [reply to this topic
budascrie23 Authenticity? [reply to this topic
Re: THE SMITHS Autographed Publicity Photograph (Stunning 8" x 10"
black and white publicity photograph of the band taken by Paul
Slattery in the summer of 1983 at the then derelict Manchester
Central railway station [later to become the G-MEX Centre] -
FULLY AUTOGRAPHED in black felt pen by Morrissey, Johnny
Marr, Andy Rourke and Mike Joyce. A fabulous 100% genuine item
that would look stunning framed!!) **Complete With Certificate Of Authenticity**View this product
amy7876 Smiths Charming Man 12" with no band name on front [reply to this topic
Re: THE SMITHS This Charming Man (1983 UK 4-track 12" vinyl
EP with the Rough Trade 'Capitol' logo on the labels and 'Will
Nature Make A Man Of Me Yet?' in the A-side run-out groove,
including two versions of the title track plus Wonderful
Woman and Accept Yourself, issued in the glossy picture
sleeve without 'The Smiths' logo on the front but with 'Glad
Hips' lettering and 'pander life's' lyrics on reverse and the
Rough Trade logo WITHOUT the dome. The sleeve shows
minimal wear and the vinyl appears barely played RTT136) View this product
philip potter the smiths "william it was really nothing" [reply to this topic
Re: THE SMITHS William It Was Really Nothing (Very scarce 1987
UK Rough Trade 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre,
also including How Soon Is Now. The song is popularly believed
to have been written by Morrissey about his friend Billy
Mackenzie, lead singer of The Associates, with whom he was
rumoured to be romantically linked. Housed in a mauve tinted
picture sleeve featuring Billie Whitelaw as Lottie from the 1968
movie 'Charlie Bubbles', directed by Albert Finney. This issuehas
now become increasingly hard to find and is much rarer than the
original issue. Apart from some light wear, the sleeve remains in
a really nice condition and the vinyl looks barely played RT166) View this product
Heek Question to EIL: [reply to this topic
sdw12 Metal Stampers [reply to this topic
Re: THE SMITHS Still Ill (UK original pair of metal stampers for the A and
B sides of their rare 12" single. Stampers are created from the
mothers, and are negative - they have ridges where the final disc has
grooves - usually a maximum of 6 sets are created from a single
mother, before being destroyed, and each stamper has a limited
lifespan, sometimes just 1000 copies of a record may be pressed
before a new stamper is used. This rare set also comes complete with
a pair of finished record labels. The ultimate Smiths collectable!)View this product
mrs-slocombe favourite album? [reply to this topic
