Format > 180 Gram Vinyl

It was the landmark record Disraeli Gears that turned Cream into the greatest super group of all time, and the one against which all others would be compared to after. The album's masterful blend of psychedelic blues and strong pop songwriting sensibilities awarded the timeless classics "Tales of Brave Ulysses," "SWLABR," "Strange Brew" and "Sunshine of Your Love." Reissued here on Vinyl LP by Universal Records.

1. Strange Brew
2. Sunshine Of Your Love
3. World Of Pain
4. Dance The Night Away
5. Blue Condition
6. Tales Of Brave Ulysses
7. Swlabr
8. We’re Going Wrong
9. Outside Woman Blues
10. Take It Back
11. Mother’s Lament

Def Leppard’s Hysteria, the follow-up to their 1983 smash album Pyromania, is not only the band’s best-selling album, it's a true ’80s classic . Released in 1987, Hysteria has sold over 16 million copies worldwide. Over a two year period, the album spawned six international smash hit singles: “Animal” (#19 US / #6 UK), “Hysteria” (#10 US / #26 UK), “Pour Some Sugar On Me” (#2 US / #18 UK), “Love Bites” (#1 US / #11 UK), “Armageddon It” (#3 US / #20 UK) and “Rocket” (#12 US / #15 UK).

Produced by the legendary Mutt Lange and completed after nearly three years of preparation and studio work, Hysteria was a milestone album, expanding the boundaries of the rock album. It was, without doubt, the most technically advanced and best written rock album of its age.

1. Women
2. Rocket
3. Animal
4. Love Bites
5. Pour Some Sugar on Me
6. Armageddon It
7. Gods of War
8. Don't Shoot Shotgun
9. Run Riot
10. Hysteria
11. Excitable
12. Love and Affection

1. Here Comes the Nice [Mono Version]
2. Talk to You [Mono Version]
3. Tin Soldier [Mono Version]
4. I Feel Much Better [Mono Version]
5. Lazy Sunday [Mono Version]
6. Rollin' Over [Mono Version]
7. Universal [Mono Version]
8. Donkey Rides, a Penny, a Glass [Alternate Mix]
9. Afterglow (Of Your Love) [Mono Version]
10. Wham Bam Thank You Mam [Guide Vocal]
11. My Way of Giving [Version Two]
12. Collibosher [Alternate Mix]
13. Itchycoo Park [Mono Version]
14. I'm Only Dreaming [Mono Version]
15. Wide Eyed Girl on the Wall [Alternate Mix]
16. Every Little Bit Hurts [Studio Version]
17. Don't Burst My Bubble
18. Tell Me Have You Ever Seen Me [Version Three]
19. Picaninny
20. Tin Soldier [Instrumental Version]

Following on one of the most well received 16 minutes of music in recent history (2006's A Lesson In Crime EP), Ontario's favorite sons Tokyo Police Club confirm the completion and release of their first full length album, Elephant Shell, on Saddle Creek in North America and Memphis Industries in the UK. Tokyo Police Club was formed in 2004 by David Monks (vocals, bass), Josh Hook (guitar), Graham Wright (keyboards) and Greg Alsop (drums) during their senior year in high school. Within two years they had released the aforementioned debut EP, immediately eliciting rave reviews. Since then, TPC has been touring virtually non-stop, pausing only to release last year's Smith EP and digital-only single "Your English Is Good" / "Swedes In Stockholm," and of course to record the highly anticipated Elephant Shell. LP Version includes a code for a free download of album in MP3 format!

1. Centennial
2. In A Cave
3. Graves
4. Juno
5. Tessellate
6. Sixties Remake
7. The Harrowing Adventures Of...
8. Nursery Academy
9. Your English Is Good
10. Listen To The Math
11. The Baskervilles

Includes Bonus CD!

On her third Nonesuch disc, Emmylou Harris assembles an extraordinary cast of veteran musicians and fellow singers, all of them longtime friends, for a set that indeed showcases this Nashville icon, and 2008 CMA Hall of Fame inductee, as all she has intended to be, a singularly expressive vocalist, a brilliant interpreter of other people’s songs and a graceful and confident songwriter. In particular, the album displays Harris’s ability to bring new life to songs that may have been overlooked, forgotten or lost along the way. Some of the most affecting material here may be the least well-known, though not for long: John Wesley Routh’s celtic/country “Shores Of White Sands” and trucker-poet Michael Germino’s heartrending story-song, “Broken Man’s Lament.” Harris has chosen these songs with conceptual care. Like much of the gently uplifting All I Intended To Be, the stories may be bittersweet, the characters may be downtrodden, but somehow a sense of redemption always vanquishes regret. The shared history of all the artists involved deepens the feeling of hard-won wisdom that informs All I Intended To Be. Producer Brian Ahern was behind the boards for such early Harris classics as Elite Hotel, Pieces of the Sky and Blue Kentucky Girl. The players and guest stars are not only a veritable who’s-who from the worlds of country, bluegrass and folk, but they have each intersected with Harris throughout her four-decade career as a recording artist. They include Dolly Parton, singers Pam Rose and Maryann Kennedy, dobro player (and longtime Seldom Scene member) Mike Auldredge, keyboardists Glenn D. Hardin (of Harris’s Hot Band and Elvis Presley’s legendary TCB combo) and Bill Payne (of Little Feat). Two songs; the June Carter tribute, “How She Could Sing The Wildwood Flower” and the breathtakingly beautiful “Sailing Round the Room,” were co-written by and performed with Kate and Anna McGarrigle. Singer-songwriter Karen Brooks, whose own eighties-era version of “Shores of White Sands” was the inspiration and thematic jumping-off point for this entire album, contributes backing vocals throughout; Randy Sharp, Brooks’ singing partner, did the vocal arranging. (Harris won a 2005 Best Country Vocal Performance Grammy for her rendition of Sharp’s “The Connection.”) Harris’s own songs, like the heartache ballad “Gold” and the elegiac “Not Enough,” blend seamlessly with work by Patty Griffin (“Moon Song”), Merle Haggard (“Kern River”) and Billy Joe Shaver (“Old Five and Dimers,” from which the album title is taken). Harris revives what is arguably Tracy Chapman’s most eloquent song, “Fast Car” notwithstanding, “All That You Have Is Your Soul,” a cautionary tale with a simple but profound prayer of a chorus. Displaying the maturity, elegance and ease that distinguished All The Road Running, her best-selling 2006 collaboration with Mark Knopfler, All That I Intended To Be is everything a listener and fan could hope for. This 2 LP Version also includes a bonus CD!

1. Shores of White Sand
2. Hold On
3. Moonsong
4. Broken Man’s Lament
5. Gold
6. How She Could Sing the Wildwood Flower
7. All That You Have is Your Soul
8. Take That Ride
9. Old Five and Dimers
10. Kern River
11. Not Enough
12. Sailing Around the Room
13. Beyond the Great Divide

Marc Cohn's debut album is masterfully produced and features brilliantly crafted musical arrangements that perfectly accentuate his soulful, rich baritone timbre and graceful, contemplative piano performances.

