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Vinyl LP pressing. The Best Of Miles Davis is a new compilation released to celebrate the legendary jazz trumpeter's centennial in 2026. Designed as an introduction to this influential artist, it covers his prime years between 1956 and 1961, during which time he recorded albums including Workin', Cookin', Steamin' and Relaxin'. The 8 cuts included feature "'Round Midnight," "My Funny Valentine," "Just Squeeze Me (But Don't Tease Me)" and more.

• 1 Just Squeeze Me
• 2 Oleo
• 3 ‘Round Midnight
• 4 Airegin
• 5 My Funny Valentine
• 6 Well You Needn’t
• 7 You're My Everything
• 8 Four

Limited red colored vinyl LP pressing. Beaster is the second album by Sugar, the short-lived but brilliant trio featuring former Husker du singer / guitarist Bob Mould. Released in April 1993, and recorded and mixed during the same intense sessions that produced it's 1992 predecessor Copper Blue, this concise 6-song suite entered the UK album charts at no. 3, a remarkable achievement for such a noisy and uncompromising rock record. Although darker in tone than the widescreen power pop of Copper Blue, Beaster contains some of Bob Mould's most powerful songs, from the splenetic frenzies of Tilted and JC Auto, the religious torture chamber imagery of 'Judas Cradle', the transcendent Feeling Better, or the elegiac finale Walking Away.

• 1 Come Around
• 2 Tilted
• 3 Judas Cradle
• 4 JC Auto
• 5 Feeling Better
• 6 Walking Away

Limited edition of 1500 numbered copies on pink coloured 180-gram audiophile vinyl. In 1978, Muddy Waters released one of his most essential works towards the end of his career. Titled "I'm Ready", the album was produced by Johnny Winter and followed Hard Again, their first collaboration. It was immediately hailed as a blues classic. The collaboration between Winters and Waters resulted in three albums, which blues fans describe as a unique combination that showcased Muddy Waters' rawness and years of experience to perfection. The impressive roster of featured artists included "Pine Top" Perkins on piano and Walter Horton on the harmonica, making it a dream late-career collaboration. I'm Ready won the Grammy Award for Best Ethnic or Traditional Folk Recording.

• 1 I'm Ready
• 2 33 Years
• 3 Who Do You Trust
• 4 Copper Brown
• 5 I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man
• 6 Mamie
• 7 Rock Me
• 8 Screamin' and Cryin'
• 9 Good Morning Little School Girl

Loser Edition on transparent white vinyl. "I've always wanted to use that title," Sam Beam says of Hen's Teeth, his eighth full-length album and his sixth for Sub Pop Records. "I just love it. To me it suggests the impossible. Hen's teeth do not exist. And that's what this record felt like: a gift that shouldn't be there but it is."

Hen's Teeth and his previous album, Light Verse, are siblings of a sort. They were recorded during the same sessions after a year-long dry spell, with the same band, at Waystation studio in Laurel Canyon. "I'm at a point in my life where spontaneity is a lot more important to me. I'm a lot freer and I love making music more than ever. There are no right or wrong answers. You just pray for your luck and try your best." In this case prayers were answered and luck struck hard. The musicians cohered so quickly that they were often getting songs recorded in just a few takes, sometimes at the rate of two or three per day. The two albums might therefore be thought of as fraternal twins: they share DNA and complement each other, but are defined as much by their differences as their similarities. Light Verse (2024) took it's name from a form of poetry that makes heavy use of wordplay, humor, and nonsense. It's a sweet and airy album, impressionistic, at times even flirting with abstraction, a hearty shaking off of the doom and gloom of the Covid era. The world of Hen's Teeth is earthier, darker, more robust and more tactile than that of Light Verse. The songs have titles like "Roses," "Robin's Egg," "Dates and Dead People," "Singing Saw." The cover is a portrait of Beam surrounded on all sides by flourishing ferns and other tropical plant life - a surreal scene that contrasts starkly with the cool blue-white palette of Light Verse. As for the music, Beam says: "The experiments in this one were more with genre than with form. For the last couple years one of my go-to's has been Van Morrisson's Astral Weeks, that style where jazz musicians play folk music and it blossoms in different ways than folk musicians are normally interested in doing." The results nod to everything from Dock Boggs to Simon & Garfunkel to Tropicalia. And Beam continues to incorporate collaborations: "It's exciting, making it more of a family affair. Interacting with a bunch of friends and being blown away by what they can bring, musically and emotionally. I get to play all day with these people I love and they respond by giving me their most vulnerable, expressive self. It's the weirdest, best job ever." Hen's Teeth features David Garza on guitar, Sebastian Steinberg on bass, and Tyler Chester on keyboards. Griffin Goldsmith, Beth Goodfellow, and Kyle Crane all play drums. Paul Cartwright handled string arrangements, and plays violin and mandolin among others. The indie-country trio I'm With Her appears on the ebullient lead single, "Robin's Egg," and again on the tender, mournful "Wait Up." Beam's daughter Arden contributes harmonies and backing vocals on three tracks. Born two months before the release of his debut album, The Creek Drank the Cradle (2002), she is now 23 years old and a musician herself-the first of his children to appear on one of his records.

