Hotel Paral.lel, released in 1997, marks the full length debut release from Austrian Christian Fennesz, originally released by MEGO, following the twitching drone as found on the 1995 EP Instrument, also included in this deluxe 2LP reissue. Once launched, Hotel Paral.lel was to instigate a sublime exploration of a wide variety of forms, from formal abstraction to shimmering drone around to ground zero glitch pop.
Recorded just before mobile computing devices became omnipresent it was an investigation into the sonic possibilities residing in guitar based digital music. Sz launches the career with a constantly buzzing sound that resembles a fax machine encountering a G3 laptop for the first time, realising the game is up. Nebenraum is the first foray into the style for which one would attribute to Fennesz. A glacial drone unexpectedly morphs into a gorgeous melody and microscopic groove. Adding pulse and melody was hearsay in the radical end of experimental music up until this point and with this single gesture, everything changed, for everyone. Blok M nails this trajectory home with a straight up 4/4 beat. Such rhythm also features on Fa with a euphoric mix of a thudding beat, sharp splinters of noise and a devastating exploding melody. Repetition plays heavily through this album as the hyper metronomic beat on traxdata lays a bed for all manner of buzzing electronics. On the closing “Aus” we see a glimpse of what was to come in the future works of Fennesz, an experiment in popping, bubbling pulse pop. A far more darker and experimental work than Fennesz’ subsequent work. This is an exquisite radical field of freeform noise, sliced techno beats and subtle ambient texture all coming together to create a timeless work. There’s little out there in the world of music, still to this day, that sounds remotely like Hotel Paral.lel.
With a radical reinvention of music Hotel Paral.lel is an essential addition to collectors of pioneering music in the late 20th Century and sounds as enthralling today as it did to the shocked ears occupying 1997.
Remastered by Stephan Mathieu.
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- A1: Endangered Species
- D7: Sensitive Boys (Demo)
- D8: I Don't Need Your Love (Demo)
- A2: Living Dead
- A3: Countdown
- A4: Ambition
- A5: Lie Down & Die
- A6: Fear Of Girls
- A7: Down On The Farm
- B1: Sensitive Boys
- B2: ÷8×5
- B3: Ice Age
- B4: I Robot
- B5: Flesh Wound
- B6: Plan Of Action
- C1: Self Destruct
- C2: Police State
- C3: War Of The Roses
- C4: New Barbarians
- C5: Ship Wrecked
- C6: Enemy Awaits
- C7: I Don't Need Your Love
- D1: Limo Life
- D2: Cocaine
- D3: Shoot You Down (Demo)
- D4: ÷8×5 (Demo)
- D5: Countdown (Demo)
- D6: Ambition (Demo)
pink vinyl[46,85 €]
- A1: Endangered Species
- D7: Sensitive Boys (Demo)
- D8: I Don't Need Your Love (Demo)
- A2: Living Dead
- A3: Countdown
- A4: Ambition
- A5: Lie Down & Die
- A6: Fear Of Girls
- A7: Down On The Farm
- B1: Sensitive Boys
- B2: ÷8×5
- B3: Ice Age
- B4: I Robot
- B5: Flesh Wound
- B6: Plan Of Action
- C1: Self Destruct
- C2: Police State
- C3: War Of The Roses
- C4: New Barbarians
- C5: Ship Wrecked
- C6: Enemy Awaits
- C7: I Don't Need Your Love
- D1: Limo Life
- D2: Cocaine
- D3: Shoot You Down (Demo)
- D4: ÷8×5 (Demo)
- D5: Countdown (Demo)
- D6: Ambition (Demo)
blue vinyl[46,85 €]
- A1: Albuquerque Arcade Retreat - 2 24
- A2: Theme From F F.o.m. - 6.27
- A3: Sacramento Balls - 1 55
- A4: Dial 101 - 5 03
- A5: Revelation - 2 16
- B1: Gravitational Lane - 4 56
- B2: Serenity Alley - 4 53
- B3: Equation - 6 15
- B4: Storm 90 - 4 23
- C1: Requiem I - 4 07
- C2: Complex Beta - 4 44