Marc Cohn (born July 5, 1959 in Cleveland, Ohio) is a sophisticated singer-songwriter, famous for his song 'Walking in Memphis' from his self titled debut. The album is masterfully produced and features brilliantly crafted musical arrangements that perfectly accentuate Marc's soulful, rich baritone timbre and graceful, contemplative piano performances - all tastefully brought to full and exceptional sonic fruition via the Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab proprietary G.A.I.N. (Greater Ambient Information Network 2) mastering process. Songwritng styles vary from the Memphis/Elvis/Graceland mythic imagery of the hit single to the seemingly Springsteen inspired writing of 'Silver Thunderbird'.

*In 1992 Marc Cohn won the Grammy Award for Best New Artist

*In 1993 Marc Cohn won an achievement award from VH1.

1. Walking in Memphis
2. Ghost Train
3. Silver Thunderbird
4. Dig Down Deep
5. Walk on Water
6. Miles Away
7. Saving the Best for Last
8. Strangers in a Car
9. Twenty-Nine Ways to My Baby's Door
10. Perfect Love
11. True Companion

In the early 1950's, Snooky Pryor and Johnny Shines recorded sides for the J.O.B. label that helped lay the groundwork for Chicago's electrified, small band blues. Reunited four decades later in the Texas hill country, they took the opposite approach with a set of acoustic, country blues that returned them to their roots in the Mississippi delta. Robert Johnson, the proud, tormented genius of Delta blues, is the spirit hovering over Back To The Country. In the forty years since Snooky and Johnny first recorded together, blues has undergone unlikely transformations, growing first into popular music, then disappearing almost entirely, before being revived several times. Back To The Country remains as close as you're likely to get to the source, the Delta. Released by Blind Pig in 1991, the recording went on to win the Living Blues "Country Blues Record Of the Year" award among many other accolades. Now availabe here on 180g Vinyl.

Johnny Shines And Snooky Pryor Back To The Country Track Listing

1. Trouble In Mind
2. Corrine Corrina
3. Cool Driver
4. They're Red Hot
5. Crossroads
6. Lost A Good Woman
7. Evening Sun
8. Peace In Hell
9. Send Your Man To War
10. Come On In My Kitchen
11. Blues Come To Texas
12. Moon Is Rising
13. Hey Bobba Re Bop
14. Terraplane
15. I Make You Happy

Unique within his long and varied body of recorded work, this 1978 session features Charlie Musselwhite offering a virtual master class in blues harmonica style and performance, playing thirteen tunes in thirteen different keys. A tour-de-force from a giant of the blues harmonica. Remastered from the original analog tapes with a new design for this Limited Edition 180g LP.

Charlie Musselwhite The Harmonica According To Charlie Musselwhite Tracks

1. Harpin' on a Riff
2. Run Here Mama
3. Tuff
4. Pistol in Your Face
5. Azul Para Amparo
6. Blues All Nights
7. Fast Life Blues
8. Way I Feel
9. Chicago Sunset
10. Blues in the Dark
11. Shelby County Blues
12. Scuffin'
13. Hard Time

Guitar is the record Jimmy Thackery's fans have been clamoring for, a compendium of his hottest guitar instrumental tracks from the Blind Pig vaults. Included are three previously unreleased tunes, one a scorcher that features Duke Robillard. Here on 180g Vinyl.

Jimmy Thackery Guitar Track Listing

1. Hang up & Drive
2. Roy's Bluz
3. Sinner Street
4. Jump For Jerry
5. Blues Fore Dawn
6. Burford's Bop
7. Apache
8. All About My Girl
9. Last Night
10. Jimmy's Rude Mood
11. Edward's Blues
12. Jimmy's Detroit Boogie

The Lost Tracks of Danzig is a veritable goldmine for the casual or frenetic Danzig devotee. The collection is comprised of two-dozen-plus previously unreleased tracks spanning the band's entire career that were recorded during the seven-album arc that begain with 1983's Danzig. The Lost Tracks of Danzig is all about the gems that were recorded, but never released, during the Danzig I-VII sessions. When Glenn Danzig began the project, the songs were in various stages of completion, some were still in demo form, some had no vocals, some needed a different mix, a new bass or guitar track, or some other type of tweaking. After tracking down and reviewing the original tapes, Glenn entered the studio and completed the tracks, handling the vocals and finishing all the instrumental recording himself.

The two-dozen-plus songs on The Lost Tracks of Danzig are presented in chronological order: two of the first cuts are "Pain Like An Animal" and "When Death Had No Name," both songs that have their roots in late Samhain, but evolved into two of the very first Danzig tracks that were intended for the band's self-titled debut. Fans will also find a song entitled "Angels of the Seventh Dawn," originally recorded for the 1990 album Danzig II: Lucifuge, "Crawl Across Your Killing Floor," considered for Danzig 6: Satan's Child and the controversial "White Devil Rise," which was recorded for 1994's Danzig 4p and is Glenn's conjecture as to what would happen if Louis Faracon incited the passive white race to rise up against and start a race war with the Black Islamic movement.

Danzig also liked to include cover songs on their albums, so Lost Tracks will feature T-Rex's "Buick Mackane" (1992's Danzig III: How the God's Kill), David Bowie's "Cat People" (Danzig 7) and "Caught In My Eye" by The Germs (Danzig 6). One of the collection's true treasures is a sparse acoustic version of "Come to Silver," a song that Glenn originally wrote for Johnny Cash (who reportedly loved it), then recorded it with Jerry Cantrell for 1996's Danzig 5: Blackacidevil.

The Lost Tracks of Danzig also contains a special 10-page booklet with a forward personally written by Glenn Danzig, anecdotes for each track and plenty of vintage photos. Available here on 180g Vinyl!

Danzig The Lost Tracks Of Danzig Track Listing

1. Pain Is Like An Animal
2. When Death Had No Name (1st Version)
3. Angel of the Seventh Dawn
4. You Should Be Dying"
5. Cold, Cold Rain
6. Buick McKane (T. Rex cover)
7. When Death Had No Name (1992 version)
8. Satan's Crucifiction
9. The Mandrake's Cry
10. White Devil Rise
11. Come to Silver (Acoustic version)
12. Deep
13. Warlok
14. Lick the Blood off My Hands
15. Crawl Across Your Killing Floor
16. I Know Your Lie
17. Caught in My Eye (The Germs cover)
18. Cat People (David Bowie cover)
19. Bound by Blood
20. Who Claims the Soulless
21. Malefical
22. Soul Eater
23. Dying Seraph
24. Lady Lucifera
25. underBelly of the Beast (remix of Belly of the Beast)
26. Unspeakable (Shango Mix)

Cosmo’s Factory - the name drummer Doug "Cosmo" Clifford gave CCR’s rehearsal studio because so many hits were created there - lived up to its namesake in spades. Released in July 1970, the album contained more hit singles (six) than any other CCR LP, achieved multi-platinum status and became the band’s all-time best-selling album both in the U.S. and worldwide (69 weeks on the Billboard charts). In addition, the trailblazing extended version of "I Heard It Through The Grapevine" (which Rolling Stone pronounced "more intense than any six minutes of Grateful Dead music on record") was never released as a single during the group’s heyday but received enormous AM and FM airplay, boosting both the song and the LP to No. 1 on all three trade music charts. That track along with "Lookin’ Out My Back Door" and "Run Through The Jungle" are cut at 45 RPM here.

