Singer, songwriter, novelist, and painter Kathryn Williams is proud to announce her new album 'Night Drives'. The collectionexploresa more filmic sound, with a larger ensemble of instrumentation, particular emphasis on the strings and production from Ed Harcourt. Journeying from leftfield contemporary pop to soft acoustics, Kathryn Williams uses her latest LP to explore a variety of fresh ideasdriven, in part, by a host of collaborators. Kirsty Logan, Oystein Greni, Romeo Stodart, Matt Deighton, Simon Edwards, YvetteWilliams, Neill Maccoll, Andy Bruce, Ida Wenoe, Joel Sarakula, Emily Barker and John Alder all have credits on various tracks across 'Night Drives'. Kathryn explains "I've been releasing music for 24 years now. That fact blows me away, and things have changed so much over those years. The biggest change has been my love of co-writing and writing for other artists. This began when I first went on a writing retreat with Chris Difford forming close friendships and working relationships that are represented here".
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Winston 'Niney' Holmes AKA The Observer, must be one of Reggaes finest Roots Rebel producers. Capable of making some of the heaviest, innovative music, not only in sound but also in the Cultural/Political sense.
Born George Boswell, Montego Bay, Jamaica 1951, and name checked 'Niney' due to losing a thumb in a workshop accident. He began his career in music by organising bands to play at school dances. But his first steps learning the musical ropes came working under the tutelage of producer Bunny Lee around 1967, organising sessions for Bunny's stable of artists. He moved on to work alongside Lee Perry at Joe Gibb's 'Amalgamated' label setup, where on Lee Perry's leaving in 1969 to start his own 'Upsetter' label, Niney became chief engineer.
Inspired by Perry's success it wasn't long before his own 'Destroyer' label was under way. It was 1970, and his first production entitled 'Mr Brown' by DJ's Dennis Alcapone and Lizzy, proved to be a minor hit, but his own 'Blood and Fire' track released in December of that year would become a major hit. After initial problems with it's likeness to Bob Marley's track ' Duppy Conqueror' being ironed out, it's reissue on his now named 'Observer' label, saw it go on to become, Jamaican Record of the Year 1971. Far out selling Bob Marley's track to the tune of 30,000 copies in Jamaica alone. A roots classic...
Niney's reputation for building great roots tracks, was furthered with more success working with singer Max Romeo. Issuing cuts such as 'Beard Man Feast', the great 'Reggae Matic' and 'Aily Ailaloo' and renewing his friendship with Lee Perry on the track 'Rasta Band Wagon', who's production credit read Perry, Niney, Maxie. In 1973, Niney began working with Dennis Brown, who was already an established star from an early age, they found a chemistry that went on to produce some of Dennis' finest work. The 1973 hit 'Westbound Train' was followed in 1974 by 'Cassandra', 'I am the Conqueror' and the timeless 'No More Shall I rOam'. Another important connection around this time was the great King Tubby who Niney would take his tapes along to and even record some of his tracks at Tubby's house, 18 Drummlie Avenue, Kingston, which doubles as his Studio of Dub.
It's these tracks that we are concentrating on here. Tubby would strip the tracks back to the bone and rebuild then sometimes leaving off the hook line. Whether that be the horn line or keyboard line and adding effects over the top that could disguise the cut even more. Even Niney stating that when Tubby had finished with a cut, he found it hard to recognise the track himself. Its these tracks as dub plate specials that Tubby would play on his Hometown HI-FI Sound System and it's these such tracks that we have compiled for this release. Dub Plated that have not seen the light of day since tragically the great Osborne Ruddock AKA King Tubby was gunned won and murdered on the 06th December 1989. For a few dollars and a gold chain, reggae music has lost one of it's most creative, inventive forces.
Niney also cut tracks with many other Reggae giants such as Gregory Issacs, Michael Rose, Junior Delgado, Horace Andy and Delroy Wilson to name but a few. As in house producer at the legendry Channel Studios and supervising sessions at Dynamic and Randy's Studio 17, his magic touched many. DJ, Arranger, Producer, his Roots Rebel music still stands the test of time.
