Zelda Tears of The Kingdom

Peaches is a collection of twenty tracks recorded between 1977-1990 which encompass the very best of the British punkband The Stranglers. Includes their first hit single "Peaches", alongside other chart hits such as "Golden Brown", "96 Tears" and their cover of The Kinks classic "All Day And AllOf The Night".

Sorry no cover on this one because tracks are of various CD's/LP's as collectors item. Parts remastered of vinyl origional records :-)).

The Kingdom Choir will release their studio album with Sony Music.

This album is a follow-up to the 1995 album The Long Black Veil. The idea is the same: the Chieftains play house band for many guest vocalists and musicians. The difference this time around is that all the musicians and vocalists featured are women. Sinéad O'Connor is the one return performance, and she justifies that honor with her sorrowful and beautiful rendition of the traditional song "Factory Girl." The roster of guests is diverse, and it is a credit to the musical ability of the Chieftains to keep a common thread going and blend their arrangements with all the different voices.

Every episode of BBC Radio 2’s popular Sounds Of The 80s show takes listeners on a journey back to a well-loved decade with its distinctive musical landscape. Hosted by Gary Davies (and formerly Sara Cox) the show delves into the various genres that made the 80’s so musically diverse from classic and alternative pop to rock, dance and hip-hop. UMC and the BBC have teamed up to compile a set of official Sounds Of The 80s branded collections that will showcase the decade’s fabulous sounds in three bite-size chunks. Each carefully compiled 3CD album will include UK Chart smash hits taken from every major music catalogue including Universal, Sony, Warner and BMG to do the show and the decade the justice it deserves. Like A Record Baby celebrates the biggest and best hits from the middle three years of the decade and features the likes of a-ha, Tina Turner, Tears For Fears, Duran Duran, Frankie Goes To Hollywood and many more…