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It almost seems churlish to regard Celtic Frost as one of the great extreme metal bands, because they were so much more than that. It’s better to hail them as among the finest extreme and experimental bands of the 1980s. Refusing ever to do what was expected or demanded, the band constantly changed musical direction, always brought in surprising influences, and kept people guessing as to where they might venture next. Their catalogue of albums is formidable and unmatched. Each is not only unique, but part of an entire tapestry that only now can be appreciated for being a remarkable part of music history. Despite, or maybe because of, constant turmoil on so many fronts, Celtic Frost achieved an artistic level few others would even have dared to dream of aspiring towards. They climbed high because they were never afraid to fall. Which is why the band are now rightly regarded as icons, and iconoclasts. This box set includes : •Morbid Tales (1LP red & black galaxy vinyl) •To Mega Therion (1LP gatefold Silver & black swirl vinyl) •Into The Pandemonium (1LP gatefold on orange and beige galaxy vinyl) •Emperor’s Return (Back on vinyl for the first time in 37 years. Green & black galaxy) •Tragic Serenades (12” EP on pink and black swirl vinyl) •I Won’t Dance (12” EP, back on vinyl for the first time in 35 years. White & black swirl vinyl) •The Collector’s Celtic Frost (12” single, back on vinyl for the first time in 35 years. Marble vinyl with silk screen print on Side B) •Visual Aggression (7” single with new artwork and on grey vinyl) •Grave Hill Bunker Rehearsals (Four track rehearsal demo cassette from 1984) •12” x 12” 40 page book of brand new interviews with founding member Tom G Warrior and drummer Reed St Mark. Contains rare and previously unseen photos from the era. •‘Heptagram’ figurine USB drive containing MP3 audio of all the albums, including bonus tracks. •Two sided, A2 poster. •‘Necromaniac Union’ fan club enamel badge. •‘Danse Macabre’ sew on woven patch. (Noise – NOISEBOX107, BMG Rights Management – NOISEBOX107) -
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Expected June 2022. Record Store Day 2022 exclusive. A seven LP box set of albums: - Pleasant Dreams - Subterranean Jungle - Too Tough To Die - Animal Boy - Halfway To Sanity - Brain Drain - Still More Stuff: Rarities 1981-1989 (All pressed on vinyl for the first time since their original release) M1 Touring (1981 Version) 2:47 M2 I Can't Get You Out Of My Mind 3:23 M3 Chop Suey (Alternate Version) 3:32 M4 New Girl In Town 3:28 M5 Street Fighting Man 2:54 M6 Smash You 2:21 M7 Howling At The Moon (Sha-La-La) (Demo) 3:15 N1 Go Home Ann 2:55 N2 (You) Can't Say Anything Nice 2:49 N3 I Don't Wanna Live This Life (Anymore) 3:26 N4 Life Goes On 3:30 N5 Indian Giver (Remix) 2:45 N6 Go Lil' Camaro Go (Alternate Version) 2:02 N7 Pet Sematary (Radio Mix) 3:32 Side 1: Tracks 1-2 from the Pleasant Dreams sessions Tracks 3-4 from the Subterranean Jungle sessions Tracks 4-7 from the Too Tough To Die sessions Track 6 Beggars Banquet [U.K.] single #128 (1/85) Side 2: Track 1 Beggars Banquet [U.K.] single #140 (6/85) Track 2 Beggars Banquet [U.K.] single #157 (4/86) Track 3 Beggars Banquet [U.K.] single #167 (7/86) Track 4 Beggars Banquet [U.K.] single #198T (9/87) Track 5 Beggars Banquet [U.K.] single #198 (9/87) Track 6 previously unissued Track 7 Sire single #22911 (9/89) Includes a sheet of 6 stickers that are the band’s name in each of the 6 albums’ respective fonts. Presented in a numbered slipcase with a sticker sheet included. Limited to 14,000 copies worldwide. (Rhino Records) -
Highly sought after collection of crucial 90s D-Beat! Limited edition vinyl box set of all Wolfpack releases. ABSOLUTely essential collection of Wolfpack recordings spanning the groups existence from 1996-1999. All remastered by Brad Boatright. Deluxe box set with anti-scratch lamination finish + metallic foil embossing on the box top/cover. All vinyl is clear and limited to 500 units. Contents of the box: - A New Dawn Fades LP (Clear vinyl) - Lycanthro Punk LP (Clear vinyl) - All Day Hell LP (Clear vinyl) The following items are exclusive to the box: - Hellhound Warpig 7" (Clear vinyl) - Bloodstained Dreams 7" (Clear vinyl) - Embroidered circular patch (silver thread)Hellhound Warpig cover (Celtic wolf) design. CLASSIC, CRUCIAL D-BEATH CRUST FROM THE MASTERS! (Southern Lord Records) -
