- A1: Lady Sings The Blues
- A2: That Ole Devil Called Love
- A3: All Of Me
- A4: I'e Got My Love To Keep Me Warm
- A5: Good Morning Heartache
- A6: Body & Soul
- A7: These Foolish Things
- B1: God Bless The Child
- B2: You Go To My Head
- B3: Blue Moon
- B4: The Very Thought Of You
- B5: Autumn In New York
- B6: Fine & Mellow
- B7: What A Little Moonlight Can Do
- C1: Solitude
- C2: I Can't Give You Anything But Love
- C3: The Blues Are Brewin
- C4: All Or Nothing At All
- C5: All Of You
- C6: I'm A Fool To Want You
- C7: Lover Man (Oh Where Can You Be?) (Oh Where Can You Be?)
- D1: Sormy Weather
- D2: Easy Living
- D3: Love Me Or Leave Me
- E3: Pennies For Heaven
- E4: Summertime
- E5: My Man
- E6: When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles With You) (The Whole World Smiles With You)
- E7: Ain't Nobody Business If I Do
- F1: Carelessly
- F2: Gloomy Sunday
- F3: I Cried For You
- F4: Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man
- F5: The Man I Love
- F6: Trav'lin Light
- F7: I'll Be Seeing You
- D4: I Loves You Porgy
- D5: It Had To Be You
- D6: One For My Baby (& One More For The Road) (& One More For The Road)
- D7: The Way You Look Tonight
- E1: Strange Fruit
- E2: A Fine Romance
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- A1: Track 1
- A2: Track 2
- A3: Track 3
- A4: Track 4
- A5: Track 5
- A6: Track 6
- A7: Track 7
- B1: Track 8
- B2: Track 9
- B3: Track10
- B4: Track 11
- B5: Track 12
- B6: Track 13
- C1: Track 14
- C2: Track 15
- C3: Track 16
- C4: Track 17
- C5: Track 18
- C6: Track 19
- C7: Track 20
- D1: Track 21
- D2: Track 22
- D3: Track 23
- D4: Track 24
- D5: Track 25
- D6: Track 26
- D7: Track 27
From his early days in 90s collective KMD to his reinvention as a masked supervillain leading the indie hip-hop revolution, MF DOOM has consistently pushed the boundaries of hip-hop in new and unexpected directions. While DOOM's lyrical genius is well documented, he has quietly become an important figure behind the boards as well. DOOM has always produced his own music, and in the early 2000s he released the acclaimed ten-part Special Herbs instrumental series, introducing the world to the dusty, lo-fi loops that define his production aesthetic. In the years since, DOOM has supplied soundscapes for Ghostface Killah's classic Fishscale album, produced an entire album for Masta Ace, and witnessed a new generation of emcees (including Joey Bada$$, Capital STEEZ, and Bishop Nehru) using Special Herbs beats on their breakthrough mixtapes. Now, the villain is putting the spotlight back on his production with the official vinyl release of Special Blends, Vol. 1 & 2. Originally self-released in extremely limited quantities back in 2004, Special Blends Vol. 1 & 2 pairs vintage DOOM-produced Special Herbs instrumentals with classic hip-hop and R&B vocals. Mixed by DOOM himself, this collection incorporates vocals from a wide range of iconic records. Special Blends Vol. 1 & 2 is available in standard 2XLP vinyl format, as well as a deluxe version inside a custom-printed burlap bag.
- A1: The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion - Bellbottoms
- A2: Bob & Earl - Harlem Shuffle
- A3: Jonathan Richman & The Modern Lovers - Egyptian Reggae
- A4: Googie Rene - Smokey Joe's La La
- A5: The Beach Boys - Let's Go Away For Awhile
- A6: Carla Thomas - B A B Y
- A7: Kashmere Stage Band - Kashmere
- A8: The Dave Brubeck Quartet - Unsquare Dance
- B1: The Damned - Neat Neat Neat
- B2: The Commodores - Easy
- B3: T Rex - Debora
- B4: Beck - Debra
- B5: Incredible Bongo Band - Bongolia
- B6: The Detroit Emeralds - Baby Let Me Take You (In My Arms) (In My Arms)
- B7: Alexis Korner's Blues Incorporated - Early In The Morning
- C1: David Mccallum - The Edge
- C2: Martha Reeves & The Vandellas - Nowhere To Run
- C3: Button Down Brass - Tequila
- C4: Sam & Dave - When Something Is Wrong With My Baby
- C5: Brenda Holloway - Every Little Bit Hurts
- C6: Blue - Intermission
- C7: Focus - Hocus Pocus
- C8: Golden Earring - Radar Love
- D1: Barry White - Never, Never Gonna Give Ya Up
- D4: Sky Ferreira - Easy
- D5: Simon & Garfunkel - Baby Driver
- D6: Kid Koala - "Was He Slow?
- D2: Young Mc - Know How
- D3: Queen - Brighton Rock
- A1: Summer
- A2: Let Me In
- A3: Hey Du
- A4: Hand In Hand
- A5: I Don't Care As Long As You Sing
- A6: Hello Joe
- B1: Frieda Und Die Bomben
- B2: Jane Became Insane
- B3: Cut Off The Top
- B4: Demons Galore
- B5: Meantime
- B6: Hail To The Breaks
- C1: Milk & Honey
- C2: Cheap Comments
- C3: Automatic
- C4: House On Fire
- C5: Saysaysay
- C6: Dna
- D1: Gentleman Of The Year
- D2: Make A Wish
- D3: Everything Went Black
- D4: Ticket
- D5: Mad River
- A1: I Saw Her Standing There (Abbey Road, February 11Th, 1963 - Take 9)
- A2: There's A Place (Abbey Road, February 11Th, 1963 - Take 6)
- A3: Do You Want To Know A Secret? (Abbey Road, February 11Th, 1963 - Take 8)
- A4: A Taste Of Honey (Abbey Road, February 11Th, 1963 - Take 6)
- A5: Misery (Abbey Road, February 11Th, 1963 - Take 6)
- A6: From Me To You (Abbey Road, March 3Rd, 1963 - Take 2)
- A7: Thank You Girl (Abbey Road, March 3Rd, 1963 - Take 4)
- A8: One After 909 (Abbey Road, March 3Rd, 1963 - Take 2)
- A9: I'll Be On My Way (Paris Theatre, April 4Th, 1963)
- A10: Baby It's You (Paris Theatre, June 1St, 1963)
- A11: Love Me Do (Aeolian Hall, July 10Th, 1963)
- B1: Slow Down (Paris Theatre, July 16Th, 1963)
- B2: Crying, Waiting, Hoping (Paris Theatre, July 16Th, 1963)
- B3: To Know Her Is To Love Her (Paris Theatre, July 16Th, 1963)
- B4: Long Tall Sally (Paris Theatre, July 16Th, 1963)
- B5: Glad All Over (Paris Theatre, July 16Th, 1963)
- B6: You Really Got A Hold On Me (Playhouse Theatre, July 30Th, 1963)
- B7: Honey Don't (Manchester, August 1St, 1963)
- B8: Ooh! My Soul (Manchester, August 1St, 1963)
- B9: Can't Buy Me Love (Playhouse Theatre, September 7Th, 1963)
- B10: Hold Me Tight (Abbey Road, September 12Th, 1963 - Take 24)
- B11: Don't Bother Me (Abbey Road, September 12Th, 1963 - Take 12)
Repress.