Track Listings
1. Lookin' Out My Back Door
2. Run Through the Jungle
3. I Heard It Through The Grapevine

Two monumental hits, cut at 45 on 180-gram vinyl.

"I’ll Take You There" (Side 1) A beautiful and now instantly-recognizable call-and-response chorus that scored a smash Number One hit on the Billboard charts of 1972. The backing instrumentation is simple with almost no changes. Atop that rock-solid foundation, we’re taken "there" with, "I know a place/Ain't nobody crying/Ain't nobody worried/Ain't no smiling faces/Lying to the races/Help me (backing vocals: "I'll take you there)."

"Respect Yourself" (Side 2) The Staple Singers' 1972 hit that rose to Number Two on the Billboard charts, and, along with "I'll Take You There," affirmed this Chicago group as stars of the soul and pop worlds. The song begins with a blues-tinged electric piano introduction and then builds to a crescendo full of inspiration. Pops Staples begins the lyrics with, "If you disrespect anyone that you're running to/How in the world do you think anybody's supposed to respect you/If you don't give a heck about the man with the Bible in his hand/Just get out the way and let the gentleman do his thing." Pops' daughter Mavis, an absolute vocal giant, then takes over the vocals with, "If you're walking 'round thinking that the world owes you something 'cause you're here/You're going out the world backwards like you did when you first come here/You curse around women but you don't even know their name/Then you’re dumb enough to think it'll make you a big ol' man."

Analogue Productions introduced test pressings from their Stax Records reissue at the June 2003 Home Entertainment Expo in San Francisco. Among the exhibitors to show off their wares using these yet-to-be-released 45s was Richard Vandersteen of Vandersteen Audio.

"It was a big hit. The visitors packed the room every time we put it on. For once at one of these shows, there was some music that people wanted to hear. I mean, famous, classic music sounding incredible. It's just great old music that sounds much better than it ever had before. The people just loved it, and we loved playing it." - Richard Vandersteen, Vandersteen Audio

Track Listings
I'll Take You There
Respect Yourself

John Mayer's Where The Light Is captures the multi-Grammy Award winning, platinum selling singer/songwriter in the element where his fans love him the most: live on stage. The special concert includes three sets: an acoustic performance, a rare set with the John Mayer Trio (John Mayer, Steve Jordan and Pino Palladino) as well as a set featuring Mayer's full-band, all recorded during the night of December 8, 2007 at the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles. This will be the first new release since Continuum and it incorporates each of the elements that Mayer is know for; acoustic songwriter, electric guitar slinger, bluesman and vocalist.

The 22-song cycle features many of Mayer's biggest hits including: "Waiting On The World To Change," "Daughters" and "Why Georgia" as well as new interpretations of the cover songs "Free Fallen," "Bold As Love" and "I Don't Need No Doctor" and the previously unreleased Mayer original "In Your Atmosphere."

John Mayer Where The Light Is: Live In Los Angeles Track Listing

Acoustic Set
1. Neon
2. Stop This Train
3. In Your Atmosphere
4. Daughters
5. Free Fallin'

Trio Set
6. Everyday I Have The Blues
7. Wait Until Tomorrow
8. Who Did You Think I Was
9. Come When I Call
10. Good Love Is On The Way
11. Out Of My Mind
12. Vultures
13. Bold As Love

Band Set
14. Waiting On The World To Change
15. Slow Dancing In A Burning Room
16. Why Georgia
17. The Heart Of Life
18. I Don't Need No Doctor
19. Gravity
20. I Don't Trust Myself (With Loving You)
21. Belief
22. I'm Gonna Find Another You

Mysterons
Sour Times
Strangers
It Could Be Sweet
Wandering Star
Numb
Roads
Pedestal
Biscuit
Glory Box

Few debut albums have ever arrived so nearly perfectly formed. In 1980 with In The Flat Field, Bauhaus practically single handedly invented what remains for many as the stereotype of goth music. This vinyl re-issue has been remastered from the original analog tapes and pressed on 180g vinyl and it comes housed in a heavyweight 350g double white heavy board jacket.

Bauhaus In The Flatfield Track Listing

1. Double Dare
2. In The Flat Field
3. A God In An Alcove
4. Dive
5. The Spy In The Cab
6. Small Talk Stinks
7. St. Vitus Dance
8. Stigmata Martyr
9. Nerves

Emilie Simon has given new life to French pop and electro and she has become one of the most eloquent interpreters of contemporary French music. Her manipulation of English and French, her gift for finding the perfect musical articulation and resonance and her blend of electronic beats with subtle live orchestrations make Simon an extremely talented artist with a beautiful and distinct voice to match. For the first time, The Flower Book is now available on 180g LP!

Emilie Simon The Flower Book Track Listing

1. Song of the Storm
2. I Wanna Be Your Dog - (remix)
3. Dame de Lotus
4. Desert - (UK Version)
5. Fleur de Saison
6. Le Vieil Amant
7. Sweet Blossom
8. Rose Hybride de The
9. Never Fall in Love
10. Flowers
11. II Pleut
12. Swimming
13. In the Lake
14. My Old Friend
15. To the Dancers in the Rain

Soul Survivor
I Remember
Worried Life Blues
Fallin' Rain
Heart Attack
Lovin' Cup
She's Murder
Somthin' You Got
Who's Afraid of Little Red Riding Hood?
Creeper
Down At Your Buryin'

Motorhead
Vibrator
Lost Johnny
Iron Horse - Born To Lose
White Line Fever
Keep Us On The Road
The Watcher
Train Kept' A Rollin'
City Kids
Beer Drinkers & Hell Raisers
On Parole
Instro
I'm Your Witch Doctor

1. I Ain't Marching Anymore
2. In The Heat Of The Summer
3. Draft Dodger Rag
4. That's What I Want To Hear
5. That Was The President
6. Iron Lady
7. The Highway Man
8. Links On The Chain
9. Hills Of West Virginia
10. The Men Behind The Guns
11. Talking Birmingham Jam
12. Ballad Of The Carpenter
13. Days Of Decision
14. Here's To The State Of Mississippi

BT s brand new album is a Southern gothic rock n' roll masterpiece with 19 songs adding up to over 75 minutes of pure rock n roll. The band continues its notorious 3-guitar attack with the promotion of longtime sidekick John Neff to full member. Patterson Hood contributes 9 songs to the album (The Righteous Path, Daddy Needs A Drink), 7 songs from Mike Cooley (A Ghost To Most, Lisa's Birthday) and 3 songs from Shonna Tucker (The Purgatory Line). This it the first time Shonna has written the songs for a DBT album. All this is enhanced with musical contributions from he legendary Spooner Oldham.

