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After recording his second solo album, Stills formed Manassas in 1971 with a talented group of musicians that included Chris Hillman, a former member of the Byrds and Flying Burrito Brothers. Manassas released two albums, 1972’s eponymous double-album debut and the 1973 follow-up, Down The Road. Pieces features alternate versions of two songs from Down The Road: “Do You Remember The Americans” and “Lies” (featuring guitarist Joe Walsh). The collection also includes the legendary group’s unreleased performances of “Sugar Babe” and “Word Game,” a pair of songs Stills recorded in 1971 for his second solo album. The remaining tracks include “Like A Fox,” a song recorded with blues guitarist Bonnie Raitt on background vocals and the Latin-tinged “Tan Sola Y Triste” (Spanish for ‘So Alone and Sad’).

Track Listing:

1. Witching Hour
2. Sugar Babe
3. Lies
4. My Love Is A Gentle Thing
5. Like A Fox
6. Word Game
7. Tan Sola Y Triste
8. Fit To Be Tied
9. Love And Satisfy
10. High And Dry
11. Panhandle Rag
12. Uncle Pen
13. Do You Remember The Americans
14. Dim Lights, Thick Smoke [And Loud, Loud Music]
15. I Am My Brother

A stunning compilation of singles/b-sides from 1956 to 1958 on Sun and King Records for this unquestionable hero of country/rockabilly. Charlie Feathers had a long career, reinventing himself in the '70s and the '80s, and was the source of inspiration for a number of rockabilly revival bands including The Cramps who did an unforgettable cover of his song "Can't Hardly Stand It." His classic tune "That Certain Female" was even featured in an epic scene in Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill.

Track Listing:

1. Peepin' Eyes
2. I've Been Deceived
3. Defrost Your Heart
4. A Wedding Gown Of White
5. Tongue-Tied Jill
6. Get With It
7. Everybody's Lovin' My Baby
8. Can't Hardly Stand It
9. One Hand Loose
10. Bottle To The Baby
11. When You Decide
12. Nobody's Woman
13. Too Much Alike
14. When You Come Around
15. Why Don't You
16. Jungle Fever
17. Runnin' Around
18. We're Getting Closer To Being Apart
19. Corrina Corrina
20. The Man In Love
21. This Lonesome Feeling
22. Johnny Come Listen

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Recorded in the fall of 1993 at Bearsville Recording Studio in Woodstock, NY, the stirring Grace features 10 tracks highlighting the incredible stylistic range of the late great Jeff Buckley. Buckley and company create a unique blend of sound and vision here with emotion-drenched vocals laced throughout extraordinary instrumental work. The record features seven originals, one cover performed with his band and two covers done solo. Highlights include the unforgettable “Last Goodbye” and Buckley’s immaculate cover of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah.” Remastered on 180g audiophile vinyl.

Track Listing:

1. Mojo Pin
2. Grace
3. Last Goodbye
4. Lilac Wine
5. So Real
6. Hallelujah
7. Lover, You Shouldn't Come Over
8. Corpus Christi Carol
9. Eternal Life
10. Dream Brother

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Mystery White Boy is a live collection, featuring cuts culled from Jeff Buckley's 1995-1996 world tours. The set captures an intensity that transcend Buckley's studio work and his backing band (Michael Tighe, guitar/Mick Grondahl,bass/and Matt Johnson,drums) provides the perfect complement to the passionate singer/songwriter's forceful singing on such tracks as the rocking opener "Dream Brothers," the compelling "What Will You Say," the cabaret-esque version of "Lilac Wine" and a heavy psychedelic leaning version of "Last Goodbye." Mystery White Boy captures a one of a kind performer in his purest form, live. Imported double 180g audiophile vinyl in gatefold sleeve.

Track Listing:

1. Dream Brother
2. Woke Up in a Strange Place
3. Mojo Pin
4. Lilac Wine
5. What Will You Say
6. Last Goodbye
7. Eternal Life
8. Grace
9. Moodswing Whiskey
10. The Man That Got Away
11. Kanga Roo
12. Hallelujah/I Know It's Over (Medley)

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Paul Kantner's 1970 debut solo/concept album, Blows Against the Empire is also credited to Jefferson Starship even though it predates the formation of the group by four years and Jefferson Airplane was still active and popular at the time. The concept album broke new ground in its presentation as a musical science fiction novel and it was nominated for a Hugo Award for best sci-fi story. The album was recorded in San Francisco by Kantner with a collective of musician friends that included members of Jefferson Airplane (Grace Slick, Jack Casady, Joey Covington), The Grateful Dead (Jerry Garcia, Bill Kreutzmann, Mickey Hart), David Crosby & Graham Nash, David Freiberg of Quicksilver Messenger Service and Harvey Brooks of Electric Flag. The dense instrumentation and complex arrangements are well balanced by Kantner's penchant for hooks and harmonies and despite its complicated subject matter, the album still went Gold.

Track Listing:

1. Mau Mau
2. The Baby Tree
3. Let's Go Together
4. A Child Is Coming
5. Sunrise
6. Hijack
7. Home
8. Have You Seen The Stars Tonite
9. X-M
10. Starship

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Michael Jackson's tenth and final studio album Invincible was released in 2001, six years after the double album HIStory, and the first featuring all new tracks since 1991's Dangerous. The King of Pop pulled out all the stops here enlisting several of the era's most successful producers including Rodney Jerkins, Teddy Riley and R. Kelly as well as guest appearances by Notorious B.I.G., Brandy and Carlos Santana. It may have not been quite the comeback Jackson was looking for when it came to his own miraculous standards, but it does prove that he could still produce pop music like no other.

Track Listing:

1. Unbreakable
2. Heartbreaker
3. Invincible
4. Break Of Dawn
5. Heaven Can Wait
6. You Rock My World
7. Butterflies
8. Speechless
9. 2000 Watts
10. You Are My Life
11. Privacy
12. Don't Walk Away
13. Cry
14. The Lost Children
15. Whatever Happens
16. Threatened

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Michael Jackson recorded solo prior to Off the Wall, but the 1979 album was undoubtedly his breakthrough and it firmly established the former Motown star as a prolific charting solo artist in his own right. Disco beats accompany a fusion of rock, soul and funk here in a visionary mix that is equal parts dancefloor and lush ballads. Songs like "Don't Stop Till You Get Enough," "Off The Wall," "Rock With You," "She's Out Of My Life" and "Girlfriend" display the brilliant songwriting and intoxicating blend of melody and rhythm that would turn Jackson into the biggest pop star in the world.

Track Listing:

1. Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough
2. Rock With You
3. Workin' Day And Night
4. Get On The Floor
5. Off The Wall
6. Girlfriend
7. She's Out Of My Life
8. I Can't Help It
9. It's The Falling In Love
10. Burn This Disco Out

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Rage Against the Machine's long-awaited follow up to their 1993 self-titled debut was well worth the wait as its brand of revolutionary rap/protest metal has never been matched elsewhere. Tom Morello again sets the pace here with his guitar wizardry while Zach De La Rocha assaults his subjects with rage and resolve. The results are both profound and just plain powerful. Evil Empire debuted at #1 on the Billboard charts, "Bulls on Parade" and "People of the Sun" received Grammy nominations for Best Hard Rock Performance and "Tire Me" took home the 1996 Grammy award for Best Metal Performance.

