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A collection of previously unreleased materials by the Kenny Drew Trio, originally recorded for Japanese labels Baystate and Alpha beween 1978 and 1992, now released to commemmorate the 20th anniversary of his passing. A rich trove of superb piano trio performances!
American pianist Kenny Drew (1928-1993) moved to Copenhagen, Denmark, in 1964. Although he may have somewhat faded from the radar of American jazz fans, he had a fantastic career in Denmark and was beloved by European and Japanese jazz fans. In the late 1970s and 1980s, Drew's popularity in Japan grew to incredible heights when he began recording for Japanese labels such as Baystate and Alpha under a partnership with Japanese producer Makoto Kimata…

2007 six CD box set featuring more of Blues' greatest performers. Disc One contains Muddy Waters' Goin' Home: Live in Paris, 1970. Disc Two features Professor Longhair Live in Germany. Disc Three finds Left Hand Frank Live at the Knickerbocker Caf‚. Disc Four includes J.B Hutto and the New Hawks' Live at the Shaboo Inn, Conn, 1979. Disc Five features Eddie Clearwater' Two Times Nine. The final CD, Disc Six, contains Luther "Snakeboy" Johnson's Get Down To The Nitty Gritty. Last Call. 2007.

Live (1974). Though it seems odd that a live album could serve as a band's breakthrough release, Live shows the band clearly building upon the strengths of their previous studio albums while avoiding their excesses. Without a string section to back them up - or to smother them, depending on your thinking - the band draws more heavily on its rhythm section and on the tonal colorings of Wolstenholme's Mellotron, the latter most clearly on "The Great 1974 Mining Disaster." The rich harmonies, political content, and poignant twang of John Lees songs like "For No One" come across here with the same kind of ragged majesty as Neil Young's live work. And an epic-length "Medicine Man," unburdened of its heavy orchestral arrangement and beefed up with a newly emphasized guitar and drum parts, reveals the brawn lurking beneath the lassitude of the studio version…

"The Roxy London WC2" kick started the UK Punk movement back in 1977. Listening to the raw energy of this album, you can understand why an era of kids ripped up there clothes and declared Anarchy in the UK.

Primarily consisting of vocalist/musician John Balance and programmer/visual artist Peter Christopherson, along with various other members and contributors, Coil were one of the most beloved, mythologized groups to emerge from the British post-industrial scene. Initially established as an offshoot of Throbbing Gristle and Psychic TV in 1982, the band spent more than two decades making uncompromising, often unspeakably beautiful music that explored themes related to alchemy, dreams, the occult, drugs, and sexuality. They have remained a longstanding influence on genres such as goth rock, dark ambient, neofolk, techno, and experimental music in general.
In 2000, Coil shocked their fans by announcing a live concert at the Royal Albert Hall. This was to be, essentially, their first live performance, having had some abortive live shows in the very early 1980s…

Formed by Tool frontman Maynard James Keenan and former Tool guitar tech Billy Howerdel, A Perfect Circle is an extension of the alt-metal-fused-with-art rock style popularized by Tool in the early to mid-'90s. While similar to Tool in intensity and melancholy, A Perfect Circle is less dark and more melodic, with a theatrical, ambient quality that incorporates occasional strings and unusual instrumentation.
Compiled, created & released exclusively by the band themselves, "A Perfect Circle Live" is a Deluxe Box Set that contains the 2 CD full-length concert from the band's performance on August 02, 2011, at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado, "Trifecta", the multi-disc (3CD) collection of the band's complete studio discography…