Colored Vinyl Records

Side 2
Trash
Bad Girl
Subway Train
Pills
Private World
Jet Boy

Babylon
Stranded in the Jungle
Who are the Mystery Girls?
Showdown
It's Too Late

Side 2

Puss 'N Boots
Chatterbox
Bad Detective
Don't Start Me Talkin'
Human Being

White Light/White Heat
The Gift
Lady Godiva's Operation
Here She Comes Now

Side 2

I Heard Her Call My Name
Sister Ray

1. Sunday Morning
2. I'm Waiting For The Man
3. Femme Fatale
4. Venus In Furs
5. Run, Run, Run
6. All Tomorrow's Parties
7. Heroin
8. There She Goes Again
9. I'll Be Your Mirror
10. Black Angel's Death Song
11. European Son To Delmore Schwartz

1. She's Fresh
2. It's Nasty
3. Scorpio 4. It's A Shame

Side Two

1. Dreamin
2. You Are
3. The Message

Barbarella
Goodnight Alfie
Spaceship Out Of Control
Ski Ride
The Hungry Dolls
Love, Love, Love Drags Me Down
Pygar Finds Barbarella
I Love All The Love In You
The Labyrinth
Pygar's New Wings
Fight In Flight
Entrance Into Sogo
Hello Pretty Pretty
Pygar's Persecution
The Black Queen's Beads
Dead Duck
The Pill
Smoke
The Sex Machine
The Chamber Of Dreams
The Destruction Of Sogo
An Angel Is Love

Pin and Patch included


Track Listing:
SIDE 1

1, YOU SCARE ME TO DEATH
2, YOU GOT THE POWER
3, EASTERN SPELL
4, CHARLIE
5, IM WEIRD
6, HIPPY GUMBO


SIDE 2

1. MUSTANG FORD
2. OBSER VATIONS
3. JASIMINE 49
4. CAT BLACK
5. BLACK AND WHITE
6. THE PERFUMED GARDEN

My Morning Jacket's fabulous 1999 debut album The Tennessee Fire is now available on this long awaited double vinyl re-press and it's limited to only 1000 colored copies! The Louisville, Kentucky band built around the vocal and songwriting talent of (then 21 year old) group leader Jim James has a distinct sound that is hauntingly classic Americana, wonderfully combining classic country elements with reverb soaked melancholy and eloquent harmonies. My Morning Jacket makes the kind of music you want to hear sitting under a big velvety night sky riddled with bright stars, feeling nostalgic for all the meaningful moments and places and people in your life. This extremely limited 2 LP set comes on green and blue colored vinyl in a gatefold sleeve with a matte finish.

Track Listing:
1. Heartbreakin Man
2. They Ran
3. The Bear
4. Nashville To Kentucky
5. Old September Blues
6. If All Else Fails
7. It’s About Twilight Now
8. Evelyn Is Not Real
9. War Begun
10. Picture Of You
11. I Will Be There When You Die
12. The Dark
13. By My Car
14. Butch Cassidy
15. I Think I’m Going To Hell
16. Untitled Bonus Track

Much is made of his older brother Brian’s tortured genius, but Beach Boys drummer Dennis Wilson had his own deeply artistic statement to make, one he made with moody, heartrending beauty and fathomless, soulful introspection on his 1977 masterpiece, Pacific Ocean Blue. Awash in studio strings and layered, breathy melodies, the piano-sprinkled balladry of tracks like “Thoughts of You” and “End of the Show” offer glimpses of a more tender, wounded, and never-before-seen side of this most famously free-spirited Beach Boys member while such ecology-themed meditations as “River Song” and the title cut reflect other topics close to the drummer’s heart. But despite the album’s more serious subject matter, the Beach Boys’ good-time pop is still firmly on deck with the horn-pumping R&B of “What’s Wrong” and the sunshine lilt of “Rainbows.” No wonder Brian Wilson himself is one of Pacific Ocean Blue’s biggest fans.

Sundazed’s stunning three-LP edition of this unheralded landmark comes in a lavishly illustrated triple-gatefold sleeve housing a newly mastered version of the original album along with two additional LPs containing Dennis Wilson’s absolute finest unreleased solo work, including the fascinating material he recorded for Pacific Ocean Blue’s intended follow-up, Bambu, all pressed on gorgeous, high-definition, Pacific Ocean blue vinyl. A cult classic that’s truly worthy of this sumptuous and magnificent-sounding package, this is one wave no Beach Boys fan will want to miss.

