Motorhead Lost Tapes, Vol.4 (live In Heilbronn 1984)

The Producers Choice presents Lost Tapes Vol 2: Soul Samples, a new collection of rare 70s Soul samples recorded from scratch and 100% royalty free. This collection of samples is the second volume after Lost Tapes Vol 1, released some weeks ago and contains some great samples ready to be used by any sample based producer, DJ and beatmaker who wants to chop, slice, flip this samples and create new beats.

The legendary Cold Chisel have unearthed a fierce live recording from deep in their archives. Captured on two multitrack tapes on a Friday night at the arse end of February 1980, after a blinding 43 shows over 56 days, it showcases the five-piece band at a pivotal moment - just 3 days before they entered Paradise Studio in Sydney's Woolloomooloo to record their breakthrough album East.Of particular interest to Cold Chisel fans is hearing the 7 East songs in their pre-studio form (Choirgirl had been released as a single in late 1979). Some songs were still coming together, only 3 days prior to the album recordings; parts were still being written and a couple of sections were ad-libbed. Others (Standing On The Outside and Tomorrow) reveal substantially different arrangements to what the band subsequently crafted with East producer Mark Opitz. "It's great to hear this earlier arrangement of Tomorrow. We re-worked it with Mark Opitz - and he brought a great pop discipline to the album recording sessions. But I do like this version," smiles songwriter and piano player, Don Walker.

The third installment of Cold Chisel’s Live Tapes series shows the band in full voice, just as East was released. Nine songs from that album make the cut here, as well as spot-on covers of “Shakin’ All Over” and “Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door”. It’s a sweaty time capsule, immortalised right before Cold Chisel would break it big with East tracks “Choirgirl” and “Cheap Wine”. Vol. 3 is a reminder that you can take the band out of the pub, but you can’t take the pub out of the band.

1965-1976. Brings together the band's previously unreleased or rare recordings.

The definitive version of the legendary 1984 Japan tour is unveiled with fully restored and remastered sound, in a previously unreleased full concert form.

Skinny Puppy reunited for a one-off reunion concert in 2000, five years after the release of The Process, the death of keyboardist Dwayne Goettel, and the breakup of the band. The question of whether founding members Ogre and Cevin Key could pull off the Skinny Puppy live experience without Goettel is answered on Doomsday, a record of their concert at the Doomsday Festival in Dresden, Germany.