For the third chapter of Refined Productions Aleksandra Grünholz aka We Will Fail delivers her third full length album entitled Dancing on her recently launched label with Jakub Mikolajczyk, head of MonotypeRec label and MonotypePressings. Here she tells the story:
'Taking a break from rationality, my first thoughts about the theme of this album were about the night, when our sight is limited and thoughts are corrupted by fatigue. I don't dance anymore, I don't party, I don't let myself go. Some time ago that part of life slipped away from me. This album is like silently entering into a place you shouldn't be in. A lot of rave inspired sounds were used on the album, dreamy pads, arpeggios, simple melodic structures; but this album is not easy and simple.
As head of a graphic design studio in Warsaw, last year was very hard for me, the amount of work started to overwhelm me; I started to feel stupid and possessed by the work, this is how the tracks 'Very Urgent' and 'Economic Maladies' were born. While the track 'Reason' is about losing rationality and how easy it is to do.
'Put Your Hands Up in the Air' encompasses the rave. It's also a kind of question, can music itself tell a story Very often in EDM or trance music there is a story and I like to call it catharsis. A moment, when the beat slows down and melody/pads become solo. I tried to extract this moment, without adding drops and aggressive rhythms.
'So Who's the Man' is about regaining the power, slowly but consequently. This album is a about feeling bold, monstrous and strong. Like looking insolently into someones eyes. You have to be patient with this one, because it builds up slowly. If you listen only for a fragment you miss the whole idea.
'Beasts from the East' was inspired by the thought of being a small peace loving person in a chaotic world that is dominated by stupidity.
The track '2018' epitomises the rave, but more complicated. Each of the layers are a but simplistic and could construct a dance track, but as there are so many sounds simultaneously, it can become disturbing in the perfect way.
'Diving in Plastic' was fit for the last track, I didn't want the album to have a perfect conclusion, I wanted to leave the listener hanging and ready for more.'
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- A1: The Sound Of Confusion
- A2: 2.35 (Version 1)
- A3: Losing Touch With My Mind
- A4: Amen
- B1: That's Just Fine (Vocal Version)
- B2: Come Down Easy
- B3: Mary Anne
- C1: Feel So Good
- C2: 2.35 (Feedback Version)
- C3: Hey Man
- C4: It's Allright
- D1: 2.35 (Version 2)
- D2: Things'll Never Be The Same
- D3: Transparent Radiation (Organ Version)
- D4: Repeater (Demo)
Double LP on heavyweight 180 gram audiophile black vinyl in a wide spined sleeve with new artwork layout. Re-mastered by John Rivers at Woodbine Studios especially for vinyl release. Includes a bonus track not on the CD version and new artwork design. Never has a record been so aptly titled, or so perfectly descriptive of a band's particular vision of the universe. For all that, the original appearance of Taking Drugs was in fact a bootleg on the semi-legendary/semi-notorious Father Yod imprint in 1990, later supplemented with contemporary outtakes and cuts for the Bomp reissue in 1994 and one further song for the Space Age version in 2000. The original seven tracks, dated January 1986 and the first recordings to feature Pete Bain on bass, are collectively known as the Northampton Demos, understandably named for the recording location in a studio outside said English city. Both Sonic and Pierce have been on record as long preferring these takes to the eventual versions that surfaced for the most part on Sound of Confusion. Certainly it's a fine set of performances, showing a definite step toward the more familiar sound of the group and away from the rougher takes on For All the Fucked Up Children of the World. "The Sound of Confusion," aka "Walkin' With Jesus," rips along with fierce energy, Pierce's singing and the rampaging, primitive wail and rumble of the band just wonderful. "Losing Touch With My Mind" takes things to an even higher level, a huge wallop of feedback and beat (Natty Brooker's drumming in particular delivers just what the doctor ordered), Pierce delivering the lines with a flat, cutting drawl. On the slightly lighter tip, "Come Down Easy" is more or less fully in place (aside from singing about it being 1986!), possessing a more upfront but less vocally distinct feel than the Perfect Prescription take. The tracks that surfaced on the later reissues come from a variety of different sessions, including the original take on "Feel So Good" and a good live version of "Things'll Never Be the Same," one of several cuts featuring Brooker's drumming replacement Rosco.
- A1: To Sir With Love
- A2: The Boat That I Row
- A3: Let's Pretend
- A4: Love Loves To Love Love
- A5: Me, The Peaceful Heart
- A6: Boy
- A7: I'm A Tiger
- B1: Boom Bang-A-Bang
- B2: Oh Me Oh My (I'm A Fool For You Baby)
- B3: Everybody's Got To Clap
- B4: The Man With The Golden Gun
- B5: The Man Who Sold The World
- B6: Watch That Man
- B7: Take Your Mama For A Ride
- Throughout her career, Lulu has worked with some of the best in the business. In the space of ten exciting years, straddling the
60s and the 70s, her recordings were produced by the stellar list of Mickie Most, Arif Mardin, Jerry Wexler, Tom Dowd, Wes Farrell
and David Bowie, with arrangements by the likes of John Paul Jones, Johnny Harris and Peter Knight.
- The hits featured include 'To Sir With Love' (a US # 1), 'The Boat That I Row', 'Love Loves To Love Love', 'I'm A Tiger' (written
by Ronnie Scott and Marty Wilde), 'Boom Bang-A-Bang', 'Oh Me Oh My (I'm A Fool For You Baby)', 'The Man With The Golden
Gun' (John Barry's theme for the Bond film), 'The Man Who Sold The World' and 'Watch That Man', and 'Take Your Mama For
A Ride'.
- The inner sleeve of this LP is lavishly illustrated with many archive photos.
Slender Man Tells The Story Of A Tall, Thin, Horrifying Figure With Unnaturally Long Arms And A Featureless Face, Who Is Reputed To Be Responsible For The Haunting And Disappearance Of Countless Children And Teens. The Album Features The Film's Original Music Composed By Ramin Djawadi (game Of Thrones, Westworld, Iron Man) And Brandon Campbell (the Thinning). The Motifs Are Thin And Sneaky And Not Too Heavy. It Just Fits Perfect In The Dense Tension Of The Storyline. The Classic Horror Sound Is Present At Some Moments, But It's Mostly The Melodies Of String That Pulls The Soundtrack To The Right Direction.
The Slender Man package contains a min-poster and you'll find secret inscriptions in the run-out groove. The album is available as a limited Halloween edition of 666 numbered copies on coloured (transparent & black swirled) vinyl.