• 1 Roses
• 2 Paper and Stone
• 3 Robin's Egg (Feat. I'm with Her)
• 4 Singing Saw
• 5 In Your Ocean
• 6 Defiance, Ohio
• 7 Wait Up (Feat. I'm with Her)
• 8 Grace Notes
• 9 Dates and Dead People
• 10 Half Measures

Lord Willin' - Clipse's debut album, Lord Willin' sent a clear message to the rap world - "we are not the same." Released in 2002, and now available on striking silver vinyl, this album captures the authentic sound of Virginia, seamlessly blending it with The Neptunes' groundbreaking production. Featuring standout singles like "Grindin'" and "When the Last Time," Lord Willin' showcases the duo's raw sound and sharp lyricism.

• - Disc 1 -
• 1 Intro
• 2 Young Boy
• 3 Virginia
• 4 Grindin'
• 5 Cot Damn
• 6 Ma, I Don't Love Her
• 7 Famlay Freestyle
• 8 When the Last Time
• - Disc 2 -
• 1 Ego
• 2 Comedy Central
• 3 Let's Talk About It
• 4 Gangsta Lean
• 5 I'm Not You
• 6 Grindin ' [Remix]
• 7 Grindin' [Selector Remix]

Vinyl LP pressing. The twenty sixth studio release from Bob Dylan originally released in 1989 and produced by Daniel Lanois. Hailed by critics as a comeback album, Oh Mercy achieved his best chart showing in years reaching No. 30 on the Billboard Charts. Features "Political World," "Everything Is Broken," "Ring Them Bells," and more.

• 1 Political World
• 2 Where Teardrops Fall
• 3 Everything Is Broken
• 4 Ring Them Bells
• 5 Man in the Long Black Coat
• 6 Most of the Time
• 7 What Good Am I?
• 8 Disease of Conceit
• 9 What Was It You Wanted
• 10 Shooting Star

Danny Brown's last albums Quaranta and Scaring The Hoes bookended the end of the XXX era. Enter Stardust - Danny's first album since entering sobriety sees him rediscover his love of music, curating the next wave of star talent, who were heavily inspired by his music while exploring their own journey.

The album features collaborations with underscores, Quadeca, Femtanyl, Jane Remover, Frost Children, 8485, JOHNNASCUS, IssBrokie, Nnamdi, Ta Ukarinka and Zheani - a hand-picked lineup curated by Danny Brown, as diverse as they are in the cohesive in the universe of Stardust.

• 1 Book of Daniel (Danny Brown & Quadeca)
• 2 Starburst (Danny Brown)
• 3 Copycats (Danny Brown & Underscores)
• 4 1999 (Danny Brown & Johnnascus)
• 5 Flowers (Danny Brown & 8485)
• 6 Lift You Up (Danny Brown)
• 7 Green Light (Danny Brown & Frost Children)
• 8 What You See (Danny Brown & Quadeca)
• 9 Baby (Danny Brown & Underscores)
• 10 Whatever the Case (Danny Brown & Issbrokie)
• 11 1L0V3Myl1F3! (Danny Brown & Femtanyl)
• 12 Right from Wrong (Danny Brown & Nnamdi)
• 13 The End (Danny Brown, Ta Ukrainka & Zheani)
• 14 All4U (Danny Brown & Jane Remover)