As Patterson Hood says about the songs on the album, Stylistically, they run the gamut from old-timey sounding country to a heavy R&B influence. Some songs that are quieter than any we've ever recorded and some that rock harder than anything we've ever done. In the end it's still all Rock and Roll (which is why that will always be the description of choice to us when describing our music in stylistic terms).

Drive-By Truckers are one of the most unique recording artists and live bands in popular music today. The Truckers write about people, places and situations like no one else, and have build an amazing worldwide audience in the process.

Drive-By Truckers Brighter Than Creation's Dark Track listing

1. Two Daughters And A Beautiful Wife
2. 3 Dimes Down
3. The Righteous Path
4. I'm Sorry Huston
5. Perfect Timing
6. Daddy Needs A Drink
7. Self Destructive Zones
8. Bob
9. Home Field Advantage
10. The Opening Act
11. Lisa's Birthday
12. That Man I Shot
13. The Purgatory Line
14. The Home Front
15. Checkout Time In Vegas
16. You And Your Crystal Meth
17. Goode's Field Road
18. Ghost To Most
19. Monument Valley

The moment you hear her voice you realize this is someone special. Critically acclaimed U.K. soul singer Adele releases her debut album 19 in the U.S. after debuting #1 on the U.K. charts. The first single, "Chasing Pavements," characterizes her autobiographical approach, written after a brawl in a London club with her boyfriend which sent her fleeing out the door onto Oxford Street. Adele became the first recipient of the Brit Awards' newly inaugurated Critics Choice Honor in December and 19 has already been certified platinum in the U.K.

"Teenage Londoner with the voice of a Motown Diva. - Q

Adele 19 Track Listing

1. Daydreamer
2. Best For Last
3. Chasing Pavements
4. Cold Shoulder
5. Crazy For You
6. Melt My Heart To Stone
7. First Love
8. Right As Rain
9. Make You Feel My Love
10. My Same
11. Tired
12. Hometown Glory

Eagerly awaited 2008 album from the British retro-Soul singing sensation, the follow-up to his Grammy-nominated People Gonna Talk album from 2006. The Hard Way is Hunter's giant step toward staking his place in the Pop-Soul pantheon alongside Same Cook, Jackie Wilson, Charlie Rich and Van Morrison. Three of the album's cuts feature special guest Allen Toussaint on piano.

Hard Way
Tell Her
Don't Do Me No Favours
Carina
She's Got A Way
'Til The End
Hand It Over
Jacqueline
Class Act
Ain't Goin' Nowhere
Believe Me Baby
Strange But True

This realistic portrayal of one of the bloodiest battles ever stars Martin Sheen and Jeff Daniels and features a compelling soundtrack and original score by Randy Edelman. Edelman's score plays a huge role in Gettysburg, which chronicles the major battle of the U.S. Civil War and his evocative, emotional and courageous work truly helps shape this great film. Now available for the first time on 180g LP!

Gettysburg: Music from the Motion Picture Track Listing

1. Main Title
2. Men Of Honor
3. Battle Of Little Round Top
4. Fife And Gun
5. General Lee At Twilight
6. The First Battle
7. Dawn
8. From History To Legend
9. Over The Fence
10. We Are The Flank
11. Charging Up The Hill
12. Dixie
13. General Lee's Solitude
14. Battle At Devils Den
15. Killer Angel
16. March To Mortality (Pickett's Charge)
17. Kathleen Mavourneen
18. Reunion And Finale

Coltrane does not do the old Dexter Gordon/Leo Parker duet number, “Settin’ the Pace,” in this set. The overall title merely refers to his preeminence in the jazz world at the time the recording was released in the early Sixties. Recorded in 1958, this session comes from a time when Trane had already played in the Miles Davis quintet and the Thelonious Monk quartet and was frequenting Rudy Van Gelder’s New Jersey studio in recording situations backed by the Red Garland Trio. This threesome — Garland, Paul Chambers and Arthur Taylor — was a Prestige entity on its own, but had already released such albums with Coltrane as Traneing In and Soultrane. Settin’ The Pace, with its heady combination of seldom-done pop material and Jackie McLean’s intriguing “Little Melonae,” continued the excellent quartet series at a time when Trane was making jazz history at the head of yet another powerful foursome.

1. I See Your Face Before Me (9:56)
2. If There is Someone Lovelier Than You (9:19)
3. Little Melonae (14:03)
4. Rise 'N' Shine (7:14)

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Continuing with our widely praised Analogue Productions/AcousTech CCR reissue series Kevin Gray and Steve Hoffman have cut another masterpiece. Pared down to a trio, Mardi Gras was CCR's last LP. It includes the Fogerty classic "Sweet Hitch Hicker" and a great cover of Ricky Nelson's "Hello Mary Lou."

Track Listings:

1. Lookin' for A Reason
2. Take It Like A Friend
3. Need Someone To Hold
4. Tearin' Up The Country
5. Someday Never Comes
6. What Are You Gonna Do
7. Sail Away
8. Hello Mary Lou
9. Door To Door
10. Sweet Hitch-Hiker

Three remastered hits, cut at 45 on 180-gram vinyl.

"Theme From Shaft" (Side 1) The undisputed anthem for what would be called Blaxploitation, "Theme From Shaft" is as popular and well-known as the movie it supported. The song opens with the ever-recognizable wah-wah, funked-up guitar chords, and we're quickly treated to Isaac Hayes' soul-drenched lyrics convincing ANYONE that this guy Shaft is one "bad mother…shut your mouth." The song oozes with the cool confidence that made the character Shaft one of the relative first Black film heroes.

"Theme From Shaft" earned Hayes his only Number One pop single in late 1971, winning an Oscar for Best Song, and helping him become the first Black composer to win an Oscar for Best Score.

"Soulsville" (Side 1) Another one of Isaac Hayes' biggest hits, "Soulsville" provides the contrast of a down-tempo ballad outlining the plight of life in the ghetto. It's an emotional tale of poverty, drugs, desperation and faith.

"Do Your Thing" (Side 2) Pure funk. This nearly 20-minute jam demonstrates just how potent the Stax houseband, The Bar-Kays, could be. They establish a groove in which you can comfortably loose yourself. After "Theme From Shaft," this was the most popular hit from the Shaft movie soundtrack. It climbed to Number Three on the Billboard chart, a remarkable feat for such a long, mostly-instrumental song.

Analogue Productions introduced test pressings from their Stax Records reissue at the June 2003 Home Entertainment Expo in San Francisco. Among the exhibitors to show off their wares using these yet-to-be-released 45s was Richard Vandersteen of Vandersteen Audio.

With the release of this extraordinary debut album in July 1968, Creedence Clearwater Revival was launched upon a career that little more than a year later would lead to enormous worldwide popularity. The four-man group from San Francisco’s East Bay had worked 10 years as a bar band and recorded several singles on the Scorpio label (under the forgettable name Golliwogs), but it was with this Fantasy release that CCR caught fire. Lead singer/guitarist/writer John Fogerty emerges as a fine lyric shouter with "I Put A Spell On You" and "Suzie Qu," a brilliant extended rendition of the Dale Hawkins classic that quickly became a Top Ten Hit.

