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POPULAR 1 NUM 254 IGGY POP PAGE PLANT AEROSMITH WHITE ZOMBIE THERAPY? JERRY LEE LEWIS POPULAR 1 NUM 254 IGGY POP PAGE PLANT AEROSMITH WHITE ZOMBIE THERAPY? JERRY LEE LEWIS Numeros en portada, apreciable en foto. Resto muy buen estado.  

POPULAR 1 NUM 248. PANTERA. HOLE. KISS. ALICE COOPER. COUNTING CROWS. LA GRANJA. JAVIER VARGAS. POPULAR 1 NUM 248. PANTERA. HOLE. KISS. ALICE COOPER. COUNTING CROWS. LA GRANJA. JAVIER VARGAS. Buen estado, numeros en portada, apreciables en foto.

POPULAR 1 NUM 301 REM R.E.M. ANTHRAX ROCKET FROM THE CRYPT AFGHAN WHIGS TED NUGENT BRIAN SETZER POPULAR 1 NUM 301 REM R.E.M. ANTHRAX ROCKET FROM THE CRYPT AFGHAN WHIGS TED NUGENT BRIAN SETZER

POPULAR 1 NUM 243 BLIND MELON, GUNS N ROSES, BUTTHOLE SURFERS, ZAPPA, SEPULTURA POPULAR 1 NUM 243 BLIND MELON, GUNS N ROSES, BUTTHOLE SURFERS, ZAPPA, SEPULTURA Tiene unas 12 paginas con boligrafo, como remarcando parrafos donde se habla de grupos en concreto. Numeros en portada, apreciables en foto.  

POPULAR 1 NUM 251 ROLLING STONES, RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE. PANTERA. BEASTIE BOYS. PRIMAL SCREAM. POPULAR 1 NUM 251 ROLLING STONES, RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE. PANTERA. BEASTIE BOYS. PRIMAL SCREAM. Numeros en portada apreciables en foto. Buen estado

POPULAR 1 NUM 262 DANZIG BIOHAZARD THERAPY? KYUSS L.A. GUNS CHANNEL ZERO POPULAR 1 NUM 262 DANZIG BIOHAZARD THERAPY? KYUSS L.A. GUNS CHANNEL ZERO Buen estado

POPULAR 1 NUM 271. MINISTRY URGE OVERKILL INQUILINO COMUNISTA PRESIDENTS OF USA POPULAR 1 NUM 271. MINISTRY URGE OVERKILL INQUILINO COMUNISTA PRESIDENTS OF USA

POPULAR 1 NUM 247. HENRY ROLLINS, BARRICADA, NIRVANA, SOUL AYLUM, BIOHAZARD, SUPERSUCKERS POPULAR 1 NUM 247. HENRY ROLLINS, BARRICADA, NIRVANA, SOUL AYLUM, BIOHAZARD, SUPERSUCKERS Numeros en portada, apreciables en foto. Falta un trozo (minimo) en esquina en contraportada.

POPULAR 1 NUM 304 AEROSMITH QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE, SLAYER, SOUTHERN CULTURE ON THE SKIDS, ORGY POPULAR 1 NUM 304 AEROSMITH QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE, SLAYER, SOUTHERN CULTURE ON THE SKIDS, ORGY Buen estado

POPULAR 1:NUM.203-ULTIMO DE LA FILA-TINA TURNER-MADONNA-MARK KNOPFLER-ROBERT PLANT POPULAR 1:NUM.203-ULTIMO DE LA FILA-TINA TURNER-MADONNA-MARK KNOPFLER-ROBERT PLANT

POPULAR 1 BIO ROCK:NUM.2-BAD COMPANY-BEE GEES-BARON ROJO-JEFF BECK-BEATLES POPULAR 1 BIO ROCK:NUM.2-BAD COMPANY-BEE GEES-BARON ROJO-JEFF BECK-BEATLES

ASTURIAS UNA CRISIS PERMANENTE. COL. POPULAR ASTURIANA. NÚM. 50. GIJON, 1976. ASTURIAS UNA CRISIS PERMANENTE. COL. POPULAR ASTURIANA. NÚM. 50. GIJON, 1976. De 18 x 11 cms y buen tomo con 422 págs. En buen estado.

Werner Müller y Su Orquesta – ¡Zíngaro! - Phase 4 Stereo - Vinyl, LP - SPAIN Werner Müller y Su Orquesta – ¡Zíngaro! - Phase 4 Stereo - Vinyl, LP - SPAIN Werner Müller y Su Orquesta * – ¡Zíngaro! Label: Decca  – PFS 4105,  Decca  – PFS. 4.105Series: Phase 4 Stereo Spectacular Format: Vinyl, LP Country: Spain Released: 1970 Genre: Classical,  Folk, World, & Country Style: Romantic,  Folk Tracklist Hide Credits A1Czardas Composed By –  Monti * Composed By –  Monti * A2Danza Hungara Num. 5 Arranged By –  Förster * Composed By –  Brahms * Arranged By –  Förster * Composed By –  Brahms * A3Rapsodia Hungara Num. 2 Arranged By –  Müller * Composed By –  Liszt * Arranged By –  Müller * Composed By –  Liszt * A4Danza De Zorba Composed By –  Theodorakis * Composed By –  Theodorakis * A5Amor Gitano Composed By –  Lehár * Composed By –  Lehár * A6En La Balalaika Composed By –  Maschwitz *,  Posford * Composed By –  Maschwitz *,  Posford * B1Dos Guitarras Arranged By –  Müller * Composed By –  Popular * Arranged By –  Müller * Composed By –  Popular * B2Hora Staccato Composed By –  Dinicu *,  Heifetz * Composed By –  Dinicu *,  Heifetz * B3Mischa Composed By –  Roda *,  Roubaud Composed By –  Roda *,  Roubaud B4Komm Zigany Composed By –  Kálmán * Composed By –  Kálmán * B5Ojos Negros Arranged By –  Förster * Composed By –  Popular * Arranged By –  Förster * Composed By –  Popular * B6Pendientes De Oro Composed By –  Livingston *,  Evans *,  Young *

