LP Record Passionate hillbillies: the debut album from the Canadian roots band. Folk music is no longer just for a select few; it's enjoyed by the majority. At least in North America, where the roots movement is captivating more and more people. The Dead South hail from Regina in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan. The four-piece band's music (long-haired-bearded-man quota: 75 percent) is a blend of bluegrass, folk, and rock. "Good Company" is their debut album, following their 2013 EP ("The Ocean Went Mad And We Were To Blame"), which featured the song "Honey You". Guitars, a banjo, a kick drum, a mandolin, and a cello played like a bass accompany multi-part vocals and plenty of backwoods enthusiasm.

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LP Record His greatest hits "Love's Theme: Best Of The 20th Century Records Singles" is a very special best-of collection from soul legend Barry White, released in 2018. It is a collection of newly mastered versions of his greatest songs. The original 20th Century Records recordings were used as the basis. It includes the classic of the same name, "Love's Theme" by the Love Unlimited Orchestra. It also features hits like "Can't Get Enough Of Your Love, Babe", "You're The First", "Never, Never Gonna Give Ya Up", "You're The First, The Last, My Everything" and many more. A total of 22 songs made it onto the album "Love's Theme: Best Of The 20th Century Records Singles".

LP Record Alice in Hell is the debut album from the Canadian thrash metal band Annihilator. This influential work is considered one of the most important metal albums of the late 1980s. Frontman and all-rounder Jeff Waters created some of his most inspired guitar riffs on it. The track "Human Insecticide" features high-speed riffs and is based on the classic film Papillon. "Alice in Hell" is a technical playground where the band reached some of their finest moments. "Alice In Hell" is available as a limited edition of 3500 individually numbered copies on translucent red vinyl and includes an insert.

LP Record The soundtrack to the 1997 blockbuster film Titanic was composed by James Horner and released on 8 December 1997. The album became one of the best-selling soundtracks of all time, winning an Oscar for Best Original Score and a Golden Globe for Best Original Score. The album features 26 tracks, including the main theme "My Heart Will Go On" performed by Celine Dion.

LP Record Sum 41's 2004 album, Chuck, is a mix of punk rock and pop punk. The album was produced by Greig Nori and was the band's first release on Island Records. The first single from the album, "We're All to Blame", became a hit in Canada and the United States. The album's title track, "Chuck", was written about the band's drummer, Chuck Pelletier, who left the band in 2002.

LP Record "Floating On A Dream" is the solo debut from Avi Kaplan. Produced by GRAMMY Award-winner Shooter Jennings (Brandi Carlile, Tanya Tucker, American Aquarium) and mixed by Trina Shoemaker (Brandi Carlile, Queens Of The Stone Age, Sheryl Crow), the album highlights a solid musical foundation with Avi's unmistakable baritone vocals. It reflects Kaplan's Californian roots and his fascination with the American West in long shadows and atmospheric high relief, expanding his artistry into exciting new territory. In the album's eleven original tracks, which draw on country, blues, soul, tribal drumming, and a touch of gospel, he explores questions of the heart, truth, morality, and the search for relevance.

LP Record Mastodon's fourth album, Crack the Skye, was released in 2009. The album was inspired by the death of drummer Brann Dailor's younger brother, Skye, who fell from a window at the age of fourteen. It is a concept album that tells the story of a young man's journey through space and time to save his brother. The album was both critically and commercially successful and was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Metal Performance.

LP Record Röyksopp have announced the third and final album in their "Profound Mysteries" series. The ten-track album, "Profound Mysteries III", features collaborations with Alison Goldfrapp, Susanne Sundfør and more.

LP Record In 1977, Television released their debut album "Marquee Moon". Although it sold fewer than 80,000 copies in the US and barely broke the top thirty in the UK, it is widely regarded as one of the seminal albums of the punk era. F. Schöler's review in Stereo 3/88: "The oft-imitated masterpiece of the American new wave of rock, finally in a fitting transfer." "'Marquee Moon' is a solid collection of angst-ridden songs, but the searching guitar work and the sharp, unsettling tone make it indelible. The title track is a true tour de force: 'Marquee Moon' forges a spiritual connection between Allman Brothers-style virtuosity and Velvet Underground introspection. There is nothing else quite like it in rock."

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LP Record The Doors' 1971 album, L.A. Woman, is often considered the band's finest work. The title track, "L.A. Woman," is one of the group's most famous songs and is regarded as a classic. The album also features the tracks "Love Her Madly," "Riders on the Storm," and "The End." The Doors were at the peak of their popularity when L.A. Woman was released, and the album was a commercial success. It was certified platinum by the RIAA and has sold over four million copies in the United States.

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