Dozens of musicians and singers collaborated on the Pacific Ocean Blue and Bambu sessions, which took place at numerous studios around Los Angeles, Seattle and Miami. Original all-star collaborators include Beach Boys Carl Wilson, Bruce Johnston, Billy Hinsche and Ricky Fataar; background vocalists include Karen Lamm-Wilson, Christine McVie of Fleetwood Mac, Gerry Beckley and Dewey Bunnell of America, Dean Torrence of Jan & Dean, and more!

Everything that I am or will ever be is in the music. If you want to know me, just listen. - Dennis Wilson

Track Listing:
1. River Song
2. What's Wrong
3. Moonshine
4. Friday Night
5. Dreamer
6. Thoughts of You
7. Time
8. You and I
9. Pacific Ocean Blues
10. Farewell My Friend
11. Rainbows
12. End of The Show
13. Tug Of Love
14. Only With You
15. Holy Man [instrumental]
16. Mexico
17. Under The Moonlight
18. It's Not Too Late
19. School Girl
20. Love Remember Me
21. Love Surrounds Me
22. Wild Situation
23. Common
24. Are You Real 25. He's A Bum
26. Cocktails
27. I Love You
28. Constant Companion
29. Time For Bed
30. Album Tag Song
31. All Alone
32. Piano Variation on Thoughts Of You
33. Holy Man (Taylor Hawkins Version)

Strokes guitarist, Albert Hammond Jr.'s upcoming sophomore solo release, ¿Cómo Te Llama? is the follow-up to his critically acclaimed debut release Yours to Keep and it features 13 new tracks recorded at Electric Lady Studios and produced by Hammond Jr. himself along with engineer Gus Oberg and drummer Matt Romano. From the heavy riffage of “The Boss Americana,” to the woozy charm of the lilting instrumental “Spooky Couch,” to the bright, reggae-bounce of “Borrowed Time”, it’s clear that ¿Cómo Te Llama? is perhaps the boldest, most eclectic and ambitious record of Albert Hammond Jr.'s young career. Joining Albert here is Matt Romano, Marc Philippe Eskenazi and Josh Lattanzi along with Sean Lennon on “Spooky Couch” and the string quartet of Earl Maneein (violin), Matt Szemela (violin), Jon Weber (viola) and Jessie Reagen (cello) on multiple tracks. Hammond Jr. credits The Kinks, The Clash and Crazy Horse-era Neil Young as major inspirations for the record.

¿Cómo Te Llama? is pressed on Limited Edition Red Vinyl and is housed in a Double Gatefold sleeve with a CD insert.

Track Listing:
1. Bargain Of A Century
2. In My Room
3. Lisa
4. GfC
5. The Boss Americana
6. Rocket
7. Victory At Monterey
8. You Won’t Be Fooled By This
9. Spooky Couch
10. Borrowed Time
11. G Up
12. Miss Myrtle
13. Feed Me Jack Or: How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love Peter Sellers

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 Limited Edition Colored Vinyl!

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)

Gold Vinyl

One of the most stubborn myths of revisionist musical history is this: the early ’60s were the Dark Ages of American pop, a sad and embarrassing era of prefab teen idols and silly dance crazes that was put out of its misery by the British Invasion.

In reality, strange and wonderful things were happening with American music in the months before The Beatles met Ed Sullivan, creative big bangs that continued to evolve for decades to come.

In Detroit, Berry Gordy was defining the Motown Sound, while Stax and James Brown were inventing soul music. At 1650 Broadway, the Aldon table of songwriters was bringing sophistication to teen pop, while The Four Seasons reinvented group harmony. And in California, where America’s youth culture was being born, a trio of songwriters—Brian Wilson, Roger Christian and Gary Usher—were drawing up the blueprints for the West Coast sound.

This collection explores Gary Usher’s tenure as co-architect of the happiest pop music ever written, a guileless celebration of sun, surf and cars that’s become an enduring symbol of the American dream.

Barefoot Adventure does more than simply collect a bunch of songs that sound great on the car radio and mean exactly what they say (take that, psychedelic music!). It’s also a remarkable glimpse of the process, of a struggling songwriter angling for a break, sometimes tapdancing in tangents, oblivious to the bullseye he was hitting on the way to forging an important new sound.

