The Cramps & The Cult - 2 Alternative Eighties Highlights...

1. A Date With Elvis The Cramps 1986 – France Vinyl, LP, Album New Rose Records – ROSE 81 Vinyl: EX Cover: VG+ (incl. original inner) A fantastic copy of A Date With Elvis, one of the most celebrated albums by legendary psychobilly pioneers The Cramps. Released in 1986, this cult classic perfectly captures the band's irresistible blend of rockabilly, garage rock, punk energy and B-movie madness. Featuring fan favourites such as Can Your Pussy Do The Dog?, Kizmiaz and Aloha From Hell, the album showcases Lux Interior and Poison Ivy at their wild, uninhibited best. Packed with twisted humour, infectious rhythms and vintage horror aesthetics, A Date With Elvis remains an essential release in the psychobilly genre. Highly sought after by collectors of punk, garage rock and alternative music, this is one of the key albums in The Cramps' influential catalogue and a cornerstone of underground rock history. 2. Dreamtime The Cult 1984 – UK Vinyl, LP, Album Beggars Banquet – BEGA 57 Vinyl: VG+ Cover: EX A beautiful copy of The Cult's debut album Dreamtime, the record that introduced the band's distinctive blend of post-punk, gothic rock and tribal-inspired atmospheres. Released in 1984, this landmark debut captures Ian Astbury and Billy Duffy before their later international success with albums such as Love and Electric. Featuring the hit single "Spiritwalker" alongside fan favourites such as "Go West" and "Horse Nation", Dreamtime is widely regarded as an essential album of the mid-1980s alternative rock scene. Combining powerful guitar work, mystical themes and Astbury's charismatic vocals, it remains a cornerstone of The Cult's catalogue. Early UK pressings are particularly sought after by collectors and offer an authentic listening experience of this influential debut. An increasingly desirable album for fans of gothic rock, post-punk and classic alternative music.

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