- A1: One Dark Knight (Intro)
- A2: From The Shadows (Plains Of Passage)
- A3: Boss Victory
- A4: The Magic Mirror (Tower Hub)
- A5: The Lonely Parapet
- A6: Tools Of War (Clockwork Tower)
- A7: Aqua Vitae (Explodatorium)
- B1: Facing The Task (Lost City)
- B2: Both Eyes Open
- B3: A Cargo Of Fineries (Flying Machine)
- B4: The Price Of Doing Business (Iron Whale)
- B5: The Struggle Never Ends
- C1: A Wintry Paradise (Stranded Ship)
- C2: In The Halls Of The King (Pridemoor Keep)
- C3: Hidden By Night (Lich Yard)
- C4: Boss - Embraced By Darkness
- C5: Hitting Close To Home
- D1: Boss - Go No Further!
- D2: A Fool's Wager
- D3: Incompleto Sin Ti
- D4: Fate Approaches
- D5: Know Thy True Self
- D6: Final Redemption
- D7: An Imposition Of Order (Ending)
- D8: Trailer - Specter Of Torment
- A1: Theme Of Art Of Fighting 2 (Title)
- A2: I Chose This One (Player Select)
- A3: The Horse And Me (Ryo Sakazaki Bgm)
- A4: Ferrari Man (Robert Start Demo)
- A5: Swing The House (Robert Garcia Bgm)
- A6: Gang (Jack Turner Bgm)
- A7: Chinese Old Man -Neo Asian Mix- (Lee Pai Long Bgm)
- B1: The Pumpkin And The Clown (King Bgm)
- B2: Towards Glory (Mickey Start Demo)
- B3: Prelude To Glory (Mickey Rogers Bgm)
- B4: Bonus Game (Bonus M.e. ~ Bonus Select)
- B5: Acquisition (Bonus Success) ~ Again, In The Next Chance (Bonus Failure)
- B6: Initiation To The Super Special Moves (Old Temple ~ Old Factory)
- B7: Nature (Energy Enhancement Screen) ~ 100-Man Kumite
- B8: Next Stage (Movement Map Screen)
- C1: Mustang Man (John Crawley Bgm)
- C2: The Way Of The Shinobi (Eiji Kisaragi Bgm)
- C3: Foghorn (Temjin Bgm)
- C4: Diet (Yuri Sakazaki Bgm)
- C5: Master (Takuma Sakazaki Bgm)
- C6: Blue Moon Factory -Oh Oh Big Mix- (Mr.big Bgm)
- D1: Commissioner (Geese Taking Demo)
- D2: Huh Geese (Geese Appearance Demo)
- D3: A Kiss For Geese -Cyber Edit- (Geese Howard Bgm)
- D4: Towards "Fatal Fury" (Geese Escape Demo)
- D5: Let's Meet In "Fatal Fury" (Geese Epilogue)
- D6: Bright, Enjoyable (Ryo, Robert, Yuri, Temjin Ending)
- D7: Ambition (Jack, Big Ending)
- D8: Here Is A New Medicine (Lee Ending)
- D9: A New... (Mickey, John Ending)
- D10: The Way Of Fighting (Kisaragi Ending)
- D11: Hope (King, Takuma Ending)
- D12: Too Long!! (Staff Roll)
- D13: Continue ~ Game Over
Japanese Edition[20,38 €]
Beautiful and highly collectible item: 2xColored LP (Orange / Translucent) + Booklet + Gatefold. Both CDs and 2LP contains download code. Official licence with SNK.
The soundtrack for the sequel to SNK's classic fighting franchise, ART OF FIGHTING 2, is now available on vinyl! Featuring 34 breathtaking NEO GEO tracks across 2-LPs and CD, take the ART OF FIGHTING 2 soundtrack for a spin and relive the classic days of SNK music.
- A1: Every Day I Have The Blues
- A2: When My Heart Beats Like A Hammer
- A3: Bad Luck Soul
- A4: You've Been An Angel
- A5: Get Out Of Here
- A6: My Sometime Baby
- A7: Good Man Gone Bad
- B1: Someday
- B2: You Done Lost Your Good Thing Now
- B3: You Know I Go For You
- B4: Please Accept My Love
- B5: Lonely
- B6: Days Of Old
- B7: Bad Luck
- C1: 3 O'clock Blues
- C2: Fishin' After Me
- C3: Don't Cry Anymore
- C4: The Woman I Love
- C5: Going Down Slow
- C6: Sweet Little Angel
- C7: I Am
- D1: Bad Case Of Love
- D2: I Wonder
- D3: Mean Ole Frisco
- E1: Sugar Mama
- E2: Things Are Not The Same
- E3: My Reward
- E4: Be Careful With A Fool
- E5: Don't Look Now, But I've Got The Blues
- E6: Walking Dr Bill
- E7: Gonna Miss You Around Here
- F1: Hully Gully Twist
- F2: Lonely Lover's Plea
- F3: Peace Of Mind
- F4: Early In The Morning
- F5: Time To Say Goodbye
- F6: Dark Is The Night (Part 1)
- F7: Partin' Time
- D4: Sweet Sixteen (Part 1)
- D5: Sweet Sixteen (Part 2)
- D6: Worry Worry
- D7: Quit My Baby
This 3LP compilation documents B.B.King's breakthrough years, when, initially signed to the Bihari Brothers' RPM label, he unleashed a torrent of superb recordings that would establish him as the world's most famous blues singer-guitarist. He made scores of remarkable recordings during his career - but the ones on this compilation represent that marvelous moment in time when Riley King and Lucille combined to make their indelible mark on the history of the blues.
- A1: Crossroads Blues
- A2: Terraplane Blues
- A3: Come On In My Kitchen
- A4: Walking Blues
- A5: Last Fair Deal Gone Down
- A6: 32-20 Blues
- A7: Kinghearted Woman Blues
- A8: If I Had Possession Over Judgement Day
- B1: Love In Vain Blues
- B2: When You Got A Good Friend
- B3: Rambling On My Mind
- B4: Stones In My Passway
- B5: Traveling Riverside Blues
- B6: Milkcow's Calf Blues
- B7: Me & The Devil Blues
- B8: Hellbound On My Trail
- A1: Fists Of Fury
- A2: Can You Hear Him
- B3: Hub-Tones
- B4: Connections
- C5: Tiffakonkae
- C6: The Invincible Youth
- D7: Testify
- D8: One Of One
- E1: The Space Travelers Lullaby
- E2: Vi Lua Vi Sol
- F1: Street Fighter Mas
- F2: Song For The Fallen
- G1: Journey
- G2: The Psalmnist
- H1: Show Us The Way
- H2: Will You Sing
- I1: The Secret Of Jinsinson
- I2: Will You Love Me Tomorrow
- J1: My Family
- J2: Agents Of Multiverse
- J3: Ooh Child
Kamasi Washington's wide-reaching double album Heaven & Earth arrives on Young Turks. Much like his previous releases, Heaven & Earth once again finds Kamasi setting out to expand the minds and horizons of all who encounter his music. Recorded as a double album, this expanded canvas gives his trademark tones the opportunity to offer a wider than ever before selection of fully immersive, freestyling psychedelic jazz that carries a distinctly spiritual edge.In an instant, Heaven and Earth really burrows deeper into the external cosmos that we were left circling around the edge of with his debut long-player, The Epic (released in 2015 via Flying Lotus's Brainfeeder label), yet it also carries us further into the distance of the deeply cinematic overtones that his debut Young Turks EP, Harmony of Difference pointed us in the direction of. While it is both instantly recognisable as a Kamasi Washington recording, Heaven and Earth's luxurious running time matched with a searching narrative sees Kamasi breaking out of any sounds or scenes he may be associated with, smoothly transcending into new, dynamic and sonically experimental levels and counterpoints of his now widely praised signature sound.
