New Arrivals - Music & Films

LP Record The album "となりのトトロ サウンド・ブック" (Tonari no Totoro Sound Book) by Joe Hisaishi is a treasured collection of music from the beloved 1988 Studio Ghibli film "My Neighbor Totoro" (となりのトトロ). This soundtrack captures the charming and whimsical atmosphere of the animated classic that has enchanted audiences worldwide. The album features a selection of tracks that evoke the film's magical essence, including acoustic versions and themes that accompany the characters' adventures.

LP Record LP, limited edition vinyl.

LP Record Oasis's two record-breaking nights at Knebworth took place on 10th and 11th August 1996, with over a quarter of a million young music fans from all over the world converging on Knebworth Park in Hertfordshire to watch the legendary concerts. The monumental shows were set against a backdrop of the UK slowly recovering from a decade-long recession. After 1980, the mood of the nation had changed. A cultural renaissance in arts and culture gave rise to 'Cool Britannia', and Oasis, with their meteoric rise, embodied this newfound optimism and swagger.

LP Record LP, purple vinyl.

LP Record LP, 180g limited edition box set vinyl.

LP Record LP, 180g, reissue, remastered, transparent light blue vinyl.

LP Record Miles Davis' 1968 album Miles In The Sky is a superb example of his electric jazz period. With its funky, jazzy feel, the album makes for a great listen. Davis is accompanied by a stellar band, featuring Wayne Shorter on saxophone and Herbie Hancock on keyboards. A mix of original compositions and covers, the album perfectly represents Davis' work from this era.

LP Record LP, 180g high quality vinyl limited edition.

LP Record LP, gold coloured vinyl, limited edition.

LP Record In 1984, Willie Nelson was at the peak of his popularity. In the preceding decade, he had scored sixteen number-one country hits, crossed over to the pop charts several times, starred in a series of hit films, and become one of pop culture's most recognisable figures. He united fans across all genres and generations, and his live performances had become legendary. In February of that year, he performed in Tokyo to kick off a five-city tour, marking his first-ever shows in Japan and demonstrating just how global his popularity had become. The initial performances took place at the legendary Budokan martial arts hall. The show on 23rd February was recorded and filmed for broadcast and was ultimately released only in Japan on LaserDisc.

LP Record The Slackers released the album "Peculiar" in 2006. The album is a mix of ska, reggae and rocksteady music. The Slackers have been playing together since 1991 and "Peculiar" is their eleventh studio album. The album has more of a rocksteady sound than some of their previous albums and the lyrics are more political than before.

LP Record Temple of the Dog was a Seattle-based supergroup formed in 1990 by Chris Cornell and Matt Cameron of Soundgarden, and Jeff Ament, Stone Gossard, and Mike McCready of Pearl Jam. The band's only album, Temple of the Dog, was released in 1991. Ament, Gossard, and McCready were also members of Mother Love Bone, which disbanded after the death of their frontman, Andrew Wood. Cornell was Wood's roommate, and the two had formed a close friendship. The album was recorded in just under two weeks in early 1991 at Bad Animals Studio in Seattle. It was released on 16th April 1991 through A&M Records. The album was both a critical and commercial success, reaching number five on the Billboard 200 chart.

LP Record LP, Coloured Vinyl Red Translucent Ten Year Anniversary Edition.

LP Record The film Loving You was released in 1957 and was a huge box office success around the world. In the UK, the album was released on 10-inch vinyl and topped the album chart with popular tracks like "Mean Woman Blues", "(Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear", "Got A Lot O' Livin' To Do!", "Party", "Lonesome Cowboy", "Hot Dog", and the title track, "Loving You". In the US, the album came out on 12-inch vinyl with four extra songs, reaching number one on the US album chart for 10 weeks. These four songs are just as strong, including Elvis's renditions of "Blueberry Hill", "I Need You So", and "Have I Told You Lately That I Love You?".

LP Record The concert was recorded on 22 November 2001 at the Heineken Music Hall in Amsterdam with the European Festival Orchestra, conducted by Wilhelm Keitel. The band asked keyboardist Rick Wakeman to perform at this concert, but he was unable to attend due to a scheduling conflict. Tom Brislin took his place on the tour. All the great riffs are there, and Jon Anderson's voice sounds just as it did back then. As for the symphonic interpretation under Wilhelm Keitel, the orchestra plays more of a supporting role here.