The boxset includes demos, tracking sessions, early mixes and vocal guides, live recordings, a full unseen concert, and a hard back book.
The Deluxe version of the release includes four previously lost songs and six live songs.
The debut album from British musician Norman Cook will be rereleased as an expanded digital version.
Originally released in 1976, the album is considered their first foray into dance music ahead of the ‘Saturday Night Fever’ soundtrack.
The performance comes from a 2006 show in Saint Paul, Minnesota during their Tournado tour.
The 2001 single was the first time Millian went solo, and remains a fan favorite.
Marley released his first solo album in eight years, ‘Brightside,’ earlier this year.
The song appears on a forthcoming 49th-anniversary edition of Elvis Costello’s 1977 debut ‘My Aim Is True.’
A trio of Reich’s original compositions and Richter’s 1961 recording of Bach’s Mass in B minor will both see audiophile reissues through the series.
The limited-time sale offers discounts on box sets, vinyl, CDs, music merch, and much more.
From New Kids On The Block to The Osmonds and B2K to BTS, we count down the biggest and best.
An antidote to “the f__ing dark ages”, ‘Summer Of Sorcery’ seeks to capture the “liberating feeling” of summer, says Little Steven in this interview.
From the ashes of At The Drive-In, The Mars Volta brought a punk spirit to prog on their sprawling debut album.
The debut album by a prolific musician, ‘Grant’s First Stand’ is a significant work that set out the Blue Note musician’s highly personal manifesto.
On February 4, 1967, just over six months short of his 50th birthday, John Lee’s name appeared on the UK album chart for the first time, with ‘House Of The Blues.’
‘Knock On Wood’ hitmaker Eddie Floyd made some fine album music that’s well worth investigating, including 1969’s You’ve Got To Have Eddie.
The Bristol collective hit the UK summit for the first time with the 1998 album.