-180 GRAM AUDIOPHILE VINYL
-PVC PROTECTIVE SLEEVE
-SCORE BY BRANDON CAMPBELL & RAMIN DJAWADI (GAME OF THRONES / WESTWORLD)
-CONTAINS MINI-POSTER
-SECRET INSCRIPTIONS IN RUN-OUT GROOVE BRAND NEW 2018 HORROR MOVIE
-LIMITED HALLOWEEN EDITION OF 666 NUMBERED COPIES ON COLOURED (TRANSPARENT & BLACK SWIRLED) VINYL
- A1: I Never Loved A Man (The Way I Love You)
- A2: Do Right Woman, Do Right Man
- A3: Respect
- A4: Baby I Love You
- A5: A Natural Woman (You Make Me Feel Like)
- A6: Chain Of Fools
- B1: (Sweet Sweet Baby) Since You've Been Gone
- B2: Ain't No Way
- B3: Think
- B4: You Send Me
- B5: The House That Jack Built
- B6: I Say A Little Prayer
- C1: See Saw
- C2: My Song
- C3: The Weight
- C4: Tracks Of My Tears
- C5: I Can't See Myself Leaving You
- C6: Gentle On My Mind
- C7: Share Your Love With Me
- D1: Eleanor Rigby
- D2: Call Me
- D3: Son Of A Preacher Man
- D4: Spirit In The Dark - With The Dixie Flyers
- D5: Don't Play That Song - With The Dixie Flyers
- D6: Border Song (Holy Moses)
When Aretha Franklin joined Atlantic Records in 1967, it was the beginning of an unprecedented run that would ultimately cement her place as a music legend, a global household name, and one of the most influential singers of all time.
The Atlantic Singles Collection 1967-1970 features 34 singles which Franklin released during her first three years with Atlantic Records. Arranged chronologically, the songs on the new collection originally appeared on six studio albums: I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You (1967), Aretha Arrives (1967), Lady Soul (1968), Aretha Now (1968), Soul '69 (1969), This Girl's In Love With You (1970), and Spirits In The Dark (1970). The only exception is Franklin's cover of Elton John's 'Border Song', which was released as a single in 1970 and later appeared on her 1972 album Young, Gifted and Black. The vinyl version is a double LP with 25 tracks.
The album is stacked with many of Franklin's best-known songs, including 'I Never Loved A Man (The Way I Love You)', 'Respect', 'Baby I Love You', 'Chain Of Fools' and '(Sweet Sweet Baby) Since You've Been Gone.' Several of the songs on this collection are cover versions that underscore Franklin's exceptional skill at reinterpreting music and making songs her own. Among the highlights are her versions of Sam Cooke's 'You Send Me', The Band's 'The Weight', The Beatles' 'Eleanor Rigby', and Dionne Warwick's 'I Say A Little Prayer', which became a Billboard Top 10 hit for Franklin in 1968.
- A1: Junie - Suzie Thundertussy (4:11)
- A2: Funkadelic - You & Your Folks, Me & My Folks (3:39)
- A3: The Detroit Emeralds - You're Gettin' A Little Too Smart
- A4: King Errisson - Back From The Dead (4:41)
- A5: Pleasure Web - Music Man (Part 2) (2:11)
- B1: Magictones - Good Old Music (3:53)
- B2: Funkadelic - I'll Bet You (4:09)
- B3: Junie - Tight Rope (Single Mix) (4:06)
- B4: Caesar Frazier - Funk It Down (5:04)
- B5: Fuzzy Haskins - The Fuz & Da Boog (3:27)
- C1: Ohio Players - Funky Worm (2:40)
- C2: Spanky Wilson - Kissing My Love (4:15)
- C3: The Detroit Emeralds - Baby Let Me Take You (In My Arms) (3:41)
- C4: Unique Blend - Does He Treat You Better (3:17)
- C5: Fantastic Four - Mixed Up Moods & Attitudes (5:32)
- D1: Funkadelic - I Wanna Know If It's Good To You (2:53)
- D2: The Counts - Pack Of Lies (4:12)
- D3: Fantastic Four - Disco Pool Blues (4:45)
- D4: Denise Lasalle - Heartbreaker Of The Year (2:52)
Celebrating its 50th birthday this year, Westbound Records is the Detroit institution that discovered Funkadelic and the Ohio Players, with a rich catalogue that is probably amongst the most sampled in the world.
Our 'Super Breaks' series makes a welcome return, throwing the spotlight on the records which have been sampled on both Westbound and its Eastbound subsidiary. These come not only from the more obvious names such as the Detroit Emeralds, Denise LaSalle, Junie Morrison, Funkadelic and Ohio Players, but also the lesser-known Pleasure Web and the Magictones.
The list of artists who have sampled these records reads like a Who's Who of the hip-hop and dance worlds. These tracks will be recognised from well-known records by Kanye West, Dr Dre, Snoop Dogg, A Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul, Fatboy Slim, and many more.
Both the double vinyl and the CD come with extensive sleeve notes and a breakdown of where each track has been sampled.
- A1: Double Exposure - Ten Percent (Walter Gibbons Disco Madness Mix)
- A2: Luv U Madly Orchestra - Rocket Rock (Walter Gibbons 12" Mix)
- B1: Loleatta Holloway - Catch Me On The Rebound (Walter Gibbons Disco Madness Mix)
- B2: Loleatta Holloway - Hit And Run (Walter Gibbons 12 Mix)
- C1: Love Comittee - Where Will It End (Walter Gibbons 12" Mix)
- C2: Love Comittee - Just As Long As I Got You (Walter Gibbons 12" Mix)
- D1: Cellophane - (Dance With Me) Let's Believe (Walter Gibbons Disco 12" Mix)
- D2: First Choice - Let No Man Put Asunder (Walter Gibbons Disco Madness Mix)
Walter Gibbons, a true master of the mix, a disco legend, a pioneer of dance music. There's literally very few who can lay claim to progressing the artform of studio mixing and technique than the late Gibbons. His contribution to contemporary music cannot be understated, first as a DJ where his drum laced experimentation captured the ears and minds of his peers and the dancers, then later as a mixer and studio genius where he continued on his quest. Often fixated on the percussion and breaks within records his versions would often dive into spaced out, dubby and stripped back territory that very few of his peers were even contemplating at that time, fervently reconstructing the tracks themselves and often the time, space and dancefloor within which the record was being played. A true original, Gibbons was behind many of the 'definitive' versions of the classics, his unique style often catapulting records that were just fine in their original form into brand new colourful, cosmic interpretations that flourished sonically and rhythmically with brand new sounds that bristled with vision.
Salsoul Records thought a well programmed and thought out retrospective of this legends output was in order and this incredible collection of tracks is where we find ourselves. A stellar compilation across 2 heavyweight slabs of wax featuring of some of Gibbons' finest works. Included you'll find genre defining cuts like his mixes of Double Exposure, Loleatta Holloway, Love Committee, First Choice and many more.
A truly essential package for the die-hard Disco aficionado or for those who are exploring this most important movement in dance music for the first time. Curated with the full input and backing of Salsoul Records and carefully selected to reflect the truly timeless nature of the music contained within. For listening, for dancing, for turning on a party!
Remastered by Optimum Mastering. Artwork & design by Million Dollar Disco. Fully authorised.
