No Doubt - Tragic Kingdom

Title: No Doubt – Tragic KingdomYear/Genre: 1995, Alternative RockMatrix #: B0022088-01Condition:...

Title: No Doubt – Tragic KingdomYear/Genre: 1995, Alternative RockMatrix #: B0022088-01Condition: New (Re-sleeved)Cultural Facts: While recording Tragic Kingdom, Gwen Stefani was still working shifts at a department store in Anaheim—she’d go from folding clothes to tracking vocals that would soon play on MTV. The band’s orange stage theme came from a real fruit theft—Tom Dumont once borrowed a box of oranges from a local grove to decorate their early gigs. “Don’t Speak” was originally w...

Metallica ‎– Ride The Lightning

Title: Metallica – Ride the LightningYear/Genre: 1984, MetalCondition: New Cultural Facts: Writ...

Title: Metallica – Ride the LightningYear/Genre: 1984, MetalCondition: New Cultural Facts: Written after the band’s gear was stolen in Boston in 1984, forcing them to borrow equipment and push through a rough early touring grind. The title and electric chair theme were inspired by a Stephen King novel the band passed around in their tour van. Recorded in Copenhagen, reflecting Metallica’s early pattern of working far from home and outside the Hollywood/LA industry orbit. 1/20/25KG 3/2...

Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin IV

1978 Classic Rock 8122796577 Reissue/Remaster, Gatefold, 180g "Led Zeppelin IV" (1971) is a rock ...

1978 Classic Rock 8122796577 Reissue/Remaster, Gatefold, 180g "Led Zeppelin IV" (1971) is a rock masterpiece. This iconic album features timeless tracks like "Stairway to Heaven" and "Black Dog." With its eclectic mix of blues, folk, and hard rock, it solidifies Led Zeppelin's status as one of the greatest rock bands in history. 4/20/23 KG | Updated: 2/2/24 CK : 2/24/24 CC-2 5/20/25 TC

Wu-Tang Clan ‎– Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)

Title: Wu-Tang Clan – Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)Year/Genre: 1993, Hip-HopMatrix #: 07863 663...

Title: Wu-Tang Clan – Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)Year/Genre: 1993, Hip-HopMatrix #: 07863 66336-1Condition: New  Cultural Facts: Recorded in a cramped NYC studio with a single cheap microphone, the album’s rough sound became a defining East Coast aesthetic. RZA structured the group like a syndicate, allowing each member to sign solo deals—revolutionizing hip-hop business models. The martial arts imagery and mythology created a shared universe that made Wu-Tang one of rap’s most endu...