The Munster

The Magnificent Seven - The Waterboys Fisherman's Blues / Room To Roam Band, 1989-90 is a new 145 track 5CD / 1DVD box set box set and book which tells the story of the seven-piece line up from the Fisherman’s Blues 1989 tour through to the release of the bands 5th album, Room to Roam in 1990. As well as the remastered Room To Roam album, this set contains 80+ previously unreleased tracks over 4CDs packed from demos, unreleased studio tracks, live and informal jams/sessions. The DVD contains two complete 1989 audience films of Glastonbury Festival and Milan, home movies and professional footage at Spiddal House during the making of Room To Roam, plus film shots of The Waterboys visits to Spiddal in 2010 and 2012.

The Magnificent Seven - The Waterboys Fisherman's Blues / Room To Roam Band, 1989-90 is a new 145 track 5CD / 1DVD box set box set and book which tells the story of the seven-piece line up from the Fisherman’s Blues 1989 tour through to the release of the bands 5th album, Room to Roam in 1990. As well as the remastered Room To Roam album, this set contains 80+ previously unreleased tracks over 4CDs packed from demos, unreleased studio tracks, live and informal jams/sessions. The DVD contains two complete 1989 audience films of Glastonbury Festival and Milan, home movies and professional footage at Spiddal House during the making of Room To Roam, plus film shots of The Waterboys visits to Spiddal in 2010 and 2012.

The Munsters travel to England after Herman discovers he's the new Lord of the Munster Hall.

Radio Cramps: The Purple Knif Show is a 1999 compilation of some of The Cramps' Lux Interior's favorite garage rock songs, most of which came from his own record collection. This was released by Munster.

Since 2017 Golo Berg has been the general music director of the Münster Symphony Orchestra, which was founded by the composer Fritz Volbach in 1919. It was only logical that Berg would also occupy himself with the composer around this centennial year, and Volbach turned out to be a significant personality both as a musicologist and as a composer. Berg and cpo both were surprised by the originality and high quality of these works. During the first decade of the twentieth century Volbachs name continued to be thoroughly familiar to people who were interested in music; his works were regularly included in programs, but then they were forgotten somewhat. Volbachs most popular works included the Symphonic Poem 'Es waren zwei Königskinder' based on the famous folk ballad of the same name. Like Richard Strauss in Till Eulenspiegels lustige Streiche, Volbach drew on this universally familiar material of folk character in response to the turn-of-the-century predilection for German tales and sagas.

Mama's got a squeezebox, and she definitely knows how to play it. For a decade, Ireland's Sharon Shannon has been nibbling at the edges of folk, taking a lot of chances, and making some glorious music. This summary of her work shows just how far she's gone–teaming her playing with reggae producer Dennis Bovell was just one daring move–and how good she is, both on the accordion and the fiddle. Add in a bit of unreleased material (including some singing from former Waterboy Mike Scott) and you've got an excellent representation of her solo work to date. If this is what she's achieved in her first 10 years, the possibilities for the future are staggering. Worldly, wise, and completely wonderful. –Chris Nickson