Track Listing:

1. People of the Sun
2. Bulls on Parade
3. Vietnow
4. Revolver
5. Snakecharmer
6. Tire Me
7. Down Rodeo
8. Without a Face
9. Wind Below
10. Roll Right
11. Year of tha Boomerang

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This '93 debut by the East Coast hip hop collective Wu Tang revolutionized the genre with its kung-fu samples, multiple aliases and genius production by RZA. Consisting of nine talented emcees, Enter The Wu Tang (36 Chambers) gave listeners the first glimpse at a self-contained culture that spun its own symbols and shifting identities into hip hops alternative as well as a half a dozen solo careers. Features "C.R.E.A.M.," "Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthin Ta Fuck Wit," "Tearz" and "Protect Ya Neck."

Track Listing:

1. Bring Da Ruckus
2. Shame On A Nigga
3. Clan In Da Front
4. Wu-Tang: 7th Chamber
5. Can It Be All So Simple
6. Protect Ya Neck
7. Intermission
8. Da Mystery Of Chessboxin'
9. Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthing Ta F' Wit
10. C.R.E.A.M.
11. Method Man
12. Tearz
13. Wu-Tang: 7th Chamber - Part II
14. Conclusion

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The first LP is a newly remastered version of the original "Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out" release. The second LP features 5 unreleased tracks by The Rolling Stones culled from the November 27 & 28, 1969 Madison Square Garden concert master tapes. The third LP features 12 never before released tracks by opening acts B.B. King and Ike & Tina Turner.

The DVD features performances by The Rolling Stones from their 2 night concert at Madison Square Garden, backstage footage, scenes of Keith Richards in the studio and footage of the "Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out" album cover shoot, all shot by Albert and David Maysles. The 56-page Collector’s Book includes photos and an essay by acclaimed photographer Ethan Russell, an original article by Lester Bangs from Rolling Stone magazine and remembrances from concert-goers.

Track List:

LP 1
Original Release

1. Jumpin’ Jack Flash
2. Carol
3. Stray Cat Blues
4. Love In Vain
5. Midnight Rambler
6. Sympathy For The Devil
7. Live With Me
8. Little Queenie
9. Honky Tonk Women
10. Street Fighting Man

LP 2
Unreleased Tracks

1. Prodigal Son
2. You Gotta Move
3. Under My Thumb
4. I’m Free
5. (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction

LP 3
B.B. King & Tina Turner Live Sets

1. Everyday I Have The Blues – B.B. King
2. How Blue Can You Get – B.B. King
3. That’s Wrong Little Mama – B.B. King
4. Why I Sing The Blues – B.B. King
5. Please Accept My Love – B.B. King
6. Gimme Some Loving – Ike & Tina Turner
7. Sweet Soul Music – Ike & Tina Turner
8. Son Of A Preacher Man – Ike & Tina Turner
9. Proud Mary – Ike & Tina Turner
10. I've Been Loving You Too Long – Ike & Tina Turner
11. Come Together – Ike & Tina Turner
12. Land Of 1000 Dances – Ike & Tina Turner

Bonus DVD

1. Prodigal Son
2. You Gotta Move
3. Under My Thumb
4. I’m Free
5. (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction

Motley Crue's Greatest Hits features 19 of the band's finest, from albums Too Fast For Love to their most recent release Saints of Los Angeles. Double 180g vinyl LP. Motley Crue Greatest Hits Track Listing

Track Listing:

1. Too Fast For Love
2. Shout At The Devil
3. Looks That Kill
4. Too Young To Fall In Love
5. Smokin' In The Boys Room
6. Home Sweet Home
7. Wild Side
8. Girls, Girls, Girls
9. Dr. Feelgood
10. Kickstart My Heart
11. Same Ol' Situation
12. Don't Go Away Mad (Just Go Away)
13. Without You
14. Primal Scream
15. Sick Love Song
16. Afraid
17. If I Die Tomorrow
18. Saints of Los Angeles
19. The Animal In Me (remix)

Track Listing:

Side One
1. Introduction
2. Pipeline
3. Personality Crisis
4. One Track Mind
5. Too Much Junkie Business
6. Do You Love Me?
7. Just Because I'm White
Side Two
1. Copy Cat
2. Baby Talk
3. Born Too Loose
4. All By Myself
5. In Cold Blood
6. Seven Day Weekend
7. So Alone

Track Listing:

Side One

1. Chinese Rocks
2. All By Myself
3. Let Go
4. Can't Keep My Eyes On You
5. I Wanna Be Loved

Side Two

1. Do You Love Me?
2. Get Off The Phone
3. Going Steady
4. I Love You
5. Born To lose

Track Listing:

1. Dreamer
2. Stealin'
3. One Day
4. Sweet Freedom
5. If I Had The Time
6. Seven Stars
7. Circus
8. Pilgrim

Friday Music continues its extensive Yes 180g Audiophile Vinyl Series with their masterpiece Relayer. Presented for the first time on audiophile vinyl, this amazing album hit the Top 5 in 1975, and continued their trek to the world stadiums and stages for the next several years. This time around, long time members Jon Anderson, Chris Squire, Steve Howe and Alan White welcome superstar keyboard sensation Patrick Moraz for his one and only album with the band. Three lengthy tracks made this the LP of choice for progressive radio stations that year, with "Gates Of Delirium," "Sound Chaser" and "To Be Over" all receiving heavy airplay.

Roger Dean’s gatefold cover is also presented, as well as the sound and mastering you have come to expect from Friday Music. Mastered by Joe Reagoso from the original Atlantic tapes at Friday Music Studios and Capitol Records in Hollywood, Yes Relayer sounds fantastic and will become one of the more anticipated 180g releases of the season.

Track Listing:

1. Gates of Delirium
2. Sound Chaser
3. To Be Over

This one is a must. Decades in the making and culled from hundreds of hours of live concert recordings covering every era of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers’ tours, The Live Anthology spans 1978-2007 and represents the best tracks as personally chosen by producers Tom Petty, Mike Campbell, and Ryan Ulyate. The Live Anthology comes on the heels of two sold out tours, the Grammy-winning documentary Runnin’ Down A Dream (directed by Peter Bogdanovich), and a headline performance at the Super Bowl XLII halftime show. Now, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, one of rock and roll’s greatest touring bands, mark their unparalleled string of successes with the release of this landmark collection of live recordings that is unlike anything previously available. This is the band’s story told through the music alone.

The producers made no fixes or overdubs, letting the newly-mixed original recordings showcase the invention, spontaneity, craft, and the musicianship that has made Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers among the most celebrated live performers of their time. Along with powerful interpretations of their own classic hits and originals, The Live Anthology features the band tackling some of their best-loved cover material, from classics to obscure beauties to unexpected adaptations including the theme from Goldfinger, the Zombies’ “I Want You Back Again,” the Grateful Dead’s “Friend of the Devil,” early Fleetwood Mac’s “Oh Well,” Booker T. and the MGs’ “Green Onions,” James Brown’s “Good, Good Lovin’” and many more. Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers travel wide, paying their musical debts through song and showing just how confidently the band moves across genres and over time.

