Backing Track

The first in a series of two album box sets covering the complete recorded works of the Everly Brothers from 1960 – 1972, this is the set Everly Brothers fans have been waiting for. Opening with their debut Warner Bros. session from March '60, 'The Price Of Fame' chronologically collects every master made for the label up through November ’65. The first album box includes the entirety of such albums as 'It's Everly Time', 'A Date With The Everly Brothers', 'Both Sides Of An Evening', 'Instant Party', 'The Golden Hits Of The Everly Brothers', 'Christmas With The Everly Brothers And The Boys Town Choir', 'Sing Great Country Hits', 'The Very Best Of The Everly Brothers', 'Gone Gone Gone', 'Rock 'n Soul' and 'Beat 'n Soul'. Also among the set's 228 tracks are outtakes, rarities, foreign language singles and spoken word promos.

The reissue will be released as a deluxe edition, equipped with 4 CDs and a Blu-ray in a mediabook. The set includes a remixed and remastered version of the original studio album, a previously unreleased recording of the band's 1997 performance in Grand Rapids, B-sides and bonus tracks, as well as a lovingly illustrated booklet with rare photos, new artwork, memorabilia and an essay that delves deep into the history of the album. The Blu-ray contains the album in hi-res, jam sessions and early versions of the album tracks, a "This Strange Engine" documentary, a "Live In Utrecht" bootleg concert recording and promo videos from the time of the album's release. Reviews "This Strange Engine" is certainly one of Marillion's musically finest recordings. The band's musical breadth ranges from progressive rock to melodic pop […] Really something for Marillion freaks!" (Rock It, November/December 2024)

Sam Roy "Sammy" Hagar, known as "The Red Rocker", is an American rock singer, guitarist, composer and solo artist. Hagar was the second of three singers for Van Halen, as well as the original singer of the early 1970s rock band Montrose. On March 12, 2007, Hagar was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Van Halen. He has had the opportunity to work with some of hard rock's most famous guitarists including Eddie Van Halen, Ronnie Montrose, Neal Schon of Journey, and more recently, Joe Satriani.

Better the Devil You Know" is a song by Kylie Minogue, taken from her third studio album Rhythm of Love (1990).

3-disc deluxe book edition which included demos, rarities, outtakes and BBC sessions. Opening with the swirling, cinematic strings of “The Chad Who Loved Me,” Mansun’s debut album, Attack of the Grey Lantern, is anything but a conventional Brit-pop record. Few debut records are this assured, especially when a group is developing such an idiosyncratic, individual style. Mansun recalls many artists — Suede, Manic Street Preachers, Tears for Fears, David Bowie, ABC, Blur, Prince — without sounding exactly like any of them. Attack of the Grey Lantern is a grandiose, darkly seductive blend of new wave and ’90s indie rock, filled with phased guitars, drum machines, and subversive, off-kilter song structures, many of which wind past five minutes. No song is ever quite what it seems — “Mansun’s Only Love Song” balances between soul and fractured pop, “Stripper Vicar” has new wave backing vocals and hard-rock chords, while “Taxloss” marries Suede’s dark glam rock with uneasy psychedelia. It’s an ambitious, even pretentious, record, but Mansun has enough confidence and skill to make it an astonishingly original debut.

I Robot is the second studio album by the English progressive rock band The Alan Parsons Project (Alan Parsons and Eric Woolfson), released by Arista Records in June 1977. It is an art rock album that draws conceptually on author Isaac Asimov's science fiction Robot trilogy, exploring philosophical themes regarding artificial intelligence. The album was re-released under Legacy Recordings as a "legacy edition" in 2013 on CD, with an extra disc with unreleased bonus tracks, mastered by Dave Donelly.