- A1: S Curro & Manul - "Bloodclat
- A2: Limabeatz - "Lindeza
- A3: Pedro Ladroga - "Inter-View
- A4: Manul & Energy Man - "Sp Funky
- A5: The Gardener - "Nube Negra" (Feat Sklt Sklt)
- B1: Flat Erik - "Matrix" (Lost Twin Remix)
- B2: Highkili - "Lpgc" (Sklt Sklt Remix)
- B3: Manul & Energy Man - "Bombon" (Kid Cala Remix)
- B4: Bsn Posse & Hidden Jayeem - "Calabria
Tucky Buzzard
The Complete Tucky Buzzard 5 Lp Slipcase Box Set
- Having Come To The End Of The Psychedelic Path, The End Decided On A Change Of Musical Direction And A Change Of Name,
Arising From The Ashes As Tucky Buzzard In 1970 And Retaining The Line-up Of Guitarist Terry Taylor, Organist Nicky Graham,
Drummer Paul Francis, Bassist Dave Brown, And Vocalist Jimmy Henderson.
- The First Album, Recorded With Madrid Philharmonic Orchestra Directed By Waldo De Los Rios, Contained Some Last Vestiges
Of The Band's Previous Existence. But The Second Album, Produced By Old Associate Bill Wyman With Glyn Johns At Olympic
Studios Set Out The Band's Template Of Bluesy Rock, A Leading Genre At The Dawn Of The 70s. Mick Taylor Makes A Guest
Appearance.
- For The Fourth And Fifth Albums, The Band Was Signed To Deep Purple's Own Purple Records. Bill Wyman Continued In The
Producer's Chair, But The Departing Nicky Graham Was Replaced With A Second Guitarist.
- Strictly Limited To 750 Copies, And Housed In A Numbered Rigid Slipcase Featuring Photos From The Collection Of Terry Taylor
(bill Wyman's Right Hand Man In The Rhythm Kings For The Last 25+ Years), All The Original Sleeves (including Two Gatefolds)
Are Faithfully Reproduced. The Inner Sleeves Feature Extensive Annotation By Alan Robinson Based On Interviews With The Band.
- A1: Desmond Dekker & Aces - Israelites
- A2: Dave & Ansel Collins - Double Barrel
- A3: The Maytals - Monkey Man
- A4: Harry J All Stars - Liquidator
- A5: The Pioneers- Longshot Kick The Bucket
- A6: The Upsetters - Return Of Django
- B1: The Paragons - The Tide Is High
- B2: Desmond Dekker & Aces - It Mek
- B3: Tony Tribe - Red Red Wine
- B4: Desmond Dekker & Aces - 0.0.7 Shanty Town
- B5: Dave & Ansel Collins - Monkey Spanner
- B6: The Maytals - 54 46 Was My Number
- C1: Ken Boothe - Everything I Own
- C2: Dennis Brown - Money In My Pocket
- C3: John Holt - Help Me Make It Through The Night
- C4: Susan Cadogan - Hurt So Good
- C5: The Pioneers - Let Your Year Be Yeah
- C6: Sophia George - Girlie Girlie
- D1: Althea & Donna - Uptown Top Ranking
- D2: Desmond Dekker - You Can Get It If You Really Want
- D3: Bob & Marcia - Young, Gifted & Black
- D4: Greyhound - Black And White
- D5: Nicky Thomas - Love Of The Common People
- D6: Errol Dunkley - Ok Fred
To mark the 50th anniversary of Trojan Records comes 'Trojan Ska & Reggae Classics', a double vinyl album comprising 24 of the most celebratory Jamaican music hits from the iconic label's legendary catalogue.
Released in tandem with the TV advertised 3CD version of the same name, this joyous collection showcases the very best in classic Caribbean sounds, from rude boy ska to dancehall anthems, with the set featuring an incredible 22 Top 50 UK chartbusters, including 4 UK Number 1s and 13 Top 10s.
The perfect musical accompaniment for the summer of 2018 and beyond, this blistering 2LP vinyl collection compilation ably demonstrates just what makes Trojan so special and why it remains the world's greatest reggae label, half a century since its launch.
As an integral part of the Trojan 50 marketing campaign, the LP will be heavily promoted via the label's website, Facebook & Twitter pages, Instagram and YouTube channel.
[T] D2 | Desmond Dekker - You Can Get It If You Really Want
- A1: There's A Break In The Road
- A2: 12 Red Roses
- A3: Mean Man
- A4: I'm Gonna Git Ya
- B1: Ride Your Pony
- B2: Show It
- B3: I Don't Wanna Hear It
- B4: Bad Luck
- C1: Hook, Line 'N' Sinker
- C2: Lonely Hearts
- C3: What A Sad Feeling
- C4: What'd I Do Wrong
- D1: Trouble With My Lover
- D2: Sometime
- D3: I'm Evil Tonight
- D4: Nearer To You
- D5: All I Want Is You
Betty Harris' The Lost Queen of New Orleans Soul collects together the steady stream of amazing soul and funk singles issued by Betty Harris from 1964 to 1969, under the musical guidance of legendary composer, musician and producer extraordinaire Allen Toussaint, a collection which truly captures the heart and soul of the city of New Orleans during this era.
Betty Harris's powerful, fiery soulful vocals found a perfect accompaniment with the New Orleans' players that Toussaint put together to back her, which by the time of her funk classic 'There's A Break In The Road' were the legendary super-tight, super-funk New Orleans group The Meters.
With the extraordinary song-writing skills of Allen Toussaint alongside the powerful, soaring, confident and emotive singer and the groove of The Meters, you have an unbeatable combination. That Harris never in fact lived in New Orleans (she flew in from Florida for all her sessions with Toussaint's local in-house players) seems almost an irrelevance, a geographical aside to the defining New Orleans sound captured on the recordings featured here.
All of these singles featured here were released on Allen Toussaint and his business partner Marshal Sehorn's local New Orleans label Sansu, widely distributed in the southern city but in only limited quantities elsewhere. As a consequence, Betty Harris' music failed to achieve the commercial success of other New Orleans artists such as Lee Dorsey (who she recorded with) and The Meters (who backed her). And so at the end of the decade she stopped recording, retired from the music business to raise her family in Florida.
This is no reflection of the stunning musical quality of all these songs which encompass everything from southern soul, heavy funk, deep soul ballads and northern soul. Betty Harris has been a cornerstone of Soul Jazz Records' New Orleans Funk and New Orleans Soul compilations. Always soulful and always funky, Betty Harris' music contains the essence of New Orleans music. She is the Lost Soul Queen of New Orleans.
This collection is released on CD, heavyweight gatefold double LP vinyl (+ download code) and digital and comes complete with full biography, original label artwork.
- 1: Intro
- 2: Octopussies - Don't Skip That
- 3: Octopussies - Future Classic (Feat. Mista Min)
- 4: Blockboy - World Against Us (Feat. Mista Min)
- 5: Primatune - King Kong Rap (Feat. Masta Ace)
- 6: Blockboy - Bunnybreak
- 7: John Pussner - Riesen Himbeer Bonbon
- 8: Big Mama's Boys - Müncheeen (Feat. Epi.kur)
- 9: Epi.kur - Bis Wann
- 10: Mike Sense - Grown As Man
- 11: Danny Decock - Mosca
- 12: Blockboy - The Renaissance
- 13: Blockboy - Runaway (Feat. Ethic)
- 14: Primatune - Primat City Radio
- 15: Primatune - Oleg, Oleg (Feat. Gasreiz & Thk)
- 16: Primatune - Primat City Radio Werbepause
- 17: Dharmabums - Wassn Dassn!!