The Live Anthology features artwork and packaging by renowned contemporary artist Shepard Fairey. All 51 tracks were mastered specifically from the original live performance recordings and pressed onto 7 x 180g audiophile-quality vinyl LPs. An accompanying deluxe book with liner notes offering personal perspective on the band and their music by Tom Petty, Warren Zanes, Bill Flanagan, Robert Hilburn, Joel Selvin, Austin Scaggs, and Phil Sutcliffe rounds out this once-in-a-lifetime set.

In The Aeroplane Over The Sea may contain even more solo acoustic compositions than its predecessor, but in a nice turn of irony, it's also the most collaborative Neutral Milk Hotel offering. The album possesses an intimacy, and a sense of purpose, that could only come from shared experience. It's even more conceptual than its multi-layered predecessor, taking on history, faith and spirituality as some of its central themes. But the group's aim was not as much to reinterpret these themes as to rediscover them. The result is very personal and not always a pretty, stream-of-consciousness account of what was gained from the experience.

Named Best Album of the 1990s by Magnet Magazine, Aeroplane gives us Jeff Mangum's powerful solo acoustic work, full horn-section marches, history, religion and sex. Everything you hoped for and more!

Track Listing:

1. The King of Carrot Flowers pt. One
2. The King of Carrot Flowers pts. Two & Three
3. In the Aeroplane over the Sea
4. Two-Headed Boy
5. The Fool
6. Holland, 1945
7. Communist Daughter
8. Oh Comely
9. Ghost
10. Untitled
11. Two-Headed Boy Pt. Two

Jeff Mangum has always been Neutral Milk Hotel's central figure, and he's used that moniker for everything from his own solo excursions to marching band-like musical happenings. The group's debut album, On Avery Island, is a wonderfully dense hodgepodge of song and sound, an ambitious, eclectic work that reflects the nomadic lifestyle that Mangum and his friends shared at the time. The album is awash with trombone, keyboards, overdriven acoustics and all together beautiful songs.

Track Listing:

1. Song Against Sex
2. You've Passed
3. Someone Is Waiting
4. A Baby For Pree
5. Marching Theme
6. Where You'll Find Me Now
7. Avery Island/April 1st
8. Gardenhead/Leave Me Alone
9. Three Peaches
10. Naomi
11. April 8th
12. Pree-Sisters Swallowing A Donkey's Eye

One of the last albums ever recorded at London's renowned Olympic Studios (The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, The Who) Rewolf finds Asobi Seksu's core duo, vocalist Yuki Chikudate and guitarist James Hanna, affording listeners a new glimpse into songs spanning the band's entire career. Here. Asobi Seksu replaces its sonic layer of guitars with beautiful new arrangements achieved through the use of mostly acoustic instruments.

Track Listing:

1. Breathe Into Glass
2. Walk on the Moon
3. Meh No Mae
4. New Years
5. Blind Little Rain
6. Urusai Tori
7. Suzanne
8. Gliss
9. Familiar Light
10. Thursday

Buddy Guy, a five-time Grammy winning blues and rock guitarist, inspired the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton and Stevie Ray Vaughan among others. Known for his showmanship, the style of Guy's music varies from traditional blues to a combination of blues, avant rock, soul and free jazz that changes with each performance.

Track Listing:

1. I Smell a Rat
2. Are You Losing In Your Mind
3. You've Been Gone Too Long
4. She Is Out There
5. Outskirts of Town
6. When I Left Home

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Space Oddity was a giant leap forward for David Bowie in terms of songwriting as compared to his eponymous debut and it is considered the first truly essential Bowie release. Noted for a list of collaborators, including session players Herbie Flowers, Tim Renwick, Terry Cox and Rick Wakeman, Space Oddity delves into psychedelic folk-rock, as well as prog, with its genre-defying template and it helped create a blueprint that over the next decade would make Bowie the most inimitable British artists.

Track Listing:

1. Space Oddity
2. Unwashed and Somewhat Slightly Dazed
3. Letter To Hermione
4. Cygnet Committee
5. Janine
6. An Occasional Dream
7. Wild Eyed Boy From Freecloud
8. God Knows I’m Good
9. Memory Of A Free Festival

Gov't Mule is one of the most successful and respected bands in the world and they've been lauded by Rolling Stone for "successfully bringing the classic power-trio sound of Cream and the Jimi Hendrix Experience into the 21st century." Now the band has completed work on By A Thread, their first studio album in three years. Recorded largely at Willie Nelson's Pedernales Studio in 2009, the album’s origins are apparent from the first track, “Broke Down On The Brazos,” named after the nearby river, with a deep Texas stomp for the backbeat and featuring the trademark guitar-work of ZZ Top founder Billy Gibbons. Perhaps less descriptively named, “Steppin’ Lightly” is another burner, set off by the soulful vocals and mind-bending guitar work of Haynes, who proves anew why Rolling Stone named him one of the Top 25 guitarists of all time. Other highlights include the lament “Railroad Boy,” informed by both Celtic tradition and the Mississippi Delta; the expansive psych-rock of "Monday Mourning Meltdown”; and the optimistic "Frozen Fear,” with its lush harmony and even a hint of rocksteady skank. In recent months, Haynes has been spectacularly busy in his other dual roles as guitarist and singer for The Allman Brothers, who recently wrapped an epic 15 night stand at NYC’s Beacon, and The Dead, where he has drawn rave reviews from fans and critics alike.

Track Listing:

1. Broke Down On The Brazos
2. Steppin' Lightly
3. Any Open Window
4. Railroad Boy
5. Monday Mourning Meltdown
6. Gordon James
7. Frozen Fear
8. Forevermore
9. Inside Outside Woman Blues #1
10. Scenes From A Troubled Mind
11. World Wake Up

Happy Trails is the 1969 follow-up to Quicksilver Messenger Service's self-titled folk-rock inflected debut. Largely recorded live in concert, the album opens with a 25 minute, six-part suite of Bo Diddley's "Who Do You Love" and is anchored with a version of his song "Mono." One of the first releases to successfully capture the San Francisco sound, Happy Trails displays Q.M.S. as true pioneers of extended improvisation in the live setting.

Track Listing:

1. Who Do You Love - Part 1
2. When You Love
3. Where You Love
4. How You Love
5. Which Do You Love
6. Who Do You Love - Part 2
7. Mona
8. Maiden of the Cancer Moon
9. Calvary
10. Happy Trails

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Beck’s Sea Change remains the best record of the indie icon’s career. And how. The sonic chameleon shocked the world in 2002 with this warm-sounding folk-pop album—a sincere, honest, and mature meditation on the end of a nine-year relationship with his girlfriend. As for the vocalist’s trademark irony, sarcasm, and humor? Not here. In their place is an affecting emotionalism to which anyone who’s ever been in (or out) of love will relate. The music is equally personal and meditative. Gorgeous string arrangements come courtesy of his father, David Campbell, and illustrate the heartbreak that informs the beautiful melodies and tranquil moods.