EDWIN STARR: HAPPY RADIO [FRA 1979] LP EDWIN STARR: HAPPY RADIO [FRA 1979] LP (20th Century)  1979  made in France cat. num.  T-591 #funk  #disco     A1 H.A.P.P.Y. Radio 6:45 A2 Rip Me Off 4:13 A3 It's Called The Rock 7:25 B1 I'd Rather Fight Than Switch 4:12 B2 Drown My Heart 3:34 B3 My Friend 3:56 B4 Patiently 4:34   Edwin Starr enjoyed a renaissance in the singles chart at the end of the 70's, moving from the soul that had made him famous to light disco, and scoring a major hit the previous year with “Contact”, a cold slab of electronic funk with the most insistent Moroder styled synth bass line, similar to Donna Summer’s “I Feel Love”. It was a worldwide smash and still appears on many disco hit compilation albums. The follow up, “Happy Radio” follows a similar vein, although there is less electronic rhythm and more horn fills; bearing similarities to the Earth Wind & Fire sound that was very popular at the time.  The single and title track is a nagging disco stomper, with a driving memorable bass line and chattering horn interruptions and would be a sure fire floor filler for a number of years. The rest of the album is pretty lightweight, following exactly the same pattern as the title track, except that the hooks aren’t as strong and songs like “I’d Rather Fight Than Switch”, and “It’s Called The Rock” sound about 5 years out of time. It’s interesting that barring the excellent title track the two traditional soul numbers are worth listening to (“Drown My Heart”, and “My Friend”), which probably come too late in the album for the listener,  who may have already turned off.

BURT BACHARACH: BSO LOST HORIZON [UK 1973] LP/FOL BURT BACHARACH: BSO LOST HORIZON [UK 1973] LP/FOL Burt Bacharach   "BSO Lost Horizon"  LP (Bell - Columbia)  1973  made in UK cat. num.  SYBEL 8000 #soundtrack  #easy listening   Introduction 0:30 Lost Horizon 1:58 Share The Joy 2:42 The World Is A Circle 3:25 Living Together, Growing Together 3:21 I Might Frighten Her Away 2:38 The Things I Will Not Miss 3:13 If I Could Go Back 4:07 Where Knowledge Ends (Faith Begins) 3:43 Question Me An Answer 5:27 I Come To You 1:29 Reflections 1:50   When the motion picture musical Lost Horizon was unleashed upon the world in 1973, the reviews were unbelievably harsh and much of the criticism was aimed at composer  Burt Bacharach  and lyricist  Hal David. However, even though many of the songs on this soundtrack are not as memorable as their more popular collaborations, this album is not that bad. In fact, many of the songs are quite catchy, including "The World Is a Circle" and "Reflections." Some of the vocals are sung by the actors, including  Sally Kellerman  and the late  Bobby Van.  Burt Bacharach  has a certain knack for production of not-so-great singers (himself included) and, fortunately, it shows here with the actors. Other actors had their singing parts dubbed by more seasoned vocalists.  Shawn Phillips  is the singer on the title track.

LITTLE RIVER BAND: TIME EXPOSURE [DEU 1981] LP LITTLE RIVER BAND: TIME EXPOSURE [DEU 1981] LP Little River Band   "Time Exposure"  LP (Capitol - Emi)  1981  made in Germany cat. num.  10C 064-400 042 #rock     The Night Owls   Man On Your Mind   Take It Easy On Me   Ballerina   Love Will Survive   Full Circle   Just Say That You Love Me   Suicide Boulevard   Orbit Zero   Don't Let The Needle Win   Guiding Light   When  Little River Band  formed in 1975, Australia immediately took notice. The key bandmembers were already well known to Australians. Lead singer  Glenn Shorrock  had made his name in mid-'60s group  the Twilights, a  Beatles -sounding pop group that scored a national number one record with its version of  the Velvelettes ' "Needle in a Haystack." When the group broke up in 1969,  Shorrock  became lead singer of  Axiom, whose "A Little Ray of Sunshine" is still an Australian classic rock staple.  LRB 's  Beeb Birtles  had been the bass player for a popular  Twilights -era pop group called  Zoot  (Rick Springfield was a later member). When that group broke up, in search of musical credibility,  Birtles  auditioned as the bass player, but was instantly elevated to a front-line position alongside  Graham Goble. Even  LRB 's manager was well-known.  Glenn Wheatley  had been the bassist with another of Australia's bands, and possibly its most legendary,  the Masters Apprentices. Given all that background, when  Shorrock  and  Birtles  revealed they were forming a group with  Goble, managed by  Wheatley, it was major event in Australian music.