Washington convened his band, The Next Step, as well as members of the long running collective The West Coast Get Down at Henson Studios in Los Angeles to record the 16 tracks on Heaven & Earth. The music was composed, written and arranged by Washington, with new arrangements of jazz and bebop legend Freddie Hubbard's 'Hubtones' and iconic kung fu film theme 'Fists of Fury,' as well as one song by bandmate Ryan Porter. Thundercat, Terrace Martin, Ronald Bruner, Jr., Cameron Graves, Brandon Coleman, Miles Mosley, Patrice Quinn, Tony Austin and many more contribute to the album.Stretching out at two and a half hours of entirely newly recorded music, Kamasi Washington paints a vision of Heaven and Earth that is spread across two sections with eight movements apiece. It sees him wrestling with and attempting to make sense of the meaning of both Heaven and Earth within his mind and his place within the wider universe as a whole, with the Heaven side representing the world Kamasi sees inwardly, the world that is a part of him, while the Earth side represents the world he sees outwardly, the world that he is a part of. An existential experiment with saxophones that's set to take you on a journey that is as widely thrilling as it is deeply searching.
- A1: Let's Shake Hands
- A2: When I Hear My Name
- A3: Jolene
- A4: Death Letter
- A5: Cannon
- A6: Astro/Jack The Ripper
- A7: Hotel Yorba
- B1: I'm Finding It Hard To Be A Gentleman
- B2: Screwdriver
- B3: We're Going To Be Friends
- B4: You're Pretty Good Looking
- B5: Boll Weevil
- B6: Hello Operator
- B7: Baby Blue
- C1: Lord, Send Me An Angel
- C2: Dead Leaves And The Dirty Ground
- C3: I Think I Smell A Rat
- C4: Let's Build A Home/Goin' Back To Memphis
- C5: Little Room
- C6: The Union Forever
- C7: The Same Boy You've Always Known
- D1: Look Me Over Closely
- D2: Looking At You
- D3: St. James Infirmary Blues
- D4: Apple Blossom
- D5: Do
- D6: Rated X
- D7: Jumble, Jumble
- D8: Little People
- A1: The Explosions - Hip Drop
- A2: Aaron Neville - Hercules
- A3: Bo Dollis & The Wild Magnolia Mardi Gras Indian Band - Handa Wanda
- A4: The Meters - Handclapping Song
- B1: Eddie Bo - Check Your Bucket
- B2: Professor Longhair - Big Chief
- B3: Cyril Nevilille - Tell Me What's On Your Mind
- B4: Lee Dorsey And Betty Harris - Love Lots Of Lovin
- C1: Mary Jane Hooper - I've Got Reasons
- C2: Lee Dorsey - Who's Gonna Help Brother Get Further
- C3: Huey Piano Smith & His Clowns - Free Single And Disengaged
- C4: Eddie Bo - Hook'n'sling (Pt Ii)
- D1: The Gaturs - Gator Bait
- D2: Danny White - Natural Soul Brother
- D3: Ernie K Doe - Here Come The Girls
- D4: Dr John - Mama Roux
- E1: Allen Toussaint - Get Out Of My Life Woman
- E2: The Explosions - Garden Of Four Trees
- E3: Robert Parker - Hip-Huggin
- E4: Chuck Carbo - Can I Be Your Squeeze
- F1: Gentleman June Gardner - It's Gonna Rain
- F2: Marilyn Barbarin - Reborn
- F3: The Meters - Just Kissed My Baby
- F4: Sonny Jones - Sissy Walk (Pt Ii)
Album features Ernie K Doe’s ‘Here Come The Girls’, The Meters, Eddie Bo, Professor Longhair, Lee Dorsey, Wild Magnolias and more.
This is the definitive collection of New Orleans Funk featuring acknowledged masters next to some of the earlier artists who shaped the meaning of funk. The album is also filled with many rare, sought after and undiscovered funk tracks. It covers the period from the emergence of New Orleans Funk in the early 1960's through to the mid-seventies.
The record is an essential part of anyone in any way interested in Funk's record collection. It has some vital ingredients in it that you can't find elsewhere. With the sound of the New Orleans Funeral March Bands, Mardi Gras Indian Tribes and Saturday Night Fish Fries all as inspiration New Orleans Funk developed into a unique sound.
New Orleans is a port town. Originally owned by the French, this was where many slaves were brought from the West Indies. Many of these slaves came from Haiti and brought with them the religion of Voodoo and its drums and music. It became one of the first parts of America to develop a strong African-American culture leading to the invention of Jazz in the early 1900's.
A main feature of Jazz in New Orleans were the Jazz Funeral Marching bands. Solemn Brass bands accompanying a coffin would, on burial, be joined by a second line of drummers and dancers which would turn the event into a celebration of the spirit cutting free from earth. This African tradition is strong in New Orleans and still goes on to this day. The backline drums play a syncopated style that is neither on the beat nor the off-beat. It is these rhythms that are the basis of New Orleans Funk.
The album comes with a booklet presenting a historical explanation to how and why this music came about, and with lots of information about the people involved.
Reviews: "A Perfect Primer For Funk Fans" Q (Top 5 albums of the year). "Probably the finest compilation that Soul Jazz has released. Essential" Time Out.
- A1: Main Title
- A2: North Of The Wall
- A3: Goodbye Brother
- A4: The Kingsroad
- A5: The King's Arrival
- A6: Love In The Eyes
- B1: A Raven From King's Landing
- B2: The Wall
- B3: Things I Do For Love
- B4: A Golden Crown
- B5: Winter Is Coming
- B6: A Bird Without Feathers
- B7: Await The King's Justice
- B8: You'll Be Queen One Day
- B9: The Assassin's Dagger
- C1: To Vaes Dothrak
- C2: Jon's Honor
- C3: Black Of Hair
- C4: You Win Or You Die
- C5: Small Pack Of Wolves
- C6: Game Of Thrones
- C7: Kill Them All
- C8: The Pointy End
- D1: Victory Does Not Make Us Conquerors
- D2: When The Sun Rises In The West
- D3: King Of The North
- D4: The Night's Watch
- D5: Fire And Blood
- D6: Finale
- D7: Main Title - Season Two (Bonus Track)
- A1: Black Gold Intro
- A2: House Of Flying Daggers - Inspectah Deck, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah & Method Man
- A3: When The Fat Lady Sings - Gza
- A4: Special Delivery - Ghostface Killah
- A5: Last Call - Ol\' Dirty Bastard & Master Fuol
- A6: Plo Style - Method Man & Carlton Fisk
- A7: Wind Cries - Gza & U-God
- A8: Street Rap - Inspectah Deck
- A9: Live Today - Ghostface Killah & Rza
- B1: Crosstown Happening - Method Man & Busta Rhymes
- B2: Not A Game - Raekwon
- B3: Vibrations - Inspectah Deck. Gza, Masta Killah, Rza, Method Man, Raekwon & Ghostface Killah
- B4: 10 Bricks - Raekwon, Ghostface Killah & Cappadonna
- B5: Kff2000 - Gza
- B6: Holla - Ghostface Killah & Allah Real
- C1: True Kings
- C2: Pali
- C3: 9 Was 6
- C4: Collector\'S Material
- C5: Heart
- C6: Jam Pt. 1
- C7: Summer
- C8: Mary
- C9: Experience
- C10: Today
- C11: Soul
- C12: Spangled
- D1: Traffic
- D2: Ladyland Jam
- D3: The Switch Up
- D4: Somewhere
- D5: Jam Pt. 2
- D6: Villanova
- D7: Foxy
- D8: Cherokee
- D9: New Rising Sun (Outro)
- D10: I Can\'T Wait - Ol\' Dirty Bastard
- D11: Hey Joe - Gab Gotcha
- A1: Main Titles
- A2: Dragonstone
- A3: Shall We Begin
- A4: The Queens Justice
- A5: A Game I Like To Play
- A6: I Am The Storm
- B1: The Gift
- B2: Dragonglass
- B3: Spoils Of War (Pt. 1)
- B4: Spoils Of War (Pt. 2)
- B5: The Dagger
- B6: Home
- C1: Gorgeous Beasts
- C2: The Long Farewell
- C3: Against All Odds
- C4: See You For What You Are
- C5: Casterly Rock
- C6: A Lions Legacy
- D1: Message For Cersei
- D2: Ironborn
- D3: No One Walks Away From Me
- D4: Truth
- D5: The Army Of The Dead
- D6: Winter Is Here
- A1: Here Come De Fuzz
- A2: Ballad For Bobby
- A3: Mr. M
- A4: The Hugger
- A5: Cosmetics
- A6: Chox
- A7: Five/Four Opus
- A8: Hot Flash
- A9: The Zeroids
- A10: Sun Country
- A11: Mistoso
- A12: Moog Rock
- A13: Finale
- B1: Percussion Chatter - Intro To Main Title From Across 110Th Street
- B2: Top Of The Heap - Title Song
- B3: Top Of The Heap - Percussion Fanfare
- B4: Top Of The Heap - Suspense
- B5: The Bold Ones - Melodic
- B6: The Bold Ones - Agitato
- B7: Top Of The Heap - Car Chase
- B8: Angry Astronaut - From Top Of The Heap
- B9: Better Days From Man & Boy
Previously Unreleased Cinematic Jazz-Funk for Film & Television by Arranger/Composer J.J. Johnson
21 tracks featuring music from Across 110th Street, Top Of The Heap, The Fuzz Brothers, The Bold Ones.Funky Moog modulations, car chases, moody library cues and a righteous soul sister preaching universal truths all revealed in these recently discovered recordings.Masterful arranging and lush orchestration by one of the giants of the Jazz & Soul/Funk Genres.Cut direct to vinyl from the reference tapes.
