Welcome to the Vinyl Records Gallery , a web-site dedicated to all Music Fans and especially to all music released during the 1960, 70 and 1980s on vinyl. Here you will find my perspnal collection of vinyl records, collected over decades. Each record is described in full details and where appropriate with detailed collector details as well with large high quality photos.
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.
His DiscographyBlack Sabbath's "Dehumanizer" is a sonic sledgehammer, reuniting Dio and Appice with the metal titans. This 1992 release delves into dark themes of technological dystopia and human frailty, driven by relentless riffs and Dio's soaring vocals. A raw and powerful album that cements their legacy.
Learn moreDouble the devilry, double the Iron Maiden! This limited edition set features the iconic "The Number of the Beast" on blood-red 7" vinyl. Unfold the included poster and witness Eddie's battle with the devil in all its crimson glory.
Learn moreThis 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.
Learn moreThe 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.
Learn moreArtillery's debut album, "Fear of Tomorrow," released in 1985 by Neat Records, marked a pivotal moment in Danish thrash metal. Founded in 1982, the band, led by brothers Michael and Morten Stützer, showcased their technical prowess and raw energy.
Learn moreIn 1987, thrash metal was a headbanging hurricane tearing across the globe. Metallica had unleashed the genre-defining "Master of Puppets," Slayer was fresh off the heels of "Reign in Blood," and Exodus was about to drop "Pleasures of the Flesh."
Learn moreUNDER ON FLAG FLAG 12 , 1987 , UK
"Unearth the sonic abyss with Death's 'Scream Bloody Gore' on 12" Vinyl. Chuck Schuldiner's death metal masterpiece, released in 1987, remains iconic.
Learn moreNoise N 007 , 1984 , Germany
Grave Digger's "Heavy Metal Breakdown" (1984) is the raw and energetic debut album that introduced the world to the German heavy metal powerhouse.
Learn moreRaven'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.
Learn morePariah 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.
Learn more"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.
Learn moreIn the mid-1970s, amidst the glitz and glamor of stadium rock, a raw and unpolished sound emerged from the underground of New York City. The Ramones, a quartet of leather-clad misfits, unleashed their self-titled debut album
Learn more"On the Altar of Rock" is the band's debut album, released in 1984. The album was recorded at Spygel Tonstudio in Kirchheim. The album features a mix of heavy metal, speed metal, and power metal, and it is considered to be one of the most influential Swiss metal albums of all time.
Learn moreFront 242's "Geography" is a 1982 album that helped define the EBM (Electronic Body Music) genre. The album features tracks that combine industrial rhythms, aggressive synths, and distorted vocals
Learn moreIn 1990, the Swiss label Witchhunt Records released "Believe in Church and Agonize," a compilation that captured the raw energy and aggression of the emerging European metal scene. This 12" vinyl LP, now a sought-after collector's item, serves as a time capsule, showcasing early demo recordings
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"Warhead: Speedway" races onto the scene with the 12" Vinyl LP Album, a testament to the prowess of one of Belgium's few Speed Metal bands. Released on Mausoleum Records, this album encapsulates the raw power and intensity that define Warhead's contribution to the Speed Metal genre.
Learn moreRandy California's "Kapt. Kopter and the (Fabulous) Twirly Birds," a 1972 solo venture post-Spirit, showcases a raw and experimental sound. Fusing hard rock, blues, psychedelia, and hints of country, the album deviates from Spirit's polished style.
Learn moreMadonna's 1985 single "Angel," a synth-pop anthem from her era-defining album "Like a Virgin," received a distinct visual treatment for its European 7" vinyl release. This sleeve offered a more intimate look at the pop icon compared to the US version.
Learn moreBilly Idol's 1983 album "Rebel Yell" is a defining moment in the history of rock music. The album marked the pinnacle of Idol's career, both artistically and commercially, and helped to establish him as one of the most iconic figures of the era. With its hard-driving beats, catchy hooks, and provocative lyrics
Learn moreLee Aaron, the Canadian rock sensation, left an indelible mark on the music scene with her self-titled album released in 1987. This masterpiece followed her earlier 1984 release of the album with the same name, showcasing the artist's evolution and versatility.
Learn more"Eat 'Em and Smile" is a high-energy album brimming with catchy hooks, infectious grooves, and Roth's trademark swagger. Standout tracks include the anthemic "Yankee Rose," the bluesy "Tobacco Road," and the hard-hitting "Goin' Crazy!"
Learn moreRoxy Music emerged during a time when rock music was evolving rapidly. Led by the visionary musician Bryan Ferry, the band embraced experimentation, combining elements of various genres to create their own distinctive sound.
- Avalon (1982, France) - Avalon (1982, Germany)