Best of all, this album is anything but a bummer. Intending to be heard to from start to finish, Beck begins the record with songs conveying emptiness and loss, and gradually moves on to narratives that detail what changes are necessary to regain a sense of identity, purpose, and feeling. By the time he reaches the concluding “Little One,” the healing has begun. Consider this Beck’s mellowest gold—a feat confirmed by its selection as the #2 record of 2002 on Village Voice’s all-encompassing Pazz & Jop poll.

And now, thanks to truly painstaking remastering efforts, this embraceable and intimate gem sounds better than ever. No lie. Master tapes of every cut were delivered to Mobile Fidelity engineers on a separate reel, with the finished product taking months to perfect. Unlike previous digital versions, no compression or dynamic processing was used, making this half-speed mastered 180-gram 2-LP set not just the definitive version — it’s the only analog version worth owning!

Track Listing:

1. The Golden Age
2. Paper Tiger
3. Guess I'm Doing Fine
4. Lonesome Tears
5. Lost Cause
6. End Of The Day
7. It's All In Your Mind
8. Round The Bend
9. Already Dead
10. Sunday Sun
11. Little One
12. Side Of The Road

Claudine Longet's last album, Sugar Me, previously only released in Japan on CD, now on vinyl! The Sugar Me album has a long history. It originally should have been released as Claudine’s third album for Andy Williams' Barnaby Records label in 1974, but it was shelved, due to Claudine's waning popularity as a singer. Her first two albums, released on Barnaby at the beginning of 70s, were perfect examples of easy listening pop music, but did not sell in the age of rock music. A small independent label, Century Records, reissued these two albums in 1993, and a few other tracks were discovered. The original master tapes of the album unfortunately were lost, but the missing tracks were replaced by some previously unreleased tracks and some unfinished studio outtakes that were discovered in the Barnaby archives. The track list is the same as the CD version, but the vinyl release will have 2 bonus tracks from her 1971 single "Canta En Espanol," placed at the end of each side. These two tracks were newly mastered and sound significantly better (and are even a bit longer) than on the previous release.

Track Listing:

1. Anytime Of The Year
2. Guess Who I Saw In Paris
3. You Don't Have To Be A Baby To Cry
4. With Wings
5. All Alone Am I
6. Who Broke Your Heart and Made You Write that Song
7. Como La Luna
8. Goodbye Jimmy Goodbye
9. Every Beat Of My Heart
10. Sugar Me
11. You Set My Dreams To Music
12. I Can Not Love You
13. If You Walked Away
14. Mucho Tempo Mas

Paper Bag Records is putting out a limited vinyl run of Rock Plaza Central's acclaimed 2007 record, Are We Not Horses? The record, put together between friends with no concrete end in mind, caught the hearts and minds of listeners and saw great critical acclaim, inclusion on many best of the year lists, and most importantly, helped people "through hard times: everything from a breakup to a tour of duty in Iraq."

Track Listing:

1. I Am An Excellent Steel Horse
2. How Shall I To Heaven Aspire?
3. My Children, Be Joyful
4. Anthem For The Already Defeated
5. Fifteen Hands
6. Are We Not Horses?
7. When We Go, How We Go (Part 1)
8. Our Pasts, Like Lighthouses
9. 08/14/03
10. Our Hearts Will Not Rust
11. When We Go, How We Go (Part 2)
12. We've Got A Lot To Be Glad For

Remastered and remixed from the original analog tapes from their concert at the Hammersmith Odeon in November of 1981, this unique pressing features the live show in it's entirety, capturing the band at their incendiary best, the explosive angst and despair as much as the infamous portentous gloom. Features songs from Mask, and also includes "A God In The Alcove," "Stigmata Martyr" from their debut album and the 1990 single "Terror Couple Kill Colonel." The show's encore is the seminal Bauhaus 1979 classic "Bela Lugosi's Dead."

Pressed on double 180g vinyl and packaged in heavy weight card inner bags inserted in a PVC printed sleeve and PVC printed belly to create the ultimate collector's edition.

Track Listing:

1. Intro
2. The Passion of Lovers
3. In The Flat Field
4. Silent Hedges
5. In Fear of Fear
6. Terror Couple Kill Colonel
7. The Man with X-Ray Eyes
8. Dancing
9. Mask
10. Rosegarden Funeral of Sores
11. Hair of the Dog
12. Kick in the Eye
13. A God in an Alcove
14. Hollow Hills
15. Stigmata Martyr
16. Dark Entries
17. Bela Lugosi's Dead

This Super Deluxe Edition of Mark Knopfler's Get Lucky includes the original CD, a bonus three track CD ("Pulling Down The Ride," "Home Boy" and "Good As Gold"), two DVDs containing an acoustic performance of the track "Get Lucky," an interview, a tour around the British Grove Studio conducted by Mark and Chuck Ainlay and behind-the-scenes tour footage and a double 180gm vinyl LP pressing all housed in a deluxe box set.

Get Lucky was recorded at the award-winning British Grove Studios in West London and co-produced with long-time cohorts Ainlay and Guy Fletcher. The album is a beautifully crafted exploration of a lifetime of musical roots where Knopfler fluently combines Folk and Blues with his original songwriting, personalized British ingredients and vivid observational lyricism. Presented in a Deluxe Boxset complete With 3 x engraved poker chips, the guitar tab for "Get Lucky," 2 x branded craps dice and a classic replica gig ticket!

Contents:

Disc 1

1. Border Reiver
2. Hard Shoulder
3. You Can't Beat The House
4. Before Gas & TV
5. Monteleone
6. Cleaning My Gun
7. The Car Was The One
8. Remembrance Day
9. Get Lucky
10. So Far From The Clyde
11. Piper To The End

Disc 2

1. Pulling Down The Ride
2. Home Boy
3. Good As Gold

Disc 3 (DVD)

1. Get Lucky – Behind The Scenes Photo Shoot
2. Cleaning My Gun
3. Remembrance Day
4. Mark and Band Members Recording Backing Vocals
5. Studio Tour with Mark and Chuck
6. In the Control Room with Mark and Chuck

Disc 4 (Bonus DVD)

Behind the scenes tour footage

Disc 5 (180g Vinyl)

1. Album - Side 1 & 2

Disc 6 (180g Vinyl)

1. Album - Side 3 & 4

- 3 x engraved poker chips - Guitar tab for Get Lucky - 2 x branded dice - Classic replica gig ticket

Originally released as three separate 78RPM records, Dust Bowl Ballads is the first collection Woodie Guthrie recorded for Alan Lomax as part of his work for the Library of Congress. Repressed by Smithsonian Folkways in 1964 during the American folk revival years, this quintessential work proves that Guthrie was a true minstrel of the other face of America, the one that you can't find in history books: tales of poverty, migration, storms, illness, hunger and harsh criticism of the American government, incapable of committing to equality. Guthrie would become very popular among city radicals and idealists, and thanks to records like this, a true icon of social activism in the cradle of capitalism.

