Stunning performances recorded live at the Howard Theatre, Washingint on DC in March 8, 1953 and October 18, 1952. All cuts available on vinyl for the very first time. Features Max Roach, Charlie Byrd and … Read more >
The complete five track show from Def Leppard’s Hall of Fame inauguration featuring guest stars Brian May and Ian Hunter on ‘All The Young Dudes’. Classic!
Coming this Record Store Day 2020 is a light blue 7″ single of Cat Stevens song But I Might Die Tonight featured on the album Tea For The Tillerman. Pressed on vinyl for the first … Read more >
The 40th anniversary of ‘Redemption Song’, a true recreation of the original limited edition UK 12″, to be released outside of the UK for the very first time. B side features the rated ‘band version’ … Read more >
The complete soundtrack to Brian Eno’s score for ‘Rams’ – Gary Hustwit’s 2019 documentary portrait of legendary German industrial designer Dieter Rams. This Record Store Day exclusive comes with full colour inner and outer sleeves, … Read more >
Roaring Harleys, screeching vocals and 14 million copies sold worldwide – ‘Bat Out Of Hell II : Back Into Hell’ is a certified opus of rock opera whose demonic technicolour is fully realised in this … Read more >
A cherry-picked selection of some of the favourite Like a Versions for this Record Store Day. This 7” record by Alex Lahey includes her awesome version of ‘Welcome To The Black Parade’ originally by My … Read more >
The Teskey Brothers may have become international sensations but they haven’t forgotten their roots in Melbourne. They have a limited edition double album out for Record Store Day, recorded live at Melbourne’s beloved Forum last … Read more >
Here’s the list from Inertia…. just over 80 titles and they’re pretty damn nice. Al Green to the Unrighteous Brothers, plus Ultravox, The Doors, The Charlatans, Ramones ….Ravi Shankar, Erasure and much more. If you … Read more >
Rocket Distribution has a veritable treasure trove on offer this year. As ever, their list is an eclectic mix from Chet Baker to Marc Bolan, from Serge Gainsbourg to Hawkwind, and from Morricone soundtracks to … Read more >