- A1: The Phunky Feel One
- A2: How I Could Just Kill A Man
- A3: Hand On The Pump
- A4: Real Estate
- A5: Pigs
- A6: We Ain´t Goin´ Out Like That
- B1: I Wanna Get High
- B2: Lick A Shot
- B3: Throw Your Set In The Air (Album Version)
- B4: Throw Your Set In The Air (Club Version)
- B5: Killa Hill
- B6: Illusions (Lp Version)
- C1: Insane In The Brain
- C2: When The Ship Goes Down
- C3: Illusions (Muggs Version)
- C4: Boom Biddy Bye Bye (Lp Version)
- C5: Boom Biddy Bye Bye (Fugees Mix Version)
- D1: Tequila Sunrise
- D2: Dr Greenthumb
- D3: Audio X
- D4: Latin Thugs
- D5: Rap Superstar
- D6: Lowrider
Cypress Hill is widely respected and considered to be amongst the main progenitors of West Coast rap and Hip Hop in the early 1990s. With megahits like 'Insane in the Brain', 'I Wanna Get High' or 'Tequila Sunrise' they crossed-over to mainstream breaking all records for a rap band up until
that time. Cypress Hill were the first Latino-American hiphop group to have RIAA Certified platinum and multi-platinum albums. As musicians they
became famous for the crazy sounds produced by DJ Muggs and Bobo and the stoner sympathetic lyrics of B-Real and Sen Dog. They redefined
and shattered the boundaries of hip-hop, crafting gutter-dirty tracks that fused deep bass lines with blissful, stoned-out melodies and aggressive
hard rock riffs, creating a unique imprint.
- A1: Love Games
- A2: Love Meeting Love
- A3: (Flying On The) Wings Of Love (Flying On The)
- A4: Turn It On
- A5: Starchild
- A6: Weave Your Spell
- B1: The Chinese Way
- B2: The Sun Goes Down (Living It Up) (Living It Up)
- B3: Micro-Kid
- B4: Hot Water
- B5: The Chant Has Begun
- B6: Something About You
- B7: Leaving Me Now
- C1: Lessons In Love
- C2: Running In The Family
- C3: To Be With You Again
- C4: It's Over
- C5: Children Say
- C6: Heaven In My Hands
- D1: The Way Back Home
- D2: Tracie
- D3: Take Care Of Yourself
- D4: Guaranteed
- D5: Forever Now
- D6: Take A Look
In the early eighties Level 42 started out as a jazz-funk fusion band in the United Kingdom, formed by Mark King and the Gould brothers (Phil and Rowland). During the Brit Funk era, they met up with Mike Lindup and Wally Badarou (who would become a fifth member in all but name) and recorded their first single Love Meeting Love'. Their follow-up Love Games' cracked the UK Top 40 and had success in Europe. What followed was a string of minor hits with The Sun Goes Down (Living It Up), Hot Water' but the big breakthrough was with Something About You' in 1985. The single was Level 42's first American hit, and would do well on both sides of the Ocean. The band carried on delivering hits through their funky, jazzy songs with finger popping good grooves and infectious rhythms. During the following years up until today, Level
42 are recording records and continue to tour the world, although in a slightly different line-up.
The Collected double vinyl album contains a selection of their songs from the earlier years of Starchild' up until Tracie' and Take A Look'. These tracks, specially remastered for vinyl, are exciting, standing the test of time, delivered by a timeless band.
InFiné reissues Murcof`s seminal soundtrack for 'La Sangre Iluminada' in red-vinyl Version. The soundtrack produced by Murcof was originally released by Mexican label 'Intolerancia Records". This version by InFiné includes new editing of the original recordings, remastering by Rashad Becker. It features Murcof´s classic rework for Los Angeles Negro´s Como Quisiera Decirte. 'La Sangre Illuminada' is a feature film directed by Ivàn Dueñas in 2009 and inspired by Jose Carlos Becerra's poems. It tells the story of six characters who mutate into new bodies.
The five-track EP by Leonid Nevermind has everything you want for your body and mind. Picturesque electronics with deep funky, jazzy and mellow Electro moods. Musically rich with a blend of attractive drifts between breezy and melodious Detroit House, dark and smooth 90s indie-house, jazzy piano flourishes, clunky broken beat, and sticky Lo-Fi House.
- A1: (I'm Afraid) The Masquerade Is Over
- A2: Let Your Conscience Be Your Guide
- A3: Hitch Hike
- A4: Pride And Joy
- A5: Can I Get A Witness
- A6: Once Upon A Time (With Mary Wells)
- A7: Stubborn Kind Of Fellow
- A8: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)
- B1: It Takes Two (With Kim Weston)
- B2: I'll Be Doggone
- B3: Ain't That Peculiar
- B4: Ain't No Mountain High Enough (With Tammi Terrell)
- B5: I Heard It Through The Grapevine
- B6: Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing (With Tammi Terrell)
- B7: You're All I Need To Get By (With Tammi Terrell)
- B8: Too Busy Thinking About My Baby
- C1: What's Going On
- C2: Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology)
- C3: Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler)
- C4: Trouble Man
- C5: Let's Get It On
- C6: You Are Everything (With Diana Ross)
- D1: Distant Lover
- D2: I Want You
- D3: Got To Give It Up
- D4: Heavy Love Affair
- D5: Sexual Healing
- D6: Sanctified Lady
- 180 GRAM AUDIOPHILE VINYL
- GATEFOLD SLEEVE WITH CONTOURED MARVIN GAYE LETTERING IN SPOT VARNISH
- PRINTED INNER SLEEVES WITH TRACKLISTING AND LINERNOTES
- INCLUDES 2 EXCLUSIVE MARVIN GAYE POSTCARDS
- HIGH QUALITY PVC PROTECTIVE SLEEVE WITH AFFIXED MARVIN IS 80 SILVER FOIL STICKER
- SPECIAL DELUXE EDITION IN CELEBRATION OF WHAT WOULD HAVE BEEN MARVIN GAYE'S 80TH BIRTHDAY ON APRIL 2ND, FEATURING HIS ICONIC SONGS, HITS AND
DUETS WITH MARY WELLS, TAMMI TERRELL, KIM WESTON AND DIANA ROSS
- LIMITED PRESSING OF 8080 INDIVIDUALLY NUMBERED COPIES ON TRANSPARENT RED (LP1) AND ROYAL BLUE VINYL (LP2)
Music On Vinyl proudly presents a special edition of the Marvin Gaye Collected album. This deluxe edition is released in celebration of what would have been Marvin Gaye's 80th birthday on April 2nd 2019. The world lost one of the most important soul singers ever to grace the world on 1st April 1984. He has left behind a series of fantastic hits plus a handful of tracks which deserve the title of masterpiece, all Collected on this album.