Track Listings:

1. Suzie Q.
2. I Put A Spell On You

So popular was CCR worldwide that by 1970 the group was consistently scoring hits on both the A and B sides of its singles, a feat previously accomplished only by Elvis Presley and the Beatles. This release from November 1969 proved no exception, containing "Fortunate Son" and "Down On The Corner," the latter becoming one of CCR’s biggest hits to date. Fogerty’s fine gritty voice and his tight vocal overdubbing are standouts, along with his excellent renditions of "Cotton Fields" and "Midnight Special." All of those hits plus "It Came Out Of The Sky" and "Don’t Look Now (It Ain’t You Or Me)" are cut here at 45 RPM. Stunning sound.

Track Listings:

1. Down On The Corner
2. It Came Out Of The Sky
3. Cotton Fields
4. Fortunate Son
5. Don't Look Now (It Ain't You or Me)
6. The Midnight Special

Pared down to a trio, Mardi Gras was CCR’s last LP. It includes the hits "Sweet Hitch-Hiker" and "Someday Never Comes," cut here at 45 RPM.

Track Listings:
1. Sweet Hitch-Hiker
2. Someday Never Comes

1. Goodbye Daughters of the Revolution
2. Walk Believer Walk
3. Oh Josephine
4. Evergreen
5. Wee Who See The Deep
6. Locust Street
7. Movin' On Down The Line
8. Wounded Bird
9. God's Got It
10. There's Gold In Them Hills
11. Whoa Mule

Beck's forthcoming new album and 10th overall, Modern Guilt was co-produced by the always-in-demand Danger Mouse and it's full of off-kilter rhythms and left-field breakdowns, with an overall 1960s British vibe and vocals that float over the music as if Beck is singing in the next room. The 10-tune set, roughly 30 minutes in length features the epic, "Chemtrails," a genre-bending tour de force that showcases Beck and Danger Mouse's shared affection for late '60s psych-pop as well as a guest appearance by Cat Power on "Walls." As is always the case with a new Beck record, he keeps things musically interesting and fresh while constantly challenging any and all categorization.

Beck Modern Guilt Track Listing:

1. Orphans
2. Gamma Ray
3. Chemtrails
4. Modern Guilt
5. Youthless
6. Walls (Featuring Cat Power)
7. Replica
8. Soul of a Man
9. Profanity Prayers
10. Volcano

Nine Inch Nails' highly acclaimed new album, The Slip features 10 concise and immediate tracks performed by Trent Reznor, Josh Freese, Robin Finck and Alessandro Cortini. Incorporating the symphonic electronica remeniscient of 1999's The Fragile and the ambient mood pieces of Ghosts I-IV, The Slip easily ranks as one of Reznor's most satisfying endeavors to date. Highlights include the pounding "Discipline" and the spare, piano-driven "Light in the Sky" which showcases Reznor's famous brooding persona. This 180g gatefold vinyl version also contains a 24-page booklet.

Nine Inch Nails The Slip Track Listing:

1. 999,999
2. 1,000,000
3. Letting You
4. Discipline
5. Echoplex
6. Head Down
7. Lights In The Sky
8. Corona Radiate
9. The Four Of Us Are Dying
10. Demon Seed

What a ride it's been for Norah Jones since that night in March of 2002, where she first unveiled her rich and seductive voice while performing in a crowded room above an Indian restaurant in downtown Austin, TX at a South by Southwest showcase. A few months later she recorded her first Austin City Limits. Now, after five years, many millions of records sold, a shelf full of Grammy awards and worldwide acclaim, Norah returns to Austin City Limits as one of the most successful and respected recording artists of the decade. This performance from June 14, 2007, includes some of those now classics that captivated an audience longing for true heartfelt music.

Norah Jones Live From Austin, TX: Austin City Limits Track Listing:

1. Come Away with Me
2. Those Sweet Words
3. The Sun Doesn't Like You
4. Not My Friend
5. Thinking About You
6. Be My Somebody
7. Rosie's Lullaby
8. Sunrise
9. Sinkin' Soon
10. Not Too Late
11. My Dear Country
12. Little Room
13. Broken
14. Long Way Home
15. Creepin' In
16. Hands on the Wheel
17. Blue Bayou
18. Don't Know Why

After Rolling Stone named the band 'One Of The Top 10 Artists of 2007 To Watch,' the buzz on Rose Hill Drive has been building. The Boulder, Colorado power trio grew up blasting Van Halen and The Who and opened up for both of the legendary groups before they even released an album. Their sophomore release Moon Is The New Earth is a giant step forward for the band and it's an album that more than lives up to their reputation as an up and coming live-driven band. Rose Hill Drive is made up of brothers Jake (vocals/bass) and Daniel Sproul (guitars/vocals) and Nate Barnes (drums). Their new 12-song release was written, recorded, produced and mixed by Rose Hill Drive.

Track Listing:

1. Sneak Out 3:36
2. Altar Junkie 3:32
3. Laughing In The Streets 3:23
4. Trans Am 3:46
5. A Better Way 4:56
6. My Light 3:46
7. The 8th Wonder 4:33
8. One Night Stand 3:12
9. Godfather 3:45
10. Do You Wanna Get High? 3:48
11. I'm On To You 4:03
12. Always Waiting 4:11

Fresh off the release of their critically acclaimed album New Magnetic Wonder and one of the most productive years of their career (including recording a remix for Yoko Ono and tours of Europe and Taiwan), The Apples In Stereo are releasing the long-awaited compilation Electronic Projects for Musicians through Simian Records/Yep Roc Records/ Elephant 6. Named after an electronics how-to manual by Craig Anderton, the album can be seen as the band's follow-up to their 1996 compilation Science Faire. The album spans over 10 years and includes music from b-sides and rarities recorded between 1995 and 2007. It also features three previously unreleased tracks: "Stephen Stephen," written for and originally performed on Stephen Colbert's The Colbert Report; "The Apples In Stereo Theme Song," recorded for the band's website; and the highly anticipated "Dreams," a previously unfinished track from 1997's Tone Soul Evolution.

This is a limited edition LP, there will only be one pressing of Electronic Projects for Musicians on vinyl.

The Apples In Stereo Electronic Projects for Musicians Track Listing:

1. Shine (In Your Mind) - Fun Trick Noisemaker (Japanese release)
2. Thank You Very Much - Fun Trick Noisemaker (Japanese release)
3. Onto Something - Split single with Sportsguitar
4. Man You Gotta Get Up - Man You Gotta Get Up single
5. The Golden Flower - Man You Gotta Get Up single
6. Avril En Mai - Pop Romantique compilation
7. Hold On To This Day - The Discovery of a World Inside the Moone (bonus 7")
8. The Oasis - Kindercore Fifty: We Thank You compilation
9. On Your Own - Promo CD
10. Other - Velocity of Sound (Japanese release)
11. So Far Away - Promo CD
12. The Apples In Stereo Theme Song - Official website release
13. Stephen Stephen - The Colbert Report, MySpace download
14. Dreams - (Previously unreleased)

The debut album from Portland, Oregon’s Jaguar Love comes on the heels of their hotly sought-after and sold out EP released this past June. Formed from members of the Blood Brothers and Pretty Girls Make Graves, Jaguar Love add heavy-duty glam moves and crunchy, addictive hooks to the mix on the infectious Take Me To The Sea.