- C3: Moonstone - 4 16
- C4: Rays Of Thunder - 4 38
- D1: Red Flying Kites - 2 28
- D2: Never Ending Scrolling - 5 05
- D3: The 6Th Day - 2 24
- D4: Strawberry Strings - 4 19
Passarani debuts on Aus with his sixth studio album, The Wildlife Of The Quieter Ones. Marco's discography boasts releases on Libertine, Running Back, Peacefrog and Numbers, the diversity between each label show his versatility as as a producer, he’s seamlessly moved with the times and glides through each era with a zesty take on a timeless sound, his credentials speak for themselves and here you see a well seasoned producer at the top of his game
- A1: She
- A2: When Love Comes Knockin' (At Your Door) (At Your Door)
- A3: Mary, Mary
- A4: Hold On Girl
- A5: Your Auntie Grizelda
- A6: (I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone (I'm Not Your)
- B1: Look Out (Here Comes Tomorrow) (Here Comes Tomorrow)
- B2: The Kind Of Girl I Could Love
- B3: The Day We Fall In Love
- B4: Sometime In The Morning
- B5: Laugh
- B6: I'm A Believer
- C1: Apples, Peaches, Bananas & Pear
- C2: Don't Listen To Linda
- C3: I'll Be Back Up On My Feet
- C4: Of You
- C5: I Don't Think You Know Me
- C6: Words
- C7: Valleri
- D1: Through The Looking Glass (Remix)
- D2: I Never Thought It Peculiar
- D3: Tear Drop City
- D4: Hold On Girl (Remix)
- D5: I'll Spend My Life With You (Remix)
- D6: Mr Webster (Remix)
- D7: (I Prithee) Do Not Ask For Love (I Prithee)
- A1: A Violent Reaction
- A2: Pushing The Envelope
- A3: Song For The Suspect
- A4: Never Get Caught
- B1: Self
- B2: Just So You Know
- B3: Seamless
- B4: Effigy
- C1: Americunt Evolving Into Useless Psychic Garbage
- C2: Shutdown
- C3: We Believe
- C4: Breathe In, Breathe Out
- D1: Fall
- D2: Reach & Touch
- D3: All Wrapped Up
- D4: Nothing Gets Nothing
180gr./Insert/First Time On Vinyl/Prod. By Rick Rubin
Minneapolis-based metal band American Head Charge released The War Of Art in 2001. The album was released on Rick Rubin’s American Recordings and was produced by Rubin himself at his infamous Houdini Mansion. He worked alongside Cameron Heacock and bassist Chad Hanks, who co-produced the album. The War Of Art features the single “Just So You Know” and includes the popular tracks “A Violent Reaction” and “Seamless”. Critics praised the album by its power and intensity. After its release, American Head Charge went on tour with Ozzy Osbourne and Slayer and played in support of Slipknot amongst others.
The War OfArt is available on vinyl for the very first time and
includes an insert with lyrics.
- A1: How Long
- A2: No Future In Your Eyes
- A3: Rock & Roll Runaway
- A4: I'm A Man
- A5: You're All That I Need
- B1: Sniffin' About
- B2: Know How It Feels
- B3: This Is What You Find
- B4: Crazy World
- B5: Found Out The Hard Way
- C1: 24 Hours
- C2: Ain't Gonna Stand For This No More
- C3: I'm Not Takin' It Out On You
- C4: Time Ain't Long
- C5: Does It Hurt You
- D1: (The) Real Feeling (The)
- D2: Why Did You Leave Me
- D3: I Think It's Gonna Last
- D4: Movin
- D5: Why
- A1: Downhearted Blues
- A2: After You've Gone
- A3: I Need A Little Sugar In My Bowl
- A4: St Louis Blues
- A5: Hard Driving Papa
- A6: I'd Rather Be Dead & Buried In My Grave
- B1: Gulf Coast Blues
- B2: T'ain't Nobody's Business If I Do
- B3: Backwater Blues
- B4: A Good Man Is Hard To Find
- B5: Gimme A Pigfoot (& A Bottle Of Beer) (& A Bottle Of Beer)
- B6: Any Woman's Blues
- C1: Careless Love Blues
- C2: I Ain't Gonna Play No Second Fiddle
- C3: Gin House Blues
- C4: Aggravatin' Papa (Don't You Two-Time Me) (Don't You Two-Time Me)
- C5: Preachin' The Blues
- C6: What's The Matter Now?
