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A hard plastic Fleetwood Mac “Unlimited Access” backstage pass, housed in a custom made plexi-glass case that reads “Fire Extinguisher: In Case of Fire Break Glass,” from the collection of Russ Thyret, former Chairman...

A rare poster promoting the "1st Annual Punk Magazine Awards Ceremony," held at Club Hollywood, NYC, October 13, 1978. "Scheduled to appear and present awards" were "members of the following famous rock...

Two single-sided LP acetates, comprising each side of the Ramones’ album Road to Ruin [40th Anniversary Remix 2018], from the collection of legendary Ramones producer/engineer/associate Ed Stasium. These acetates were used by...

A unique collection of X rarities, circa 1977-1979, including nine original lyric typescripts typed by guitarist-songwriter John Doe, some with titles handwritten by singer and co-writer, Exene Cervenka, along with other memorabilia....

A group of four UK Apple Records 45s, comprising a solo single by each member of the Beatles, from the record collection of Ringo and his first wife, Maureen “Mo” Starkey. These...

Four one-sided 12” acetates of an alternate sequence of Bob Dylan’s 197o album Self Portrait, owned by Dylan and used by him during the making of the LP.  The sequence on each...

A vintage 8" x 10" proof sheet with twelve unpublished photographs of the Velvet Underground recording their 1970 album Loaded, taken by photographer Henri ter Hall. This is one of a group...

Two extraordinary pieces of original album cover artwork used for Fleetwood Mac's highly-acclaimed album Tusk, including "the floating collage," which author Ryan Reid notes in his book Fleetwood Mac FAQ "remains Tusk’s...

An original RIAA Gold Record Award for Jimi Hendrix's Rainbow Bridge, presented Recordmecca's Jeff Gold, a former Executive Vice President/General Manager of Warner Bros, where he oversaw the marketing of the Hendrix catalog. The award...

A double-sided page from Gram Parsons' personal scrapbook with original photos of a young Gram with his family and early band members, one side of which is reproduced in the booklet from...

A beautiful custom Australian gold record award for the Rolling Stones 1971 classic album Sticky Fingers, presented to guitarist Mick Taylor.  This was part of Stones bassist Bill Wyman's legendary Rolling Stones...

A pair of purple grosgrain custom-made pants owned and worn circa 1982-1985 by Prince.  These pants are identical in color and fabric to a jacket Prince wore during a photo session with...

A sealed copy of the 2016 Record Store Day limited double album The Alternate Tusk, signed on the front cover by album cover photographer Jayme Odgers.  We obtained this directly from Odgers,...

Three rare collectibles from the 1970 Bath Festival of Blues & Progressive Music, featuring an incredible lineup with Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention, Jefferson Airplane, Fairport...

The original photograph used to create the cover for the Crusaders 1979 smash album Street Life, signed and titled "Original Album Art" by photographer Jayme Odgers. Street Life, the most succesful album...

Bill Withers' original recording contract with Sussex Records, initialed on each page and fully signed on the final page by Withers. One year after signing this historic agreement, Withers' released his debut...

A February 1972 Royal Mail Telegram sent by RCA Records New York to David Bowie's manager, Tony Defries, imploring DeFries to send the label new photographs of Bowie. The telegram, dated February...

A rare concert poster from the spring 1976 leg of Bob Dylan's legendary Rolling Thunder Review tour. Two nearly identical versions of this poster were produced; this is identified as coming from...

A beautiful copy of Blinds & Shutters, the limited edition deluxe book of Michael Cooper’s photographs published by Genesis; this copy signed by John Mayall, Bill Wyman, Sgt. Peppers cover artists Peter Blake...

An unplayed factory sealed copy of the first printing of Mo's Songs, the 1994 6-CD promotional only tribute to former Warner Bros. Records chairman Mo Ostin, featuring George Harrison's otherwise unreleased song...