Track Listing:

1. The Great Dust Storm (Dust Storm Disaster)
2. Talking Dust Bowl Blues
3. Pretty Boy Floyd
4. Dusty Old Dust (So Long, It's Been Good To Know You)
5. Dust Bowl Blues
6. Blowin' Down The Road (I...ing To Be Treated This Way)
7. Tom Joad Pt.1
8. Tom Joad Pt.2
9. Do Re Mi
10. Dust Bowl Refugee
11. I Ain't Got No Home
12. Vigilante Man
13. Dust Can't Kill Me
14. Dust Pneumonia Blues

By the time her 1958 debut album came out, Wanda Jackson was already a seasoned performer. Discovered while still in high school singing country for an Oklahoma City radio station, by 1955 she was touring with Elvis Presley, who encouraged her to sing more in the rockabilly style, where she soon gained a huge fan base. However, this first album for Capitol shows just how versatile she could be, able to sing anything from traditional country to pop. She was also the first country singer to bring a more glamorous style into her stage image, thanks to her mother's handmade flashy stage costumes. Contains 6 bonus tracks from the CD version.

Track Listing:

1. Day Dreaming
2. I Wanna Waltz
3. Heartbreak Ahead
4. Making Believe
5. Here We Are Again
6. Long Tall Sally
7. Just Call Me Lonesome
8. Let Me Go Lover
9. Money, Honey
10. I Can't Make My Dreams Understand
11. Happy, Happy Birthday
12. Let's Have A Party

Bonus Tracks

13. Half As Good As A Girl
14. Silver Threads And Golden Needles
15. Cryin' Thru The Night
16. Let Me Explain
17. No Wedding Bells For Joe
18. Just A Queen For A Day

When Peter Frampton left Humble Pie, the band he co-founded, the group replaced him with fireball guitarist Clem Clemson. And Humble Pie grew a whole lot more raucous, more freewheeling and downright greasy. Their third album, the first with Clemson, is unquestionably their greatest with Steve Marriott's soulful wail totally unleashed. Smokin' yielded the group's most memorable anthem - "30 Days In The Hole." Stephen Still guests on some funky Hammond organ on "Road Runner 'G' Jam." Cut from the original analog masters with the most intense attention paid to every minute detail, this reissue is positively Smokin'!

Track Listing:

1. Hot 'N' Nasty
2. The Fixer
3. You’re So Good To Me
4. C'Mon Everybody
5. Old Time Feelin'
6. 30 Days In The Hole
7. Road Runner
8. Road Runners 'G' Jam
9. I Wonder

Limited edition 180gm vinyl LP repressing in gatefold sleeve. Slade Alive! was recorded at the Command Theatre Studio in London and released without overdubs of any sort in March 1972. The seven songs on the album captured Slade's transition from enthusiastic novices with a knack for performing the music of others into a powerful group in their own right and the public loved it. Slade Alive! spent over a year on the UK album charts and was a major success across Europe and beyond.

Track Listing:

1. Hear Me Calling
2. In Like a Shot From My Gun Holder
3. Darling Be Home Soon
4. Know Who You Are
5. Keep on Rocking
6. Get Down On It
7. Born to Be Wild

Dire Straits’ self-titled debut arrived in the midst of punk’s reign but couldn’t have been further removed from the era’s slash-and-burn style. Here is tasteful, jazz-inflected rock, all smoothly skating on virtuoso guitarist Mark Knopfler’s winding guitar lines and the band’s laidback rhythms. Equally drawing from country, roots, and folk influences, the British quartet’s stripped-down music knew no peers in the 70s, and has never been matched to this day.

Part of the reason for the band’s uniqueness owes to its clean, vibrant sound. Just as Knopfler’s narratives reflect poetic and surrealist texts, the group’s arrangements, an intoxicating combination of easygoing shuffles, bluesy boogies, and pop-honed ballads, mirror the old-fashioned soulfulness and spaciousness inherent in the classic recordings of the late '50s and early '60s. It’s no wonder why Dire Straits has long been a favorite of audiophiles the world over. When it comes to sonic purity, transparent soundstages, and rich tonalities, few, if any bands sound better.

And now, thanks to the meticulous efforts of Warner Bros., Dire Straits’ 1978 breakthrough debut can be experienced like never before. Remastered and cut from the original analog tapes and pressed on high-quality 180g vinyl, Dire Straits is simply out-of-this-world good. Knopfler’s mesmerizing guitar textures and cool vocals appear as if they’re right in front of you. Details, imaging, and presence are on a level associated with the finest audiophile recordings.

As it’s proven for the last few years, Warner Bros. treats vinyl with the ultimate respect, and this must-have Dire Straits record is no exception. Listeners with original copies of the LP, or Simply Vinyl’s pressing, will be absolutely stunned upon hearing the improvements. And the rest of us can simply rejoice in knowing that low-key songs such as “Sultans of Swing” and “Southbound Again” resonate with an airiness, openness, and palpability they’ve never claimed prior. A five-star pressing!

Track Listing:

1. Down to the Waterline
2. Water of Love
3. Setting Me Up
4. Six Blade Knife
5. Southbound Again
6. Sultans of Swing
7. In the Gallery
8. Wild West End
9. Lions

A rare opportunity to hear this meeting between jazz giant and vibes pioneer, Milt Jackson, and the godfather of R&B and one of the greatest musicians of all time, Ray Charles! Originally released as two separate albums in 1958, Soul Meeting and Soul Brothers, this is the first time both of these legendary discs are available together on vinyl. Ironically, when this disc was released it was Jackson, with his pioneering Modern Jazz Quartet, who was the more famous of the two men. Here, being perhaps the greatest vibist of all time, he rocks the vibes and even tries his hand at a little guitar and piano. Brother Ray, on the other hand, wows us with his amazing piano playing and did you know he was also an excellent sax player? These albums have been highly praised by critics and fans alike as being true masterworks.

Track Listing:

1. Soul Brothers
2. How Long Blues
3. Deed I Do
4. Cosmic Ray
5. Blue Funk
6. Bags Guitar Blues
7. The Genius After Hours
8. Halelujah I Love Her So
9. Blue Genius
10. X-Ray Blues
11. Soul Meeting
12. Love On My Mind
13. Bags Of Blues
14. Charlesville

Once in a great while a truly superlative musical talent comes along, it only happens a handful of times per century, and one of those times “it” was Hank Williams. Despite his swift and total rise to super stardom by the age 25, by 29 he was dead in the back of his own Cadillac, but it is what happened in the meantime that made all the difference. While America, returning victorious from the War in 1945, attempted to create an image of a invincibility, wealth and power in the face of its citizens and the world, there was a boy with a guitar from the wrong side of the tracks, Alabama, who had another story to tell. A story that, amid all the propaganda and ticker tape parades, Americans could relate to and, judging from the record sales, obviously wanted to hear. From 1946 to 1951 Hank Williams recorded enough hits to last country music stations for the following fifty. He dominated the country music charts throughout this period (with 11 # 1 songs and many more in the Top 10), and songs like “Cold Cold Heart,” “Hey Good Lookin'” and “Your Cheatin' Heart," have become standards in American music. Honky Tonkin' is the second of five albums that represent a complete chronological retrospective (1946-1951) of the man who revolutionized not only country music, but pop music in general.