- D1: Baby, Won't You Please Come Home
- D2: Chicago Bound Blues
- D3: Alexander's Ragtime Band
- D4: Send Me To The 'Lectric Chair
- D5: Black Mountain Blues
- D6: Nobody Knows You When You're Down & Out
Ironman is the debut solo album by Wu-Tang Clan rapper Ghostface Killah, released in 1996. Produced by Wu-Tang Clan mastermind RZA, the album’s music and lyrics draw prominently on Blaxploitation films and soul samples. Many music critics have praised the album for Ghostface Killah’s imaginative lyricism and RZA’s production style, with some revering it as one of the greatest Wu-Tang solo albums of all time. The album contains Ghostface Killah’s highly praised unique up-tempo, stream-of-consciousness rhyming style, which he would go on to further utilize on his highly acclaimed second studio album Supreme Clientele. Ironman debuted at number two on the Billboard 200 and Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums, and is certified platinum.
Although a solo album, Ironman features many Wu-Tang collaborations, with furthermore Raekwon and Cappadonna. In addition, the album features the hit “All That I Got Is You” featuring Mary J. Blige.
To celebrate the 25th anniversary of one of the greatest hip hop debuts of the 90’s, Ironman is available as a limited anniversary edition of 4000 individually numbered copies on translucent blue (LP1) and translucent red (LP2) coloured vinyl.
It's no secret that Dutch artist and producer Reimer Eising aka Kettel is a Lapsus favourite, as well as being a leading proponent in Braindance/IDM over the last two decades. This makes him the obvious choice for the next release in our on-going Perennial series.
'My Dogan', was originally released in 2006 on Sending Orbs and is undoubtedly one of his most iconic works to date, and possibly the most popular album among his adoring fan base.
- A1: The Art Attacks - I Am A Dalek
- A2: The Drive - Jerkin
- A3: Johnny & The Self Abusers - Saints & Sinners
- A4: Trash - Priorities
- A5: The Carpettes - Help I'm Trapped
- B1: Stormtrooper - I'm A Mess
- B2: The Electric Chairs - So Many Ways
- B3: Social Security - I Don't Want My Heart To Rule My Head
- B4: Neon Hearts - Venus Eccentric
- C1: The Cybermen - Cybernetic Surgery
- C2: The Killjoys - Naive
- C3: The Reducers - Things Go Wrong
- C4: Johnny Moped - No One
- C5: Neon - Bottles
- D1: V2 - Speed Freak
- D2: The Exile - Fascist Dj
- D3: Lucy - Feel So Good
- D4: Machines - True Life
- D5: Dansette Damage - Nme
Soul Jazz Records are releasing PUNK 45: I’m A Mess, a new collection of punk and D-I-Y rare 45s from the UK, as a one-off pressing limited-edition double album with a bonus 45 exclusive
for Record Store Day 2022.
Soul Jazz Records’ long-lasting Punk 45 series are high-quality editions of early punk 45s. While previous editions have focussed on the early days of punk in Los Angeles, Cleveland, Akron, France, and proto-punk, this new edition focusses on mainly do-it-yourself, or self-released 45s, all made in the UK in the early days of punk.
While only a handful of Punk 45s were released in 1976, the following two years produced an avalanche of them. Aside from the few punk bands who signed to major labels, many of these singles were self-released private press 45s or independent label 45s. With limited distribution and access to the media, many of these sunk without trace and were lost in history. This album features many of these independent punk 45 gems, lost nuggets of gold from the sea of time!
The bands featured here come from all across the United Kingdom. Here you will find The Drive, Scotlands’ answer to the New York Dolls, Dansette Damage from Newcastle, Stormtrooper, from the Isle of Wight and many more - a snapshot of some of the finest private-press 45s ever made.
Other bands include Cybermen, The Exile, Neon as well as the early punk incarnations Johnny and The Self-Abusers (who later became Simple Minds) and The Killjoys (with vocals by Kevin Rowland who later formed Dexy’s Midnight Runners).