- 18: Primatune - So Sieht's Aus (Feat. Wordsworth)
- 19: Epi.kur - Wohin Die Reise Geht
- 20: Mikzn70 - Keinsommertrack (Feat. E.p.eazy & Pat Riot)
- 21: Blockboy - Blasdudler
- 22: Octopussies - Slidin
- 23: Mike Sense - Green Gold (Feat. Declaime)
- 24: Blockboy - Well Wicked
- 25: Blockboy - Woodbox Sonata No. 4
- 26: Blockboy - E E E (Jon Kennedy Remix / Pussner Edit)
- 27: Blockboy - Apache Walk (Asagaya Remix / Pussner Edit) (Feat. Nahawa Doumbia)
- 28: Lippovic - C.u
At a time when on every street corner, adolescent wannabe gangstas believed they had to tell everyone and their dog about their greatness and the inferiority of all others, there was a cadre of Munich-based Hip-Hop artists producing incredibly fresh and imaginative music, inspired, of course, by the golden era of the 90s. They played gigs in small clubs in front of some dozens of people, spread mixtapes and Eps and were celebrated by their friends and the rest of the scene. The world took no notice - until now ! Tramp Records, specializing in unearthing forgotten pearls of musical art, documents with "Golden Hits", an era of Munich underground Hip Hop which flew completely under the radar, spanning ten years from 2005 to 2015. The musical bandwidth and quality of the tracks is astonishing, but so much more could have been possible. Much of this music remained fragmented or unreleased for a host of reasons, families, stressful jobs, musical reorientation, and even lost hard disks... but one story has a happy ending! When Masta Ace had a live show at the legendary Atomic Cafe, Primatune's Fid Rizz was able to hand over a CD with demo beats. Unfortunately the CD was blank by mistake! But the curiosity of Masta Ace had been piqued, and he got back to him, the rest is history. Features of other stateside rap heroes like Wordsworth or Declaime followed.
The very best of this era, including tracks never before heard and ideas remaining fragmented, has now been compiled by Tramp Records to take you for a fascinating listening journey.
Hip Hop, as it was since it's inception in the Bronx, fresh and real, and made with passion by neighborhood kids spitting truth about life and the struggle!
Key selling points:
- including many unreleased songs
- the vinyl LP comes with a full album download code
Closed Paradise brings his inimitably smooth ethos to Lovedancing. His sampladelic originals are a pastiche of sources, glued together for the booty and soul. At his request, none other than Whiskey Disco's own, Pontchartrain and The Silver Rider remix to round out and bring added funk and flex to the array.
- A1: Band One - Stories / Cairo Wonk / Ballache Mansions
- A2: Band Two - Jazz Pact / Feelin Dank / Industrial Giant Colour
- A3: Band Three - Theme From The Tincleton Now / Man Next Door
- A4: Band Four - Now There's Pain / Art Slab
- B1: Band One - Teahead Of Time / Western Monk
- B2: Band Two - Carnaby St Caper / Gongs2Go / Turnintuit
- B3: Band Three - Bontempi Ventures / Speltre Flecks
- B4: Band Four - Kitten Kindred / Zvuk Poisk / Cimbolism
- B5: Band Five - Baked Tapes
Glyn Bigga Bush has been producing electronic and sample-based music since the early 90s when he formed Rockers Hi Fi, going on to release numerous albums. Since the turn of the century he has produced and DJ'd as BiggaBush as well as various side projects such as Lightning Head (Sonar Kollektiv), the Dandelion Set (Buried Treasure) and the Magic Drum Orchestral (Tru Thoughts).
Bigga's latest project 'Sunken Foal Stories' represents a departure from much of his other work in that it is not primarily based on beats. Instead, his working method was to go with fascinating samples, accidental juxtapositions and irregular loops - inspired by pioneers of sound such as Faust and the audio experiments of Julian House as well as early stereo test records, soundtracks and library music.
The 21 concise tracks of Sunken Foal Stories link into two 15 minute segments on the LP. Bush explores the random elements created by overlaying disparate samples, where chimes of baroque psychedelia clash with ascending classical strings, or a haunting Eastern European folk song is looped into an eternal cadence of longing. Various voices float over the speakers, lost poets, disturbing therapists, dreaming vampires, chuckling cabaret singers. Sourced almost entirely from charity shops and carboot sales, the source material speaks of a forgotten yet relatively recent period, when stereo was something new and exciting, when home entertainment first came into its own and suburban homes thrilled to the exotic sounds of home organs, primitive beatboxes, LPs bought in unusual holiday destinations and 'glamorous' soundtracks.
- A1: Coco Feat. Lilja Bloom
- A2: Hurt
- A3: For Rose
- A4: True Romance Feat. Lilja Bloom
- A5: Distance Feat. Lylith
- A6: Wake Up Sister Feat. Max The Sax
- A7: Let's Roll Feat. Blaktroniks
- B1: Sunny Bunny Blues Feat Veda 36
- B2: Dandy Feat. Yola B
- B3: Your Man
- B4: Promises Feat. Klaus Hainy
- B5: Letoile Feat. Max The Sax
- B6: You And Me Feat. Lilja Bloom
- B7: The Mojo Radio Gang (Radio Version)
- C1: Ragtime Cat Feat. Lilja Bloom
- C2: Silent Snow Feat. Max The Sax
- C3: Libella Swing
- C4: Catgroove
- C5: Matilda
- C6: The Flame
- D1: Fleur De Lille
- D2: Hotel Axos
- D3: Monster
Coco finally available on double vinyl for the first time. With his unmistakable sound-mix of Jazzand Swing samples and electronic music, Parov Stelar has secured his own unique position in the world of music.
The double vinyl starts off where his former successful LP's ended. On the other hand he is consequently developing his established jazzy sound, by adding new stylistic elements to his tunes. Also his dancefloor-productions, which
have been published only as singles, now find a debut to a greater extent on this album. They meet with Stelar's melancholic-melodious trademark-sound, which is well known from his earlier albums, but now also spiced up with Hip-
Hop beats and synthpads. An electrifying album to fall for. The two vinyls are originally thought of as one with tracks that can be danced to and one with tracks just for listening. Nevertheless the line between those two approaches becomes blurred in Parov Stelar's newer compositions. The
album makes your feet tap more and more with every track. The musician himself sees the LP as a 'book for musical readers' which is classically defined in introduction, middle part and end. Because of streaming hit singles the
consumer behaviour changed, people don't listen to albums the same way they used to. The whole experience that includes refelecting on less prominent tracks somehow got lost. Parov Stelar sets 'Coco' as a statement against this habit.
