Little River Band

7CD set. Collects five studio albums from "First Under The Wire" (1979) to "No Reins" (1986), plus double live album "Backstage Pass" (1979) and three BONUS tracks. Little River Band are an Australian rock band, formed in the early to mid 70s in Melbourne. They have had a number of massive sellers, their mainstream rock with a commercial edge finding more success in the US than the UK. With more than 30 members come and gone, the band are currently operating with no original members.This box collects the six albums recorded for Capitol, having previously issued four albums on EMI. Each album looks and feels good in a replica card sleeve, with a booklet in a nice box.

This two-fer from Australian pop/rock outfit Little River Band includes the group's 4th and 5th albums, 1978's certified Platinum "Sleeper Catcher", which featured the hits "Reminiscing" and "Lady," and 1979's "First Under The Wire", which included the international hit "Lonesome Loser."

Lemon's 2013 two-fer combines the original Australian versions of two early albums by Little River Band: 1976's "After Hours" and 1977's "Diamantina Cocktail". These are respectively their 2nd and 3rd records, and on "After Hours", it's possible to hear how tentative Little River Band are. They flit between pub-friendly country-rock and sentimental folk, dabble in jazzy runs as they ramp up rock & roll rhythms ("Take Me Home"), pound home a horn-fueled pop/rocker in the vein of Chicago ("Everyday of My Life"), even stretch out into something that feels like inadvertent proto-prog ("Another Runaway," whose chorus uncannily mirrors that of Pink Floyd's later "Comfortably Numb"). Any hint of the well-known soft rock slickness that is missing on "After Hours" can be heard on "Diamantina Cocktail", which opens with their first big hit "Help Is on Its Way" and also includes "Happy Anniversary," two signs that they've moved toward their shiny signature.

Compilation celebrating the songs not released as singles throughout the band's catalogue but which stand as firm fan favourites around the world bringing them to the front and giving fans the chance to dive even deeper into the band's history. Presented as a 2CD set - across 26 tracks, this digs deeper into the Little River Band story. Features extensive liner notes and track details - meticulously curated by the original Little River Band.

Compilation: "Masterpieces" celebrates the songs not released as singles throughout the band’s catalogue but which stand as firm fan favourites around the world bringing them to the front and giving fans the chance to dive even deeper into the band’s history.

An extremely comprehensive but equally enjoyable 34 tracks make up this two-CD set from Australia's Little River Band, including some infamous yet attractive add-ons. Every charted hit from LRB is here, along with some interesting rarities. A cover of Phil Everly's "When Will I Be Loved," never before issued in the U.S., is a real treat, as well as the potent "Long Jumping Jeweler," another single that was never released in America.

"The Net" is the 7th studio album by Australian group, Little River Band. "The Net" was released in May 1983 and peaked at #11 on the Australian Kent Music Report Albums Chart and #61 on the Billboard 200. "The Net" was their first full studio release to feature John Farnham as new lead vocalist, replacing Glenn Shorrock and Stephen Housden taking over as lead guitarist. It was also the last album featuring original member Beeb Birtles, who left the line-up after the US tour in support of its release, and drummer Derek Pellicci, who would rejoin the band in 1987.

An extremely comprehensive but equally enjoyable 34 tracks make up this two-CD set from Australia's Little River Band, including some infamous yet attractive add-ons. Every charted hit from LRB is here, along with some interesting rarities. A cover of Phil Everly's "When Will I Be Loved," never before issued in the U.S., is a real treat, as well as the potent "Long Jumping Jeweler," another single that was never released in America.