Motown Records released the first Marvin Gaye record in 1961 '(I'm Afraid) The Masquerade Is Over', a single intended for (radio) promotion from the singer's debut album. This was followed up by the officially released 'Let Your Conscience Be Your Guide' a week later. Gaye scored his first real hit with 'Stubborn Kind of Fellow' in 1962, which he had co-written himself, joking about his alleged stubbornness. He found his own unique style with the single released at the end of the year: 'Hitch Hike'. The foundations were now laid for an enormous series of chart successes: 'Pride And Joy', 'Can I Get A Witness', 'How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)' and 'Ain't That Peculiar' are all Motown classics from 1963-1965 which are still being regularly played today after all these years. The duets he recorded with Kim Weston ('It Takes Two') and especially Tammi Terrell were certainly at least as good.
He scored his biggest ever hit with 'I Heard It Through The Grapevine' in 1968. 'What's Going On' from the same titled album became a number 1 hit in the USA and the album was received as a masterpiece everywhere and is now regarded as one of the most important records in pop history. In 1973, the artistically and commercially very successful, 'Let's Get It On' album was mainly a musical ode to Marvin's love for his new muse Janis Hunter. The success enjoyed by 'Sexual Healing' and the album which was released at the end of 1982, travelled with him. Suddenly Gaye, who had started to increasingly be forgotten about, was a celebrated star again and this was certainly a position the singer revelled in.
Marvin Gaye Collected is available as a limited pressing of 8080 individually numbered copies on transparent red (LP1) and royal blue vinyl (LP2). This special deluxe edition is housed in a gatefold sleeve with special spot varnish and contains 2 printed innersleeves and 2 exclusive postcards.
Koehler was hurled headlong flaming from the ethereal sky. This is his first offering for the ESP Institute. Side A recalls the hazy memory of an ear-worm chant heard over a decade ago on the streets of Thailand, a melody that since haunted the artist and has finally been exorcised by his own hand in the shape of 'Melencolia V'. Somewhere between an enchanted bashment and a sailor's watering hole, Koehler found a gargantuan kick drum that lands solely on the 4, slammed it together with a wide pulsing bassline and brutalized Dancehall snare, then laced it all up with his elusive synth melody. Add to this a generous sprinkle of finely-ground cosmic dust and we're all tripping the light fantastic. On the flip side, the artist buckles up for a rough and rapid-paced journey with 'Invidiosa' — a relentless snare scrapes, gouges and corrodes over 7 minutes, coupling with a simplistic bass loop and swiftly marauding through a demented assembly line, accumulating various nuts and bolts of instrumentation along the way — an undeniable dancefloor exciter for those hours when the club becomes unhinged, dancing becomes raving, and slightly more audacious folk can channel their inner truth. These two songs will have you question your existence.
- A1: Larry Lurex - Going Back
- A2: Eddie Howell, Brian May & Freddie Mercury - The Man From Manhattan
- A3: Carmine Appice - Nobody Knew (Black White House) (Black White House)
- A4: Smile - Step On Me
- A5: Smile - April Lady
- A6: Smile - Doin' All Right
- B1: Smile - Earth
- B2: Smile - Polar Bear
- B3: Eddie Howell, Brian May & Freddie Mercury - The Man From Manhattan (Back Again) (Back Again)
- B4: The Queen Symphony - We Will Rock You
- B5: Smile - Blag
- C1: Straitjacket Smile - Killer Queen
- C2: Matvey - The Show Must Go On
- C3: Jeff Scott-Soto, Joel Hoakastra, Richard Kendrick & Kurtis E Phulsh - Another One Bites The Dust
- C4: Flash Harry - We Will Rock You
- C5: Erling Solem - Mustafa
- C6: Stickshift Suicide - Crazy Little Thing Called Love
- D1: Tim Ripper Owens & Nei Lzaza - Keep Yourself Alive
- D2: Snowblynd - Dragon Attack (Feat Mike Finnegan)
- D3: Sinful Lilly - Hammer To Fall
- D4: Stalwart - The Prophet's Song
- D5: The Adventures Of Leonid - I'm Going Slightly Mad
- A1: Gypsy's Curse
- A2: Fake Fur
- A3: The Ride Pt.2
- A4: Where Water Flows
- A5: The Black Light
- A6: Sideshow
- A7: Chach
- A8: Missing
- B1: Minas De Cobre (For Better Metal)
- B2: Over Your Shoulder
- B3: Vinegaroon
- B4: Trigger
- B5: Sprawl
- B6: Stray
- B7: Old Man Waltz
- B8: Bloodflow
- B9: Frontera
- C1: El Morro
- C2: Man Goes Where Water Flows
- C3: Glowing Heart Of The World
- C4: Too Much Sprawl
- C5: Rollbar
- D1: Minas De Cobre (Extend-Omix)
- D2: Minas De Cobre (Spatial Mix)
- D3: Minas De Cobre (Acoustic Mix)
- D4: Lacquer
- D5: Drape
- D6: Bag Of Death
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An Album About Crossing Physical And Metaphorical Borders That Has Never Been Timelier: Calexico's Classic Album 'the Black Light' Turns 20 This Year. This Limited Celebratory Anniversary Edition Includes All New Artwork By Victor Gastelum, Extensive Linernotes, And 11 Bonus Tracks.
What Was Surprising About The Black Light (and What Set Its Architects Apart From Their Indie Rock Peers) Was The Album's Unusual Willingness To Wade Into The Rapids Of American And Mexican Culture, Fully Immersing Itself Midstream. From The Outset, With 'gypsy's Curse', The Record Combines Guitar Twang And Flamenco Flourishes; And By Its End, Almost An Hour Later, It's Contrived A Skillful And Instinctive Union Of Smoky Bar Room Jazz, Arthouse Indie Rock, And Compelling Mariachi Brass In 'frontera'. If Calexico Falls Short As A Name, It's Only In The Fact That - Alongside Their Mining Of Mexico's Fertile Musical Past - Joey Burns And John Convertino Weren't Just Digging Into California's Songbook...they Were Unearthing America's Too.
- Anniversary-edition On 180g Heavy Double Vinyl Including 11 Bonus Tracks
- Limited Clear Double Lp On 180g Heavy Vinyl
- New Alternative Artwork By Victor Gastelum
- Gatefold Cover With Embossed Logo And Silver Print And 8 Page Booklet
- Limited To One Pressing Only
- A1: Bars & Hooks (Intro)
- A2: Genesis
- A3: Drive Thru (Skit)
- A4: Rock Dat Shit
- A5: What U Rep (Feat. Noreaga)
- A6: Keep It Thoro
- B1: Can't Complain (Feat. Chinky & Twin Gambino)
- B2: Infamous Minded (Feat. Big Noyd)
- B3: Wanna Be Thugs (Feat. Havoc)
- B4: Three (Feat. Cormega)
- B5: Delt W/ The Bullsh*T (Feat. Havoc)
- C1: Trials Of Love (Feat. B.k.)
