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Black Sabbath Press Article Melody Maker
Black Sabbath article in Melody Maker from 1970 bought at my local news agent in Bloxwich
Black Sabbath article in Melody Maker from 1970 bought at my local news agent in Bloxwich
Poster for Led Zeppelins show at the Empire Pool Wembley 1971
In 1980 the Birmingham Mail ran a story about the zine Nic and Miles made when they were 12 years old, Antisocial zine. This is the original photograph that was used with that story.
Judas Priest Flyer for Dix Club appearance in Wolverhampton (1970s)
Judas Priest stickers
Custom KK Downing plectrum.
Laney amp badges
This is my ticket stub for the first ever Monsters of Rock - headlined by Rainbow but Priest were the best on the day!
Nic Bullen's handwritten lyrics to 'The Good Book'
Godflesh photographs & t-shirt, circa 1988.
Flyer for Napalm Death gig playing with DRI, Heresy and Holy Terror
pages from 'Toxic Grafity' zine
We might be slightly out on the date of these photos which are likely to have been taken for Metal Hammer.
This beautiful custom SG was built for Tony Iommi by Birmingham world class guitar luthier John Diggins in 1981 , it was used by Black Sabbath's classic album 'The Mob Rules' and was Tony's 2nd main guitar on tour throughout the 80's.This Guitar could currently be viewed at Hard Rock Bucharest .
Cathy Myhill (pictured with her husband Pat) designed the poster for a Black Sabbath gig on 2nd March 1970 at Birmingham College of Art and Commerce (as it was then known), which they are holding. Pat booked the gig in his capacity as social secretary .
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Letter from Lars Ulrich to Brian Tatler of Diamond Head (1981). In it Lars discusses the latest developments with his band Metallica and thanks Brian for letting him stay whilst visiting abroad.
Programme from the first ever Donington 'Monsters of Rock' Festival (1980) which took place on August 16. Included on the bill were: Rainbow, Scorpions, April Wine, Judas Priest, Saxon (who recorded as the semi-official live album Donnington: The Live Tracks), Riot, Touch etc.
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!
Headless Cross 1989 tour t-shirt, purchased at Hammersmith Odeon gig.
Complete Knebworth Ticket
Stained Glass World Tour 1978 and Killing Machine World Tour 1979 Tickets