An important collection of rare tracks from The Beatles – very different than the US version with the same title – with titles that include a different version of "Across The Universe", the rare "Bad Boy", and the obscure b-sides "This Boy", "Thank You Girl", "The Inner Light", "Rain", "I'm Down", "You Know My Name", and "Yes It Is". LP, Vinyl record album
Unreleased material from the farther reaches of David Bowie's 90s years – some surprisingly great work that really stands out! The set features two great live tracks recorded at the Shakespeare Festival in New York in 1995 – "My Death" and "A Small Plot Of Land" – plus an alternate single mix of "I Have Not Been To Oxford Town", and the early song "Johnny Downloader" – which later transformed into "I'm Afraid Of Americans". LP, Vinyl record album
(2022 RSD issue, still sealed with hype stickers.)
Bix Beiderbecke & Frankie Trumbauer —
Bix & Tram – 1928 ... LP EMI/Parlophone (UK), 1928. Near Mint- ...
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Gorillaz —
Gorillaz ... LP Parlophone, 2001. Sealed 2LP Gatefold ...
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A record that maybe seemed like something of a one-off at the time of release – given that Gorillaz were more of a "virtual group" cooked up by Damon Albarn of Blur – but a set that's had surprising staying power over the years, thanks to a solid set of hip hop contributions from Dan The Automator, and guest work from Kid Koala and Del The Funkee Homosapien! The hit quality of the tracks soon eclipsed the fact that the Gorillaz were more of a studio project than a real band – and hey, maybe the whole thing was a nod at The Monkees – who had an initial start as a made-up band too. Titles include "Clint Eastwood", "Rock The House", "Latin Simone", "M1 A1", "Man Research", "Sound Check", "Double Bass", "Starshine", "Slow Country", "Re-Hash", and "5/4". LP, Vinyl record album
Eire Apparent —
Sunrise ... LP Buddah, 1969. Very Good+ ...
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Eire Apparent have some pretty famous names on the back cover of this debut set – including Jimi Hendrix, who acted as producer – and a young Robert Wyatt, who is credited with "help and encouragement"! Yet the group are more than great enough on their own, even without name-dropping references – and the record's got his nice blend of light psych touches, harder rock guitar solos, and more – all swirled together at a level that almost feels like some of the hipper Harvest or Parlophone albums of the period – maybe no surprise, as the group actually hail from the British Isles. Titles include "Yes I Need Someone", "The Clown", "Mr Guy Fawkes", "Someone Is Sure To Want You", "Let Me Stay", "Morning Glory", "Magic Carpet", and "Captive In The Sun". LP, Vinyl record album