These are all one-off and super rare releases from bands that you have probably never heard of! – totally hidden gems from the wastelands of the early days of punk. Totally in keeping with the
spirit of the time, this is high-octane, righteously-independent - DIY or die!
The RSD special edition comes with an exclusive 45 of Stormtrooper ‘I’m A Mess’/’It’s Not Me’.
- A1: Remo Seeland - Baldachin (With Laya Ensemble)
- A2: A Frei - Peri-Acoustic Feedbacks
- A3: Maria W Horn - Oinones Death (Part 1)
- A4: Amosphere - Withinside
- B1: Fujiiiiiiiiita - Kumo
- B2: Lawrence English - Outside The City Of God (Augustine Wept)
- B3: Samuel Savenberg - The Endless Present
- B4: Siavash Amini - Spuming Silver
- C1: Magda Drozd - Suspended Stream
- C2: Akira Sileas - Excerpt From Piano Study
- C3: Laurin Huber - Puolipilvista (Partly Cloudy)
- C4: Norman Westberg - For Alice
- D1: Miki Yui - Alternatio
- D2: Reinier Van Houdt - Dream Tract
- D3: Valentina Magaletti - The Narrower Frame
- D4: Martina Lussi - Losing Ground
White vinyl, gatefold cover, silver stamped, spotgloss-printed On Epiphanies, the first-ever "concept-compilation" to be released by Hallow Ground, artists such as Maria W Horn, FUJI||||||||||TA, Lawrence English, Siavash Amini and Norman Westberg, who all have previously released music on the Swiss label, were commissioned to pursue a non-rational creative process in approaching the phenomenon of epiphany through sound. In very different ways, all of the compositions on the compilation draw on the unique emotional powers of certain acoustic instruments, obfuscating the borders between physicality and abstraction. The results, whether long-form, short vignettes, profane and concrete sounds or spiritual and abstract pieces, perfectly encapsulate what Hallow Ground as a label has stood for since its inception in the year 2013: challenging not only conventional notions of what music is supposed to sound like but also the listeners' perception through the power of sound. On Epiphanies, Hallow Ground also welcomes artists including Magda Drozd, Akira Sileas and Valentina Magaletti to make their first ever contributions to the label. For those who greet this compilation with open ears and minds, these 81 minutes will deliver on its title.
- A1: Edgar The Elephant
- A2: Up The Dumper
- A3: Hung Bunny/Roman Dog Bird
- B1: Hooch
- B2: Billy Fish
- B3: Shevil
- B4: Charlie
- B5: A Growing Disgust
- C1: Eye Flys/Woman
- C2: Pitfalls In Serving Warrants
- C3: Outside Chance
- C4: Evil New War God
- D1: The Bloated Pope
- D2: Bad Move
- D3: With Teeth
- D4: Halo Of Flies
- D5: Oven
- E1: Sway
- E2: Anaconda
- E3: Lovely Butterflies
- E4: Boris
- F1: It's Shoved
- F2: Honey Bucket
- F3: We Are Doomed
- F6: At The Stake
- G1: Night Goat
- G2: Queen
- G3: Everybody's Talking
- G4: Revolve
- G5: Suicide In Progress
- G6: Prig
- H1: The Bit
- H2: Civilized Worm
- H3: Don't Forget To Breathe
- F4: Fly Paper
- F5: Let God Be Your Gardener
The Melvins’ first ever acoustic collection, featuring 36 songs including classics like ‘Night Goat’, ‘Honey Bucket’ and ‘Billy Fish’, as well as covers of Brainiac, The Rolling Stones and Alice Cooper tracks.
This newly recorded acoustic collection features a career-spanning collection of songs, from 1987’s ‘Gluey Porch Treatments’ to 2017’s ‘A Walk With Love & Death’ - the entire gamut of the legendary band’s catalogue is represented.
“I knew I wanted to do something ridiculously big,” explains Buzz Osborne of the band’s first ever acoustic offering. “36 songs reimagined by us acoustically is certainly ridiculous but it works. The magic of the songs is still there regardless of it being acoustic. Since we weren’t touring we had the time to do something of this size. I’m very excited about this record. Dale and Steven did a fantastic job on this. I think it’s a very special record. I can’t
think of anyone else who’s done something like this.”
