Category Archives: Rock Music

GREAT WHITE – Hooked Hard Rock

GREAT WHITE – HOOKED ORIGINAL FRONT COVER ILLUSTRATION 12″ VINYL LP ALBUM 

This is the album with the original artwork with some nudity. This cover was banned and replaced with an alternative cover that had the hook still below the sea level and the model partially submerged, so that only her head and arms were visible. This is the last album to feature bassist Tony Montana.. 

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GREAT WHITE – Hooked

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Album’s Condition and Grading Details 

Strict grading according to the Goldmine Grading for Vinyl records has been applied, this record has been carefully visually inspected to determine the grading. 

VINYL GRADING

VERY GOOD PLUS (VG+): A Very Good Plus record will show some signs that it was played and otherwise handled by a previous owner who took good care of it. 

ALBUM COVER GRADING

VERY GOOD PLUS (VG+): The lp cover may have slight signs of wear, 

GREAT WHITE – HOOKED ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

Music Genre:

Hard Rock 

Label & Catalognr:

 Capitol Records – 064-7 95330 1 

Media Format:

Record Format: 12″ Vinyl Stereo Gramophone Record
Total Album (Cover+Record) weight: 230 gram  

Year & Country:

1991 Europe

GOLDEN EARRING – THE BEST OF GOLDEN EARRING 10 YEARS 20 HITS 12″ VINYL LP ALBUM

“The Best Of Golden Earring 10 Years 20 Hits” is a compilation album by the Dutch Rock band “Golden Earring” and includes several of their best songs, including: “Back Home”, “Just A Little Bit Of Peace In My Heart”, “Radar Love”, “Dong-Dong-Di-Ki-Di-Gi-Dong”, “Another 45 Miles”, “She Flies On Strange Wings”, “Buddy Joe”, ” Kill Me (Ce Soir)” and many others

THE BYRDS – GREATEST HITS ( NETHERLANDS ) 12″ VINYL LP ALBUM

This is the first Dutch release of “The BYRDS – Greatest Hits” and the record label has a solid Orange colour and the CBS “Walking Eye” Company Logo. Later issues of the Dutch release have an orange to yellow colour grading on the label. 

 A transcript of the original liner notes by: Dave Swaney, dreaming about the first years of “The Byrds” musical career

 Things are happening so incredibly fast. Was it really three or four generations ago that The Byrds came along and helped turn the whole pop music scene around? 

 Were they conservative then? Or now? Whatever, their thing was beautiful and heavy and will be as it is. Lasting. There will be this big nostalgia binge, and because so many people were part of what happened, and because they were an overwhelming part of a larger renaissance, The Byrds will be revered. 

 It is too early for that now because The Byrds are still happening and very, very valuable. But it is good to be nostalgic, and necessary to find one’s rung, and so much good was the start of so many better things happening and about to happen. So why not? 

 They were five where they are now four, and all of West Coast hippiedom, which is to say Los Angeles because San Francisco was yet to become as it is, was catalyzed by their sound. The Byrds brought them down from their canyon hideouts, in from their beach shelters, from Big Sur camps—and Mexican co-munes, down from Sierra and Mojave anonymities, to dance and be together and realize how strong their numbers were.