- C2: H.n.i.c
- C3: Be Cool (Skit)
- C4: Veteran's Memorial
- C5: Do It (Feat. Mike Delorean)
- D1: Littles (Skit)
- D2: Y.b.e. (Feat. B.g.)
- D3: Diamond (Feat. Bars N' Hooks)
- D4: Gun Play (Feat. Big Noyd)
- D5: You Can Never Feel My Pain
- D6: H.n.i.c
Black Friday LP now made a regular catalogue item. When it comes to authentic, ride-or-die hip-hop, few crews have as much resonance as Mobb Deep. Featuring two double-threat MCs who also produced - Havoc and the sadly-departed Prodigy - the crew changed the hardcore rap game in 1995 with their sophomore classic The Infamous, and went on to rule the dark corners of hip-hop for the second half of the 90s and well into the 2000s. After multiple Mobb Deep platters in the '90s, Prodigy entered the 2000s as a solo artist with force, rolling over a stomping, piano-freaked backdrop laced by producer The Alchemist, with Keep It Thoro.' It has held up over time, proving itself as an anthemic classic that the streets and clubs still respect. Flaunting a smooth-but-menacing flow, Prodigy's no-nonsense lyricism on Keep It Thoro' is prototypical modern age brag rap. Countless MCs have followed his flow, from Fabolous to Joey Bada$$. The song is short and sweet, clocking in at just over 3 minutes. There are no wasted verses, just hardcore rhymes that stay with you. But Thoro' was the tip of the iceberg on what proved to be one of the more coveted rap full-lengths of the era. The album boasted other charting singles, including Rock Dat Shit' and Y.B.E.' (featuring B.G.), but it can be argued that the album's real gems are buried deeper. Genesis,' What U Rep' (featuring Noreaga) and Three' are all sinister yet pensive. Wanna Be Thugs' and Delt With The Bullshit' are strong and evocative Mobb Deep cuts, featuring production and vocals by Havoc. And alongside other standouts, perhaps the deepest cut of all - especially in light of Prodigy's way-too-soon passing due to complications from Sickle Cell Anemia - is You Can Never Feel My Pain,' which details the health issues and challenges this talented MC and producer had been facing his whole life. H.N.I.C. was Prodigy's first solo album, but it is perhaps his best. Among fans he will never be forgotten, for his skills, his storytelling and his no-B.S. approach to the art of MCing.
- A1: Eets - Savage
- A2: Jeremiah - Jae Tell Me
- A3: Father - Cruel
- A4: Max B - Flash Dance
- A5: Caleb Stone - Slayer Cake
- A6: Budgie - On My Shit
- B1: Jayallday - 1-800 Killer Whale
- B2: Jonwayne - Welchs Grape
- B3: Lovibe - Gd
- B4: Prince Naeem - Shiraz
- B5: Mndsgn - Noodles
- B6: Fifth - And I Swear
- B5: Manchild - Cold Blooded
- B8: Nahh G - Moma
- C1: Kaytranada - Well I Bet Ya
- C2: Kojaque - Whitney
- C3: House Shoes - Intergalactic
- C4: Quelle Christopher - Brain Of The Ape
- C5: Chester Watson - Time Moves Slower Here
- C6: Blu - Hip Hop
- C7: Dream Panther - Kcrw
- D1: Oh No Madlib - Big Whips
- D2: Onra - Cant Buy Luv
- D3: Maze Mountain - The Powers Of Your Mind
- D4: Your Old Droog - Ugly Truth
- D5: Defari - Ackknowledgement
- D6: Softest Hard - Sincerely
Imagine if you could put together a dream line-up of MCs and producers from all four corners of the rap world
That's what artist and illustrator Gangster Doodles set out to do when he put together a stellar collection of tracks by the rappers and talent that inspire his work.
The all-star line-up features everyone from hotly-tipped emerging producers like Eets, Caleb Stone, Maze Mountain and LoVibe next to underground perennials like Onra, Mndsgn and Jon Wayne all the way up to top flight producer Kaytranada and established rap vets like Madlib, Oh No, Blu and Defari.
This second collaboration between All City Records and Gangster Doodles is a jam-packed sonic adventure featuring 27 killer tracks from some of the finest creators out there. Doodles had the idea for a comp two years ago. Hyped after partnering with All City for Knxwledge's "Wraptaypes" project back in 2015, they initially set out to put together an EP but as the tracks kept coming in it exploded into the sprawling double LP of low-slung grooves and bangers from the best in the business.
With everyone on the record being a friend or friend of a friend, the comp just kept growing as GD went to work with the hustle he has learned from penning his post-it sketches day in day out for the last decade.
Word spread fast and soon he was being sent beats from all over, even reaching behind the prison walls of Bergen County Jail, New Jersey and securing a track from former Dipset affiliate Max B.
The last few years have been busy for Marlon "Gangster Doodles" Sassy. He released his acclaimed Gangster Doodles (The Book) alongside an ever-expanding array of prints, original works, apparel and exhibitions across the globe. Topping that off with animation projects, a graphic novel in the works and now, with this LP titled " Gang$ter Music Vol 1", he is about to debut his first ever music compilation.
He says himself: 'Every time a new track came in it was like running down the stairs on Christmas morning to open a present. What started as a slow trickle of work coming in soon turned into a tsunami with some of my heroes like Onra, House Shoes, Blu, Jeremiah Jae joining up with young guns Kojaque, Kean Kavanagh, Dream Panther and others to beef up the record'
'When an email pinged through with a track from brothers Oh No and Madlib it felt like the final gift and Gang$ter Music Vol. 1 was complete.'
- A1: Intro
- A2: Crackelefanten
- A3: Der Ton
- A4: Hero
- A5: Raucherpause
- A6: Space Cookie Feat Hans Solo
- B1: Move
- B2: Chip Im Arm
- B3: So Raw
- B4: Hulk
- B5: 1984
- B6: Alptraum
- C1: Conspiracy
- C2: Nutten
- C3: Der Joint Danach
- C4: Le Mpc
- C5: Sonntag Feat Elvis Prestin
- C6: Excuse Moi
- D1: Glaub An Dich
- D2: Der Tod
- D3: Schöne Neue Welt
- D4: Die Lüge
- D5: Outro
Limited Edition Of 500 Copies On Black 2lp Vinyl. Comes In Gatefold Sleeve With A Funky Artwork By Boggie Cramb! Skipping Through Endlessly Boring 70s Flics From Eastern Germany And Digging In The Crates For 1€ Records Crammed With Scheisse Volksmusik Is Something Torky Does All The Time. Don`t Ask Yourself Why. Listen!
- A1: La Fine Equipe & Fakear - 5Th Season
- A2: Clement Bazin - Xo Ft. Jt Soul
- A3: Robert Robert - Okay Alright Okay
- A4: Fakear - Mana
- A5: Leska - Waterfall Ft. Madjo
- A6: Lénéré - Living Waters Ft. Clara Sergent
- B1: Jumo - Tout Ira Bien
- B2: Gangue - Geste Propre
- B3: Everydayz - Secret Fire
- B4: Kultur - Second Youth
- B5: Yann Kesz - Parabox 432H
- B6: Skence - The Speech
- C1: Fakear - Skyline
- C2: Clement Bazin - "Romeo
- C4: La Fine Equipe - Make U Greedy
- C5: Douchka - This Mood Ft. Hi Levelz
- C6: Everydayz & Phazz - Algeria
- C7: Robert Robert - Let Her Go Ft. Lia & Le Vasco
- D1: Unno - Walls
- D2: Jumo - Nomade
- D3: Awir Leon - Maybe We Land
- D4: Brnkfd - Sixteen Ft. Camille Michelle Gray
- D5: Hugo Lx - Doma Ft. Nia Andrews
- D6: Hoosky - Rush Hour
* Five years have passed since the first release of Nowadays Records.Launched with Fakear's signature (seen on Ninja Tune), the label founded by oOgo and Chomsky from La Fine Equipe has seen the growth of many projects such as Clément Bazin, Everydayz, Phazz (who produced for Travis Porter, did remixes for Soulection, Interscope and Mad Decent), Leska, Jumo and many others, all of them carried by the irreplaceable quartet of La Fine Equipe.