Track Listing:

1. My Sweet Love Ain't Around
2. The Blues Come Around
3. A Mansion On The Hill
4. I'll Be A Bachelor 'Til I Die
5. There'll Be No Teardrops Tonight
6. Lovesick Blues
7. Lost On The River
8. I Heard My Mother Praying For Me
9. Lost Highway
10. May You Never be Alone
11. Dear Brother
12. Jesus Remembered Me
13. Honky Tonk Blues
14. Mind Your Own Business
15. You're Gonna Change (Or I'm Gonna Leave)
16. My Sons Calls Another Man Daddy
17. Wedding Bells
18. I've Just Told Mama Goodbye

Once in a great while a truly superlative musical talent comes along, it only happens a handful of times per century, and one of those times “it” was Hank Williams. Despite his swift and total rise to super stardom by the age 25, by 29 he was dead in the back of his own Cadillac, but it is what happened in the meantime that made all the difference. While America, returning victorious from the War in 1945, attempted to create an image of a invincibility, wealth and power in the face of its citizens and the world, there was a boy with a guitar from the wrong side of the tracks, Alabama, who had another story to tell. A story that, amid all the propaganda and ticker tape parades, Americans could relate to and, judging from the record sales, obviously wanted to hear. From 1946 to 1951 Hank Williams recorded enough hits to last country music stations for the following fifty. He dominated the country music charts throughout this period (with 11 # 1 songs and many more in the Top 10), and songs like “Cold Cold Heart,” “Hey Good Lookin'” and “Your Cheatin' Heart," have become standards in American music. I Saw The Light is the first of five albums that represent a complete chronological retrospective (1946-1951) of the man who revolutionized not only country music, but pop music in general.

Track Listing:

1. Calling You
2. Never Again (Will I Knock On Your Door)
3. Wealth Won't Save Your Soul
4. When God Comes And Gathers His Jewels
5. I Don't Care (If Tomorrow Never Comes)
6. My Love For You (Has Turned To Hate)
7. Pan American
8. Move It On Over
9. I Saw The Light
10. (Last Night) I Heard You Crying In Your Sleep
11. Six More Miles (To The Graveyard)
12. Fly Trouble
13. I'm Satisfied With You
14. On The Banks Of The Old Pontchartrain
15. Rootie Tootle
16. I Can't Get You Off Of My Mind
17. I'm A Long Gone Daddy
18. Honky Tonkin'

Once in a great while a truly superlative musical talent comes along, it only happens a handful of times per century, and one of those times “it” was Hank Williams. Despite his swift and total rise to super stardom by the age 25, by 29 he was dead in the back of his own Cadillac, but it is what happened in the meantime that made all the difference. While America, returning victorious from the War in 1945, attempted to create an image of a invincibility, wealth and power in the face of its citizens and the world, there was a boy with a guitar from the wrong side of the tracks, Alabama, who had another story to tell. A story that, amid all the propaganda and ticker tape parades, Americans could relate to and, judging from the record sales, obviously wanted to hear. From 1946 to 1951 Hank Williams recorded enough hits to last country music stations for the following fifty. He dominated the country music charts throughout this period (with 11 # 1 songs and many more in the Top 10), and songs like “Cold Cold Heart,” “Hey Good Lookin'” and “Your Cheatin' Heart," have become standards in American music. Ramblin' Man is the fourth of five albums that represent a complete chronological retrospective (1946-1951) of the man who revolutionized not only country music, but pop music as well.

Track Listing:

1. Dear John
2. Just Waitin'
3. Men With Broken Hearts
4. I Can't Help It
5. Howlin' At The Moon
6. Hey, Good Lookin'
7. My Heart Would Know
8. The Pale Horse And His Rider
9. A Home In Heaven
10. Ramblin' Man
11. Pictures From Life's Other Side
12. I've Been Down That Road Before
13. I Dreamed About Mama Last Night
14. (I Heard) That Lonesome Whistle
15. Crazy Heart
16. Half As Much
17. I'd Still Want You
18. Baby, We're Really In Love

Once in a great while a truly superlative musical talent comes along, it only happens a handful of times per century, and one of those times “it” was Hank Williams. Despite his swift and total rise to super stardom by the age 25, by 29 he was dead in the back of his own Cadillac, but it is what happened in the meantime that made all the difference. While America, returning victorious from the War in 1945, attempted to create an image of a invincibility, wealth and power in the face of its citizens and the world, there was a boy with a guitar from the wrong side of the tracks, Alabama, who had another story to tell. A story that, amid all the propaganda and ticker tape parades, Americans could relate to and, judging from the record sales, obviously wanted to hear. From 1946 to 1951 Hank Williams recorded enough hits to last country music stations for the following fifty. He dominated the country music charts throughout this period (with 11 # 1 songs and many more in the Top 10), and songs like “Cold Cold Heart,” “Hey Good Lookin'” and “Your Cheatin' Heart," have become standards in American music. Sing Me A Blue Song is the third of five albums that represent a complete chronological retrospective (1946-1951) of the man who revolutionized not only country music, but pop music in general.

Track Listing:

1. I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry
2. A House Without Love
3. I Just Don't Like This Kind Of Living
4. My Bucket's Got A Hole In It
5. Long Gone Lonesome Blues
6. Why Don't You Love Me
7. Why Should We Try Anymore
8. My Son Calls Another Man Daddy
9. Too Many Parties And Too Many Pals
10. Beyond The Sunset
11. The Funeral
12. Everything's Okay
13. They'll Never Take Her Love From Me
14. Nobody's Lonesome For Me
15. Moanin' The Blues
16. Help Me Understand
17. No, No Joe
18. Cold, Cold Heart

Once in a great while a truly superlative musical talent comes along, it only happens a handful of times per century, and one of those times “it” was Hank Williams. Despite his swift and total rise to super stardom by the age 25, by 29 he was dead in the back of his own Cadillac, but it is what happened in the meantime that made all the difference. While America, returning victorious from the War in 1945, attempted to create an image of a invincibility, wealth and power in the face of its citizens and the world, there was a boy with a guitar from the wrong side of the tracks, Alabama, who had another story to tell. A story that, amid all the propaganda and ticker tape parades, Americans could relate to and, judging from the record sales, obviously wanted to hear. From 1946 to 1951 Hank Williams recorded enough hits to last country music stations for the following fifty. He dominated the country music charts throughout this period (with 11 # 1 songs and many more in the Top 10), and songs like “Cold Cold Heart,” “Hey Good Lookin'” and “Your Cheatin' Heart," have become standards in American music. Hank Williams Sings is the fifth of five albums that represent a complete chronological retrospective (1946-1951) of the man who revolutionized not only country music, but pop music in general.