- A1: The Cure All Cats Are Grey
- A2: Black Sabbath Planet Caravan
- A3: Nino Rota O' Venezia Venaga Venusia
- A4: The Band I Shall Be Released
- B1: Georges Delerue Camille
- B2: Japan Ghosts
- B3: Scott Walker The Old Man's Back Again
- B4: Jeff Alexander Come Wander With Me
- B5: Cat Power Metal Heart
- C1: Minnie Riperton Lovin' You
- C2: Tan Dun For The World
- C3: Sébastien Tellier Le Long De La Rivière Tendre
- C4: Lee Hazlewood My Autumn's Done Come
- D1: Robert Wyatt P.l.a
- D2: Elliott Smith Let's Get Lost
- D3: The Troggs Cousin Jane
- D4: Air / Alessandro Baricco Musica
- D5: The Cleveland Orchestra Ravel: Pavane Pour Une Infante Défunte
2018 Reissue Lp, First Time And Exclusive To Thi Pressing On 180g Vinyl (& Download Code )
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- A1: Romeo Delight
- A2: Unchained Drum Solo
- A3: The Full Bug
- A4: Runnin' With The Devil
- A5: Jamie's Cryin
- B1: Little Guitars
- B2: Dance The Night Away
- B3: Somebody Get Me A Doctor/I'm So Glad
- B4: Little Dreamer
- C1: Mean Street
- C2: Secrets
- C3: Everybody Wants Some!!
- C4: Ice Cream Man
- D1: Intruder
- D2: (Oh) Pretty Women
- D3: Eruption
- D4: Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love
- D5: Bottoms Up!
- D6: You Really Got Me
DELUXE VINYL EDITION !!! By the start of the 1980s, following a string of multi-Platinum albums and electric live performances - due in no small part to the onstage chemistry between guitarist Eddie Van Halen and singer David Lee Roth - Van Halen were an unstoppable force. Their 1982 album Diver Down followed peaking at No. 3 on the Billboard chart and went four times Platinum in the U.S. alone. In support of the album, the group toured worldwide through 1982 and 1983. 1983 would also be the first and only time the group would travel to South America, and it is from this leg of the tour that the show featured on this release originates. Recorded at the first of three dates at Venezuela's 20,000-capacity Poliedro de Caracas, the performance was broadcast simultaneously over FM radio. On top form and playing a rich selection from their current and back catalogue - including '(Oh) Pretty Woman', 'Eruption' and 'Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love' among numerous other Halen classics - this extraordinary show is now finally available for fans of this enduring collective to add to their collections.
- A1: Ken Boothe - Freedom Street
- A2: The Melodians - Sweet Sensation
- A3: The Maytals - Monkey Man
- A4: Ken Boothe - Why Baby Why
- A5: Beverley's All Stars - Cotton Dandy
- A6: Joe White - So Much Love
- B1: The Maytals - She's My Scorcher
- B2: The Pioneers - Simmer Down Quashie
- B3: The Gaylads - There's A Fire
- B4: Delroy Wilson - Show Me The Way
- B5: The Gaylads - This Time I Won't Hurt You
- B6: Bruce Ruffin - I'm The One
- 180 GRAM AUDIOPHILE VINYL
- 33 MM SLEEVE
- LIMITED EDITION OF 750 INDIVIDUALLY NUMBERED COPIES ON ORANGE VINYL
Hot Shots Of Reggae is an recording on which a bunch of popular reggae songs are brought together. The album was originally released in the autumn of 1970 and compiled by the legendary Chinese-Jamaican producer Leslie Kong. He had enjoyed many hits in in Europe and selected some of the true pearls from the reggae music to shine on the album. The album includes the Maytals' hit Monkey Man, the sparkling So Much Love by Joe White and the fine rythms of Ken Boothe's Freedom Street.
The influential producer Leslie Kong once discovered Jimmy Cliff and recorded him on his own record label Beverley's. In 1962 he recorded Bob Marley's first single and through the 60's het became known as the producer of many big artists, like Desmond Dekker and Joe Higgs. He died of a heart attack, at the age of 38, in august 1971.
The album is now available as a Limited Edition of 750 individually numbered copies and comes on orange vinyl.
- A1: Mundo - Algo Mas (Sansibar´s Tanz-Sane Mix)
- A2: Good Joe - No More Dreaming
- A3: Mirage Man - Amygdala Hijack
- B1: Trevor Deep Jr. - Transpose Believer
- B2: Lil' Tony - Drm
- B3: Byman/Stennabb - Modern Dynamic Lounge Music
- B4: Tdj - For The People (Skit)
- C1: Inbetween Nights - Other Place
- C2: Dj Rubio - The Domicile Of Endless Heartache
- C3: Bongo Rock - Love Theme From Siltanen
- D1: V_T_X - #9Rl
- D2: Shuffles - Ratina
- D3: Tdj - All I Have Is My Memoirs
Original year of release: 1991. Features the tracks 'Out Of Time Man', 'King Of Bongo', 'Madame Oscar', etc. Mano Negra the legendary first band of French singer Manu Chao ... featuring songs in Spanish, French, English and Arabic.. We are celebrating this year the 30th anniversary of its foundation. The album has been unavailable on vinyl since its first original pressing.
- A1: New Age Synthesis ( Unzipping The Zype )
- A2: Hurdy Gurdy Glissando (Live At Philips Halle )
- B1: Light In The Sky ( Live At Philips Halle )
- B2: Unidentified (Flying Being )
- C1: Radio ( Live At Philips Halle )
- C2: The Dervish Riff ( Live At Philips Halle )
- C3: Hurdy Gurdy Man ( Live At Philips Halle )
- D1: Motivation ( Live At Philips Halle)
- D2: 1988 Aktivator ( Live At Philips Halle )
- D3: Crystal City ( Live At Philips Halle )
- E1: Activation, Meditation ( Live At Philips Halle )
- E2: The Glorious Om Riff ( Live At Philips Halle )
- E3: Meditation Of The Dragon ( Live At Philips Halle )
- F1: It's All Too Much ( Live At Philips Halle )
- F2: Encore 1 : Electrik Gypsies ( Live At Philips Halle )
- F3: Encore 2 : Talking To The Sun ( Live At Philips Halle )
Some gigs are simply meant to be out there - even if they take decades to actually make it into our hands. This is without doubt one of those concerts, recorded at the Philips Halle, D sselsdorf on the 28th March 1979
during the Live Herald Tour. Includes the only known live recording of Talking to the Sun' Released following the AIM-nominated deluxe box set from Hillage, 'Searching for the Spark', this new 'Dusselsdorf' double CD showcases the Steve Hillage Band's prowess with excellent sound quality - a quality so high that you'll forget that it's a live recording until the applause. This is a band at the height of its powers, with Steve in great voice throughout, and most obviously utterly
enjoying themselves. The vibe is completely infectious and doesn't let up throughout the entire gig. Featuring Steve's own adventurous compositions and covers of Beatles and Donovan classics, all are approached with a joie-de-vivre and high sensibility. The trademark heady combination of vibrant psychedelic rock interwoven with an irresistible full blooded groove, interspersed with the smoothest of deepspace synth/guitar trips gathers all before it in a tsunami of up-lifting music.