The band previewed the impressive offering with the release of ‘Night Goat’.
Dale Crover noted: “I think people will be surprised that we can do an
acoustic version of a song like ‘Night Goat’ without losing any of the
heaviness. We also worked hard on the vocal arrangements. People are
going to freak out!”
‘Five Legged Dog’ also features acoustic versions of several rarities from the
influential band’s overflowing discography, including a cover of Redd Kross’
‘Charlie’ (from the limited edition ‘Escape From LA’ single), ‘Outside
Chance,’ a Turtles cover from the ‘Slithering Slaughter’ single and new
interpretations of The Rolling Stones ‘Sway’, Brainiac’s ‘Flypaper’ and Fred
Neil’s ‘Everybody’s Talking’ (popularised by Harry Nilsson). Butthole Surfer
Jeff Pinkus lends his vocals (and banjo) to ‘Don’t Forget to Breathe’ and
‘Everybody’s Talking’.
- A1: Helena Beat
- A2: Pumped Up Kicks
- A3: Call It What You Want
- A4: Don't Stop (Color On The Walls) (Color On The Walls)
- A5: Waste
- B1: I Would Do Anything For You
- B2: Houdini
- B3: Life On The Nickel
- B4: Miss You
- B5: Warrant
- C1: Broken Jaw
- C2: Love
- C3: Ruby
- C4: Chin Music For The Unsuspecting Hero
- C5: Downtown
- D1: Pumped Up Kicks (The Knocks Speeding Bullet Remix)
- D2: Houdini (Rac Remix)
- D3: Helena Beat (Lenno Extended Remix)
- D4: Call It What You Want (Treasure Fingers Pre-Party Remix Radio Edit)
- D5: Pumped Up Kicks (Gus Dapperton Version)
Torches X (Deluxe Edition) celebrates the 10th anniversary of the acclaimed debut album by Foster The People. Including the RIAA Certified Diamond ‘Pumped Up Kicks’ and hits such as “Houdini”, “Helena Beat”, and “Don’t Stop (Color on the Walls)”. Exclusively for this deluxe edition, Gus Dapperton recorded a brand new version of “Pumped Up Kicks”. Torches X (Deluxe Edition) also features some fan favorites B-sides such as “Broken Jaw” and “Chin Music for the Unsuspecting Hero”. Produced by Paul Epworth, Rich Costey, and Greg Kurstin, Torches is one of the most remarkable alternative
albums of the 2010s. Now available for the first time in a vinyl deluxe edition on 2 Orange LP’s in a gatefold jacket with Lyric insert.
- A1: Please The Nation
- A2: Angel Face
- A3: I Am Selfish
- A4: Eniweth
- A5: No More Crying
- A6: Making Life Out Of Music
- B1: Walking Down The Street
- B2: Rock & Roll Soul
- B3: Lovely Lady
- B4: Widow
- B5: Worthless Woman
- B6: Looking For The Day
- C1: Lonely
- C2: No More Crying
- C3: Beginning
- C4: Good Turning Bad
- D1: I Am Selfish
- D2: Dancing
- D3: Are You Satisfied
- D4: Worthless Woman
- D5: Rock & Roll Soul
- D6: Waiting For The Chance
The Effect Of Heavy Music: Rock Music And Revolution In 70s Zimbabwe. Eye Q’s music has never been collated and issued outside of its country of origin. Now, as part of the Now-Again Reserve series, their rare singles and even rarer album are presented in full. Just as the hippie era came to an end in America, a second 60s was beginning: in what is now Zimbabwe, young people created a rock and roll counterculture that drew inspiration from hippie ideals and the sounds of Hendrix and Deep Purple. The kids in the scene called their music “heavy,” because they could feel its impact, and it resonated from Zambia to Nigeria. At its peak in the mid-70s, the heavy rock scene united tens of thousands of young progressives of all racial and social backgrounds. The country was called Rhodesia then, one of the last bastions of White rule in Africa, and heavy rockers defied segregation laws and secret police to make a stand for democratic change. Eye Q is one of the greatest bands of the scene: their rock stands on par with the early Zamrock of WITCH and Ngozi Family. Please The Nation encapsulated Eye Q’s desire to forge forth, in a new, free country, and this set collates their 7” singles, ultra-rare album and songs from master tape and presents their music for the first time outside of Zimbabwe. In the accompanying oversized booklet, a trio of authors collaborate to tell the Eye Q story, and to investigate the genesis of the heavy rock scene under Ian Smith’s racist, oppressive government, and its dissipation after Zimbabwe’s liberation. The set also includes a download card for WAV files for all vinyl tracks, as well as bonus tracks.