Track Listing:

1. I'm Sorry For You My Friend
2. Honky Tonk Blues
3. Let's Turn Back The Years
4. Window Shopping
5. Jambalaya (On The Bayou)
6. Settin' The Woods On Fire
7. I'll Never Get Out Of This World Alive
8. You Win Again
9. I Won't Be Home No More
10. Be Careful Of Stones That You Throw
11. Please Make Up Your Mind
12. I Could Never Be Ashamed Of You
13. Your Cheatin' Heart
14. Kaw-Liga
15. Take These Chains From My Heart

The pairing of guitar hero Tom Morello, who played his instrument like a DJ, and political activist Zack de la Rocha who spit out his lyrics with a vengeance, may have seemed unlikely but the results were explosive to say the least. With their 1992 self-titled debut they created a fierce mix of hip-hop, punk and heavy rock that was as progressive as it was political. Features the aggressive hit singles "Killing in the Name Of" and "Bullet in the Head."

Track Lising:

1. Bombtrack
2. Killing In The Name
3. Take The Power Back
4. Bullet In The Head
5. Settle For Nothing
6. Know Your Enemy
7. Wake Up
8. Fistful Of Steel
9. Township Rebellion
10. Freedom

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Orphans has been a genuine phenomenon in the storied career of Tom Waits, a collection of “songs that fell behind the stove while making dinner,” that has been greeted with open arms by thrilled Waits fans. The album quickly became his fastest‐selling release ever, his first certified gold record, and a genuine classic in the Waits cannon. The collection goes far beyond a simple career retrospective, with over 30 newly recorded songs from Waits’ own versions of songs he gave to other artists to some “things I recorded in the garage with the kids.” Over two‐thirds of the material has never been heard before now. In addition to the new work, Orphans features a number of tracks finding a home on a Waits album for the first time. They include Waits’ unique interpretations of songs by such diverse talents as The Ramones, Daniel Johnston, Kurt Weill & Bertolt Brecht, and Leadbelly. Now Waits is bringing Orphans to a glorious‐sounding 7 LP box set, all pressed on 180g vinyl, and housed in a deluxe pull‐out case. In addition, Waits has added six more tracks from the archives, including Tom’s irreverent take on Fats Waller’s “Crazy ‘Bout My Baby.” Longtime Waits fans and the newly converted will want to own this collector’s edition of one of Waits’ most important releases.

Features 7 full length LPs, with 56 tracks, including 6 additional bonus tracks not on the CD and deluxe 12” booklet with Lyrics.

Track Listing:

Brawlers

Side A:

1. Lie To Me
2. LowDown
3. 2:19
4. Fish In The Jailhouse

Side B

1. Bottom Of The World
2. Lucinda
3. Ain’t Goin’ Down To The Well
4. Lord I’ve Been Changed

Side C

1. Puttin’ On The Dog
2. Road To Peace
3. All The Time

Side D

1. The Return Of Jackie And Judy
2. Walk Away
3. Sea Of Love
4. Buzz Fledderjohn
5. Rains On Me

Bawlers

Side A

1. Bend Down The Branches
2. You Can Never Hold Back Spring
3. Long Way Home
4. Widow’s Grove
5. Little Drop Of Poison
6. Shiny Things

Side B

1. World Keeps Turning
2. Tell It To Me
3. Never Let Go
4. Fannin Street

Side C

1. Little Man
2. It’s Over
3. If I Have To Go
4. Goodnight Irene
5. The Fall Of Troy

Side D

1. Take Care Of All My Children
2. Down There By The Train
3. Danny Says
4. Jayne’s Blue Wish
5. Young At Heart

Bastards

Side A

1. What Keeps Mankind Alive
2. Children’s Story
3. Heigh Ho
4. Army Ants
5. Books Of Moses

Side B

1. Bone Chain
2. Two Sisters
3. First Kiss
4. Dog Door
5. Redrum

Side C

1. Nirvana
2. Home I’ll Never Be
3. Poor Little Lamb
4. Altar Boy
5. The Pontiac
6. Spidey’s Wild Ride

Side D

1. King Kong
2. On The Road
3. Dog Treat
4. Missing My Son

Exclusive Bonus Songs

Side A

1. Crazy ‘Bout My Baby
2. Diamond In Your Mind
3. Cannon Song

Side B

1. Pray
2. No One Can Forgive Me
3. Mathie Grove

Track Listing:

Side A

1. London Boys
2. Too Much Junkie Business
3. Great Big Kiss
4. Chinese Rocks
5. Get Off The Phone

Side B

1. I Love You
2. I Wanna Be Loved
3. Countdown Love
4. Blame It On Mom
5. Personality Crisis
6. I Can't Put Your Arms

Side C

1. Eve Of Destruction
2. Like A Rolling Stone
3. Like A Rolling Stone (2)
4. Hurt Me
5. Diary Of A Lover
6. Sad Vacation
7. Pipeline
8. I Can Tell

Side D

1. Little Bit Of Whore
2. Talking 'Bout You
3. Too Much Junkie Business/Pills
4. Gloria

Track Listing:

Side One

1. Top Top
2. Benvinda
3. Tecnicolor
4. El Justiciers
5. It's Very Nice
6. Portugal De Navio

Side Two

1. Virginia
2. Jardim Electrico
3. Lady, Lady
4. Sarava
5. Baby

Track Listing:

Side One

1. Top Top
2. Benvinda
3. Tecnicolor
4. El Justiciers
5. It's Very Nice
6. Portugal De Navio

Side Two

1. Virginia
2. Jardim Electrico
3. Lady, Lady
4. Sarava
5. Baby

Donald Johanos conducts the Dallas Symphony Orchestra. Little needs to be said about this audiophile classic. Known for its demonstration qualities with very low, deep bass and overall smooth and warm sound. Mastered at AcousTech by Kevin Gray and pressed on virgin vinyl at Pallas in Germany.

"The tape recording was made at a speed of 30 inches-per-second, using a transport modified to produce exceptionally good motion: a specially developed constant-velocity recording curve was employed for improved signal-to-noise ratio. The lacquer masters were made directly from the original tape, thus avoiding further transfer degradation. The result is a recording of exceptional clarity, naturalness and freedom from vices prevalent generally in the art." - original liner notes

Track Listing:

Symphonic Dances for Orchestra
Non Allegro
Andante con Moto: Tempo di Valse
Lento Assai; Allegro Vivace
Vocalise for Orchestra, Op. 34, No. 14

Cypress Hill's 1993 release Black Sunday helped to expand the group's audience with its deftly culled soul and Latin jazz samples and funky grooves. Tracks like "I Wanna Get High," "Insane in the Brain" and "I Ain't Goin' Out Like That" have all gone on to become hip-hop classics, each featuring the signature rolling bass hooks that defined Cypress Hill's sound before the group began to experiment with heavy metal.

Track Listing:

1. I Wanna Get High
2. I Ain't Goin' Out Like That
3. Insane In The Brain
4. When The Ship Goes Down
5. Lick A Shot
6. Cock The Hammer
7. Interlude
8. Li'l Putos
9. Legalise It
10. Hits From The Bong
11. What Go Around Come Around Kid
12. A To The K
13. Hand On The Glock
14. Break 'em Off Some

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Cypress Hill's 1993 release Black Sunday helped to expand the group's audience with its deftly culled soul and Latin jazz samples and funky grooves. Tracks like "I Wanna Get High," "Insane in the Brain" and "I Ain't Goin' Out Like That" have all gone on to become hip-hop classics, each featuring the signature rolling bass hooks that defined Cypress Hill's sound before the group began to experiment with heavy metal.

