Label: MCA Records

Iconic two record set from Neil Diamond. Recorded at the Greek Theater, it's Diamond at the top of his live performance game. Includes Cherry Cherry, Red Red Wine, Sweet Caroline, Girl You'll Be A Woman Soon, Solitary Man, and others. It's one of the selections in the book "1000 Recordings to Hear Before You Die". This copy has a little natural wear and plays fine. This album seems to have been well-loved by everyone who owned it, so with that in mind, we rarely come across VG or MINT copies. Nice price for a two LP set. Okay, fine, you saw it in a dollar bin somewhere.... but still.

Label: Columbia Records

The tenth studio album by the Byrds. It was released in 1971 and the line-up by this time includes guitarist Clarence White. Features the single Glory Glory and was produced by Terry Melcher. Also includes Pale Blue, I Wanna Grow Up to be a Politician and the Jackson Brown-penned song, Jamaica Say You Will. This is a stock photo of the record. The one that is available plays great and the jacket has a modest amount of natural wear.

Label: Twin Tone

Two photos, the intro cover from the site is the front cover. The photo after you click on the record is the back photo to give you a look at the artists. These are pics of the record we have available. The tape you see is to keep the 2 mil sleeve sealed. It's not on the record jacket. Minneapolis' Twin Tone Records put this release out in 1980 and includes all sort of artists from that time. It was compiled from over 700 entries in a Songwriters contest. Includes songs by Phil and the Blanks, The Liars, Bob Erkstrand, Bret Gardner, Fingerprints, Twin City Terrors, and others. Twin Tone went on to release records by the likes of Minneapolis bands like Soul Asylum, Husker Du and The Replacements. Those bands, or members of those bands, are not on this comp. Many of the songs were recorded at Blackberry Way studio.

Label: Mercury Records

Is this rock? Is it prog rock? Metal? We're not sure, we'll just call it freaking awesome! The fourth record by these Brit rockers and it has gone on to sell over 6 million copies! Includes The Wizard, Circle of Hands, Easy Livin', and others. Cover art by the great Roger Dean. You may know his work from Yes record jackets. As a preplayed selection, this has some minor natural wear but plays fine with but a little surface noise. Remember, this record may date back to 1972, so possibly nearly 50 years old.

Label: Atlantic Records

Not to be confused with a 90's movie featuring Tom Cruise, this was a 1985 release with Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin and Paul Rodgers of Bad Company and Free! A legendary guitarist and a legendary vocalist combine forces! The big hit single was Radioactive. They toured hockey venues and released one more record after that, but that was it. With all that history behind them, they were both somewhat lackluster releases. But hey, the price is right, pick this up somewhere (even if it's not at Rediscover) and see for yourself.

Label: MGM Records

Quite possibly one of the more underrated bands of the era. They were only the band that inspired the television show "The Partridge Family". This is the original MGM release which includes "The Rain, The Park, and Other Things" and also "Gettin into that Sunny Feelin' Again". The jacket and the record are in VG/VG shape. Find your records and record needs at Rediscover Records.

Label: Polyvinyl Records

The 1986 release from Godley & Creme, formerly of the band 10cc. Includes the hit single Cry, which had a huge, if not bizarre, hit video that aired on MTV *insert "back when MTV played videos comment" says the Gen-Xer*. Also includes Wet Rubber Soup, Light Me Up, Save A Mountain For Me, and others. A very nice preplayed record from Polydor Records 825981-1 and includes the original inner sleeve. Played superbly upon a test play at the shop. Thanks!!

Label: A & M Records

Retro looking record cover and back jacket to replicate the music on this record. Jackson kept some of his rock and power pop roots on the record but also incorporated some swing tune elements. Includes Cha Cha Loco, Go For It, Happy Ending, The Verdict, and the hit single You Can't Get What You Want (Til You Know What You Want). The record and jacket have just a little natural wear - it looks and sounds great. Pictured is the record we have in stock. Look at that ringwear.... see that makes it look cool! We know some may want a mint copy, but that has just enough natural wear to know it was played, enjoyed, and spent some time in someone's record collection. Originally released in 1984. 