Five years during which Nowadays Records released 75 EPs and LPs, toured in and outside of France, and generated several hundred millions stream plays.With its heart in the right place, its eyes on the emerging scene and its ears open on the world, Nowadays built itself a singular and racy identity through the time. Fed by inspirations like Stone Throw, Ninja Tune or Warp, the label places itself as an ambassador of a fast growing scene, defending it through its shows, releases, and events like the two Boiler Room shows in Paris and London.Without sticking itself to a musical gender, Nowadays keeps on widening its horizons by working with foreign artists and mixing the inspirations through its releases, driven by its sound and visual trademarks and aesthetics.
In order to celebrate those five years spent defending as many projects as musical crushes they had, and to thank its community made of more than 150 000 followers around the world, Nowadays unveils the 'Nowadays V', double album with a digital and physical release on November 30th.Through this compilation, Nowadays gathers on one side the tracks that marked its history and, on the other side, unreleased tracks that sometimes lead to collaborations such as the one between Clément Bazin and Leska, or the one between Fakear and La Fine Equipe.
- D2: Johnny Clarke - Time Will Tell
- D3: The Aggrovators - Drums Of Africa
- D4: Dillinger & King Tubby - Jah Jah Dub
- E1: Winston Wright - Marvelous Rocker
- E2: The Mighty Diamonds - You Should Be Thankful
- E3: King Tubby, Prince Jammy & The Aggrovators - A Thankful Version
- E4: Dillinger - Check Sister Jane
- F1: Prince Jazzbo - The Wormer
- F2: The Uniques - You Don't Care For Me
- F3: Shorty The President - Natty Dread Have Ambition
- F4: King Tubby & The Aggrovators - This A The Hardest Version
Johnny Clarke & King Tubby & Dillinger & Prince Jazzbo feat. Tommy McCook & The legendary Aggrovators & The Mighty Diamonds - Soul Jazz Records presents Bunny Lee: Dreads Enter the Gates with Praise - The Mighty Striker Shoots the Hits!
Soul Jazz Records presents this new collection featuring the heavy 70s roots reggae of Bunny
Lee - a living legend, one of the last of the great Jamaican record producers who helped shape
and define reggae music in the 1970s from a small island sound into an internationally
successful musical genre.
From teenage fan to young record plugger for Duke Reid, Sir Coxsone and other early
pioneering Jamaican musical entrepreneurs, Lee has spent his whole professional life inside the
Kingston music industry. In the 1970s he rose up to become one of the major record producers
in Jamaica alongside Lee 'Scratch' Perry and the other 'small axe' producers who broke the
dominance of the 'big tree' producers that had ruled Jamaican music in the 1960s.
Featuring some of the heaviest Jamaican artists, including Johnny Clarke, King Tubby, Dillinger,
Prince Jazzbo, Tommy McCook, The legendary Aggrovators (featuring Sly and Robbie), The
Mighty Diamonds and more, the album is a rollercoaster ride of rare, deep and classic 1970s
roots, dub and DJ sounds.
During this era, 'flying cymbals', crashing reverbs, dark echoing thunderclap gunshots and
other 'implements of sound' filled his record productions as Bunny Lee explored the outer limits
of dub with his friend King Tubby in the mix on wild versions that accompanied any 45. A
Bunny Lee record provides a creative and mysterious hidden guide to reggae music itself, a
double-sided three-minute intangible history lesson etched in wax.
Bunny Lee was one of the first Jamaican producers to travel to England in the late 1960s, at
the beginning of the nascent British reggae music industry as record companies such as
Trojan, Pama and others began licensing Jamaican music in the UK to supply the expanding
West Indian communities living up and down England. Lee encouraged other Jamaican
producers to do the same, including Lee Perry, Harry J and Niney The Observer and also
became a conduit between the British music industry and numerous younger Island-based
producers - a frequent flyer reggae ambassador, a musical courier exchanging tapes for
royalties.
Bunny Lee's first recordings in the late 1960s were mainly rock steady but as the 70s
approached the music soon began to mutate and slow down into 'reggae' as the sound became
heavier, more rootsy and the sound itself began to change with the explosion of dub.
Lee was at the forefront to this dramatic musical shift into roots reggae and by this time had
become a major producer, capable of working with whoever he chose as world-famous singers,
DJs and musicians lined up to work with the charismatic man. Lee also employed a fluid but
stable set of crack session musicians who he named The Aggrovators.
Most of the recordings featured here come from the mid 70s, a time when Bunny Lee was
definitely in the zone, releasing heavyweight singles at an almost unstoppable rate. Bunny
Lee's career stretches over five decades and he has upwards of 2,000 production credits on
vinyl.
This album comes with extensive sleevenotes, an interview with Bunny Lee and exclusive
photography. The album is available as a CD pack with 24-page booklet, massive triple LP vinyl
with digital download code, house inner and full notes, as well as digital album.
- A1: Hold On To My Love
- A2: You Make Me Feel Like Dancing
- A3: Reflections
- A4: When I Need You
- A5: No Business Like Love Business
- B1: I Hear The Laughter
- B2: Magdalena
- B3: How Much Love
- B4: I Think We Fell In Love Too Fast
- B5: Endless Flight
- C1: Thunder In My Heart
- C2: Easy To Love
- C3: Leave Well Enough Alone
- C4: I Want You Back
- C5: It's Over
- D1: Fool For Your Love
- D2: World Keeps On Turning
- D3: There Isn't Anything I Wouldn't Do
- D4: Everything I've Got
- D5: We Can Start All Over Again
- E1: Stormy Weather
- E2: Dancing The Night Away
- E3: I Can't Stop Loving You (Though I Try)
- E4: La Booga Rooga
- E5: Raining In My Heart
- F1: Something Fine
- F2: Running To My Freedom
- F3: Frankie Lee
- F4: Don't Look Away
- F5: No Looking Back
In a career spanning 45 years, Leo Sayer has sold more than 80 MILLION records worldwide.
To coincide with Leo's forthcoming return to the UK for his 22-date 'Just A Boy At 70' tour, 'The Hollywood Years
1976-1978' is the second of a series of three Vinyl LP box sets.
'The Hollywood Years 1976-1978' comprises Leo's three studio albums. 'Endless Flight' (released 1976/UK
#4) 'Thunder In My Heart' (released 1977/UK #8) and 'Another Year' (released 1978/UK #15) and marked a
clear departure from his early albums.
Leo recorded these three albums with legendary producer Richard Perry, who brought in a variety of songwriters
and collaborators to work on the projects with Leo; it was a venerable Who's Who of the record industry.
Each vinyl LP Box set in this Limited Edition release, will be pressed on heavyweight 180g clear vinyl and contain
a signed 12'x12' print.
This project has been overseen by Leo Sayer, who remains one of the UK's great singer/songwriters of all time.
