Hello friends!!! Please notice our stand number at the Utrecht Record fair coming weekend. Its 331! We have a large collection of New Wave/ No Wave originals on lp and 45, major piles of soul, freakbeat, garage, punk and world music from all corners of the world on LP and 45. Furthermore many many psych and prog collectables and jazz monsters... Its all there on that one stand. Give us a visit!!! XXX

Grey Vinyl Treasures bought a large No Wave/ New Wave/ Cold Wave/ 80s Electro collection on LP and 45 for all you freaks. Already loading it in our Antwerp store but we will also have piles with us at the upcoming Utrecht Giant fair. See you there.

The Grey team spend a wee k in Norway and Sweden buying records for the store. We go everywhere to get the best of the best for our customers. Soul, funk, beat, jazz, psychedelic, worldmusic and more. Check the collection out in the store in Antwerp!

We at Grey Vinyl Treasures Antwerp have this strange urge to buy odd and weird records for our customers listening pleasure. Exploitation lp's are always cherished as this weird Indian lp mixing sitar sounds with latin vibes. Love it!!!

The Grey Vinyl Treasures Store has a rather constant stream of these records coming in and going out. Almost always originals. Check us out regularly. It will make you happy!

We found this record in the cheapo bins at a fair cause it looked like shit but surprise... It plays near perfect. Its Gainsbourg busy perfectionising his personal sound just before 'Je t'aime moi non plus'. He mixes classic chanson eroticing it up and mixing it with contemporary soul and popbeat. Results are fabulous. This LP also has his muze Brigitte Bardot from those days. Perfection from start to finish. One of the many 60s stars measuring 6 feet but sounding like giants.

Collecting Jazz original LP's nowadays is very popular. Mainly the Blue Note, Prestige and Impulse labels are hot.We're trying our best to get of as many original copies as we can but it ain't easy as they're almost grabbed out of our hands the moment we get them by happy obsessive collectors. Check us out for this kinda stuff when you're near!!

It ain't hard to create a collectable. Press 120 lp's inside a handpainted sleeve and be a former member of Sonic Youth. There you go! We have it in our store now. Once copy. But for how long. Next to a special item its a certain investment too. Check us out!

Pricing records is the cornerstone of your store. Are you going for the top or are you a psychiatric patient almost giving stuff away? We try to be somewhere inbetween. We at Grey don't believe in the highest price but in an honest price and you can always discuss price with us. Its a rather abstract world. Sadly the greed of many kinda spoils the collectors fun by driving prices up and up even for records that you can find on any streetcorner. On the photo a view a view on our pricing department.

In 1973, Claude Deron and Daniel Denis, both former members of Belgian ''Zeuhl'' band Arkham (which had disbanded the previous year), set up a new group, Necronomicon. By that time, apart from Deron (trumpet) and Denis (drums), the group consisted of Roger Trigaux (guitar), Guy Segers (bass guitar), Patrick Hanappier (violin) and John Van Rymenant (sax), and, later on, Vincent Motoulle (keyboards). At the time, Guy Denis (percussion) took part in some shows and rehearsals and Jean-Luc Manderlier (keyboards) was present only during rehearsals. Necronomicon was renamed Univers Zero in 1974.

For a time, Univers Zero were part of a musical movement called Rock in Opposition (RIO) which strove to create dense challenging music, a direct contrast to the disco and punk music being produced in the late 1970s. Obvious early influences were Bartók and Stravinsky, however the band also cited less well known composers such as Albert Huybrechts, who was also Belgian.

Whereas their early albums were almost entirely acoustic, featuring oboes, spinets, harmoniums and Mellotrons, their 1980s albums tended to rely more on synthesizer and electric guitar, sounding much more electric.

In 1977, they released their first eponymous album Univers Zero, later remixed and renamed as 1313. The album shows a heavy rock and roll approach despite the fact that the instrumentation was largely acoustic.

They disbanded in 1987.

First press, ultrarare and now a copy in Grey Vinyl Treasures. Inquire if interested!

The rarest of the rarest you can find it in Grey vinyl Treasures Antwerp. The collection of Iranian 45's we are about to receive almost beats this idea cause this is the rarest of the rarest of the rarest. Check our updates. Music is a mix of taverna, funky Eastern beats, garage and overall that amazing killer mood you can find in the 70s Iranian releases. Visit us. This has become seriously impossible in any state. The pressing were small and demand is great.

The Shaggs were an American all-female rock and outsider music band formed in Fremont, New Hampshire in 1968. The band was composed of sisters Dorothy ''Dot'' Wiggin (vocals/lead guitar), Betty Wiggin (vocals/rhythm guitar), Helen Wiggin (drums) and, later, Rachel Wiggin (bass). They were occasionally joined on vocals by their brother Austin Jr. and nephew Robert.

Dot, Betty and Helen formed the Shaggs in 1968, on the insistence of their father, Austin Wiggin, who believed that his mother had predicted their rise to stardom. Their only studio album, Philosophy of the World, was released in 1969. It failed to garner attention, though the Shaggs continued to perform locally. They disbanded in 1975 after the death of Austin.

The LP sounds like a record from another world. Out of tune playing, out of rhythm drumming, out of tune singing... And still in some strange way it comes together perfect. It should not be but is. Irritation and amazing emotions go hand in hand. Its a trip, a ride into the unknown.

We now have an official re. on Rounder from 1980. A true second press. Check it out!