Label: Atlantic Records

Excellent looking pre-played copy of J. Geils Band "Nightmares". Includes the hit Must Have Got Lost, as well as cuts like, Gettin Out, Detroit Breakdown, Givin' It All Up, and others. Record and sleeve are in great ship, photo is of the album available, and if you can read the $3.99 original price tag, it isn't much more than that now at $6.98 plus S&H.

Label: Atlantic Records

Arguably one of the greatest live albums of all time and it's only a single disc! Live records in the 1970's were often sprawling two, or even three, disc sets. This one is one record, to the point, and it rocks! Originally released in 1972 this record includes First I Look at the Purse, Looking For A Love, Whammer Jammer, and five other live classics. This is a preowned record but in decent shape with just enough natural wear to give it that cool look. The record sounds great!!

Label: Jet Records

A greatest hits-greatest hits, if you will. Tremendous stuff. All the hit singles, some have been used recently in film soundtracks like "Guardians of the Galaxy". Includes Evil Woman, Mr Blue Sky, Turn to Stone, Sweet Talkin' Woman, Strange Magic, Telephone Line, and others. Jeff Lynne at the peak of his powers when he was one of the top popsters of the 1970's, before he got more involved in producing other artists, like George Harrison, Tom Petty, Dave Edmunds, Traveling Wilburys, to name a few. A word on the record, a very gently used copy. Cover looks great, record plays great. It has the original inner lyric sleeve too. It's no-brainer!

Label: Asylum Records

Another classic release by Jackson Browne available on our site for a modest price. We have plenty of others, as a rule, in the shop as well. "Running On Empty" was literally recorded on the road, from Merriweather Post Pavilion to hotel rooms. Contains the title track, as well as, Shaky Town, The Load-Out, Rosie, Cocaine, Stay (a great cover!), and others. This particular record has just some natural wear and plays very well. Any questions, please ask. Thanks!

Label: Asylum Records

Classic Jackson Browne at the peak of his powers when The Pretender was released. Includes the title track as well as, The Fuse, Linda Paloma, Daddy's Tune, and others. Produced by Jon Landau and released in 1976. The LP itself just has some natural wear and plays fine. Any questions, please ask. Nicely priced, and modest shipping charge ($4.98 for Media Mail) will be added as you check out via our Buy Now buttons.

Label: Epic Records

While it may be an exaggeration to say that Til Tuesday "burst on the scene" in 1985, it is safe to say they made an impact with this record. The title song, "Voices Carry" made the charts and they were able to get a opening slot on a few Tom Petty shows for his "Pack Up the Plantation" tour. Til Tuesday opened for TP at Poplar Creek in suburban Hoffman Estates, were you there? Quite a splash for Aimee Mann as well who went on to several acclaimed solo records after Til Tuesday. This record has the original inner sleeve, plays great, and would make a nice addition to your collection. We ship in sturdy records only boxes and take care of all the shipping details.

Label: A&M

The one, the only, the iconic, the Whipped Cream cover by Herb Alpert and his Tijuana Brass. This record has inspired countless spoofs and it's music has been used in numerous game shows. It's as famous as they come. Get it, play it, or even frame it. Ships in a sturdy records only box. Supply your own whip cream!

Label: Sire

No sophomore slump here with the second Pretenders record. Includes Message of Love, The Adultress, Boys Get Spanked, and other hot tunes. Sadly, this would be the last record with the original line-up as drug use would take the lives of James Honeymoon-Scott and Pete Farndon. The original release date was August 15th, 1981. This is a nice preowned copy and the photo is a stock photo from the internets. This copy looks just as nice and plays well without much surface noise.

