‘The Box of Trash’, consists of the best of the legendary Pebbles series of 60s psychedelic rare gems. This collection brings together the finest of those psychedelic punk obscurities in an over-the-top package. For the CD version, Ubik have brought together the original albums onto this superb 5 CD package, and added a whole slew […]
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For this expanded re-mastered edition, they’ve given you the original set, as released in 1998, PLUS an additional, previously unreleased 88-minute show. To demarcate the second show, they’ve started with the club s pre-show room ambience exactly what you would have heard sitting in the audience, moments before the band took the stage. […]
RICK DANKO was a key member and bass guitar player of the legendary group of musicians know as THE BAND.During the eighties, the various members busied themselves with sessions and albums of their own.This 4 disc limited edition set (1000 only) packaged in digi-pack format features a number or live recordings made during the eighties […]
Santana Live At Cow Palace San Francisco, CA December 31st 1977. Santana are one of the great American bands from the last forty five years. Beginning life as the Santana Blues Band in the mid-sixties, the band went through a number of changes in personnel before arriving at the “classic” line up of Carlos Santana, […]
Johnnie Walker meets two of the greatest composers in modern music – Sir Elton John and his lifelong friend and collaborator Bernie Taupin – as they celebrate 50 years of working together. In 1967 they both answered the same advertisement looking for songwriters in the NME in London. Bernie travelled down from his home in […]
A documentary series about Demi Lovato shows how brutally controlled the singer’s diet once was, and, as other pop performers attest, it’s control that underpins damaging behaviour MORE
Unique WGOE-FM Performance at the Alpha Sound Studios, Richmond VA, 31st May 1973 • Includes the entire broadcast • Digitally remastered for greatly enhanced sound quality • Background liners Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band provide a snapshot session for WGOE-FM at the Alpha Studios in Richmond, VA, to unveil a taster of their […]
The story of Fairport Convention is the story of British folk-rock. Founded in mid 1967 as a British counterpart to Jefferson Airplane, they combined the talents of guitarist Richard Thompson with singers Ian Matthews and Sandy Denny.After losing their drummer in a fatal motorway crash in 1969, Fairport decided to carry on with a completely […]
John Cahill writes: While reading Channa Vithana article about Joe Satriani I was inspired to write about some of my favourite guitar based albums. I enjoy listening to a wide variety of music, but my biggest passion is the guitar. I guess somehow for the guitar is a instrument that is able to capture a […]
Dhrupad is the oldest existing form of North Indian classical music. The dhrupad tradition is a major heritage of Indian culture. The origin of this music is linked to the recitation of Sama Veda, the sacred Sanskrit text. Dhrupad is the oldest vocal and instrumental style, and the form from which Indian classical music originated. […]
• This is the definitive collection of the Pretenders’ recordings issued under the Warners banner from 1979 to 1999 in unique outer slipcase. • This 22-disc box set (14 x CD, 8 x DVD) brings together all eight deluxe digipak reissues (six 2 CD + DVD sets and twoCD + DVD sets) of Pretenders (1980), […]
George Sawa was born in Alexandria, Egypt. He studied piano with Irene Drakides, a student of Alfred Cortot, and at the Higher Institute of Arabic Music he studied voice, theory, and qanun (Arabic psaltery). His qanun teachers are Muhammad al-Sa‘duni (a student of Mustapha Bey Reda), Milad Mansur (a student of Abdel-Hamid al-Addabi), Amin Fahmi […]
The band’s Columbia album from 1973 coupled with the three Ariola Records albums from 1975, 1976 and 1977 Three of these albums made the US Top 200 but the writing was on the wall and the group split in 1977, with Bill Champlin pursuing a solo career before joining Chicago In recent years the Sons […]
Psychology of Music publishes peer reviewed papers directed at increasing the scientific understanding of any psychological aspect of music. These include studies on listening, performing, creating, memorising, analysing, describing, learning, and teaching, as well as applied social, developmental, attitudinal and therapeutic studies. MORE
To celebrate the 80th birthday of the legendary American composer, The Complete Sony Recordings is the first ever release of Philip Glass Sony Classical recordings together in a limited-edition box set. The 24-CD set includes the first ever release of Glassworks specially mixed for your personal cassette player on CD, a 44 minute interview with […]
Ray Davies musician-songwriter, formerly of the Kinks. London 9th July 2012 To mark their 50th anniversary, The Kinks have announced details of an extensive re-release programme covering their classic 1964-1970 catalogue. The first album in the series will be 1970’s Lola Versus Powerman And The Moneygoround, Part One, which will be reissued on August 18. This 2-CD reissue […]
There was no shortage of good psychedelic albums emerging from England in 1967-1968, but Ogdens’ Nut Gone Flake is special even within their ranks. The Small Faces had already shown a surprising adaptability to psychedelia with the single “Itchycoo Park” and much of their other 1967 output, but Ogdens’ Nut Gone Flake pretty much ripped […]
Laura Sydell …. Last year, American Idol winner Phillip Phillips released the song “Gone, Gone, Gone” from his debut album The World from the Side of the Moon. The song went to #1 on the Adult Alternative and Adult Contemporary charts and peaked at #24 on Billboard’s pop song chart, the Hot 100. For Gregg […]
“Wacken Open Air quickly grew its reputation as the most important metal festival in continental Europe. A peaceful gathering of metal fans coming from all over the world. Long hair, leather clothes, mud and a lot of fun for what seems to be the closest music to resemble the spirit of festivals in the early […]
This amazing performance by the great Leonard Cohen was recorded in Los Angeles in 1993 during his Future World Tour, which would be his last tour until 2008, and was broadcasted by Columbia Record Hour. Track list: 1. First We Take Manhattan 2. Ain’t No Cure For Love 3. Dance Me To The End Of […]
CD reissue of the classic live recording Music performed and composed by David Sylvian & Robert Fripp With a well-received studio album in the form of “The First Day” issued in summer 1993, Sylvian/Fripp took to the road for a lengthy tour to support the release. Trey Gunn reprised his role from the earlier tour […]
NICK CAVE AND THE BAD SEEDS FM BROADCAST RECORDING FROM 1996 We are told: By the time of their performance at the Bizarre Festival on 17th August 1996, Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds were enjoying their mostsuccessful era to date.Their latest album Murder Ballads, released in February that year, was their best-selling record yet, […]
Lou, buoyed & rejuvenated by the response to the urban apocalypse suite of the just released New York album, hits the road….. Chronicling his grotesque & rotten home town ‘Big Apple’, whilst taking no prisoners, offers up wry & fragile hope among the decaying ruins. Does he succeed? Listen & hear…… 01 Dirty Blvd. 02 […]
MP3 files are lossy. This means they have lost information in an effort to reduce file size. Can we hear this loss? If we compare lossy files with lossless files, is there a difference? Watch Now