With the benefit of hindsight, Steve's musical trajectory from the creative space riffs of Gong to the trance and techno of System 7 is made instantly clear. This version of 'Dusseldorf' will be released as a double CD presented in
mediabook packaging complete with a 24-page booklet and 3LP gatefold pressed on to 180g heavyweight vinyl.
'A Part Of Me' is the debut album by Ivan Arlaud alias 1954, a young musician from Lyon, France. It's an immersive journey between nostalgic and synthetic sounds, melancholia and hope, fears and confidence. He contrived to describe all the bright, warm, cold and dark moments of his restless imagination in rhythms without being intrusive. As the title says, it's his personal disclosure.
- A1: Contract On The World Love Jam
- A10: Power To The People
- A2: Brothers Gonna Work It Out
- A3: 911 Is A Joke
- A4: Incident At 66.6Fm
- A5: Welcome To The Terrodome
- A6: Meet The G That Killed Me
- A7: Pollywanacraka
- A8: Anti Nigger Machine
- A9: Burn Hollywood Burn
- B1: Who Stole The Soul?
- B10: Fight The Power
- B2: Fear Of A Black Planet
- B3: Revolutionary Geneartion
- B4: Can't Do Nuttin' For Ya Man
- B5: Reggie Jax
- B6: Leave This Off Your Fu*Kin Charts
- B7: Side Wins Again
- B8: War At 33 & A Third
- B9: Final Count Of The Collision Between Us & The Damned
- A1: I Wanna Be Your Man
- A2: Stoned
- A3: Not Fade Away
- A4: Little By Little
- A5: It's All Over Now
- A6: Good Times Bad Times
- A7: Little Red Rooster
- A8: Off The Hook
- B1: The Last Time
- B2: Play With Fire
- B3: Satisfaction
- B4: The Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man
- B5: Get Off Of My Cloud
- B6: I'm Free
- B7: Con Le Mie Lacrime (As Tears Go By)
- B8: Heart Of Stone
- A1: Can't Help Falling In Love
- A2: Heartbreak Hotel
- A3: Hound Dog
- A4: (Marie's The Name) His Latest Flame (Marie's The Name)
- A5: Surrender
- A6: It's Now Or Never
- A7: Stuck On You
- A8: I Forgot To Remember To Forget
- A9: Blue Hawaii
- B1: The Girl Of My Best Friend
- B2: Love Me Tender
- B3: All Shook Up
- B4: Are You Lonesome Tonight?
- B5: A Big Hunk O'love
- B6: I Feel So Bad
- B7: Little Sister
- B8: Rock-A-Hula Baby
- B9: King Creole
- C1: Blue Suede Shoes
- C2: A Mess Of Blues
- C3: I Gotta Know
- C4: My Baby Left Me
- C5: Wild In The Country
- C6: Wooden Heart
- D4: Give Me The Right
- D5: Sentimental Me
- D6: Starting Today
- D7: Gently
- D8: In Your Arms
- D9: Put The Blame On Me
- E1: Jailhouse Rock
- E2: I Slipped, I Stumbled, I Fell
- E3: Good Rockin' Tonight
- E4: Wear My Ring Around Your Neck
- E5: I Was The One
- E6: Judy
- E7: I Want You With Me
- E8: Fame & Fortune
- E9: My Wish Came True
- F1: Return To Sender
- F2: Mystery Train
- F3: Don't Be Cruel
- F4: I'm Coming Home
- F5: It's A Sin
- F6: (You're So Square) Baby I Don't Care (You're So Square)
- F7: Hawaiian Wedding Song
- C7: Flaming Start
- F8: Blue Moon Of Kentucky
- C9: Love Me
- F9: Fever
- D2: There's Always Me
- C8: Lonely Man
- D1: Suspicion
- D3: That's All Right
Silver Vinyl[44,50 €]
- A1: Boogie Man Skank
- A2: Don´t Stop Jammin
- A3: Full Time
- A4: Natural Resource
- A5: Snap Back
- B1: Zip Bag
- B2: Good Morning Midnight
- B3: Dewey Like This
- B4: Holiday Hold Up
- B5: Wild World
- C1: Gutta Love
- C2: Confession
- C3: Mi Nah Easy
- C4: Cheese Cake
- C5: Big City Dweller
- D1: Buck A Shot
- D2: Kingston Chronic
- D3: Bad To The Bone
- D4: Bubble Like Perrier
- D5: This Wall Will Fall
"Good Morning Midnight" is the second studio album of French MC Biga*Ranx. Driven by the unstoppable flow of the artist, this album drags us into his special universe navigating between Reggae Digital, Hip Hop and Bass Music. As he says so well, Biga*Ranx wanted to "invent his own music". This album has 20 surprising songs from the artistic melting pot of Biga*Ranx. The proof is with the title Cumbia "Buck A Shot" which transports us directly to Colombia, or "Bad To The Bone" with Reggae-Trap influences. However the Reggae soul is still present on the entire record, as evidenced by "Boogie Man Skank" or "Confession". For the composition he used different talented beat-makers like the English of Vibronics or the Danish producers of Maffi. The French scene is also well represented by Manudigital, Tom Fire, Atili Bandalero or Barbés.D. Biga*Ranx loves to sing life simply, always in a personal approach. He approaches the themes of his generation by adding a touch of positivism and fighting spirit, approaching the original message of reggae.
- A1: Shiver
- A2: I Experienced Love
- A3: Pillow Talk
- A4: Swedish Modern
- A5: I Beat The System
- A6: The Dossier On Virna Lindt
- B1: Attention Stockholm
- B2: Underwater Boy
- B3: Letter To Sergei
- B4: Intelligence
- C1: Windmills Of Your Mind
- C2: Model Agent
- C3: Young & Hip
- C4: Man Talk
- C5: Groom
- C6: Episode 1
- D1: Attention Stockholm (Inst.)
- D2: Shiver (Inst.)
- D3: The Dossier On Virna Lindt (Inst.)
- D4: I Beat The System (Inst.)
- D5: Underwater Boy (Reprise)
Les Disques du Crepuscule present an extended double disc reissue of Shiver, the acclaimed debut album by seminal Swedish artist Virna Lindt, originally released by The Compact Organization in 1983.
Written and produced by Virna Lindt and Tot Taylor, Shiver offers 12 slices of chic orchestrated pop informed by 'foreign film' soundtracks, movie composers John Barry and Ennio Morricone, Modernist musique concrete and Cold War spy thrillers. The album spawned three singles: Attention Stockholm, Intelligence and I Experienced Love. For the most part Lindt provides the voiceover for her own narratives, occasionally striking reflective poses amid orchestral swells and multi-layered atmospherics; a clear influence on later acts such as Pulp, St Etienne and Air.
This new edition of Shiver showcases acoustically-enhanced mixes prepared by Taylor and Lindt in 1997, augmented with non-album singles Model Agent and Young & Hip, and immaculate instrumental versions of key album tracks such as Underwater Boy and The Dossier on Virna Lindt. The extended tracklist also finds room for a leftfield cover of Windmills of Your Mind, originally written by Michel Legrand and Alan & Marilyn Bergman for The Thomas Crown Affair and recorded for the Crepuscule compilation album Moving Soundtracks.