So here’s the whole story, 36 terrific tracks, including exclusive Sundazed interviews with Usher himself, with an illuminating essay and track commentary by author and Usher-biographer Stephen McParland. It’s musical scholarship that’s perfect for parties! We’re not sure if this is history masquerading as fun, or vice-versa, but we’re definitely sure that it’s fun. Which, in the end, is all that matters.

SIDE ONE:

1. R.P.M. (The Four Speeds)
2. My Little Surfin' Woodie (The Sunsets)*
3. Barefoot Adventure (The Four Speeds)*
4. Four On the Floor (The Four Speeds)
5. Cheater Slicks (The Four Speeds)
6. C.C. Cinder (The Sunsets)
7. The Chug-A-Lug (The Sunsets)
8. Gary Usher Interview Part 1*
9. My Little Beach Bunny (The Sunsets)

SIDE TWO:

1. Playmate of the Year (The Sunsets)
2. Lonely Surfer Boy (The Sunsets)
3. Soul Stompin’*
4. Nifty ‘50*
5. Power Shift
6. Mag Wheels
7. Gary Usher Iinterview Part 2*
8. My Sting Ray (The Four Speeds)
9. 426 Super Stock (The Competitors)

SIDE THREE:

1. Wax, Board, and Woodie*
2. Draggin' Deuce*
3. '54 Corvette*
4. My Little Surfin' Woodie (The Sunsets)
5. Gary Usher Interview Part 3*
6. R.P.M.*
7. Barefoot Adventure (The Four Speeds)
8. Cactus Juice*
9. Coney Island Wild Child*

SIDE FOUR:

1. Sugar & Spice*
2. Twins*
3. Milky Way
4. Quicksand*
5. Gary Usher interview Part 4*
6. You Made A Believer Out Of Me
(with The Honeys)*
7. Waiting For The Day (with The Honeys)*
8. Tied Down*
9. Harder & Harder*

* previously unissued

The Best Selling Jazz Album of All-Time Gets the Super Deluxe Treatment for its 50th Anniversary!

Includes the Original Remastered CD, a CD of Bonus Material, a DVD of the Making of Kind of Blue, an Incredible Full-Color Book, Photos from the Sessions, Miles' Notes and the LP of the Original Album Pressed on Blue Vinyl!

In 1958, after a string of critically acclaimed and successful albums, Miles Davis was searching for a new direction to take the music, and signs were pointing him off the chordal highway into a new jazz style: modal. His innovations would open up the world for improvisers. He recruited key players with the potential to solidify his new approach, forming his famed sextet with rising jazz giants John Coltrane, Cannonball Adderley, Bill Evans & Wynton Kelly, Paul Chambers and Jimmy Cobb. Miles hired the little-known Evans because he needed a pianist who was into the modal thing. Davis and Evans both had developed personal voices characterized by a melodic flow that suggested, rather than defined, musical structure. It was his relationship with Evans that created the spark that resulted in the album Kind of Blue.

In only two impromptu sessions in March and April of 1959, Miles Davis’s sextet created a tour de force — 5 original tunes built on simple scales. Davis is committed to getting something spontaneous out of his musicians. The entire album was composed as a series of modal sketches and was conceived only hours before the recording dates. The outcome? Pure inspiration, and the stuff of legend — an album made up of the first full take of each tune, captured at the historic Columbia 30th Street Studio. The album was originally released on Columbia Records in 1959, stunning the jazz world by practically creating a new language of music. Its influence goes far beyond jazz. Kind of Blue is universally considered to be one of the best albums of all time, of any genre. Fifty years later, Kind of Blue — the epitome of spontaneous invention—is still the best selling jazz album ever.

This Collector’s Edition marks the 50th Anniversary with an unprecedented presentation of music, images, insight and history to celebrate the album that is essential to any music collection, the ideal gift item for any jazz lover, especially fans of Miles Davis … a true collector’s set.

Do Not Miss this Limited-Edition Collector's Edition!

