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26 Ghosts: The Best of 1986-2005
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The Complete BBC Sessions
:Album Description:2007 two CD set contains 25 of their BBC In Session recordings made between 1993-97, selected by the band. It is a marvelous insight into the changing styles and development of the band during that time and offers previously unreleased versions of tracks from some of their most critically acclaimed albums. Universal. 2007.
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Registry
:Album Description:UK reissue, limited to 1,000 copes, of 1999 four CD box-set combines the critically acclaimed indie act's first two albums, 'George Best' (1987) & 'Tommy' (1988), & last two albums, 'Mini' (1996) & 'Saturnalia' (1996). Cooking Vinyl. 2004.
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New Wave Hits of the '70s & '80s
:Album Description:UK reissue, limited to 1,000 copes, of 1999 four CD box-set combines the critically acclaimed indie act's first two albums, 'George Best' (1987) & 'Tommy' (1988), & last two albums, 'Mini' (1996) & 'Saturnalia' (1996). Cooking Vinyl. 2004.
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Supernatural Fairy Tales: The Progressive Rock Era
: :Wow, and furthermore, wow. Rhino has a history of doing things up right, but this time it's outdone itself. More than five hours of prog, from The Nice to Golden Earring, presented thoroughly and largely chronologically. Depending on your outlook, it's either heaven or hell. There's plenty here to occupy the idle, drug-riddled mind; some well known (Focus's 'Hocus Pocus,' ELP's 'Knife Edge,' Genesis) and some wonderfully obscure (Wigwam in their pre-Virgin days, when they were an obscure, Finnish-Irish outfit, and Hatfield and the North's delicious first single, 'Let's Eat Again ...
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Live 1977-1978
:Album Description:Limited edition 2008 six CD box set of 'audio verite' recordings that captured Suicide playing live from September 1977 to August 1978 . These recordings cover most of their early shows at CBGB's and Max's Kansas City plus their first ever tour across Europe and the UK. The package includes a 40 page booklet of Suicide and Red Star Records memorabilia (including very rare Red Star press releases) from the personal archives of Howard Thompson, the A&R man that signed Suicide to UK label Bronze Records, Out of all of ...
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Black Bible
:Album Description:Limited edition 2008 six CD box set of 'audio verite' recordings that captured Suicide playing live from September 1977 to August 1978 . These recordings cover most of their early shows at CBGB's and Max's Kansas City plus their first ever tour across Europe and the UK. The package includes a 40 page booklet of Suicide and Red Star Records memorabilia (including very rare Red Star press releases) from the personal archives of Howard Thompson, the A&R man that signed Suicide to UK label Bronze Records, Out of all of ...
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Singles Box
:Album Description:1993 release featuring all of the tracks from all six of the12in singles they released for their first 4studio albumsfor Sire in the U.S.: 1986's 'Twitch', 1988's 'Land Of RapeAnd Honey', 1989's 'A Mind Is A Terrible Thing To Taste' &1992's 'Psalm 69'. Ea
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Themes, Vols. 1-5
:Album Description:2008 twenty five CD box set from the Scottish Rock/New Wave band, documenting their developing sound, ideas and ideals through the music and design of their classic twelve inch single releases. Each of the Themes boxes contain five discs that highlight a certain period in their career and are arranged chronologically. Each CD EP features tracks from an original vinyl single release and includes the remixes, B-sides and more. The five CD digi boxes are all packaged together in one 2mm thick lift off lid box. Themes Volumes 1 - ...
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Kid A (Limited Edition)
: : Radiohead Photos More from Radiohead OK Computer The Bends Hail To The Thief Pablo Honey Amnesiac Airbag/How Am I Driving? Amazon.com's Best of 2000:How is it that Kid A's opening track, laden with an electronic vocal stuttering 'bleh, bluh-bleh bleh bluh' is the most fascinating statement made in rock & roll this year? Because somehow, even when Radiohead blathers and blips nonsense, it's profound. The band's future-perfect musical grammar may be hard to decipher, and the melody is even more subliminal, but the journey traveled with ...
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