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We carry a large selection
used and new vinyl records
including: Classic Rock,
Punk, Heavy Metal, Country,
Blues, Exotica, Folk, R&B,
Soundtracks, Original Cast,
Foreign, Odd Ball and many
more. Below are just a few
highlights.
Additional selections may be
found at:
Our store on Gemm
used and new vinyl records
including: Classic Rock,
Punk, Heavy Metal, Country,
Blues, Exotica, Folk, R&B,
Soundtracks, Original Cast,
Foreign, Odd Ball and many
more. Below are just a few
highlights.
Additional selections may be
found at:
Our store on Gemm
Hot new releases
Green Day - 21st Century Breakdown (Limited Edition 10" Edition)
This Limited Edition package features: a full length 21st Century Breakdown album on CD and three
special 10 vinyl discs featuring each act of 21st Century Breakdown. All music is housed in a special
book containing 60 pages of unique 21st Century Breakdown album art designed only for this
edition. SPECIAL PRICE - $60
Johnny Thunders - Que Sera Sera
In 1985, after several years of drifting from live show to after-hours party, punk's Moses was
shaken (briefly) out of his drug-induced stupor to cut an all new studio album. For this event,
punk's elite was paraded in (John Perry, Stiv Bators, Glen Matlock, Patti Palladin, Dave Tregunna,
Wilko Johnson and Mike Monroe) for guest performances and Thunders finally seemed to be
buckling down to doing what his record label was paying him for. His number one priority was to
write a song to win back his Swedish girlfriend, which he did with style in “I Only Wrote This Song
For You” (apparently winning back said-girlfriend). He also churned out some classic punk mantras,
as was his forte, with “M.I.A.”, “Little Bit Of Whore”, and personal anthem, “Short Lives” and
brought in a bizarre reworking of the campy classic “Que Sera, Sera”, made famous by Doris Day...
which, needless to say, sung by Johnny had a whole new set of connotations. While perhaps not
the classic work of his earlier material, this album proved that he still had something to offer his
fans. Unfortunately, half a decade later, Johnny would be dead, leaving this as one of his last
testimonies of what could have been and what was. SPECIAL PRICE - $25
Devo - New Traditionalists (Special Release on clear vinyl)
1981's New Traditionalists was the first to be completely produced by the band and it also marks the
first time that keyboards and electronic drums dominate the arrangements. The songwriting skills
of Mark Mothersbaugh and Gerald Casale are as strong as ever and the band's trademark humor
and wit are on full display. Highlights include the opener, Through Being Cool, the MTV hit Love
Without Anger and the anthemic concert staple, Jerkin' Back N' Forth. SPECIAL PRICE - $25
Green Day - 21st Century Breakdown (Limited Edition 10" Edition)
This Limited Edition package features: a full length 21st Century Breakdown album on CD and three
special 10 vinyl discs featuring each act of 21st Century Breakdown. All music is housed in a special
book containing 60 pages of unique 21st Century Breakdown album art designed only for this
edition. SPECIAL PRICE - $60
Johnny Thunders - Que Sera Sera
In 1985, after several years of drifting from live show to after-hours party, punk's Moses was
shaken (briefly) out of his drug-induced stupor to cut an all new studio album. For this event,
punk's elite was paraded in (John Perry, Stiv Bators, Glen Matlock, Patti Palladin, Dave Tregunna,
Wilko Johnson and Mike Monroe) for guest performances and Thunders finally seemed to be
buckling down to doing what his record label was paying him for. His number one priority was to
write a song to win back his Swedish girlfriend, which he did with style in “I Only Wrote This Song
For You” (apparently winning back said-girlfriend). He also churned out some classic punk mantras,
as was his forte, with “M.I.A.”, “Little Bit Of Whore”, and personal anthem, “Short Lives” and
brought in a bizarre reworking of the campy classic “Que Sera, Sera”, made famous by Doris Day...
which, needless to say, sung by Johnny had a whole new set of connotations. While perhaps not
the classic work of his earlier material, this album proved that he still had something to offer his
fans. Unfortunately, half a decade later, Johnny would be dead, leaving this as one of his last
testimonies of what could have been and what was. SPECIAL PRICE - $25
Devo - New Traditionalists (Special Release on clear vinyl)
1981's New Traditionalists was the first to be completely produced by the band and it also marks the
first time that keyboards and electronic drums dominate the arrangements. The songwriting skills
of Mark Mothersbaugh and Gerald Casale are as strong as ever and the band's trademark humor
and wit are on full display. Highlights include the opener, Through Being Cool, the MTV hit Love
Without Anger and the anthemic concert staple, Jerkin' Back N' Forth. SPECIAL PRICE - $25