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9 hours popular hits! 128 Greatest Hits of the 90's! Every fan of Alternative Rock, Pop Rock, House, Rap, Soft Rock, EuroDance, Trance, Disco, Synth-pop should have some '90s music in their collection.

The classic self-titled debut by Gary Numan's Tubeway Army was finally reissued by Beggars Banquet, who have done a masterful job remastering the tracks and adding a live set from 1978 as a bonus. In the past, many have felt that Numan's debut disc didn't measure up to his later triumphs (1979's Replicas, 1980's Telekon, etc.), but listening to it today, you discover that it's the most underrated of all his early albums. Numan & the Tubeway Army were one of the first new wave/punk bands (along with Kraftwerk and Devo) to successfully fuse robotic synthesizers with rock & roll. Gary Numan's guitar riffing is more prominent here than on any other of his albums, which gives the tunes a splendid Ziggy Stardust feel at times. Kicking things off with several strong compositions – "Listen to the Sirens," "The Life Machine," and "Friends" – the album sags momentarily in the middle ("My Love Is Liquid"), but soon returns to its high standards with "Are You Real?" and "Jo the Waiter." The reissue of Tubeway Army wraps up with the 13-track Living Ornaments '78: Live at the Roxy set, which was previously released only as a bootleg.

Originally conceived by Kurt Cobain, Live ! Tonight ! Sold Out !! is a video document of Nirvana's rise from scruffy trio out of the Pacific Northwest into one of the most iconic and important bands in the history of rock music. Combining live material from their 1991-92 Nevermind tour, Live ! Tonight ! Sold Out! has long been the holy grail for Nirvana fans; and one that has never been available on DVD until now!Now for the first time a world of Nirvana fans will be able to experience colour-corrected and digitally remastered live performances of songs like 'Smells Like Teen Spirit', 'Lithium', 'Breed', 'Drain You' and 'Aneurysm' mixed into loads of interview footage from across the world, all as originally viewed through the eyes of Kurt Cobain himself.

The new romanticism emerged in the UK music scene in the early '80s when boys looked like girls and girls looked like boys. The New Romantics, features tracks from Culture Club, Spandau Ballet, Duran Duran, the Human League and Heaven 17 amongst many others - this 3 CD offering will be a hit with all those who lived through the time.