Vinyl Albums Gallery & Discography from 1970-1990

FGTH Frankie Goes to Hollywood - Relax Uncensored Sex Mix

Frankie Goes To Hollywood – “Relax” Uncensored Sex Mix 12" vinyl maxi single is a bold and provocative statement from 1984. Pushing boundaries with extended grooves and daring themes, it transformed the original hit into a pulsating dancefloor experience. With Trevor Horn’s groundbreaking production, this release became a controversial yet iconic collectible in vinyl culture.

DEMON - Taking the World by Storm

Taking the World by Storm captures Demon at their most dynamic, blending heavy metal power with theatrical flair. Packed with hard-hitting tracks and a few progressive twists, the album showcases the band’s musical evolution and stage energy, all wrapped in a striking gatefold presentation.

KROKUS - Alive and Screamin'

This album arrived at a crossroads in Krokus' career. While they had enjoyed considerable success in the early 80s with hits like "Heatstrokes" and "Bedside Radio," the mid-80s saw a shift in the musical landscape. Hair metal was on the rise, challenging traditional hard rock bands to adapt or fade away.

TWISTED SISTER - Stay Hungry (International Releases)

These are international releases of "Stay Hungry" is Twisted Sister's third studio album featuring ten tracks of catchy and theatrical heavy metal music. Produced by Tom Werman, it includes hits such as "We're Not Gonna Take It" and "I Wanna Rock," becoming a commercial success and a classic of the 1980s.

LOUDNESS - Hurricane Eyes

In the realm of rock and heavy metal music, few albums possess the raw energy and melodic prowess as Loudness' "Hurricane Eyes". Released in the 1980s, this iconic album quickly gained popularity and solidified Loudness as one of Japan's most influential rock bands.

EXODUS - Pleasures of the Flesh (1987)

The mid-1980s witnessed a thrash metal explosion, with bands like Metallica, Slayer, and Megadeth leading the charge. Exodus, hailing from the Bay Area, found themselves at the epicenter of this sonic revolution. "Pleasures of the Flesh" was their second studio album

VAN HALEN - Diver Down

Released in 1982, this hard rock LP blends fiery originals with a surprising number of covers. Produced by Ted Templeman, the album highlights Van Halen’s versatility with hits like “(Oh) Pretty Woman” and “Little Guitars,” while also featuring Jan van Halen’s unique clarinet cameo.

FLOTSAM AND JETSAM Doomsday For The Deceiver

PETER GABRIEL - So

Released in 1986, Peter Gabriel’s So became his most acclaimed and commercially successful album, blending progressive rock with pop, soul, and world music. Produced with Daniel Lanois, it features iconic tracks like Sledgehammer, Don’t Give Up with Kate Bush, and In Your Eyes. The minimalist artwork and innovative production cemented Gabriel’s reputation as a visionary artist.

ROLLING STONES - Steel Wheels

Released in 1989, "Steel Wheels" marks a triumphant return for the Rolling Stones. This album showcases a rejuvenated band delivering a blend of classic rock energy and polished production. With catchy hooks and powerful performances, "Steel Wheels" is a testament to the Stones' enduring appeal.

DESTRUCTION - Sentence of Death (Record Label Versions)  

In the world of thrash metal history, one cannot overlook the seminal release that marked the advent of a formidable force in the genre – Destruction's "Sentence Of Death." This 12" Vinyl LP Album, cataloged as Steamhammer SH 0020, holds a paramount position in the archives of thrash metal,

SAVATAGE - Hall of Mountain King

One of the most striking aspects of "Hall of the Mountain King" is its ambitious musical scope. The album seamlessly blends elements of heavy metal, progressive rock, and classical music, creating a rich and dynamic sonic tapestry. This fusion of styles was a bold move for the band, and it paid off handsomely.

KISS - Asylum (Two European Versions)

"Asylum" marked a turning point for KISS. Following the departure of original guitarist Ace Frehley, Bruce Kulick stepped in, making his debut studio appearance.

Eddie Palmieri - La Verdad / The Truth

"La Verdad / The Truth" is a remarkable 1987 album by the Puerto Rican pianist and band-leader, Eddie Palmieri. This masterpiece features the dynamic collaboration between Eddie Palmieri and the talented Salsa singer Tony Vega. Produced by Ralph Mercado RMM and Eddie Palmieri, the album offers a captivating musical journey

TOKYO BLADE - Madame Guillotine

Madame Guillotine is a fierce NWOBHM release by Tokyo Blade, blending power riffs, soaring vocals, and theatrical flair. With standout tracks like “Love Struck” and “Attack, Attack,” this EP showcases the band’s energetic sound and sharp edge. A rare pressing with alternate tracklisting, it’s a fan favorite among collectors.

ART OF NOISE - Who's Afraid of the Art of Noise

Released 1984, "Who's Afraid of the Art of Noise" by The Art of Noise is a groundbreaking 12" vinyl LP album that epitomizes the electronic music revolution of the early 1980s. With innovative production techniques, sampling, and Anton Corbijn's striking photography,

PINK FLOYD - Obscured by Clouds

Pink Floyd's "Obscured by Clouds" 1st release from France, a coveted 12" Vinyl LP Album, encapsulates the early 1970s era. Serving as the soundtrack for "The Valley," its unique features include rounded corners and the intriguing inscription "STEREO PEUT ETRE UTILISE AVEC UN LECTEUR MONO." Distinguished by exclusive label text, it stands as a genuine collector's gem, embodying the convergence of music and film in a bygone vinyl era.

BON JOVI - Lay Your Hands On Me

Bon Jovi's "Lay Your Hands On Me" 12" Vinyl EP Album, released in 1989, holds a special allure with its limited edition large poster. Produced by the acclaimed Bruce Fairbairn and engineered by Bob Rock, the album showcases the band's prowess during a pivotal time in their career. This collector's item seamlessly combines musical excellence with a unique visual element, encapsulating the spirit of Bon Jovi's artistic journey in 1989.