Hope you enjoy the set.....
- A1: Johnny Osbourne - Truth & Rights
- A2: Johnny Osbourne - Dub Of Rights
- A3: Gregory Isaacs - Wah Dee
- A4: Gregory Isaacs - Wah Dub
- A5: Dennis Brown - Want More (Steppas Mix)
- B1: Dennis Brown - Want More Dub (Steppas Mix)
- B2: Johnny Clarke - None Shall Escape The Judgement
- B3: Johnny Clarke - Dub Shall Escape (Horns Mix)
- C1: Barry Brown - Step It Up
- C2: Barry Brown - Dub It Up
- C3: Max Romeo - Reverend (Dubplate Mix)
- C4: Max Romeo - Reverend Dub (Dubplate Mix)
- D1: Linval Thompson - Jah Is The Conqueror
- D2: Linval Thompson - Dub The Conqueror
- D3: Horace Andy - Horace Andy (Dubplate Mix)
- D4: Skylarking Dub (Dubplate Mix)
- A1: Sultans Of Swing
- A2: Down To The Waterline
- A3: Portobello Belle (Live)
- B1: Twisting By The Pool (Remix)
- B2: Tunnel Of Love
- B3: Romeo & Juliet
- C1: Where Do You Think You're Going
- C2: Walk Of Life
- C3: Private Investigations
- D1: Telegraph Road (Live Remix)
- D2: Money For Nothing (Single Edit)
- D3: Brothers In Arms (Edit)
Reissue of the first Dire Straits greatest hits collection, originally released in October 1988 and featuring songs from their first five albums. Fully remastered by Bob Ludwig, and cut by Bernie Grundman and pressed onto 180gsm black vinyl, this vinyl reissue includes ‘Telegraph Road (Live Remix)’ which was previously only available on the original CD format, and a brand new mix of ‘Portobello Belle (Live)’. It is cut over four sides of vinyl for the first time. The original artwork has been reproduced on a widespine sleeve, with original inner artwork presented as a 12” x 12” double-sided insert.
"It takes time and lace, to make a French Mademoiselles" the adventure of this chic and sexy duo begins with these words!
THE FRENCH MADEMOISELLES, an artistic collectif run by two females singing :Miss K.T (for Katia, french native) & Miss L (for Lexie, American native). It is an interactive musical journey and quest that allows all women to understand how French women have created this spontaneous elegance and balance of life that allows them to maintain their professional and private lives simultaneously. Pop and Groovy 12 titles album... Bubble gum pop made in Paris ! Always with this cynical 60's vintage French movie atmosphere with a taste of Jacqueline Taïeb « 7 :AM » which cult singer brings their name… Recorded in Paris and mixed in London... This first album has been produced by renowned sound engineer of Elvis Costello, Shirley Bassey or The Pretenders. Already seduced 200.000
fans on internet with their digital singles and sexy and funny videos… Enjoy some "fresh air" from France with The French Mademoiselles.
Picture yourself cruising around Tuscany in an Alfa Romeo, stopping off at the localpizza joint, spending the night playing snooker next to the swimming pool. PyschoWeazel take us straight back to the 80s with their vintage synths and hair spray hairstyle with the “BIANCO&ROSSO EPs”. Put on your nicest shirt, put your sunglasseson, get your pair of santiagos out, it’s your time to shine on the dancefloor!At the very edge of good taste, always with a pinch of fun and self-mockery, these sixtracks sound like the future of hedonist club music, 2022 style.These two EPs are a bit like both sides of the same coin. They include influencesthat shaped the duo’ssound: indie-Dance, Italo-disco, Cold Wave and EBM. PsychoWeazel used production techniques popular in the 80s: arpeggios, cowbells, snarerolls, re-claiming ear-catching melodies from that era and offering it with their freshand polished sound.