Vinyl LP pressing. Mutant, in partnership with Lakeshore Records and Legendary Entertainment, is proud to present The Toxic Avenger - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, featuring a wildly eclectic score and original songs by composers Brooke and Will Blair. In this unhinged reimagining of Lloyd Kaufman's cult classic, the brothers capture the chaos, the silliness, and the triumphant heart of the original Troma trilogy. The guitar-drenched orchestral score careens from surfy crime-jazz and occult rock to Bossa Nova, classic superhero motifs, and an unhinged take on Mussorgsky's "Night on Bald Mountain" (featured in the original Toxic Avenger) - complete with burps, farts, and the Prague Philharmonic. The pair also deliver original songs, including the nu-rap/slop-rock hit "(We Are) Crazy and Dangerous" from on-screen goth villains The Killer Nutz, their B-side "My Baby is an Axe," and the classic Doo Wop ode to young lovers "The Good Things" by fictional '50s group The Whoopsie Dews. Over 120 musicians in eight countries contributed to the soundtrack, including Medirecon. A generator recorded this 16-piece Kyiv-based string ensemble after Russian forces cut power to the city's power grid during the early days of the occupation. The year-long composing effort resulted in a soundtrack that's as fun, messy, and moving as the Troma films that inspired it. "The original Toxie soundtrack was such a bonkers mash-up of styles," says Will Blair. "Dancey-pop songs would be followed by punk rock, then go immediately into big orchestral pieces, followed by weird electro score - and it not only worked, it became part of the Troma experience. We trusted it would work with Macon's version of Toxie, and we're grateful he cut us loose to throw everything we had at it." Written and directed by the Blairs' older brother, Macon Blair, and starring Peter Dinklage, Jacob Tremblay, Elijah Wood, and Kevin Bacon, The Toxic Avenger follows janitor Winston Gooze, who - after a freak toxic accident - mutates into an unlikely hero battling corporate overlords and corruption to save his son and his community. The album also comes complete with liner notes by writer/director Macon Blair as well as composers Brooke Blair and Will Blair, and is pressed on 140gm toxic black and green vinyl with glow-in-the-dark splatter and housed inside a silver mirrorboard jacket with glow-in-the-dark elements. Tracklist Side One Overkill - Performed by Motörhead Nothing At All - Performed by The Giraffes (We are) Crazy and Dangerous - Performed by The Killer Nutz My Baby Is An Axe - Performed by The Killer Nutz Juntos - Performed by East Hundred Minha Vida, Minha Obra - Performed by Brooke Blair and Will Blair The Good Things - Performed by The Whoopsie Dews Side Two Opening Titles Night on Ballz Mountain It's a Mob! Miss Meat He's A Hero, pt. 1 Drive to Chudhaven Garbinger's Transformation The Big Fight You Called Me Dad Original Score by Brooke Blair and Will Blair

• - Disc 1 -
• 1 Overkill - By Motörhead
• 2 Nothing at All - By the Killer Nutz
• 3 (We Are) Crazy and Dangerous - By Brooke Blair and Will Blair
• 4 My Baby Is An Axe - By the Killer Nutz
• 5 Juntos - By East Hundred
• 6 Minha Vida, Minha Obra - By Brooke Blair and Will Blair
• 7 The Good Things - By the Whoopsie Dews
• - Disc 2 -
• 1 Opening Titles - By Brooke Blair and Will Blair
• 2 Night on Ballz Mountain - By Brooke Blair and Will Blair
• 3 It's a Mob! - By Brooke Blair and Will Blair
• 4 Miss Meat - By Brooke Blair and Will Blair
• 5 He's a Hero, Pt. 1 - By Brooke Blair and Will Blair
• 6 Drive to Chudhaven - By Brooke Blair and Will Blair
• 7 Garbinger's Transformation - By Brooke Blair and Will Blair
• 8 The Big Fight - By Brooke Blair and Will Blair
• 9 You Called Me Dad - By Brooke Blair and Will Blair

One of the best records of 2021 is back. Now updated with a sturdy, hearty, robust, diecutless cover. The die cut on the original cover was causing problems in the manufacturing process. Treasure the ones you have.
#1 TIME - “Stunning”
#1 The New York Times (Jazz) - “Powerful”
#1 Paste - “Can rearrange the molecules in a room”
#2 New Yorker - “When you’re keen to leave the body behind”
#4 Pitchfork - “Boundless”

Limited ghostly blue colored vinyl LP pressing. AJR's third studio album, Neotheater, was originally released in 2019 and reached #8 on the Billboard 200. Featuring 12 songs, including "100 Bad Days," "Karma," "Dear Winter," "Birthday Party," and more.

• - Disc 1 -
• 1 Next Up Forever
• 2 Birthday Party
• 3 100 Bad Days
• 4 Don't Throw Out My Legos
• 5 Break My Face
• 6 Turning Out Pt. II
• - Disc 2 -
• 1 The Entertainment's Here
• 2 Karma
• 3 Beats
• 4 Wow, I'm Not Crazy
• 5 Dear Winter
• 6 Finale (Can't Wait to See What You Do Next)

2003 LP reissue on 180-gram vinyl. The final collaboration of the Bon Scott era with producers Harry Vanda and George Young delivered a fourth album of hard-rockin' fun from AC/DC. Loaded with sex, drugs, satanic panic and plenty of fight, it remains an iconic album from 1978. The album boasts the hit songs "Rock 'N' Roll Damnation," "Riff Raff," "Sin City" and "Gone Shootin'." The original album was digitally remastered for a cleaner sound in 2003 for a vinyll pressing to kill for. Crank it up for the full fury of hard rock at it's primal best. This album is a must-have for fans of the band.

