She's Come Undone

2008 live album from the former vocalist with Australian rockers Cold Chisel. On August 5, 2007, Jimmy Barnes headlined a one-off show at the Sydney Opera House for the Max Sessions. Jimmy was backed by an orchestra, a choir and his live band, performing for a select group of fans and family. The audience included Cold Chisel comrades Don Walker and Phil Small alongside friends such as Billy Birmingham, Sam Neill and Brett Lee. The show was in part to welcome Jimmy to the presenting team of MAX's TV show The Know. It was also a chance to revisit some of Jimmy's favorite songs as well as his hits. Jimmy also took this as an opportunity to showcase some of the tunes he was to record the very next day for his current studio album Out In The Blue. 15 tracks including 'Better Off Alone'. 'I Put A Spell On You', 'Come Undone' and many others.

Duran Duran personified new wave for much of the mainstream audience. And for good reason. Duran Duran's reputation was built through music videos, which accentuated their fashion-model looks and glamorous sense of style. Without music videos, it's likely that their pop-funk – described by the group as the Sex Pistols-meet-Chic – would never have made them international pop stars…

NOW is proud to present the next instalment in our ongoing ‘Yearbook’ series – and takes a look back 31 years ago – with 78 tracks on 4 CDs, to celebrate a stellar year of Pop singles… NOW – Yearbook 1993.

Legendary Guitarist’s Final Album Features A Different Guitarist And Vocalist On Every Track, With Performances By Joe Bonamassa, Phil Collen, Rick Derringer, Sammy Hagar, Glenn Hughes, Brad Whitford, Edgar Winter, And More. Before his untimely death in 2012, renowned American rock guitarist Ronnie Montrose began recording an ambitious passion project with bassist Ricky Phillips (Styx, Bad English) and drummer Eric Singer (Kiss, Alice Cooper). The idea was to record 10 songs with 10 different singers and call the album 10X10. Sadly, Montrose was unable to see the album through during his lifetime. Instead, Phillips made it his mission to finish the songs by enlisting a small army of Ronnie’s musician friends to record the vocals and the guitar solos for each song, completing the album in recent years.