Track Listing:

Blue Colored Vinyl LP:
1. So What
2. Freddie The Freeloader
3. Blue In Green
4. All Blues
5. Flamenco Sketches

Disc 1 - CD:
1. So What (9:22)
2. Freddie Freeloader (9:46)
3. Blue In Green (5:36)
4. All Blues (11:32)
5. Flamenco Sketches (9:25)
6. Flamenco Sketches (alternate take) (9:31)
7. Freddie Freeloader – studio sequence 1 (0:51)
8. Freddie Freeloader – false start (1:26)
9. Freddie Freeloader – studio sequence 2 (1:34) (*)
10. So What – studio sequence 1 (1:55) (*)
11. So What – studio sequence 2 (0:12) (*)
12. Blue In Green – studio sequence (1:57) (*)
13. Flamenco Sketches – studio sequence 1 (0:43)
14. Flamenco Sketches – studio sequence 2 (1:10) (*)
15. All Blues – studio sequence (0:19) (*)
(*) previously unreleased

Disc 2 - CD:
1. On Green Dolphin Street (9:48)
2. Fran-Dance (5:48)
3. Stella By Starlight (4:43)
4. Love For Sale (11:46)
5. Fran-Dance (alternate take) (5:51)
6. So What (17:28) (**)
(**) previously released in unauthorized form
• Rare musical material including the first session by the Miles Davis sextet, May 26, 1958
• Over 30 minutes of studio material
• First authorized release of two extended live performances from April 9, 1960 Den Haag Concert and The Zurich Concert.

DVD:
• Documentary - Story Behind Kind of Blue
• April 2, 1959 TV program, Robert Herridge Theater: The Sound of Miles Davis

1. Paradox
2. Crystal Myth
3. Our World (It Can Happen)
4. Time To Go

Side 2:

1. The Storm
a.Epicycle
b. Rebirth
2. I'll Play For You
3. Galvenized Midget

Christmas On Mars is a fantastical and disturbing film freakout. You didn't actually expect anything less from The Flaming Lips did you? Seven years in the making, Christmas On Mars was directed and written by The Flaming Lips’ visionary frontman Wayne Coyne and features the band members and many of their associates as actors in a story set during the colonization of Mars. The 86-minute film and its original score are presented in a stand-alone DVD and a Green Colored Vinyl LP of the score. The set also includes a bonus 7. With Christmas On Mars, psychedelia finally has its epic film.

On the DVD (in Amaray packaging), which includes the film, the score may be heard in 5.1 Surround and stereo mixes. Also included are 25 minutes of band interviews, behind the scenes footage, Russian subtitles, a secret outtake scene and more.

“Destined for cult status. It’s about textures: black-and-white images with psychedelic bursts; dashes of David Lynch, the ’70s midnight movie Dark Star and 2001 and an echo of The Wizard Of Oz!” — The New York Times

Track Listing:
1. Once Beyond Hopelessness
2. The Distance Between Mars And The Earth–Part One
3. The Horrors Of Isolation: The Celestial Dissolve, Triumphant Hallucination, Light Being Absorbed
4. In Excelsior Vaginalistic
5. Your Spaceship Comes From Within
6. Suicide And Extraordinary Mistakes
7. The Distance Between Mars And The Earth–Part Two
8. The Secret Of Immortality:This Strange Feeling, This Impossible World
9. The Gleaming Armament Of Marching Genitalia
10. The Distress Signals Of Celestial Objects
11. Space Bible With Volume Lumps Once Beyond Hopelessness

Side 1:

1. OH ME OH MY (I'm A Fool For You Baby)
2. DAY DREAMING
3. ROCK STEADY
4. YOUNG, GIFTED AND BLACK
5. ALL THE KING'S HORSES
6. A BRAND NEW ME

Side 2:

1. APRIL FOOLS
2. I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU TOO LONG
3. FIRST SNOW IN KOKOMO
4. THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD
5. DIDN'T I (Blow Your Mind This Time)
6. BORDER SONG (Holy Moses)

1. Who Knows
2. Machine Gun
3. Changes
4. Power To Love
5. Message To Love
6. We Gotta Live Together

1. I Can't See You
2. Wings
3. Song Of The Magician
4. Strange Street Affair Under Blue
5. Valentine Melody
6. Aren't You The Girl

SIDE TWO:

1. Song Slowly Song
2. It Happens Every Time
3.Song For Jainie
4. Grief In My Soul
5. She Is
6. Understand Your Man

Barbarella
Goodnight Alfie
Spaceship Out Of Control
Ski Ride
The Hungry Dolls
Love, Love, Love Drags Me Down
Pygar Finds Barbarella
I Love All The Love In You
The Labyrinth
Pygar's New Wings
Fight In Flight
Entrance Into Sogo
Hello Pretty Pretty
Pygar's Persecution
The Black Queen's Beads
Dead Duck
The Pill
Smoke
The Sex Machine
The Chamber Of Dreams
The Destruction Of Sogo
An Angel Is Love