Cover photography is by E.A. Janes. The 2xCD edition is housed in a 6 panel digipack with a 12 page booklet. The double vinyl set comes in a stylish gatefold sleeve and includes a free digital copy.
Praise for Shiver: 'Eurocentric Virna Lindt casts herself as a mysterious blonde in a loving pastiche of Continental movie music' (Sounds); 'I think of Shiver as Ingmar Bergman's All These Women cast as 50-odd minutes of musical dialogue. Tot Taylor's fantastic orchestrations cast a brilliant pale of modern love throughout' (Fond/Sound); 'Instead of mere cool styles, there's far more here than a restrictive stereotype' (All Music Guide);
- A1: Tight Rope
- A2: For A Change
- A3: Cowboys Are My Weakness
- A4: No Show Jones
- A5: A World That Passed Me
- B1: One Day
- B2: Playing With Electric Trains
- B3: Lamas Fayre
- B4: Trafalgar Square
- B5: Parents
- C1: Come On Down
- C2: Broken Family
- C3: Battersea Boys
- C4: On My Own I'm Never Bored
- C5: Julian And Sandy
- C6: The Other Man In My Life
- C7: My Mother's Handbag
- D1: Fat As A Fiddle
- D2: The Gates Of Eden
- D3: Reverso
- D4: Never Coming Back
- D5: Good Life
- D6: The Party's Over
- E1: 1975
- E2: Like I Did
- E3: The Still And The Sparkling
- E4: Back In The Day
- E5: Sidney Street
- E6: Cotton Tops
- F1: Upgrade Me
- F2: Who'd Ever Want To Be
- F3: Passion Killer
- F4: Goldfish
- F5: Wrecked
- F6: Happy Once Again
- Chris Difford's place in the pantheon of great English songwriters is assured - surely nearly everyone can sing along to at
least one Squeeze song.
- So in anticipation of the new Squeeze album The Knowledge' (and extensiveUK and US tours this autumn), and following
Chris's autobiography and demos album as well as Edsel's CD box set of Difford's three solo albums (I DIDN'T GET WHERE
I AM (2002), THE LAST TEMPTATION OF CHRIS (2008) and CASHMERE IF YOU CAN (2011)), we now present all three albums on vinyl, with outer and inner sleeves, gathered together in a handsome rigid slipcase.
- Of these only the first album has appeared briefly on LP before - The Last Temptation...' and Cashmere...' make their
vinyl debuts.
- The inner sleeves feature all thealbum lyrics, track-by-track sleevenotes and brand new notes by Chris about the writing
and recording of each album.
The premiere soundtrack release to Peter Weir's 1977 Australian New Wave classic.
Lost electronic score from the enigmatic composer Charles Wain.
12-track LP sourced from the original stereo master tapes.t.
180g vinyl and deluxe packaging including archival film stills and original press material
The Last Wave (also known as Black Rain in the US) was the final chapter in a trilogy of films scripted and directed by the leading auteur of the Australian New Wave, Peter Weir.
Beginning in 1974 with the absurdist black comedy-horror The Cars That Ate Paris, and followed a year later by the lush gothic mystery Picnic At Hanging Rock, The Last Wave was a landmark in existential horror. Sitting alongside other Australian eco-terror films (e.g. Long Weekend) the film featured a haunting electronic soundtrack that is as mysterious and beguiling as the spiritual themes of the film itself.
With no LP issued after the films premiere in 1977, and together with the mystery surrounding the true identity of its enigmatic composer 'Charles Wain', the score is a largely unheard recording of pioneering experimental film electronics, easily compared to the music that contemporaries Klaus Schulze and Tangerine Dream were composing for Australian films during the same period or the electronic soundtracks of John Carpenter.
Tense atonal electronics, synthesizer drones and manipulated Didjeridu all perfectly capture the film's ominous atmosphere, punctuating the slow hypnotic pace of this brooding supernatural thriller. The Last Wave soundtrack is released in conjunction with the lost film music to Nicolas Roeg's 1971 New Wave masterpiece Walkabout composed by John Barry.
The New Backwards, created in 2007, was originally included in the Ape Of Naples box set released on Important in 2008 and was constructed by PETER CHRISTOPHERSON using material from the Backwards sessions recorded in the early '90s for a planned release on Trent Reznor's Nothing Records label. The New Backwards, like The Ape Of Naples, is an intense fan favorite and an essential part of the COIL catalog.
Als Oasis 1997 ihr drittes Album "Be Here Now" veröffentlichten, waren sie nicht weniger als die größte
Rockband der Welt. Bereits im Vorjahr hatten sie einzelne Songs live gespielt und auf verschiedenen Singles
veröffentlicht. Dennoch waren seit den Beatles die Erwartungen an ein neues Album nicht mehr so hoch
gewesen. Die Reaktionen waren seinerzeit gespalten, aus heutiger Sicht muss man sagen: Das war
Jammern auf hohem Niveau. Vielleicht war aber auch die Zeit einfach noch nicht reif für das, was vor allem
Noel Gallagher über Monate austüftelte, ausprobierte, wieder verwarf und neu erfand. Jetzt ist das OasisMastermind in seine Archive gegangen und hat das "verflixte" dritte Album noch einmal runderneuert. Neben
dem knackigen, entschlackten Remaster auf CD und Doppel-LP hat er aber für die Deluxe-Fassung sage und
schreibe 28 zusätzliche Tracks ausgegraben: bis heute nie veröffentlichte Songs, Single-B-Seiten, LiveAufnahmen und Demos, darunter die legendären ersten Skizzen von 14 Songs, die 1996 auf der Karibikinsel
Mustique entstanden.
- A1: Anyway The Wind Blows
- A2: Cadillac Woman
- A3: Can't Get My Rest At Night
- A4: Days Like This
- A5: Down Home Girl
- B1: Gee Baby Ain't I Good To You
- B2: Hit That Jive Jack
- B3: I Can't Dance
- B4: Jealous Girl
- B5: Just For A Thrill
- C1: Keep On Truckin
- C2: Do You Or Don't You I Wanna Know
- C3: Motorvatin' Mama
- C4: Rhythm King
- C5: Rough Cut Diamond
- D1: Streamline Woman
- D2: The Joint Is Jumping
- D3: Tomorrow Night
- D4: Walking One & Only
- D5: Where's The Money
- E1: A True Romance
- E2: Bad To Be Alone
- E3: Bye Bye Blues
- E4: Crazy He Calls Me
- E5: Cry Baby
- E6: Every Sixty Seconds
- F1: Groovin
- F2: He's A Real Gone Guy
- F3: I Put A Spell On You
- F4: I Want To Be Evil
- F5: Long Walk To Dc
- F6: Love Letters
- G1: Snap Your Fingers
- G2: Mojo Boogie
- G3: My Handy Man
- G4: Oh Baby
- G5: Ring My Bell
- G6: Spooky
- H1: That's How Heartaches Are Made
- H2: This Ain't United Nations
- H3: Trust In Me
- H4: When Hollywood Goes Black And Tan
- H5: Yesterdays
- This four LP box set features some of the best studio recordings by Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings, the ten-piece band that Bill
put together after leaving the Rolling Stones in 1992. Whilst the band features guest appearances by all-star musicians (including
Mick Taylor, Eric Clapton, Chris Rea, George Harrison,Gary Brooker and Peter Frampton on these recordings), it has an all-
star core line-up that features Georgie Fame, Beverley Skeete, Albert Lee, Terry Taylor and Bill Wyman himself of course.