• 1 Rock 'N' Roll Damnation
• 2 Down Payment Blues
• 3 Gimme a Bullet
• 4 Riff Raff
• 5 Sin City
• 6 What's Next to the Moon
• 7 Gone Shootin'
• 8 Up to My Neck in You
• 9 Kicked in the Teeth

2003 reissue on 180-gram vinyl LP. Reuniting with their early production team of Harry Vanda and George Young, AC/DC got back to their brand of a$$-kicking fun. The music community agreed it was good and nominated "Blow Up Your Video" for a Grammy Award for Best Hard Rock / Metal performance Vocal or Instrumental. The album produced hits out of the opening single "Heatseeker," which broke the Top-20 of the Billboard Mainstream Rock chart. "That's the Way I Wanna Rock 'N' Roll" made it up to #28 on the same chart. This 2003 reissue of the original album is pressed into 180-gram vinyl, sounding better than ever.

• 1 Heatseeker
• 2 That's the Way I Wanna Rock & Roll
• 3 Mean Streak
• 4 Go Zone
• 5 Kissin' Dynamite
• 6 Nick of Time
• 7 Some Sin for Nuthin'
• 8 Ruff Stuff
• 9 Two's Up
• 10 This Means War

2014 LP import reissue on 180-gram vinyl. In 1995, AC/DC was on their full comeback swing. Re-energized and refocused "Ballbreaker" packs a wallop. It didn't chart the arena classics for which the band is best known, but it is solid end-to-end electrifying hard rock. Long-time fans know what a gem this album really is. Angus Young's guitar is about ready to burst into flames by the time the record ends. Yeah. You better believe it is that hot. Reissued 19 years after the fact, "Ballbreaker" sounds incredible on 180-gram audiophile vinyl. This great import also has a printed inner sleeve.

• 1 Hard As a Rock
• 2 Cover You in Oil
• 3 The Furor
• 4 Boogie Man
• 5 The Honey Roll
• 6 Burnin Alive
• 7 Hail Caesar
• 8 Love Bomb
• 9 Caught with Your Pants Down
• 10 Whiskey on the Rocks
• 11 Ballbreaker

2014 import reissue on 180-gram vinyl LP. Masters of the catchy hard rock riff, Angus and Malcolm Young deliver their crunching, riled sound with a vengeance. Originally released in 2000, the album spawned a #1 hit on the Mainstream Rock Chart with the song title track. The whole album climbed to #7 on the coveted Billboard 200 chart. It's other hits include "Satellite Blues," "Meltdown" and "Safe in New York City." Deeply satisfying for hard-rock fans, the album kicks ass the way all AC/DC albums should. This LP re-issue came out in 2014. "Stiff Up Lip" comes with a printed inner sleeve. The LP uses 180-gram vinyl to improve the quality of the listening experience.

• 1 Stiff Upper Lip
• 2 Meltdown
• 3 House of Jazz
• 4 Hold Me Back
• 5 Safe in New York City
• 6 Can't Stand Still
• 7 Can't Stop Rock 'N' Roll
• 8 Satellite Blues
• 9 Damned
• 10 Come and Get It

2003 reissue on 180-gram vinyl LP. Hardcore fans will love this oft overlooked 1983 album that found AC/DC in midst of a major transition. Still adjusting to the loss of Bon Scott and the addition of new singer Brian Johnson, AC/DC sought a return to the harder edge sound of their early days. Ditching producer Mutt Lange, they decided to produce the album on their own. Although "Flick of the Switch" didn't generate the hits of earlier albums (or later ones), it still rose to #15 on the Billboard Top 200 chart. The big songs on this album are the title track, "Guns for Hire" and "Nervous Shakedown." Originally recorded at the Compass Point Studios in the Bahamas, this 2003 reissue has been remastered and released on superior sounding 180-gram vinyl.

• 1 Rising Power
• 2 This House Is on Fire
• 3 Flick of the Switch - AC/DC, AC/DC, AC/DC
• 4 Nervous Shakedown
• 5 Landslide
• 6 Guns for Hire
• 7 Deep in the Hole
• 8 Bedlam in Belgium
• 9 Badlands
• 10 Brain Shake

2003 reissue on 180-gram vinyl LP. Now's your chance to get some classic hard-to-find vinyl from AC/DC. This 2003 reissue of 1985's "Fly on the Wall" helps fans and collectors get their hands on one of their rarer LPs. Self-produced, the original album climbed to #32 on the Billboard Top 200 album chart, after it's initial release. Noteworthy tracks include "Danger," "Shake Your Foundations" and "Sink the Pink." Although there were none of the arena rockers for which the band is best known, it is still a classic study in hard rock. Angus and Malcolm Young are pushing the boundaries as the backbones of the band with their incredible guitar prowess. Digitally remastered from the original master tapes. 180-gram vinyl.

• 1 Fly on the Wall
• 2 Shake Your Foundations
• 3 First Blood
• 4 Danger
• 5 Sink the Pink
• 6 Playing with Girls
• 7 Stand Up
• 8 Hell or High Water
• 9 Back in Business
• 10 Send for the Man