- A1: Coldplay - How You See The World No 2
- A2: Razorlight - Kirby's House
- A3: Radiohead - I Want None Of This
- A4: Keane & Faultline - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
- A5: Emmanuel Jal - Gua
- B1: Gorillaz - Hong Kong
- B2: Manic Street Preachers - Leviathan
- B3: Kaiser Chiefs - I Heard It Through The Grapevine
- B4: Damien Rice - Cross-Eyed Bear
- C1: The Magic Numbers - Gone Are The Days
- C2: Tinariwen - Cler Achel
- C3: The Coral - It Was Nothing
- C4: Mylo - Mars Needs Women
- C5: Maximo Park - Wasteland
- D1: Elbow - Snowball
- D2: Bloc Party - The Present
- D3: Hard Fi - Help Me Please
- D4: The Go! Team - Phantom Broadcast
- D5: Babyshambles - From Bollywood To Battersea
Yellow vinyl[30,21 €]
To celebrate the tenth anniversary of the iconic HELP album a new generation of artists came together to create, at the time, the fastest recorded album ever. They recorded Help! A Day In The Life on Thursday 8th September 2005 which the record available for download just 32 hours later.Help! A Day In The Life is part of a series of four re-releases by War Child Records making the amazing music artists have donated to the charity available on DSPs and vinyl for the first time. All proceeds from these releases will directly fund War Child’s life saving work with children affected by conflict.
- A1: Starsailor - All Or Nothing
- A2: Feeder - The Power Of Love
- A3: Sugababes - Killer
- A4: Muse - House Of The Rising Sun
- B1: Stereophonics - Nothing Compares 2 U
- B2: Faithless & Dido - Dub Be Good To Me
- B3: Oasis - Merry Xmas Everybody
- B4: Elbow - Something In The Air
- C1: The Reelists - Back To Life (However Do You Want Me) (However Do You Want Me)
- C2: Manic Street Preachers - Out Of Time
- C3: Badly Drawn Boy & Jools Holland & His Rhythm & Blues Orchestra - Come On Eileen
- C4: Prodigy - Ghost Town
- D1: Jimmy Eat World - Firestarter
- D2: Darius - Pretty Flamingos
- D3: More Fire Crew - Dreams (Feat Gabrielle)
- D4: Mcalmont & Butler - Back For Good
Originally released in 2002 in partnership with NME to celebrate their 50th anniversary and 50 years since NME printed the first ever singles chart in the UK. 1 Love saw the cream of British artists come together to pick their favourite number one to cover. Having appeared on the 1995 HELP album, Oasis continued their support of War Child with an acoustic rendition of Slade’s Christmas classic ‘Merry Xmas Everybody’. Stereophonics chose ‘Nothing Compares 2 U’ with Kelly Jones’s gravelly vocal complementing this stripped back version of the track written by Prince, performed by The Family and taken to number one by Sinead O’Connor in 1990.
- A1: Beck - Leopard Skin Pillbox Hat
- A2: Scissor Sisters - Do The Strand
- A3: Lily Allen - Straight To Hell (Feat Mick Jones)
- B1: Elbow - Running To Stand Still
- B2: Tv On The Radio - Heroes
- B3: Hot Chip - Transmission
- C1: The Kooks - Victoria
- C2: Estelle - Superstition
- C3: Rufus Wainwright - Medley From Brian Wilson's Smile
- C4: Peaches - Search & Destroy
- D1: The Hold Steady - Atlantic City
- D2: The Like - You Belong To Me
- D3: Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Sheena Is A Punk Rocker
- D4: Franz Ferdinand - Call Me
"War Child Presents Heroes is the ultimate covers album - an unprecedented coming together of music’s greatest ever legends and with their favourite artists of the time to support children whose lives have been torn apart by war. The album concept sees the biggest heroes in music history select a personal favourite track from their own back catalogue and nominate an act from the next generation to create a modern reworking of that classic song
War Child Presents Heroes is part of a series of four re-releases by War Child Records making the amazing music artists have donated to the charity available on DSPs and vinyl for the first time. All proceeds from these releases will directly fund War Child’s life saving work with children affected by conflict."