- For this compilation, Bill Wyman has chosen forty three tracks that showcase the fantastic lead vocals of both Beverley
Skeete, perhaps the UK's busiest session singer, and Georgie Fame, a star (and legend) in his own right since 1964 of course.
- Each singer has two LPs: Georgie's features his renditions of songs by the likes of J.J. Cale, Mose Allison, Dan Hicks, and Bill
Wyman & Terry Taylor, while Beverley's features her take on songs by Nellie Lutcher, Screamin' Jay Hawkins, J.B. Lenoir and
The Rascals.
- This box set marks the first appearance of any Rhythm Kings recordings on vinyl. The four LPs are housed in an attractive rigid
outer slipcase and the inner sleeves feature all themusician credits.
- A1: Death Rides A Horse
- A2: Guitar Nocturne
- A3: Death Rides A Horse (Version 2)
- A4: Monody For Guitar
- A5: Ghost
- A6: Death Rides A Horse (Version 3)
- A7: Alone In The Night
- A8: Mystic And Severe
- B1: Monody For Guitar (Version 2)
- B2: A Man And A Whistle
- B3: Anger And Sorrow
- B4: Death Rides A Horse (Version 4)
- B5: Monody For Guitar (Version 3)
- B6: Death Rides A Horse (Version 5)
- C1: Mystic And Severe (Version 2)
- C2: Alone In The Night (Version 2)
- C3: Anger And Sorrow (Version 2)
- C4: Alone In The Night (Version 3)
- C5: Mystic And Severe (Version 3)
- C6: Death Rides A Horse (Vocal Version)
- D1: Death Rides A Horse (Stereo Mix)
- D2: Monody For Guitar (Stereo Mix)
- D3: A Man And A Whistle (Stereo Mix)
- D4: Anger And Sorrow (Stereo Mix)
- D5: Death Rides A Horse (Version 2 - Stereo Mix)
The soundtrack for this epic western movie featuring the great Lee Van Cleef bears the signature of Ennio Morricone: Guitars, flute, piano, timpani, drums and a Native-American choir style make this motion picture a kind of original masterpiece in the maestro's oeuvre. I Cantori Moderni di Alessandroni perform here in their own unique way with Alessandro Alessandroni on evidence with his original whistling. The main musical theme was employed by Quentin Tarantino in Kill Bill vol.1 and in Inglourious Bastards!
- FIRST TIME COMPLETE EDITION ON DOUBLE VINYL LIMITED EDITION OF 500 COPIES ON COLORED VINYL
- CONTAINS INSERT WITH TRACKLIST AND ORIGINAL MOVIE PHOTOS
- A1: The Wicker Man
- A2: Holy Smoke
- A3: El Dorado
- A4: Paschendale
- B1: Different World
- B2: Man On The Edge
- B3: The Reincarnation Of Benjamin Breeg
- B4: Blood Brothers
- B5: Rainmaker
- C1: Sign Of The Cross
- C2: Brave New World
- C3: Fear Of The Dark
- C4: Be Quick Or Be Dead
- D1: Tailgunner
- D2: No More Lies
- D3: Coming Home
- D4: The Clansman
- E1: For The Greater Good Of God
- E2: These Colours Don't Run
- E3: Bring Your Daughter... To The Slaughter
- F1: Afraid To Shoot Strangers
- F2: Dance Of Death
- F3: When The Wild Wind Blows
- A1: Rehash - Gratuitous Theft In The Rain
- A2: Rjd2 - Here's What's Left
- A3: Lootpack - Questions
- A4: Demis Roussos - O My Friends You've Been Untrue To Me
- B1: Stereolab - French Disko
- B2: The Butch Cassidy Sound System - Cissy Strutt
- B3: The Ethiopians - Free Man
- B4: Mary Love - I'm In Your Hands
- B5: Novi Singers - Cos Specjalnego
- B6: Gal Costa - Lost In The Paradise
- C1: Innerzone Orchestra - People Make The World Go Round (Kenny Dixon Jnr Remix)
- C2: Donovan - Get Thy Bearings
- C3: Múm - Green Grass Of Tunnel
- D1: Belle & Sebastian - Cassaco Marron
- D2: Space Jam - Let Your Conscience Be Your Guidance
- D3: Big Star - Watch The Sunrise
- D4: Johann Sebastian Bach - Suite No. 2 In B Minor, Badinerie
- D5: David Shrigley - When I Was A Little Girl
- A1: (Intro) I'm So Grateful Ft. Sizzla
- A2: Shining - Ft. Beyoncé & Jay Z
- A3: To The Max - Ft. Drake
- A4: Wild Thoughts - Ft. Rihanna & Bryson Tiller
- B1: I'm The One - Ft. Justin Bieber, Quavo, Chance The Rapper & Lil Wayne
- B2: On Everything - Ft. Travis Scott, Rick Ross & Big Sean
- B3: It's Secured - Ft. Nas & Travis Scott
- B4: Interlude (Hallelujah) - Betty Wright
- B5: Nobody - Ft. Alicia Keys & Nicki Minaj
- B6: I Love You So Much - Ft. Chance The Rapper
- C1: Don't Quit - W/ Calvin Harris Ft. Travis Scott & Jeremih
- C2: I Can't Even Lie - Ft. Future & Nicki Minaj
- C3: Down For Life - Ft. Partynextdoor, Future, Travis Scott, Rick Ross & Kodak Black
- C4: Major Bag Alert - Ft. Migos
- C5: Good Man - Ft. Pusha T & Jadakiss
- D1: Billy Ocean - Ft. Fat Joe & Raekwon
- D2: Pull A Caper - Ft. Kodak Black, Gucci Mane & Rick Ross
- D3: That Range Rover Came With Steps - Ft. Future & Yo Gotti
- D4: Iced Out My Arms - Ft. Future, Migos, 21 Savage & T.i
- D5: Whatever - Ft. Future, Young Thug, Rick Ross & 2 Chainz
- D6: Interlude - Belly
- D7: Unchanging Love - Mavado
- D8: Asahd Talk (Thank You Asahd) - Asahd Tuck Khaled
22 track double gatefold vinyl version of the album (CD) which was released July 7th. Collaborators include Beyonce, Jay Z, Nas,Travis Scott, Alicia Keys, Nicki Minaj, Rihanna, Bryson Tiller, Rick Ross, Big Sean, Calvin Harris, Justin Bieber, Quavo, Lil Wayne, Chance the Rapper & more. Support across radio, TV & press. Online & social media activity.








