- A1: Over The Edge
- A2: Doom Town
- A3: So Young
- A4: Messenger
- A5: Romeo
- B1: Now Is The Time
- B2: What Is
- B3: No One Wants An Alien
- B4: The Lonely One
- B5: No Generation Gap
- B6: This Time
- C1: Mistaken Id (Live)
- C2: No Solution (Outtake)
- C3: Doom Town (Alternate Mix)
- C4: The Lonely One (Alternate Mix)
- C5: Now Is The Time (Alternate Mix)
- C6: Romeo (Alternate Mix)
- C7: Our Past Life (Demo)
Cocteau Twins, Jefre Cantu-Ledesma, Julia Holter, DIIV, Washed Out, Broadcast, Insides, Beach House, Drug Store Romeos. Introducing Beneather, a BAFTA-nominated composer from North London obsessively crafting sad, lo-fi, cinematic, ambient scandi-dreampop submerged in gently fuzzy tape loops. Much like the paintings of Gerhard Richter or a heavy mist rolling through a familiar landscape, the debut long player from Beneather obscures and blurs ten beautiful tracks beneath washes of cinematic, ambient scandi-dreampop – details emerge and fade, voices ooze and flow, tunes soothe and unnerve, metronomic beats click and swing. It would not be out of place on a David Lynch or Jim Jarmusch soundtrack. Inspired by the likes of Jefre Cantu-Ledesma, Hammock, Grouper, Low, GAS, Huerco S., Emeralds, Jenny Holzer, William Basinski & ABBA!! Beneather is the solo project of Lewis Young - composer and collaborator in The Leaf Library, drone pop from north London. As a composer, Lewis recently scored the British short ‘Lucky Break’ which found its way into the BAFTAs short list only to narrowly miss out on the gong. Lewis is a multi-instrumentalist, producer, designer and filmmaker currently living in Walthamstow, London. He started as a guitarist in noughties math-rockers Tea with the Queen, shifting to bass for multi-harmonied Naomi Hates Humans before returning to thumping roots as drummer for The Leaf Library. Objects Forever - the imprint label created by The Leaf Library - has provided Lewis with the vehicle to jump back into experimental song craft, inspiring the genesis of Beneather. “I just needed to make a project which spoke to all the aspects of music I’ve loved creating as a multi-instrumentalist. Plugging things into things to make satisfying little electronic loops, then layering extremely minimal bass and guitar lines with a lo-fi aesthetic. Melinda and I spent a few days in the studio - picking out objects, patterns… items that could inspire a thread of instinctive wordless melody. I took that expressionism and sliced it to pieces, rearranging it into ambient vocal hooks.” Beneather is an exercise in hypnotic simplicity. Experimental, dream-like music built on layers of scratchy electronic tape loops, chiming spacious guitars and abstract pulsing vocals. These cinematic songs combine Grouper's wistful deviations with the warm fuzz of Jefre Cantu-Ledesma, the nocturnal hum of Emeralds, the crackling collapse of William Basinski and Low's glacial pop melancholy. Outside of compositions for film, TV and Podcasts - Lewis plays with the indie drone-pop band The Leaf Library, featuring Matt Ashton from John Peel faves Saloon (“World-weary yet innocent, blissful dream-pop” - UNCUT - 8/10). Lewis has supported the likes of Lali Puna, Joanna Newsom, Lætitia Sadier & Alexis Taylor.
