The Archive
Mob Rules signed album sleeve
Mob Rules signed album sleeve by Ronnie James Dio backstage at Birmingham Academy 27/05/2008.
“Godflesh” disc mock-up
Courtesy of Digby Pearson, founder of Earache Records From their archive.
Diary of a Madman
Signed album and print production items including notes from record company.
Judas Priest Record Collector rare metal feature (2005)
Judas Priest Record Collector rare metal feature (2005)
Godflesh cover art
Godflesh (1990) Earache Records - mock up of artwork This is the band's first release. Initially released on Swordfish Records, in 3 versions, only on vinyl. The band signed to Earache Records shortly after, and both Earache and Silent Scream recordings re-issued this recording 2 years later. Earache's version contained 2 bonus tracks Courtesy of Digby Pearson, founder of Earache Records From their archive.
Mock up for ‘Harmony Corruption’
Mock up for lyrics for 'Harmony Corruption'
Black Sabbath eight track cartridges.
I have never knowingly seen a UK Vertigo copy of TECHNICAL ECSTASY or NEVER SAY DIE. Would love to know of if they exist, or if they don't!
‘Sabbath Bloody Sabbath’ signed
‘Sabbath Bloody Sabbath’ signed by Geezer Butler
Black Sabbath : Live at Hammersmith Odeon signed
Black Sabbath : Live at Hammersmith Odeon signed by Ronnie James Dio backstage at Birmingham academy on 27/05/2007.
Clawfist Ltd Edition (1400) single
Clawfist Singles Club A Side: Loopflesh 'Like Rats' (Loop covering Godflesh track) B Side: Fleshloop 'Straight to Your Heart' (Godflesh covering Loop track) Limited edition (1400) 7" single
Born Again artwork
Printers proof, mock ups, design notes from the 1983 album artwork
Led Zeppelin IV
Acquired from Terence Timmins Age 28 Led Zeppelin IV (4) vinyl LP bought at at second hand record shop for £5 (price sticker is still on) Terence has been a fan for about 12 years
Brum Beat – Decca Records, 1964
One of two records called BRUM BEAT released in 1964.
Black Sabbath Debut Album Signed by Geezer Butler
Black Sabbath debut album signed by Geezer Butler
