Description There is no other band like Van Der Graaf Generator, and no one else like mastermind Peter Hammill. Here is a unique collection for the ultimate fan (since I am resigning). Late 60's to late 80's music that is more than progressive or art rock- it is music of the mind heart and soul. The collection includes 13 Van Der Graaf albums, 20 Peter Hammill albums, 2 VDGG singles and 2 Peter Hammill singles. Read the list carefully! Includes unopened import Pawn Hearts! Most of the album covers were kept in plastic sleeves, always stored upright. (A few of the jackets show wear- the USA Pawn Hearts is the worse, the USA H to HE is worn, but the unopened Pawn Hearts appears perfect as you would expect- it never had the plastic wrap removed, the UK H to HE in excellent condition, etc). If you have a question about a specific item or want an extra photo or two let me know. That said- the collection is what it is, it's not a complete collection nor is it perfect- if you want perfect search for God. VDGG: 1. The Aerosol Grey Machine- 1969, Fontana Special2. The Least We Can Do Is Wave To Each Other -1970 (two copies USA ABC Records and Phonogram Ltd London- the Brit copy was never played)3. Repeat Performance- 1980 Compilation, Charisma Records4. The Quiet Zone, The Pleasure Dome- 1977, Charisma Records5. Still Life- 1975, Charisma Records6. World Record- 1976, Charisma Records7. Reflection- 1972 compilation, Fontana Records8. Vital- 1978 live double album, PVC Records9. Pawn Hearts- 1971, Charisma Records (2 copies, one Charisma import UNOPENED, one Charisma distributed by Buddah Records)10. Godbluff- 1975, Charisma Records11. 68-71- 1972 compilation, Charisma Perspective12. H to He Who Am the Only One-1970, (two copies, one Dunhill records, one Charisma import unplayed) Peter Hammill: 1. Fools Mate- 1971, Charisma Records2. Chameleon In the Shadow of the Night- 1973, Charisma Records3. The Silent Corner and the Empty Stage- 1974, Charisma Records4. Vision- 1977, Charisma Records5. And Close as This- 1986, Enigma Records6. Skin- 1986, Foundry Records7. Nadirs Big Chance- 1974, Charisma Records8. In Camera- 1974, Charisma Records9. The Future Now- 1978, Charisma Records (2 copies, one unplayed)10. In A Foreign Town- 1988, Restless Records11. Modern- Peter Hammill and Graham Smith- 1979 live bootleg, unopened12. PH7- 1979, Charisma Records13. Over- 1977, Charisma Records (2 copies, one unplayed)14. A Black Box- 1979, S Type Records London15. Painting By Numbers- 1986, Foundry Records16. The Margin- 1985, Foundry Records (live)17. The Love Songs- 1984, Mercury Records18. Patience- 1983, Naive Records19. Enter K- 1982, Naive Records20. Sitting Targets- 1981, PVC Records Singles: VDGG- 1. A- Wondering B- Meurglys III The Song Writer's Guild, Charisma Records2. A-Cat's Eye B- Ship of Fools, Charisma Records Peter Hammill- 1. A- The Polaroid B- The Old School Tie, Charisma Records 2. A- If I Could B- The Future Now, Charisma Records BOOKS: Killers, Angels, Refugees, 1974, Charisma Books (a bit worn and written in) Mirrors, Dreams and Miracles- 1982, Sofa Sound Also included, Peter Hammill concert tickets from the (legendary and now defunct) Philly Bijou Cafe* in 1981, concert photos (not great), posters, handbills (The Other End* NYC, legendary venue aka before and after as The Bitter End- a great show), 10 or so Newsletters from the 70's-80's VDGG/Peter Hammill 'fan' club (Pawn Hearts) and 6 Peter Hammill logo buttons (see the pics). *If you google Bijou Cafe Philadelphia Peter Hammill you can find the setlist for that amazing show! Likewise there are youtube vids with recordings of the Other End show. Just as an aside, my first (ex) wife got to speak to Peter Hammill when he was in Philly for the Bijou show. He was interviewed prior to the concert on a college radio station and she was brave enough (I the true fan was too in awe) to ask him a question, I think it was regarding his appeal to a mostly- at the time- male audience. He was of course very erudite in his response. LOW RESERVE On Dec-01-18 at 14:06:46 PST, seller added the following information: My apologies, I just realized that two of the small concert photos pictured are not Peter Hammill- it looks like there is a woman in the band, I think it was Annie Haslam and Renaissance, they somehow got mixed in with the Peter Hammill stuff. Bit everything else is as described.