- A1: Dinosaurs Will Die
- A2: Linoleum
- A3: Bob
- A4: The Seperation Of Church And Skate
- A5: Murder The Government
- A6: Bleeding Heart Disease
- A7: Bottles To The Ground
- B1: 180 Degrees
- B2: Party Enema
- B3: What's The Matter With Kid's Today
- B4: Reeko
- B5: Stickin In My Eye
- B6: All Outta Angst
- B7: Leave It Alone
- C1: Green Corn
- C2: The Longest Line
- C3: Thank God It's Monday
- C4: The Idiots Are Taking Over
- C5: Don't Call Me White
- C6: Day To Daze
- C7: Soul Doubt
- D1: Philthy Phil Philanthropist
- D2: Shut Up Already
- D3: It's My Job To Keep Punk Rock Elite
- D4: Franco Un-American
- D5: Kill All The White Man
- D6: Wore Out The Soles Of My Party Boots
Als in den Neunzigern Punk durch Bands wie Green Day und The Offspring sein großes melodisches Revival
erlebte, bedeutete das auch den endgültigen Durchbruch für NOFX. Das kalifornische Trio hatte sich schon
1983 gegründet, schuf 1994 mit "Punk In Drublic" einen bis heute unvergesslichen Skatepunk-Klassiker und
avancierte spätestens mit seinem siebten Studioalbum, "So Long And Thanks For All The Shoes", zum
Punkrock-Schwergewicht. Im Gegensatz zu vielen anderen Formationen weigerten sich NOFX jedoch
resolut, Kapital aus dem wieder erwachten Interesse an Punk zu schlagen. Angebote von Majorlabels wurden
daher konsequent ausgeschlagen. Bis "Pump Up The Valuum" im Jahr 2000 auf den Markt kam, standen
NOFX bei Epitaph unter Vertrag, dann wechselten die Kalifornier zu Fat Wreck Chords, dem Label von
Bassist und Sänger Fat Mike. Zum Ausstand veröffentlichte Epitaph 2004 die Kompilation "The Greatest
Songs Ever Written (By Us)". Die Zusammenstellung enthielt Evergreens wie "Linoleum", "Reeko", "All Outta
Angst", "Bob", "Leave It Alone", "180 Degrees", "Kill All The White Man" oder "The Longest Line" in neu
gemasterten Fassungen. Epitaph bringt die Sammlung nun erstmals auf Vinyl heraus.
After 'Cobraxine', 'Boogie Throb', and the Ana Ott released 'Molochville', Brecht Ameel (Razen/Ameel Brecht) gives us his new album under the Br'lâaB moniker 'Other People's Crimes'; a high-on-paranoia, pre-crime-surveillance narrative, constructed after hours in the studio from a combination of Ameel's own recordings on a widely varied set of instruments, library music, flea-market broken vinyls and old cassettes. Part blind-overdub palimpsest-collage, part straightforward composition, the 10' contains both Br'lâaB's loop constructions and tracks performed by the found audio phantom band called the Acid Boogie Quartet. Bearing more gritty layers of both sound and subtext than ever, the 'Other People's Crimes' EP stands as an artefact of wild paranoia and spy-thriller sonics, weaving vignettes of surveillance gone wrong, doublethink and confessional echolalia.
Police and thieves are in the streets, running wild with nosebleeds and ill will ids. Dial v for victim as the night horizon broods a neon luminol glow. Howling at the vortex, buried under blindfolds, vigilantes take to crime with fear and ketamines.
- A1: Flammende Herzen
- A2: Zyklodrom
- B1: Karussell
- B2: Feuerlandb3. Zeni
- C1: Sonnenrad
- C2: Blauer Regen
- C3: Stromlinien
- D1: Sterntaler
- D2: Fontana Di Luna
- D3: Orchestrion
- E1: Km1
- E2: Km 2
- E3: Km 3
- E4: Km 4
- E5: Km 5
- E6: Km 6
- E7: Km 7
- E8: Km 8
- F1: Km 9
- F2: Km 10
- F3: Km 11
- F4: Km 12
- G1: Silberstreif
- G2: Elfenbein
- G3: Erlkönig
- H1: Fortuna
- H2: Klangkörper
- H3: Hohe Luft
- H4: Fernwärme
- I1: The Robbers (Die Räuber) (Ost) - Part 1
- I2: The Robbers (Die Räuber) (Ost) - Part 2
- I3: The Robbers (Die Räuber) (Ost) - Part 3
- I4: The Robbers (Die Räuber) (Ost) - Part 4
- J1: Houston (Ost) - Part 1
- J2: Houston (Ost) - Part 2
- J3: Houston (Ost) - Part 3
- J4: Houston (Ost) - Part 4
- J5: Houston (Ost) - Part 5
- J6: Houston (Ost) - Part 6
- K1: Groove 139 (Live At Jazz Café, London In February 2018)
- K2: Drone Schlager (Live At Camber Sands All Tomorrows Parties Festival 2008)
- L1: Around The Lake (Michael Rother Remix)
- L2: All Your Love Is Gone (Michael Rother Remix)E
- A1: Nights Out
- A2: The End Of You Too
- A3: Radio Ladio
- A4: My Heart Rate Rapid
- A5: Heartbreaker
- A6: On The Motorway
- B1: Side 2
- B2: Holiday
- B3: A Thing For Me
- B4: Back On The Motorway
- B5: On Dancefloors
- B6: Nights Outro
- C1: Our Raid
- C2: Lets Have A Party
- C3: The Chase
- C4: Holiday (Bedtime Dub)
- C5: Please Me
- C6: Over
- D1: Matthias Gathering
- D2: Heartbreaker (French Version)
- D3: A Thing For Me (Breakbot Remix)
- D4: Intro Thing (Demo)
- D5: Young Americans (Demo)
- D6: Output (Demo)
- D7: Das Booty (Demo)
As Metronomy work on their forthcoming sixth album, they take a moment to reflect on the 10th anniversary of their breakthrough album 'Nights Out'. Metronomy's Joseph Mount has delved into the archives for 'Nights Out: 10th Anniversary Edition' which will be released on February 8th on Because Music.
It features the original critically acclaimed album alongside a second LP which expands upon Mount's vision with a set of unreleased demos, rarities and b-sides - many of which make their first appearance on vinyl. Two of the highlights come with alternative versions which have become staples of the Metronomy live set: a bedtime dub version of 'Holiday' which takes it into a darker, glitchier direction, and a French-language version of 'Heartbreaker'.
Mount's Francophile leanings are also explored in Breakbot's remix of 'A Thing For Me', which contrasts French touch vibes with Mount's distinctly English-accented vocals. Previously issued on an exclusive Rough Trade bonus disc, 'Over' is an instrumental of cinematic scale, while the disc closes with four previously unreleased demos including the leftfield minimalism of 'Das Booty'.
Although Metronomy's 2006's debut album 'Pip Paine (Pay The £5000 You Owe)' was discovered by those in the know, it was 'Nights Out' that captured the imagination of a much wider audience. Mount achieved the seemingly impossible: he highlighted both the joyous atmosphere of a big night out and a taste of the resultant comedown in a set that playfully veered towards being a concept album.
About Nights Out Joseph Mount says: 'Oscar reminded me the other day how I said to him on completing Radio Ladio 'I think I've just written my first number 1'. I hadn't. We also reminisced about the day we borrowed the Honda Insight for the album artwork: I found the owner on an enthusiast chat room, we gave his daughter two Kate Nash tickets and a meet and greet with Kate in exchange for a few shots with the vehicle... simpler times. Shout out to Myspace.'
Metronomy's most recent album 'Summer 08' was released in 2016 to widespread critical acclaim. DIY described it as a 'pure-pop odyssey' and NME concluded, 'Mount has done it again. He could write music about the impact of Brexit on the UK's trade with China and make it sound amazing. He's that good.'
Metronomy bring 2018 to a close when they play Edinburgh's Hogmanay Street Party on December 31st. The 65,000 capacity show is headlined by Franz Ferdinand and completed by Free Love.








































