This is a (gulp) cap sleeve shirt I bought at the show in Phoenix in ’85. It was the Back In The Saddle tour, the first they’d done with the original line-up since 1979....

A 1980’s compilation of John’s writings and...

One of the earlier Who biographies. Pretty awful, but nice to have. I bought it at the Durham Book Center when I was 14....

I love this little tape...

This is an excellent box set of Hendrix picture cover 45’s. I love the...

Hard enough to find an original copy on vinyl, never mind 8...

The confirmation I got that with the wristband for the Led Zeppelin come back show at the O2 in...

If only that headline appeared today! Two of the greatest bands I sadly never...

  Another fave in my Who collection, this is a gorgeous and very limited edition box set of Lifehouse that was only available from Pete’s Eel Pie website. It was put out at the same time that Lifehouse had been adapted into a BBC radio play. The box contains the play, as well as tons of...

I think Pump was the last great Aerosmith record – by a mile. I bought this at the Cologne, Germany show. It was the first show they’d played in Europe since ’77 and didn’t...

I interviewed Greg for KRSH UK the week before he played in San Francisco. We got to have a quick chat in person after the...

An original Rolling Stone in which Hunter S Thompson’s Fear and Loathing was being...

  Bolan goes electric. And the rest is...

  A really nice U2 singles collection. It’s beautifully packaged just like the U2 CD box...

Japanese 1987 box celebrating the anniversary of Sgt Pepps. The outside of the box is great but the plastic trays are awful. Still, there aren’t many about these days....

One of my fave t-shirts. It’s a lighting crew shirt What a great slogan! Thanks to Nicola for this...

20 years later and still on Life’s front cover. I love the shot. Their individual personalities are so prominent....

Here’s the press kit I was sent by Capitol prior to the release of the mega-selling Beatles 1 collection. It also announces the first ever Beatles...

In the UK late 80’s and early 90’s, Gram Parsons all of a sudden became this mythical cult figure. Long Ryder and Coal Porter Sid Griffin’s low budget book was about all you could find on Gram. It’s quite rare now with copy’s fetching $80 and up on Ebay....

  Hands up – who didn’t have this pinned to their bedroom...