Track Listing:

1. I Wanna Get High
2. I Ain't Goin' Out Like That
3. Insane In The Brain
4. When The Ship Goes Down
5. Lick A Shot
6. Cock The Hammer
7. Interlude
8. Li'l Putos
9. Legalise It
10. Hits From The Bong
11. What Go Around Come Around Kid
12. A To The K
13. Hand On The Glock
14. Break 'em Off Some

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Originally released in 1973, the third effort from Dutch prog-rockers Focus features the tracks "Round Goes the Gossip," "Sylvia," and "Carnival Fugue" among others.

Track Listing:

1. Round Goes the Gossip
2. Love Remembered
3. Sylvia
4. Carnival Fugue
5. Focus III
6. Answers? Questions! Questions? Answers!
7. Elspeth of Nottingham
8. Anonymus II

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Moving Waves is the 1971 six-track release by Dutch-prog rockers Focus featuring their well known hit single "Hocus Pocus."

Track Listing:

1. Hocus Pocus
2. Clochard
3. Janis
4. Moving Waves
5. Focus II
6. Eruption

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Accelerator is the debut album by British electronica group The Future Sound of London. It is widely regarded as their most club friendly album in that almost all the tracks have a sonic, dance friendly feel in contrast to their later, more off-beat, complex, ambient structures.

Track Listing:

1. Expander
2. Stolen Documents
3. While Others Cry
4. Calcium
5. It's Not My Problem
6. Papua New Guinea
7. Moscow
8. 1 In 8
9. Pulse State
10. Central Industrial

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Best Of's don't get much better than this! Features 20 tracks from the genre defining Sly & the Family Stone including the early hits "Dance To The Music," "M'Lady," "Stand" and "Everyday People," alongside sophisticated later cuts like "If You Want Me To Stay" and "Family Affair" and the politically charged "Runnin' Away" among others.

Track Listing:

1. Dance To The Music
2. I Want To Take You Higher
3. Family Affair
4. Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Again)
5. I Get High On You
6. Stand
7. M' Lady
8. Skin I'm In
9. Everyday People
10. Sing A Simple Song
11. Hot Fun In The Summertime
12. Don't Call Me
13. Brave & Strong
14. Life
15. Everybody Is A Star
16. If You Want Me To Stay
17. (You Caught Me) Smilin'
18. Que Sera Sera (Whatever Will Be Will Be)
19. Runnin' Away
20. Family Affair (Remix)

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The eighth full length studio album from the A.F.I. Crash Love is indeed informed not only by the ever-evolving chemistry between the musicians in the band but also by the members' personal lives and, perhaps most of all, by the always intense relationship between A.F.I. and its fans. While Crash Love is the first A.F.I. record to feature such prevalent sociopolitical and observational perspectives, the darkly personal lyrical strain is distinctly present on standout tracks like 'Medicate' and its stark portrait of a user/enabler relationship, as well as throughout the ill fated death ride scenario of 'End Transmission.'

Track Listing:

1. Torch Song 2. Beautiful Thieves
3. End Transmission
4. Too Shy To Scream
5. Veronica Sawyer Smokes
6. Okay, I Feel Better Now
7. Medicate
8. I Am Trying Very Hard To Be Here
9. Sacrilege
10. Darling, I Want To Destroy You
11. Cold Hands
12. It Was Mine

Track Listing:

1. Striptease With A Difference(Kill Uncle)
2. Please Help The Cause Against Lonliness (Viva Hate)
3. Fantastic Bird (Your Arsenal)
4. You Should Have Been Nice To Me (Southpaw Grammar)
5. Lifeguard On Duty (Viva Hate)
6. Happy Lovers United (Bona Drag)
7. Born To Hang(Kill Uncle)
8. Oh Phony (Bona Drag)
9. Honey, You Know Where To Find Me (Southpaw Grammar)

Born in the U.S.A. is an album painted in big, broad strokes. But it was still too subtle for some--namely politicians who tried to tap the title track as a jingoistic anthem when it is in fact a bitter diatribe by a Vietnam War vet whose country forgot him. The rest of the album is a glorious grab bag of radio-ready populist anthems--his best display of pure pop songwriting ever--including "No Surrender," "Dancing in the Dark," "Bobby Jean," and "Glory Days" alongside more circumspect numbers such as "My Hometown" and "I'm On Fire." It's not true that there's no arguing with success, but in this case Springsteen's widespread acclaim was warranted. With Born in the U.S.A., all those predictions from a decade earlier--that Bruce Springsteen was the future of rock--had come true.

Track Listing:

1. Born In The U.S.A.
2. Cover Me
3. Darlington County
4. Working On The Highway
5. Downbound Train
6. I'm On Fire
7. No Surrender
8. Bobby Jean
9. I'm Goin' Down
10. Glory Days
11. Dancing In The Dark
12. My Hometown

Track Listing:

1. Get Me Right
2. Until Morning
3. Everybody Learns From Disaster
4. Belle Of The Boulevard
5. Alter The Ending
6. Blame It On The Changes
7. Even Now
8. The Motions
9. No News Is Bad News
10. Waters And Bridges
11. Hell On The Throat

Track Listing:

Side One

1. Posso Perder Minah Mulher
2. Vida De Cachorro
3. Dune Buggy
4. Contor De Mambo
5. Beijo Exagerado

Side Two

1. Balada Do Louco
2. A Hora E A Vez Do Cabelo Nascer
3. Rua Augusta
4. Mutantes E Seus Cometas
5. Todo Mundo Pastou II

Track Listing:

1. Sweet Nothings
2. The Lowly Tourist
3. Kings And Queens
4. Kick In The Head
5. Whatever Happened To Us
6. Crime Of Passion
7. Absence Makes The Heart Grow Fonder
8. On The Rocks
9. Guru
10. Mr. Guilty
11. The Untitled
12. Unrequited To the Nth Degree
13. Old Friend
14. Rufus Is A Tit Man

Track Listing:

Side One

1. Dead Skunk
2. Red Guitar
3. East Indian Princess
4. Muse Blues
5. hometeam Crowd
6. B Side

Side Two

1. Needless To Say
2. Smokey Joe's Cafe
4. new Paint
5. Trilogy (Circa 1967)
6. Drinking Song
7. Say That You Love Me

Track Listing:

1. The Swimming Song
2. A.M. World
3. Bell Bottom Pants
4. Liza
5. I Am The Way
6. Clockwork Chartreuse
7. Down Drinking At The Bar
8. The Man Who Couldn't Cry
9. Come A Long Way
10. Nocturnal Stumblebutt
11. Dilated To Meet You
12. Lullaby

1979 gig for the space hard rock band that marked the transition between hard rock and the acid psych scene of the 80s. Astounding sounds, amazing music.

Track Listing:

1. Shot Down In The Night
2. Motorway City
3. Spirit Of The Age
4. Urban Guerilla
5. Who's Gonna Win The War
6. World Of Tiers
7. Silver Machine
8. PXR 5
9. Lighthouse
10. Masters Of The Universe
11. New Jurusalem
12. Brainstorm
13. Satelite
14. Levitation