“The beauty of Jaguar Love is how they manage to compose songs so intentionally vicious, strange and manic, and yet totally hook-driven." — Seattle Times

Jaguar Love Take Me To The Sea Track Listing:

1. Highways Of Gold
2. Bats Over The Pacific Ocean
3. Jaguar Pirates
4. Georgia
5. Vagabond Ballroom
6. Humans Evolve Into Skyscrapers
7. Antoine And Birdskull
8. Bonetrees And A Broken Heart
9. The Man With The Plastic Suns
10. My Organ Sounds Like...

Recorded with John Agnello (Dinosaur Jr., Sonic Youth), Here With Me is a breezier, more upbeat work than 2006's Over The Mountain, but with no less of an emotional wallop. Jennifer O'Connor's songs have never before sounded this crafted or hit the listener with such immediacy. Look for tour dates supporting Wilco, Jamie Lidell and Son Ambulance. This 180g vinyl version also includes an MP3 coupon.

"A rush of everything you ever liked about indie songwriters: substantial songwriting, crystalline vocals, sumptuously simple pop...you have to love an artist who reminds you of everyone but defies comparison." - NY Time Out

Jennifer O'Connor Here With Me Track Listing:

1. The Church And The River
2. Always In Your Mind
3. Daylight Out
4. Valley Road 86
5. Here With Me
6. Credit In The Cost
7. Highway Miles
8. Landmine
9. Days Become Months
10. End Of The Hall
11. Xmas Party
12. Next To Mine

Emerging from the British blues explosion with a conceptually fresh, roots-oriented, Band-like feel, Free was a complete group, in every sense of the word. From Paul Kossoff's exquisite and tasteful guitar work, to Paul Rodgers' soulful vocals, Free was easily worthy of the mantle worn by Cream, Blind Faith, or Derek & the Dominos and Fire and Water stands as a benchmark album for blues based hard rock. Arguably the band's best work, it would also serve as their commercial breakthrough thanks to the classic hit single "All Right Now." Premium 180g heavyweight audiophile vinyl featuring the original packaging.

Track Listing:

1. Oh I Wept
2. Remember
3. Heavy Load
4. Fire And Water
5. Mr Big
6. Don't Say You Love Me
7. All Right Now

In February of this year Amy Winehouse became the first ever female British singer to win 5 Grammy Awards. Five years earlier, in October of 2003 she released this, her stunning debut album, Frank which brilliantly fuses soul with jazz, hip hop, reggae and Latin flavors, all topped off with her distinctive soul-jazz vocals. Frank achieved fantastic critical and commercial acclaim, won an Ivor Novello award and was nominated for 2 Brit awards as well as the Mercury Prize. Here on Limited Edition 180g Import Vinyl!

Amy Winehouse Frank Track Listing:

1. Stronger Than Me
2. You Sent Me Flying
3. Cherry
4. Fuck Me Pumps
5. I Heard Love Is Blind
6. Moody's Mood for Love
7. (There Is) No Greater Love
8. In My Bed
9. Take the Box
10. October Song
11. What Is It About Men
12. Help Yourself
13. Amy Amy Amy

Singer-songwriter Suzanne Vega attracted considerable critical acclaim on this, her self-titled debut album. The 10 tracks on this extremely personal recording invited comparisons to Joni Mitchell, but Vega's vocal style is often more reminiscent of Janis Ian and her keen observations on love and relationships struck a chord with a generation of women looking for a new emotional persepective. Vega's sharp acoustic guitar style and the excellent musical accompaniment here make this an engaging and impressive debut.

Suzanne Vega Suzanne Vega Track Listing:

1. Cracking
2. Freeze Tag
3. Marlene On The Wall
4. Small Blue Thing
5. Straight Lines
6. Undertow
7. Some Journey
8. The Queen And The Soldier
9. Knight Moves
10. Neighborhood Girls

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Originally released in 1971, Naturally officially introduced the music world to the great J.J. Cale and his distinctive laid back country-rock style. Along with the classic "After Midnight" (covered famously by Eric Clapton), Naturally also featured the hit singles "Crazy Mama" and "They Call Me The Breeze." Beautifully recorded with clearly defined punchy bass, this 180g reissue represents an immense improvement over the original A&M version and it marks the first time that this classic recording has been available as an audiophile LP.

J.J. Cale Naturally Track Listing:

1. Call Me The Breeze
2. Call The Doctor
3. Don't Go To Strangers
4. Woman I Love
5. Magnolia
6. Clyde
7. Crazy Mama
8. Nowhere To Run
9. After Midnight
10. River Runs Deep
11. Bringing It Back
12. Crying Eyes

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Released five years after Jennifer Warnes' breakthrough with Famous Blue Raincoat, The Hunter is a varied affair that features songs from Todd Rundgren ("Pretending To Care"), The Waterboys ("The Whole Of The Moon"), Donald Fagen ("Big Noise, New York") and mentor Leonard Cohen who also guest appears ("Way Down Deep"), as well as some of her own original material. It's the voice that matters here and Jennifer Warnes' is truly crystalline. Produced by Elliot Scheiner, The Hunter like Famous Blue Raincoat, enjoys masterful recording technique and now the incomparable Cisco Music treatment. Mastered by the great Bernie Grundman and pressed at RTI on 180g virgin vinyl.

Track Listing:

1. Rock You Gently
2. Somewhere, Somebody
3. Big Noise, New York
4. True Emotion
5. Pretending To Care
6. The Whole Of The Moon
7. Lights Of Lousianne
8. Way Down Deep
9. The Hunter
10. I Can't Hide

Alkaline Trio have been playing their unique brand of hardcore punk music to legions of fans for over 10 years. With Matt Skiba on guitar and vocals, Derek Grant on drums and Dan Adriano on bass, the band emerged from the working class suburbs of Chicago in 1997. Over the past decade, Alkaline Trio's sound has evolved from raw, loud and uninhibited to refined, poetic and profound as heard on their last release, Crimson. The band is now set to release their 7th studio album and Epic Records debut, Agony & Irony. The album was produced by Josh Abraham (Velvet Revolver, Staind, Korn) and features the lead single "Help Me."

Track Listing:

1. Calling All Skeletons
2. Help Me
3. In Vein
4. Over and Out
5. I Found Away
6. Live Young, Die Fast
7. Love Love Kiss Kiss
8. Lost & Rendered
9. Ruin It
10. Into the Night

One of the most uncompromising and adventurous major label releases of the ‘90s, Mr. Bungle’s second album, originally released in 1995, is an 'alternative' record only in the vaguest sense of the word. Incorporating death metal, free jazz, experimental electronica, and ambient soundtracks, along with Mike Patton’s outrageous vocal style, Disco Volante is probably the most important and groundbreaking release of Patton’s storied career, and that’s saying a lot. Think Faith No More, John Zorn, Frank Zappa and Ennio Morricone rolled into one.