- A1: Bob Marley - Sun Is Shining
- A2: John Holt & Dennis Brown - Wildfire
- A3: Johnny Clarke - Declaration Of Rights
- A4: Max Romeo - Material Man
- A5: Barrington Levy - Warm And Sunny Day
- A6: Freddie Mcgregor - Big Ship Sailing
- B1: Gregory Isaacs - Babylon Too Rough
- B2: Dennis Brown - Africa
- B3: Don Carlos - Rivers Of Babylon
- B4: Fred Locks - Vision Of Redemption
- B5: The Congos - La La Bam-Bam
- B6: Horace Andy -Ain't No Sunshine
- B7: Lee "Scratch" Perry & The Upsetters - Soul Fire
- C1: Alton Ellis - I'm Still In Love
- C2: Prince Lincoln Thompson - They Know Nat Jah
- C3: The Heptones - Take Me Darling
- C4: Beres Hammond - Rock Away
- C5: Marcia Griffiths - Come See About Me
- C6: Bob Marley - African Herbsman
- D1: Sly & Robbie - We Are Africa
- D2: Leroy Smart - Ballistic Affair
- D3: Errol Dunkley - Ok Fred
- D4: Bob Andy - Teachers
- D5: Black Uhuru – Sinsemilla
Blue Vinyl
After getting glimpses of Denyl Brook's production prowess in recent collaborations with the likes of Shall Not Fade family members THEOS and Romeo Louisa, we welcome him to the groove-focused, dancefloor-oriented Killer Cuts series to which he delivers 6 feel-good house bangers in his signature funk-infused style.
If groove is the word, then Denyl Brook is your man. An incredibly prolific producer, in the space of his relatively short career the Marseille-born Silver Steps Records boss has been responsible for an impressive output, released via his own imprint as well as labels such as Basement Discos and House Cookin' Records.
Leaping Tenacity EP into action is the sunshine-dipped, serotonin-saturated "Baby It's You" which comes complete with a skippy house beat and syrup-smooth vocal licks before "Take Me Higher" takes things deeper, cool oozing from its funk-infused bassline. "His Name" takes us right back to the dance floor, where we will remain firmly-footed for the next two up. Arpeggiating synth tickles and luscious pads illuminate the aptly-titled "Bliss" before "Hear Me" awakens us from our reverie with a hard-hitting pulse and low-frequency acid melody. Finally, "My Friend Barry" sees the EP at its most stripped-back - deep house in its purest form: meditative yet steeped in sex appeal.
- A1: Samstag Nacht (Looking For The Heart Of Saturday Night)
- A2: Durt Bin I Daham (In The Neighbourhood)
- A3: Heimatserenade (San Diego Serenade)
- B1: Romeo Verliert Bluat (Romeo Is Bleeding)
- B2: Es Is Vorbei (Ruby's Arms)
- B3: Nach Mir Die Sintflut (Shiver Me Timbers)
- C1: Die Sunn Geht Boid Auf (Ol' '55)
- C2: Groß In Kagran (Big In Japan)
- C3: Martha
- D1: Weihnachtsgrüße Von Einer Hur' Aus Floridsdorf (Christmas Card From A Hooker)
- D2: Verlieb' Di Ned (I Hope I Don't Fall In Love With You)
- D3: Tom Traubert's Blues (Matilda)
Third album from the Wipers. Mastered by Greg Sage. Now available on cassette for the first time on Jackpot Records. The bleak, hard-driven third LP by the Wipers (originally released in 1983) offers Greg Sage at his most chased and breathless, lashing out with sharp staccato notes as if melody were his only defense. The 3rd LP from the PDX punks finds them tightening up their sound to create what is arguably the Wipers' definitive album statement.
