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Julia Holter: Something In The Room She Moves Clr Ltd
LP Record LP, Insert, Gatefold, Download Code, Coloured Calder Red Vinyl, Limited Edition.
Ian Anderson: Thick as a Brick (Live in Iceland)
LP Record Ian Anderson revolutionised the progressive rock genre with his flute playing. On the album "Thick As A Brick – Live In Iceland", the multi-instrumentalist creates an exceptional concert experience. This live album is based on Jethro Tull's globally acclaimed concept album "Thick As A Brick" (1972) and its sequel "Thick As A Brick 2" (2012). The concert, recorded in Iceland, brings the story of protagonist Gerald Bostock to life, creating a perfect and emotive presentation of both albums. "Thick As A Brick – Live In Iceland" is a must-have for every Jethro Tull fan and leaves nothing to be desired.
Cyndi Lauper: She's So Unusual
LP Record Released in 1983, Cyndi Lauper's She's So Unusual is a pop album that helped define the sound of the decade. The album's lead single, "Girls Just Want to Have Fun," became a huge hit, and the album sold over four million copies in the United States. She's So Unusual is a fun and upbeat album packed with catchy pop songs, perfect for listening to on a summer's day.
50 Foot Wave: Black Pearl Clr Ltd
LP Record LP, Coloured Turquoise Transparent Vinyl Limited Edition.
The Stooges: Stooges
LP Record The Stooges is the 1969 debut album by the band of the same name. It was released on 7 July 1969 by Elektra Records. The album was produced by John Cale and The Stooges. It was recorded at Elektra Sound Recorders in Los Angeles, California and mixed at Sunset Sound Recorders in Hollywood, California. The album features contributions from John Cale and Jac Holzman. It was mastered by Bernie Grundman.
Pure Reason Revolution: Hammer and Anvil Ltd Num Clr
LP Record LP, 180g 2LP Coloured Yellow Vinyl Limited Numbered Edition.
Bon Iver: i, i
LP Record Bon Iver's fourth album, i,i, was released in August 2019. Highly anticipated by fans and critics alike, the album did not disappoint. It marks a departure from the band's earlier work, incorporating more electronic elements. The lyrics are also more political, tackling themes like climate change and the current state of the world. Despite the change in sound, the album still retains the unique Bon Iver sound that fans have come to love.
Sting: The Bridge, super deluxe album dlx ltd
LP Record Sting's 14th studio album, "The Bridge", is now available in a Super Deluxe edition! This new version includes 6 live tracks from his exclusive private concert at the Panthéon in Paris, plus the bonus track "Por Su Amor" featuring KURT, a Spanish version of his song "For Her Love". The album also features 14 songs that thematically explore bridging two worlds. As Sting himself says: "These songs are between one place and another, between one state of mind and another, between life and death, between relationships. Between pandemics, and between eras – politically, socially and psychologically, we are all in the middle of something. We need a bridge." "The Bridge" feels like a greatest hits album, but all the songs are brand new.
The Beach Boys: The Many Faces of the Beach Boys Ltd Clr
LP Record The Beach Boys started their career as a popular surf band and, by 1966, had become America's foremost pop group, the only one capable of rivalling the enormous success of The Beatles. Since their 1961 debut with the regional hit "Surfin'", the three Wilson brothers—Brian, Dennis, and Carl—along with their cousin Mike Love and friend Al Jardine, crafted some of the most intricate and catchy harmonies ever heard in a pop group. In "The Many Faces of The Beach Boys," we'll explore their origins, look back at their incredible catalogue (performed by some of the band's original members), and delve into the music scene that emerged under their influence in the mid-1960s.
Mick Mars: Other Side Of Mars
LP Record When Mick Mars stopped touring with Mötley Crüe – the band he co-founded over 40 years ago – after their huge 2022 summer tour, it seemed like the end of an era. In reality, it was the start of a new one. The legendary guitarist, whose riffs, solos and crushing sound powered the L.A. icons to four decades of worldwide success and multi-platinum sales, is still a force to be reckoned with, as he proves on his solo debut. Only now, listeners can expect more Mars than ever before. "When it comes to my playing, there's the Mötley side and the Mars side," the guitarist says. "Either way, I always have a very clear vision of what I want to do."