Track Listing:

1. Everyone I Went to High School With Is Dead
2. Chemical Marriage
3. Carry Stress in the Jaw
4. Desert Search for Techno Allah
5. Violenza Domestica
6. After School Special
7. Phlegmatics
8. Ma Meeshka Mow Skwoz
9. Bends: [Man Overboard/The Drowning Flute/Aqua Swing/Follow]
10. Backstrokin'
11. Platypus
12. Merry Go Bye Bye/Nothing

De La Soul’s second album, originally released in 1991, was initially received poorly by the press and their fans due to its immediate rejection of the “daisy-age” image created by their debut LP. In the years since, however, it has come to be accepted as a stone classic that may even surpass the feel-good jams of Three Feet High And Rising with its expansive scope and more diverse subject matter such as drug addiction, incest, poseurs, in addition to the more expected, light-hearted material. Prince Paul’s production is, again, nothing short of brilliant and De La Soul brings the flow that has made them, rightfully, hip-hop legends.

Track Listing:

1. Intro
2. Oodles of O's
3. Talkin' Bout Hey Love
4. Pease Porridge
5. Skit 1
6. Johnny's Dead A.K.A. Vincent Mason (Live From the B.K. Lounge)
7. A Roller Skating Jam Named "Saturdays"
8. Wrms' Dedication to the Bitty
9. Bitties in the B.K. Lounge
10. Skit 2
11. My Brother's a Basehead
12. Let, Let Me In
13. Afro Connections at a Hi 5 (In the Eyes of the Hoodlum)
14. Rap de Rap Show
15. Millie Pulled a Pistol on Santa
16. Who Do U Worship
17. Skit 3
18. Kicked Out the House
19. Pass the Plugs
20. Not Over till the Fat Lady Plays the Demo
21. Ring Ring Ring (Ha Ha Hey)
22. Wrms: Cat's in Control
23. Skit 4
24. Shwingalokate
25. Fanatic of the B Word
26. Keepin' the Faith
27. Skit 5

Originally released in 1986 this is actually a collection of 12” singles and songs dating back as far as 1982, the year that the absolute, stone classic, “Planet Rock” 12” was released. One of the most important singles in the history of hip-hop, it incorporates elements of Kraftwerk’s “Trans Europe Express” and is the first documented use of an 808 drum machine in hip-hop/R&B. The rest of the record is no slouch either, including the classic single “Searching For The Perfect Beat” and collaborations with Melle Mel and D.C.’s Trouble Funk.

Track Listing:

1. Planet Rock
2. Looking For the Perfect Beat
3. Renegades of Funk
4. Frantic Situation
5. Who You Funkin' With?
6. Go Go Pop
7. They Made a Mistake

While not the immediate classic that is The Gilded Palace of Sin, 1970’s Burrito Deluxe, is still a very strong album, and the last Flying Burrito Brothers' album to feature the songwriting and vocals of the now legendary Gram Parsons. At this point Parsons had befriended Keith and Mick and as a result Burrito Deluxe features the very first recorded version of their classic “Wild Horses” which would not make its way onto a Rolling Stones LP for another year. Along with great Parsons originals like “Cody, Cody,” “Older Guys” and “Lazy Days,” there are stellar versions of Dylan’s “If You Gotta Go” and the traditional “Farther Along.”

Track Listing:

1. Lazy Days
2. Image of Me
3. High Fashion Queen
4. If You Gotta Go
5. Man in the Fog
6. Farther Along
7. Older Guys
8. Cody, Cody
9. God's Own Singer
10. Down in the Churchyard
11. Wild Horses

Timeless is Sergio Mendes' full-scale collaboration with will.i.am of the Black Eyed Peas, where the classic Brazilian pop he mastered in the 1960s is infused with R&B and Hip Hop. Along with the Black Eyed Peas, the roster of guest stars includes Stevie Wonder, John Legend, Justin Timberlake and the Roots among many others. The album reaches across styles combining neo-soul, bossa nova, samba, hip hop and even reggae. This grooving mix of classic and modern sounds truly is Timeless.

Track Listing:

1. Mas que Nada - (featuring Black Eyed Peas)
2. That Heat - (featuring Erykah Badu/Will.i.am)
3. Berimbau / Consolacao - (featuring Stevie Wonder/Gracinha Leporace)
4. Frog, The - (featuring Q-Tip)
5. Let Me - (featuring Jill Scott)
6. Bananeira - (featuring Mr. Vegas)
7. Surfboard - (featuring Will.i.am)
8. Please Baby Don't - (featuring John Legend)
9. Samba da Bencao - (featuring Marcelo D2)
10. Timeless - (featuring India.Arie)
11. Loose Ends - (featuring Justin Timberlake/Pharoahe Monch)
12. Fo' Hop (Por Tras de Bras de Pina) - (featuring Guinga/Marcelo D2)
13. Lamento - (featuring Maogani Quartet)
14. E Menina
15. Yes, Yes Y'All - (featuring Black Thought/Chali 2NA/Debi Nova)

Released in 1972, Little Feat's groundbreaking sophomore album, Sailin’ Shoes displayed an extraordinary growth in the band from their critically praised 1971 self-titled debut. Sailin' Shoes was the final recording made by the original quartet and it features a stellar set of songs from Lowell George (Mothers Of Invention) that included "Willin," "Cold, Cold, Cold," "Tripe Face Boogie," "Apolitical Blues" and "Teenage Nervous Breakdown” among others. Now avaiable on Mobile Fidelity Numbered Limited Edition 180g Vinyl!

Track Listing:

1. Easy To Slip
2. Cold, Cold, Cold
3. Trouble
4. Tripe Face Boogie
5. Willin'
6. A Apolitical Blues
7. Sailin' Shoes
8. Teenage Nervous Breakdown
9. Got No Shadow
10. Cat Fever
11. Texas Rose Cafe

Angel Dust is the fourth studio album by Faith No More and it was the second to feature Mike Patton on vocals and the final with long time guitarist Jim Martin. To this day it is still held in very high regard as one of the most influential records of the '90s and many consider this album to be Faith No More at their finest. It was on Angel Dust that Mike Patton really came into his own and Billy Gould, Roddy Bottum and Mike "Puffy" Bordin, thanks to the success of The Real Thing, had more confidence in their ability to create the album they truly wanted to. At the same time, guitarist Jim Martin began to become dissatisfied with the direction that their music was going and after touring to support Angel Dust in the summer of 1992, he exited the band due to internal conflicts. Here on Mobile Fidelity Numbered Limited Edition 180g Double LP!

