Vinyl Albums Gallery & Discography from 1970-1990

Blows Against the Empire is a 1970 concept album by Paul Kantner and Jefferson Starship, blending rock and psychedelia with sci-fi themes. Featuring Grace Slick, Jerry Garcia, and David Crosby, it tells of a utopian escape to space, resonating with the countercultural ideals of the 1970s.

The creation of "Mortal Way of Life" was not merely a recording endeavor but a sonic journey that reflected the band's dedication to delivering an authentic thrash metal experience. To delve into the album's creation history, we must first understand the backdrop of Sodom's ascendancy in the metal scene.

Relive the magic of Sheryl Lee Ralph's early 80s charm with this rare 12" Vinyl EP. Featuring the infectious dance hit "You're So Romantic" and the sizzling "Too Hot," this collectible record is a must-have for fans of classic R&B and disco.

"Children of the Revolution" is the 1972 song by the British Rock band "T.Rex", is was used as soundtrack for the movie "Born To Boogie" "Children of the Revolution" was written by Marc Bolan and released in 1972. The song was released as a single, and reached #2 on the UK Singles Chart.

"Glove Me" is a record that doesn't waste time. Kicking off with "Forever," you're immediately hit with an anthem that distills the essence of Steelover: melodic hooks wrapped in a tough, leather-clad exterior. This is followed by "Give It Up," a faster, punchier track that showcases the band’s ability

"Lumpy Gravy "is the debut solo album by Frank Zappa, recorded with a group of session players he dubbed the Abnuceals Emuukha Electric Symphony Orchestra.

Your legacy echoes through the countless musicians you inspired and mentored, the generations you introduced to the soul of the blues, and the indelible mark you left on the world of music. Your passion, dedication, and boundless talent will forever be remembered. Thank you for a lifetime of blues.

Rest in peace, John.

This album is a compilation LP album, Side one is dedicated on tracks by Jimi Hendrix, while Side Two has the tracks by Otis Redding, who died six months after this festival.

The time period surrounding the release of "Living in the Dark" was marked by a surge in the popularity of Power/Thrash metal, both in Germany and globally. The late 1980 was witnessing a flourishing metal scene, with bands experimenting and pushing the boundaries of the genre.

Raven's "Wiped Out" LP, a rare Italian pressing on NEAT Records, signifies the band's evolution and transition from the label. This pivotal album blends speed metal and NWOBHM influences, encapsulating Raven's signature style.

Pariah was not a new band formed in 1989. It was a temporary name change for the British heavy metal band Satan, formed in 1980. The members of Satan decided to release "Blaze of Obscurity" under the name Pariah, likely due to concerns about religious connotations associated with their original name.

"Ratman" is a gripping and intense 12" EP vinyl by the band Risk. Released with an inclusion of lyrics sleeve, this EP showcases Risk's unique sound and their ability to deliver hard-hitting and thought-provoking music.