- A1: Stranger Cole & Gladstone Anderson (As Stranger & Gladdy) - Rudies All Around (As Stranger & Gladdy)
- A2: Lee Perry & The Sensations - Set Them Free
- A3: Alton Ellis & The Flames - Blessings Of Love
- A4: Lloyd Robinson & Glen Brown (As Lloyd & Glen) - Rudies Give Up (As Lloyd & Glen)
- A5: The Heptones - Gunmen Coming To Town
- A6: Derrick Morgan - Tougher Than Tough (Rudie In Court) (Rudie In Court)
- B1: Honeyboy Martin & The Voices - Dreader Then Dread
- B2: The Valentines - Stop The Violence
- B3: The Originators - Hot Iron
- B4: Alton Ellis & The Flames - The Preacher
- B5: The Pioneers - Rudies Are The Greatest
- B6: Lee Perry & The Sensations - Don't Blame The Children
- C1: Bobby Aitken & The Carib Beats - Curfew
- C2: Alton Ellis - Don't Trouble People
- C3: Stranger Cole & The Conquerors - Drop The Ratchet
- C4: Derrick Morgan - Judge Dread In Court
- C5: Lloyd Robinson & Glen Brown (As Lloyd & Glen) - No More Trouble (As Lloyd & Glen)
- C6: The Rulers - Copasetic
- D1: Desmond Dekker & The Aces - Young Generation
- D2: The Pioneers - Some Of Them A Bawl (Aka Having A Bawl) (Aka Having A Bawl)
- D3: Derrick Morgan - Court Dismiss
- D4: Clancy Eccles - Guns Town
- D5: Romeo & The Emotions - Rude Boy Confession
- D6: Dandy & The Superboys - We Are Still Rude
Tougher Than Tough – Trojan Rude Boy Sounds is an exclusive release from Music On Vinyl’s Trojan compilation series, which celebrates the best works from the legendary reggae label Trojan Records. It was compiled by Laurence Cane-Honeysett, who also wrote the linernotes. Some of the artists featured on this compilation include Stranger Cole, The Pioneers and Alton Ellis. 2000 individually numbered copies on orange vinyl. The package also includes exclusive Trojan Records and Music On Vinyl coaster.
- A1: Bob Marley - Sun Is Shining
- A2: Lee "Scratch" Perry & The Upsetters - Soul Fire
- A3: Cornell Campbell - No Good Girl
- A4: Don Carlos - Rivers Of Babylon
- A5: Gregory Isaacs - Oh What A Feeling
- A6: The Wailers - I Shot The Sheriff (Instrumental)
- B1: Ini Kamoze - World A Music
- B2: Barrington Levy - Warm & Sunny Day
- B3: The Tamlins - Baltimore
- B4: Dennis Brown - Revolution
- B5: Sugar Minott - Rub A Dub Sounds
- B6: Horace Andy - Cus Cus
- C1: Freddy Mcgregor - Big Ship
- C2: Michael Rose - Artibella
- C3: Bob Marley & The Wailers - Soul Rebel
- C4: John Holt - I've Got To Get Away
- C5: Jimmy Riley - Sexual Healing
- C6: Yellowman - Zungguzungguguzungguzeng
- D1: Black Uhuru - Sinsemilla
- D2: Clint Eastwood - Love Story
- D3: Jackie Edwards - Let Me Go Girl
- D4: U-Brown - Tu-Sheng-Peng
- D5: Jackie Edwards - Angel Of Love
- D6: The Heptones - Island Woman
- E1: Dillinger - Cool Operator
- E2: Ricky Grant - Rocky Road
- E3: Marcia Griffiths - Come See About Me
- E4: Black Uhuru - I Love King Selassie
- E5: Chaka Demus & Pliers - Murder She Wrote
- E6: Sly & Robbie - Hot You're Hot
- F1: Max Romeo - Material Man
- F2: Wayne Smith - Under Me Sleng Teng
- F3: Derrick Morgan - Sensimella
- F4: Maxi Priest - Only A Smile
- F5: Alton Ellis - I'm Still In Love With You
- F6: Sly & Robbie - Night Nurse (Feat Simply Red)
- G1: Sister Nancy - Bam Bam
- G2: Beres Hammond & Zap Pow - Last War
- G3: Ranking Dread - Fattie Boom Boom
- G4: Mighty Diamonds - I Need A Roof
- G5: Capleton - That Day Will Come
- G6: Errol Dunkley - Ok Fred
- H1: Ken Boothe - Artibella
- H2: Eek-A-Mouse - Ganga Smuggling
- H3: John Holt - Police In Helicopter
- H4: Marcia Aitken - I'm Still In Love With You
- H5: Althea & Donna - Uptown Top Ranking
- H6: Johnny Osbourne - Jahoviah
- I1: Winston Mcanuff & Fixi - Garden Of Love
- I2: Gregory Isaacs - Babylon Too Rough
- I3: Matthew Mcanuff - Be Careful
- I4: Morgan Heritage - The Return
- I5: Inna De Yard - Let The Water Run Dry (Feat Ken Boothe)
- I6: Alborosie - No Cocaine
- J1: Alpha Blondy - Cocody Rock
- J2: Clinton Fearon - This Morning
- J3: Horace Andy - Ain't No Sunshine
- J4: Tom Fire - Brainwash (Feat Matthew Mcanuff)
- J5: Soom T - Politic Man
- J6: Biga Ranx - Liquid Sunshine
Balearic floatation tank vibes from another choice debutant to Good Morning Tapes, introducing Nueen with a romantically introspective suite of fluttering electronic productions gilded with glyding subbass, recommended if you're into the sferic label, Bola/0161-era Skam, Eno & Budd, Roméo Poirier or Perila.
