From the Prophets (7'', covers not shown to avoid problems - it's typical 1960s pinups) to Elf, Rainbow, Black Sabbath, Dio, Heaven and Hell. That's 236 records so far, many fairly common, some extremely hard to find. Most of the records that look the same have differences, small or big, in the cover, label, or vinyl itself (in some cases just the run-off markings differ).

I have at least one copy of each pressed boot. By mistake I have some very few repeats. I do not have a copy of the two old cut boots. I am not interested in modern day commercial cut vinyl, but I do like non-commercial ones made for love. And I'm really happy with the resurgence of new pressed (legal) ones that take advantage of the legal loophole on radio shows.

A lot more information in the amazing site dio.net - I learned so much there!

Nothing is for sale or trade, I'm just showing off!

Killer collection!!! I am sure it's the work of many years!

I completely understand, if I was able to procure all of the old doo-wop and classic rock era Dio vinyl albums, there would be no way on earth that I'd ever part with them. I have most of the stuff from his Rainbow days up until the present on either cassette or CD, and I have the first 5 Dio solo albums on vinyl, but you've truly procured the gold of El Dorado there. I salute you.