Tank Girl Two Girls One Tank 002 (2016)

Si ya disfrutaste de la etapa clásica, ahora puedes disfrutar de otra buena dosis de locura australiana y tanques absurdos con este volumen flipante.
Todo un fenómeno de los 90, Tank Girl renovó el cómic y la cultura pop con sus caóticas historias e irreverentes imágenes. Reúnete de nuevo con Tank Girl, Jet Girl, Sub Girl, Booga, Camp Koala y los demás personajes chalados del cómic más cool de la década de los 90.

The girl group world contains many unsung heroes and heroines: talented singers, songwriters, arrangers and producers who toiled behind the scenes on many significant recordings without ever achieving fame in their own name. And there are quite a few of them here on the latest volume of Ace Records long-running Where The Girls Are series. Jean Thomas and her group the Sweet Three, for example, here with That's The Way It Is (When A Girl's In Love), also recorded under several other names and provided backing vocals for various Philadelphia stars.

In 2009 the Polish progressive rock band Millenium released their first official live DVD and double CD. They named it Back After Years, Live In Krakow 2009 (see review). It was a rather entertaining release on which the band and their fans looked back on their entire back catalogue. Now seven years later the band comes up with another live release, titled The Cinema Show. Again you can enjoy a double CD version next to a DVD release of the same show. However this time around even a Blu-ray version can be ordered.

Like your hits as a onetime only offer? Well, The Greatest Ever One Hit Wonders is the compilation for you! Over two packed CDs is some of the biggest and best artists of all time, to have a just the one smash hit. There's a bunch of fun cheesy hits from the likes of Los del Rio, OMC, The Knack, Dexys Midnight Runners, Survivor, Deee-Lite, Alien Ant Farm, Baha Men, Crazy Town! If you're looking for a fun soundtrack to your next house party then The Greatest Ever One Hit Wonders will bring back some memories as well as some bodies to the dance floor!

On the Corner is a studio album by American jazz trumpeter, composer, and bandleader Miles Davis. It was recorded in June and July 1972, and released later that year by Columbia Records. The album continued Davis' exploration of jazz fusion, bringing together funk rhythms with the influence of experimental composer Karlheinz Stockhausen and free jazz saxophonist Ornette Coleman. Recording sessions for the album featured a changing lineup of musicians including bassist Michael Henderson, guitarist John McLaughlin, and keyboardist Herbie Hancock, with Davis playing the electric organ more prominently than his trumpet.

As a soundtrack to the documentary Janis: Little Girl Blue, this 2016 album does its job, providing an aural biography to complement the visual one. The 17 tracks are sequenced chronologically – the exception being the title track, pulled from I Got Dem Ol' Kozmic Blues Again Mama! and functioning as a coda here – so it's possible to hear her raw talent evolve from an early performance of "Careless Love" to a heavy dose of Big Brother & the Holding Company and on to her solo work. Although Big Brother's "Down on Me" and her lone Top 10 hit "Me and Bobby McGee" are here in their familiar studio versions, this soundtrack is populated by live tracks, many pulled from expanded reissues, so this functions almost as an alternate history: it tells the story through versions that aren't readily familiar. Also, these versions seem somewhat more rare than they actually are – any dedicated Janis fan likely has all of the cuts here somewhere in their collection – which speaks to how thoroughly the vaults have been combed. That said, this does a good job of rounding up some of the best rarities and presenting them in a fashion that's appealing to a broader audience.