Blessed with a play of warmth and dappled light recognisable to anyone who has visited or lives in the Mediterranean, ‘Nova Llum’ presents Nueen’s diaristic account of days lolling and contemplating life in the Balearic isles. Drawing inspiration from its sunbleached rocky mountains and brilliant blue waters unusually devoid of lobster-tanned holidayers during lockdown, Nueen lets his mind and arps drift unimpeded across the landscape in nine sublime parts with a sound bound to appeal to lovers of classic Eno & Budd or Roméo Poirier as much as strains of vapourwave, Perila’s ASMR textures and cult Grabaciones Accidentales.
With a light touch Nueen takes us there, beautifully evoking a slippage of time from afternoon to noche between the glitching butterfly net sweeps capturing the isle’s sleepy ambience in ‘Once You Have It,’ to the shimmering shorelights of ‘Viejo Roble del Camino’ that draw the album’s velvet curtains to a close. Where the backdrops feel still, ancient, natural, Nueen channels a gently vibrant human energy via his melodic and harmonic signature, with daubs of field recordings lending an intangible effervescence to the the tip-of-tongue strings in ‘Centro Gris,’ and with sparing use of percussion and subs giving it a sort of subliminal drive and saline buoyancy, especially in the skin-stroking bliss of ‘Hum.’
Mind Control is the amalgamation of Samo DJ and Morgan Wright. That formed while on tour together in Ausralia during 2018. After spending a day at Healesville WildLife Sanctuary.Samo and Morgan were inspired by the playful movements of kangaroos, wombats and foxes and decided to interpret these together in a hot studio on a 39 degree day in coburg. The results of which were two functional dance floor tracks combining the signature rhythms of Samo DJ and the delicate melodies Morgan is known for.
Translucent Orange Vinyl. "Deep States" ist ein Protestalbum, das neues kulturelles Terrain erforscht und im subjektiven Zustand zeitgenössischer Panik gräbt. Aber TROPICAL FUCK STORM predigen heimlich, immer im Bewusstsein der Tatsache, dass sie schließlich Popmusik machen, egal wie avantgardistisch oder "out there" es wird. Entsprechend kommt "Deep States" komplett mit Q-Drops, Anspielungen auf den Capitol Riot vom 6. Januar 2021, einem Riff auf Pizzagate, Waterboarding-Marsianern, gefährlichen Kulten von Heaven's Gate bis The Shining Path und, nicht zu übertreffen, Romeo-Agenten, die uns nachts ins Bett legen, um uns am Morgen zu verraten. Wir leben in einer Welt, in der das Bizarre zum Normalen geworden ist, und TROPICAL FUCK STORM lotet dieses Paradoxon aus. Was TROPICAL FUCK STORM so großartig macht, ist die Schnittmenge zwischen ihrem düsteren, aber satirischen Storytelling und den musikalischen Arrangements, die darauf abzielen, erhaltene Kanons und Weisheiten zu pervertieren. Diese Songs sind ein Experiment, das sich in seinem eigenen idiosynkratischen, zutiefst beunruhigenden Tempo vor- und zurückbewegt. Sie hängen am schrägen Beat und gleiten in jazzige, verzerrte Jams, die so turbulent sind, dass sie Charlie Mingus stolz machen würden. Musikalisch macht "Deep States", was es will: Pop, R&B, New Wave im Stil der Talking Heads, Delta Blues, Tom Waits und einige der HipHop-Lieblinge der Band wie Wu-Tang Clan und Missy Elliott. Barrieren werden nicht nur durchbrochen, sie scheinen komplett weggefallen zu sein.
