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The Best of Disco Demands is a monumental 5-CD compilation curated by renowned Scottish DJ, record collector, and disco connoisseur Al Kent. Released in 2011 by BBE Disco, this massive 45-track collection spans over four and a half hours of obscure, rare, and private-press disco, funk, and modern soul treasures originally released during the genre's golden era. Handpicked from Kent's legendary series of limited vinyl compilations, the release unearths forgotten gems from obscure groups, private labels, and regional scenes across North America and the Caribbean. Highlights include obscure dancefloor bombs by Cheryl Berdell, The Firebolts, Don Renaldo Strings, Arts & Crafts, and Brooklyn Express, alongside rare cuts by Chocolate City Connection, The Legal Defense, and Sizzle. Sourced from pristine vinyl pressings and tapes, this compilation stands as an essential archive for die-hard disco collectors, diggers, and lovers of underground 1970s dance music.

Released in 2009 by Nick Saloman's (The Bevis Frond) Psychic Circle imprint, A Journey To Tyme is a definitive 5-CD box set collecting 80 essential track selections from the legendary 1980s garage rock compilation series. Chronicling the explosive mid-to-late 1960s North American underground scene, the anthology captures the raw energy, jangling guitars, piercing organ riffs, and fuzz-drenched proto-punk attitude of local garage bands from across the US and Canada. Alongside widely revered garage icons like The Sonics, The Moving Sidewalks (featuring a young Billy Gibbons), The Cryan' Shames, The Ugly Ducklings, and Thee Midniters, the set shines a spotlight on mega-rare 45rpm singles from Arthur Lee's pre-Love group The American Four, Iggy Pop's first band The Iguanas, and legendary cult classics from The Unrelated Segments, The Enfields, and Faine Jade. A essential treasury for collectors of 60s garage rock and psychedelic vinyl obscurities.