Prizefighter
That Look You Give That Guy
Lilac Breeze
In My Dreams
Tremendous Dynamite
The Longing

Side 2

Fresh Blood
What's A Fella Gotta Do
My Timing Is Off
All The Beautiful Things
Beginner's Luck
Ordinary Man

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Track Listing:
1. God Phones
2. From The Cave
3. Earthache
4. Global Warning
5. A Room With A V.U.
6. Destroy After Reading
7. Treasure Chase
8. Krap Radio
9. In Orbit
10. Deathproof
11. Pyramidome
12. Morpheus
13. Volcano

Secret Stash Records and Fantasy Productions have teamed up to bring you the definitive Porno Groove collection. Fantasy (not to be confused with Fantasy Records) was one of the top producers of adult entertainment throughout the 1970s and early 1980s. In 2008 a massive collection of original soundtrack master tapes for the company’s biggest films was discovered. While every song is rooted deeply in the sounds of 70’s Soul, this album draws from a number of different influences, including surf music, jam rock, disco, and fusion. The band that recorded most of this music is called The Upstroke.

Track Listing:
1. Grateful Head (from “Jaynee’s Woodstock Adventure”)
2. In My El Camino (from “The Beaver Hunter”)
3. Gus On The Bus (from “The Traveling Salesman”)
4. Sweet Juices (from “Honeydew”)
5. Special Delivery (from “Lonely Mrs. Johnson”)
6. Dr. Mann’s Prescription (from “Insatiable”)
7. Do You Dance? (from “Right of Passage”) 8. O (from “The Story of Y”)
9. Carma’s Theme (from “Studio 69”)
10. Malibu High (from “Ride Me Like A Wave”)
11. Two Is Better Than One (from “Rosemary Cloney”)

This was the band's first album on Columbia Records after their contract with Gull Records was terminated, as a consequence of which they lost all rights to Rocka Rolla and Sad Wings of Destiny, and any other demo recordings made during the production of the two albums This album featured the drum work of a young and upcoming session drummer, Simon Phillips, who was only 19 at the time of recording. The record features a cover of Joan Baez's "Diamonds & Rust", a track that would become a live favourite from then onwards. The album was remastered in 2001, with two bonus tracks added. One of the bonus tracks "Race With The Devil" was at first intended to take the place of "Diamonds & Rust" but their producer, Roger Glover (of Deep Purple fame), wanted them to switch to "Diamonds & Rust", saying that "It would fit along with the rest of the album better."

Ships in approximately 7-10 business days

Track Listing:
Side A:
1. Sinner
2. Diamonds and Rust
3. Starbreaker

Side B:
4. Last Rose of Summer
5. Let Us Prey/Call for the Priest

Side C:
6. Raw Deal
7. Here Come the Tears

Side D:
8. Dissident Aggressor
9. Race With The Devil (Bonus)
10. Jawbreaker (Live) (Bonus)

Unleashed in the East is Judas Priest's first live album, recorded live in Tokyo, Japan during the Hell Bent for Leather tour in 1979. They released it in October 1979. This was the first of their albums to have Tom Allom as their producer. He would produce all subsequent albums up to, and including, 1988's Ram It Down. It was also their first album to reach the US Top 100, something that all of their subsequent studio albums would equal.

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Track Listing:

Side A:

1. Exciter
2. Running Wild
3. Sinner

Side B:

4. The Ripper
5. The Green Manalishi(With The Two Pronged Crown)
6. Diamonds And Rust
7. Victim Of Changes

Side C:

8. Genocide
9. Tyrant
10. Rock Forever (Bonus)

Side D:

11. Delivering The Goods (Bonus)
12. Hell Bent For Leather (Bonus)
13. Starbreaker (Bonus)

Celebrating a decade after their groundbreaking album, The Sickness 10th Anniversary features the original track listing remixed by Neal Avron and remastered by Ted Jensen at Sterling Sound, plus 2 bonus tracks A Welcome Burden and God Of The Mind. Coke-bottle colored vinyl discs pressed at Pirates Press.

Track Listing:
1. Voices
2. The Game
3. Stupify
4. Down With The Sickness
5. Violence Fetish
6. Fear
7. Numb
8. Want
9. Conflict
10. Shout2000
11. Droppin' Plates
12. Meaning Of Life
13. God Of The Mind
14. A Welcome Burden