Label: Mercury

Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes 1980 release. Billy Rush had become Southside's main foil and songwriter during this period. Get a little of that Jersey Shore sound with the Asbury Jukes. This record is in very good condtion, minimal wear, and plays fine. Ships with a poly sleeve and in a sturdy records only box.

Label: Swan Song

Excellent representation of Dave Edmunds catalog. Find this under "E" in our preowned bins or use our "Buy Now" buttons to purchase online. You'll be directed to your own PayPal account where you can finish the transaction there. Thank you!!

Label: Rolling Stone

A two record set released in 1981. This record is veiwed as a successor to the Stones "Made In the Shade" record as a compilation album. It primarily covers the period from 1975 to 1980. It includes some rarer material, such as, "Everything Is Turning to Gold", "Fool to Cry", "Mannish Boy", "Shattered", "Beast of Burden" and a live "When the Whip Comes Down". The cover is as pictured, this record is in very good condition and culled from a meticulous collection. The best time to order is now.

Label: Epic

The Godfathers were popular with college radio ("college radio" was just another term for "alternative music" before it became a marketing tool for music, or as some would say, "Oh, you listen to that 'weird' music) in the late 80's and early 90's. This was the follow-up to "Birth School Work Death" and released in 1989. It may be worth it just for "Walking Talking Johnny Cash Blues". This is the US release and the cover is as shown. On a sidenote, the UK cover has a photo of Liz Taylor and Richard Burton.

Label: Mercury Records

By now Rod Stewart has had a 30+ year solo career, but this was his solo debut after leaving The Faces. Includes Maggie Mae, Every Picture Tells A Story, That's All Right Mama, Mandolin Wind, Tomorrow Is Such A Long Time, and the Tim Hardin cover of Reason to Believe. One time in the late 1980's or early 90's there was a commercial where Rod morphed from a jukebox into a full-size Rod as he was singing the line "Oh my dear, I gotta get outta here..." One of the better debuts of all time and there seems to be two Rod Stewart fan bases... the Faces and early solo Rod, which we will call the Cool Rod, then there was the post-D'ya Think I'm Sexy Rod, which we will call the not-as-cool-Rod. Whichever, neither fan base is wrong, right? We have plenty of other Rod Stewart records in the shop.

Label: Capital Records

Truly one of the greats of all time, Linda Ronstadt. This 1974 release is one of her finest and she is one of the few people in all the world who could make a cover version of a song better than the original. Included on this release are great covers of You're  No Good, When Will I Be Loved, Little Feat's Willin', and the Anna McGarrigle-penned track Heart Like A Wheel. An A-list of musicians join her on this release, with the likes of these artists; Clydie King, Andrew Gold, JD Souther, David Lindley, Russ Kunkel, Jimmy Fadden, Don Henley, Peter Asher, and others. Peter Asher produced this record, he of Peter and Gordon fame, who was also the brother of Jane Asher - who once had a boyfriend in the 1960's named Paul McCartney.

Label: MCA Records

Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band returned to the beach or the Margaritaville for this 1981 release, "Somewhere Over China". This release parrots some of his earlier work and includes Where's the Party, Lip Service, I Heard I Was In Town, Somewhere Over China, and Steamer, which this record is not, though YMMV. Yankee third baseman great Graig Nettles gets a thank you nod in the back jacket liner notes, which is pretty cool. Jimmy is in the sports nerd and music nerd venn diagram, he sang the anthem before one of the 1984 NLCS games at Wrigley Field between the Cubs and Padres. He made mention of singer/songwriter and Cubs fan, Steve Goodman (composer of Go Cubs Go, City of New Orleans, Dying Cubs Fan Last Request, Lincoln Park Pirates, and was an embarrassment of riches as a songwriter), who had passed, sadly, in September of 1984.

This is one of thousands of preloved records in the shop. The records on our site are but just an representation of what we have. We will continue to populate the site with preplayed and new releases. In the meantime, stop by the shop to check out the rest or if you have a question on inventory, just contact us!

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Label: Epic