Track Listing:

1. Land Of Sunshine
2. Caffeine
3. Midlife Crisis
4. R.V.
5. Smaller And Smaller
6. Everything's Ruined
7. Malpractice
8. Kindergarten
9. Be Aggressive
10. A Small Victory
11. Crack Hitler
12. Jizzlobber
13. Midnight Cowboy

After the success of Heart Like A Wheel, Linda Ronstadt released Prisoner In Disguise in 1975, which further fortified her standing as one of America's most popular interpretive singers. The album yielded two strong singles, her beautiful renditions of the Motown classics "Heat Wave" and "Tracks of My Tears." In addition the album included a banjo-strumming version of Neil Young's "Love Is a Rose," a plaintive pop reading of Jimmy Cliff's reggae classic "Many Rivers to Cross" and a lovely cover of Dolly Parton's "I Will Always Love You." On Prisoner In Disguise Ronstadt delivers another collection of well-crafted, carefully arranged rock, pop and country songs that wonderfully exemplify her fine talent and taste. Now available on Mobile Fidelity Numbered Limited Edition 180g Vinyl!

Track Listing:

1. Love Is A Rose
2. Hey Mister, That's Me Up On The Jukebox
3. Roll Um Easy
4. Tracks Of My Tears
5. Prisoner In Disguise
6. Heat Wave
7. Many Rivers To Cross
8. The Sweetest Gift
9. You Tell Me That I'M Falling Down
10. I Will Always Love You
11. Silver Blue

Foghat Fool For The City On Numbered Limited Edition 180g Vinyl LP

Foghat's fortunes turned around with their 1975 release Fool For the City, which was their first album to go platinum and it introduced the band to Top 40 radio with the enduring rock favorite "Slow Ride." Fool For The City still stands as the group's finest achievement and its well-crafted and ambitious set of tunes is the perfect representation of the road-tested band and of '70s hard rock. Now here on Mobile Fidelity Numbered Limited Edition 180g Vinyl!

Track Listing:

1. Fool For The City
2. My Babe
3. Slow Ride
4. Terraplane Blues
5. Save Your Loving
6. Drive Me Home
7. Take It Or Leave It

Marshall Crenshaw Marshall Crenshaw On Numbered Limited Edition 180g Vinyl LP

Bored with his role as John Lennon in the musical Beatlemania in February of 1980, Marshall Crenshaw decided to try his hand at songwriting. By August of that year, he was playing his songs at gigs around Manhattan with his drummer brother, Robert and bassist Chris Donato. After singer Robert Gordon recorded three of his tunes, Crenshaw was signed by Warner Brothers and this, his self titled debut album was released in 1982. It was immediately lauded as a pop masterpiece and Crenshaw was recognized as a first-rate songwriter, singer and guitarist. Gems like "Someday, Someway," "She Can't Dance" and "Not for Me," all remain timeless classics that add up to one of the finest debuts of its day. Now here on Mobilie Fidelity Numbered Limited Edition 180g Vinyl!

Track Listing:

1. There She Goes Again
2. Someday, Someway
3. Girls
4. I'll Do Anything
5. Rockin' Around in N.Y.C.
6. Usual Thing, The
7. She Can't Dance
8. Cynical Girl
9. Mary Anne
10. Soldier of Love
11. Not For Me
12. Brand New Lover

Fairport Convention's second album What We Did On Our Holidays finds the band positioned between the American-influenced rock of their debut and the pioneering British folk-rock that would follow. Vocalist Sandy Denny contributes her haunting songs and indelibly husky voice, Ian Matthews lofts his angelic tenor into the mix and the set list is the most diverse they would ever offer, stacking solid covers of Joni Mitchell and Bob Dylan beside traditional English songs and stirring originals.

Track Listing:

1. Fotheringay
2. Mr. Lacey
3. Book Song
4. 'The Lord Is In This Place...How Dreadful Is This Place
5. No Man's Land
6. I'll Keep It With Mine
7. Eastern Rain
8. Nottamun Town
9. Tale In A Hard Time
10. She Moves Through The Fair
11. Meet On The Ledge
12. End Of A Holiday

Liege & Lief, released in 1969, is the fourth electric folk album released by Fairport Convention and it helped establish British folk-rock as a distinct and influential genre. Avoiding the cover material found on their earlier releases, the album consists of electrified versions of traditional English folk songs and the first of a long line of instrumental medleys of folk dance tunes driven by Dave Swarbrick's violin playing. Richard Thompson's original compositions, "Farewell, Farewell" and "Crazy Man Michael," are both bittersweet songs of love and leaving which were inspired by an auto accident that had taken the lives of drummer Martin Lamble and Thompson's girlfriend. Liege & Lief remains a seminal example of the power of excellent storytelling and musicianship.

Track Listing:

1. Come All Ye
2. Reynardine
3. Matty Groves
4. Farewell, Farewell
5. Deserter
6. Medley: The Lark in the Morning/Rakish Paddy/The Foxhunter's Jig/Toss T
7. Tam Lin
8. Crazy Man Michael

1. Chamber Spins Three
2. Punishment
3. Shades Of Grey
4. Business
5. Black And White And Red All Over
6. Man With A Promise
7. Disease
8. Urban Discipline
9. Loss
10. Wrong Side Of The Tracks
11. Mistaken Identity
12. We're Only Gonna Die (From Our Own Arrogance)
13. Tears Of Blood
14. Hold My Own
15. Business (Demo)
16. Urban Discipline (Demo)
17. Loss (Demo)
18. Black And White A nd Red All Over (Demo)

Following the re-mastered release of The Joshua Tree last year, Edge has overseen a similar re-mastering of U2's first three albums; Boy (1980), October (1981) and War (1983), all of which have been re-mastered from the original audio tapes and will be released on 180g virgin vinyl. The packaging on all three titles has been restored and expanded, with new liner notes for each record, previously unseen photos and full lyrics.

U2's sophomore release, October was where it all came together for the band and it was the first true glimpse at the type of music and ambition that would eventually make them international superstars. It was here that U2's message, melody and overall sound began to effectively coalesce as Edge's effects-heavy guitar, Bono's politically charged lyrics and the bands bold, anthemic arrangements began to emerge.

1. Gloria
2. I Fall Down
3. I Threw a Brick Through a Window
4. Rejoice
5. Fire
6. Tomorrow
7. October
8. With a Shout (Jerusalem)
9. Stranger in a Strange Land
10. Is That All?

German-only vinyl for this year's compilation of material left off the past 5 years worth of studio albums: 4 unreleased recordings, one old demo, one cover song, and five new recordings!

1. Dear Jenny
2. Night Reconnaissance
3. The Mouse and The Model
4. Ultima Esperanza
5. The Gardener
6. Lonesome Organist Rapes Page-Turner
7. Sorry Bunch
8. Pretty In Pink
9. The Kill
10 The Sheep Song
11. Boston

1. Tear It Down
2. Straight To Your Face
3. Facing What Consumes You
4. Live For This
5. Doomsayer
6. Another Day, Another Vendetta
7. A Lesson Lived Is A Lesson Learned
8. Beholder Of Justice
9. This Is Now
10. Voice Of Contention
11. Choose Or Be Chosen
12. Confide In No One