- A1: Horace Andy– Dub Children
- A2: Max Romeo– Crazy World Of Dub
- A3: Barry Brown– Fittest Of The Dub Fittest
- A4: Wailers Band*– Don't Rock My Boat Dub
- A5: Ronnie Davis– Raining Dub
- A6: Bunny Lee– Darker Shade Of Dub
- B1: Johnny Clarke– Dubs Not Gone Forever
- B2: Johnny Clarke– Bad Shine Eye Dub
- B3: Shorty The President– Rub - A - Dub Style
- B4: Bunny Lee– Mr Babylon Dub
- B5: Jackie Mittoo– Jah Jah Harmony
- B6: Freddie Mckay– Going Dub
Vol.2[13,40 €]
- N1: Paper Blood (Live At The Albert Hall)
- N2: Romeo And Juliet (Live At The Albert Hall)
- N3: Creole Dance (Live At The Albert Hall)
- N4: Still... You Turn Me On (Live At The Albert Hall)
- N5: Lucky Man (Live At The Albert Hall)
- O1: Black Moon (Live At The Albert Hall)
- O2: Pirates (Live At The Albert Hall)
- P1: Finale (Medley)
- Q1: Karn Evil 9 1St Impression (Pt. 2) (Union Hall, Phoenix, Arizona, Usa, 23Rd September, 1997)
- Q2: Hoedown (Union Hall, Phoenix, Arizona, Usa, 23Rd September, 1997)
- A1: The Barbarian (Live At The Isle Of Wight Festival, Newport, Uk, 29Th August 1970)
- A2: Take A Pebble (Live At The Isle Of Wight Festival, Newport, Uk, 29Th August 1970)
- B1: Pictures At An Exhibition: Promenade Pt.1 / The Gnome / Promenade Pt.2 / The Sage / The Old Castle
- C1: Pictures At An Exhibition (Continued): Promenade Pt.3 / The Hut Of Baba Yaga / The Curse Of Baba Ya
- D1: Rondo (Live At The Isle Of Wight Festival, Newport, Uk, 29Th August 1970)
- D2: Nutrocker (Live At The Isle Of Wight Festival, Newport, Uk, 29Th August 1970)
- D3: Interview (Live At The Isle Of Wight Festival, Newport, Uk, 29Th August 1970)
- E1: Toccata (Live At California Jam, Ontario Motor Speedway, California, Usa 6Th April 1974)
- E2: Still... You Turn Me On (Live At California Jam, Ontario Motor Speedway, California, Usa 6Th April
- E3: Lucky Man (Live At California Jam, Ontario Motor Speedway, California, Usa 6Th April 1974)
- F1: Piano Improvisations (Including 'Fugue' And 'Little Rock Getaway) (Live At California Jam, Ontario M
- F2: Take A Pebble (Live At California Jam, Ontario Motor Speedway, California, Usa 6Th April 1974)
- G1: Karn Evil 9 1St Impression (Pt.2) (Live At California Jam, Ontario Motor Speedway, California, Usa 6
- H1: Karn Evil 9 3Rd Impression (Live At California Jam, Ontario Motor Speedway, California, Usa 6Th Apri
- H2: Pictures At An Exhibition: The Great Gates Of Kiev (Live At California Jam, Ontario Motor Speedway
- I1: Introductory Fanfare (Live 1977/78)
- I2: Peter Gunn (Live 1977) - By Keith Emerson
- I3: Tiger In A Spotlight (Live 1977/78)
- I4: C'est La Vie (Live At Olympic Stadium, Montreal, 1977) - By Keith Emerson
- I5: Watching Over You (Live At Olympic Stadium, Montreal, 1977) - By Keith Emerson
