The Peel Sessions: Napalm Death LP (1989). This 'Double Value' LP included 2 full sessions and a total of 25 songs. Each side is separated into tracks containing several individual songs. These groupings represent the tracks as played on John Peel's Radio One show.
Check out the spelling on the HEADLESS CROSS picture disc album. 'Devil And Daugther' ! I would like to know if anyone has a copy with the correct spelling (Daughter). Now, that would be rare!
The sound of seminal Scum lp founded what was called grindcore, Scum was followed by From Enslavement to Obliteration in 1988 and there were many versions of it: Gatefold lp, picture vinyl, splatter vinyl and 2 cd versions (28 track & 54 track incl. Scum .
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Artwork mock up for ' The Curse'
Napalm Death Mentally Murdered EP (1989)
Stuff I have collected over the years. Enjoy
The cover is one of Tony Mottram’s photos. This was recorded for a film sound track.
From Wikipedia…
“Johnny Be Good is a 1988 American comedy film directed by Bud Smith, starring Anthony Michael Hall as the main character, Johnny Walker. The film also features Robert Downey .
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Mock up for Napalm Death's first record 'Scum'
Fully autographed in silver pen.
Judas Priest Breaking the Law New Zealand 7” single (1980)
Lightning to the Nations lp
Harvey Smith describes a night out at Tavern In The Town, a rock pub in Wolverhampton.
I’ve had the pleasure of meeting Ronnie, Tony and Geezer several times and collected their autographs on my original vinyl copy of Heaven and Hell. I never met Bill but a friend’s uncle is Paul Clark who was Sabbath’s road manager in the early 80s .
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Judas Priest rare Japanese special DJ copy (1984)
Judas Priest Korean import misprint Sad Wings of Destiny (1983)
Judas Priest British Steel LP signed by Rob Halford (1980)
Tracklisting:
Side 1:
(From S.O.B Split 7″)
Multinational Corporations Pt. 2
Re-Address The Problem
Changing Colours
From Ashes
Understanding
Stalemate
(From Curse 7″)
Musclehead
Your Achievement
Dead
Morbid Deceiver
Side 2:
The Traitor (Live in Birmingham, UK ’86)
Deceiver (w/ Swanky’s Intro – Live in Wakkon, Belgium ’87)
Retreat To Nowhere (Studio Recording w/ Dorrian and Steer)
Life (Studio Recording w/ Dorrian and .
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Judas Priest white label Defenders of the Faith test pressing (1984) on CBS Records.
I met Dio and Vinny at their London hotel during the last ever Heaven & Hell (band) UK dates when they signed my original copy of Mob Rules. That was the last time I saw Ronnie.
Gillan single from 1981. Gillan played with Black Sabbath for a year, replacing Ronnie James Dio as vocalist in 1983.
Judas Priest British Steel UK promo with sticker (1980)