- A1: Burnham Crash Lands
- A2: Book’s Ship / Hello Grudge
- A3: Federation Is Gone
- A4: Meeting Zareh
- A5: Georgiou And Zareh
- A6: It’s You, Saru
- A7: Starfleet Academy
- A8: Adira Accepted
- B1: Federation Hq
- B2: Cryo Tombs / Attis Attacks
- B3: Leaving Nhan
- B4: Reunited With Book
- B5: The Escape
- B6: Work Together
- B7: Terran Stories
- C1: The Charon
- C2: Fireflies
- C3: Killing Traitors
- C4: Georgiou Goodbye
- C5: Meeting Survivor
- C6: Michael’s Win
- D1: Andorian Opera
- D2: Michael To The Rescue
- D3: Sending Stamets To Hq
- D4: Deliver The Bomb
- D5: Resetting The Datacore
- D6: Reuniting The Federation
- D7: Captain Burnham
Der offizielle Soundtrack zur dritten Staffen von Star Trek Discovery auf Blue/White Marble Vinyl. Jeff Russo komponierte bereits die Soundtracks der ersten beiden Staffeln der Erfolgsserie.
- A1: Marv Johnson - Come To Me
- D1: Rick James - Super Freak
- D2: Billy Preston & Syreeta - It Will Come In Time
- D3: Jermaine Jackson - Let's Get Serious
- D4: Diana Ross - Theme From Mahogany (Do You Know Where You're Going To) (Do You Know Where You're Going To)
- D5: Lionel Richie - Penny Lover
- D6: Dennis Edwards - Don't Look Any Further (Feat Siedah Garrett)
- D7: Debarge - Rhythm Of The Night
- A2: Barrett Strong - Money (That's What I Want) (That's What I Want)
- A3: Jimmy Ruffin - Don't Feel Sorry For Me
- A4: The Marvelettes - Please Mr Postman
- A5: The Contours - Do You Love Me
- A6: Kim Weston - Helpless
- A7: Marvin Gaye - How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) (To Be Loved By You)
- A8: Mary Wells - My Guy
- A9: The Temptations - The Way You Do The Things You Do
- A10: Martha Reeves & The Vandellas - (Love Is Like A) Heat Wave (Love Is Like A)
- B1: The Isley Brothers - This Old Heart Of Mine (Is Weak For You) (Is Weak For You)
- B2: The Supremes - Where Did Our Love Go
- B3: The Four Tops - It's The Same Old Song
- B4: Stevie Wonder - Uptight (Everything's Alright) (Everything's Alright)
- B5: Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell - Ain't No Mountain High Enough
- B6: Jr Walker & The All Stars - Shotgun
- B7: The Jackson 5 - I Want You Back
- B8: Gladys Knight & The Pips - You Need Love Like I Do (Don't You?) (Don't You?)
- B9: Edwin Starr - War
- C1: Rare Earth - Get Ready
- C2: Detroit Spinners - It's A Shame
- C3: Smokey Robinson & The Miracles - The Tears Of A Clown
- C4: Michael Jackson - Rockin' Robin
- C5: Commodores - Easy
- C6: Thelma Houston - Don't Leave Me This Way
- C7: Tom Clay - What The World Needs Now Is Love/Abraham, Martin & John
Motown Collected brings together the biggest names in the rich history of this legendary label. From very early singles to the artists that made Motown a household name for decades to come and the cross-over pop success of the late 70's and 80's. Featuring legendary artists like Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, The Supremes, Jackson Five, Smokey Robinson and The Commodores, as well as gems from the likes of Marv Johnson, Barrett Strong, The Marvelettes and Tom Clay and pop superstars Rick James, Michael Jackson, Diana Ross, Lionel Richie and Debarge: just a selection of the 33 incredible tracks featured on Motown Collected.




