- I6: Maple Leaf Rag (Live At Olympic Stadium, Montreal, 1977)
- I7: The Enemy God Dances With The Black Spirits (Live At Olympic Stadium, Montreal, 1977)
- J1: Fanfare For The Common Man (Live At Olympic Stadium, Montreal, 1977)
- J2: Knife-Edge (Live At Olympic Stadium, Montreal, 1977)
- K2: Pictures At An Exhibition (Live At Olympic Stadium, Montreal, 1977)
- L1: Closer To Believing (Live At Olympic Stadium, Montreal, 1977)
- L2: Piano Concerto Third Movement: Toccata Con Fuoco (Live At Olympic Stadium, Montreal, 1977)
- L3: Tank (Live At Olympic Stadium, Montreal, 1977)
- M1: Karn Evil 9 1St Impression, Pt. 2 (Live At The Albert Hall)
- M2: Tarkus (I. Eruption Ii. Stones Of Years Iii. Iconoclast)
- M3: Knife Edge (Live At The Albert Hall)
- Q3: Touch And Go (Union Hall, Phoenix, Arizona, Usa, 23Rd September, 1997)
- Q4: From The Beginning (Union Hall, Phoenix, Arizona, Usa, 23Rd September, 1997)
- Q5: Knife-Edge (Union Hall, Phoenix, Arizona, Usa, 23Rd September, 1997)
- R1: Bitches Crystal (Union Hall, Phoenix, Arizona, Usa, 23Rd September, 1997)
- R2: Creole Dance (Union Hall, Phoenix, Arizona, Usa, 23Rd September, 1997)
- R3: Honky Tonk Train Blues (Union Hall, Phoenix, Arizona, Usa, 23Rd September, 1997)
- R4: Take A Pebble (Union Hall, Phoenix, Arizona, Usa, 23Rd September, 1997)
- R5: Lucky Man (Union Hall, Phoenix, Arizona, Usa, 23Rd September, 1997)
- S1: Tarkus: Eruption / Stone Of Years / Iconoclast / Mass (Union Hall, Phoenix, Arizona, Usa, 23Rd Septe
- J3: Show Me The Way To Go Home (Live At Olympic Stadium, Montreal, 1977)
- S2: Pictures At An Exhibition: The Great Gates Of Kiev (Union Hall, Phoenix, Arizona, Usa, 23Rd Septembe
- T1: Fanfare For The Common Man (Including Drum Solo) / Blue Rondo A La Turk (Union Hall, Phoenix, Arizon
- T2 21: St Century Schizoid Man / America (Union Hall, Phoenix, Arizona, Usa, 23Rd September, 1997)
- K1: Abaddon's Bolero (Live At Olympic Stadium, Montreal, 1977)
xe m1 Karn Evil 9 1st Impression, Pt. 2 (Live at the Albert Hall) [2017 - Remaster]
[xf] m2 Tarkus (I. Eruption II. Stones of Years III. Iconoclast) [Live at the Albert Hall] [2017 - Remaster]
[xg] m3 Knife Edge (Live at the Albert Hall) [2017 - Remaster]
[xh] n1 Paper Blood (Live at the Albert Hall) [2017 - Remaster]
[xi] n2 Romeo and Juliet (Live at the Albert Hall) [2017 - Remaster]
[xj] n3 Creole Dance (Live at the Albert Hall) [2017 - Remaster]
[xk] n4 Still... You Turn Me on (Live at the Albert Hall) [2017 - Remaster]
[xl] n5 Lucky Man (Live at the Albert Hall) [2017 - Remaster]
[xm] o1 Black Moon (Live at the Albert Hall) [2017 - Remaster]
[xn] o2 Pirates (Live at the Albert Hall) [2017 - Remaster]
[xo] p1 Finale (Medley) [I. Fanfare for the Common Man II. America III. Rondo] [Live at the Albert Hall] [20




















