. A Large Collection of Vinyl Records including LPs, 12-inch and 7-inch Singles. Primarily 1970s-1990s.

A diverse archive of vinyl records comprising LPs, 12-inch singles, and 7-inch singles. Highlights include Mike Oldfield, Tubular Bells (Virgin Records) featuring the iconic bent tube artwork; Prince and the Revolution, Purple Rain (Warner Bros., 1984) featuring the original Best Film Soundtrack award sticker; Elvis Costello, Spike (Warner Bros., 1989) with The Beloved Entertainer artwork and original hype sticker; and the debut self-titled album by The Stone Roses (Silvertone Records, 1989) with the lemon cover art. Other LPs include Yazoo, Upstairs at Eric’s (Mute Records, 1982); Van Morrison, Beautiful Vision (Mercury, 1982); Quincy Jones, I Heard That!! (A&M Records); and Burt Bacharach, Portrait in Music (A&M Records). The collection features an extensive archive of Erasure releases such as Heavenly Action, Abba-esque EP, and Blue Savannah. The 7-inch singles include four installments from The Wedding Present 1992 monthly series (IX, Ten, Eleven, and Twelve), Pink Floyd, One of My Turns, Iron Maiden, Run to the Hills, and Musical Youth, Pass the Dutchie.