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5LP box set with a heavy booklet Have you ever felt like owning the entire Terveet Kädet discography from the classic lineup in one handy package? This is it. We’ve compiled every single thing the band ever recorded in the studio between the years 1980 and 1989 into this five disc set. There’s all LPs, all EPs, all compilation tracks, everything. On top of that there’s a full disc, approved by Läjä, of unreleased or otherwise impossibly rare tracks such as the unreleased third Ikbal EP. This is the second edition, limited to 500 copies in a heavy slipcase and with a large 40 page booklet. ROCK LAAHAUSTA VASTAAN (1980) 1 MINÄ HALUAN PALJON RAHAA 2 JOUTUKAA SIELUT 3 VAPAA POHJOLA TK II (1981) 4 MUL ON LIIAN LYHYT SÄNKY 5 EI ENÄÄ KOSKAAN SOTAA 6 KAKS’ VIHREÄÄ POLKUPYÖRÄÄ 7 TORNIO BLUES ÄÄRETÖN JOULU (1982) 8 T. TUHO 9 PISSAA JA PASKAA 10 ONNELLISIA KYTKENTÖJÄ 11 MUSTA JUMALA 12 OUTO MAA 13 HAISTELIJAT 14 TORNION KEVÄT 15 UTOPIA TERVEET KÄDET (1983) 16 HALLOWEEN 17 VAPAA POHJOLA 18 MINÄ HALUAN PALJON RAHAA 19 SOTA 20 TRANSVESTIITTI 21 MUSTA 22 PERSEET YLÖS 23 A.L.I.E.N. 24 N.Y.T. 25 JEESUS PERKELE 26 VEDÄN KÄTEEN 27 MAAILMANLOPPUA ETSIMÄSSÄ 28 TUNTEMATON SOTILAS 29 ANNA MULLE PIISKAA 30 HUOMINEN 31 EI ENÄÄ KOSKAAN SOTAA 32 NOT RIGHT (PART I) 33 NOT RIGHT (PART II) MESSAGE / MUSTA JUMALA (1983) 34 MESSAGE 35 THE LAND OF HOPE 36 CITY AND THE STARS 37 OUTSIDER 38 KUMIA JA VERTA 39 ONGELMA 40 SOTILAAT JOTKA MARSSII 41 …JA PALJON KUOLEMAA 42 KÄSI 43 TIEDONANTAJA SO MUCH FUN (1984) 44 TRY TO INGRATIATE 45 UTILIZATION 46 REDNECK 47 THE LAND OF HOPE 48 ANOTHER ALTERNATIVE 49 GET SWEATY 50 SATAN SAVES RUSSIA BOMBS FINLAND (1982) 51 MINÄ HALUAN PALJON RAHAA 52 N.Y.T. LASTA EP (1984) 53 PISSAA JA PASKAA YALTA HI-LIFE (1984) 54 SAAPPAAT 55 VÄSYMYS 56 VIIHDETTÄ 57 JEESUS PERKELE PROPAGANDA LIVE (1984) 58 PISSAA JA PASKAA FINNISH SPUNK HARD BEAT (1984) 59 MUSTA JUMALA 60 OUTO MAA LP 3 THE HORSE (1985) 61 PUSHED TOO FAR 62 PRESIDENTS DREAM 63 ANOTHER SIDE OF LIFE 64 THE LEADER 65 STAR-WARS GAME 66 VOODOO 67 SEXSICK 68 THE POWER 69 ALL OR NOTHING 70 SEARCH AND DESTROY 71 GATES OF HELL 72 DAY OF JUDGEMENT 73 OUT OF DATE 74 ALL FOOLS DAY 75 MISUNDERSTOOD 76 INTROVERT 77 NO MAN’S SKY 78 DEMON SEEDS 79 THE HORSE 80 METAL MASSACRE LP 4 OMA KOLONI (1987) 81 OMA KOLONI 82 VASEMMASTA OIKEAAN 83 KAIKKI OVENI OVAT SULJETUT 84 VALMIINA YLÖSNOUSEMUKSEEN ANNO DOMINI (1989) 85 ANNO DOMINI 86 SOKEA JOHTAA SOKEAA 87 LOPPUU HAPPI 88 OTA POMMI JA RÄJÄHDÄ 89 MAASTA SINÄ OLET TULLUT PAHAN VOIMA (1995, RECORDED 1987) 90 PAHAN VOIMA 91 KIPEÄ PÄÄNI 92 UHRI 93 SYVÄLTÄ SISÄLTÄNI 94 HARMAAT SEINÄT 95 IHMISVIHAAJA 96 HETKI HELLYYTTÄ LP 5 (BONUS) EARLY RECORDINGS (1980-1981) 97 VAPAA POHJOLA (EARLY VERSION, SWEDISH RADIO BROADCAST) 98 VAIKEET ON 99 EI ALISTUTA 100 TORNION KEVÄT (ORIGINAL VERSION) ROCK LAAHAUSTA VASTAAN SESSION (1980) 101 TK POP PUNK EI OLE KUOLLUT -SESSION (1981) 102 PUNKIT EI OO KUOLLU 103 HEIKKI 104 MIESTEN KOULU REHEARSAL (1981) 105 TK POP 106 EI ENÄÄ KOSKAAN SOTAA 107 MULL ON LIIAN LYHYT SÄNKY 108 N.Y.T. 109 MINÄ HALUAN PALJON RAHAA THE 3RD I.K.B.A.L. EP (1982) 110 TUNTEMATON SOTILAS 111 TÄYSTUHO 112 PISSAA JA PASKAA 113 ONNELLISIA KYTKENTÖJÄ KEMI LIVE (1982) 114 NO GOVERNMENT (ANTI PASTI) 115 TÄYSTUHO 116 PISSAA JA PASKAA 117 TK-POP 118 MUSTA JUMALA 119 OUTO MAA 120 N.Y.T. (Svart Records) -
Experience the punishing sonic origins of a punk icon. Collected here for the first time, and skillfully remastered from original board tapes, demos, and session masters, this collection is an authoritative chronicling of the wellspring and maturation of Grant Hart, Greg Norton and Bob Mould - three Minneapolis teenagers who'd go on to become the most heralded trio of the American punk underground. Follow the Hüskers to their earliest gigs in 1979, through extensive road dog touring, and to the start of their partnership with West Coast tastemaker SST in 1983. This primitive stage in the fabled career of Hüsker Dü is presented as a deluxe box set and packaged with a hardbound book crammed full of never before seen photos, flyers, and a sprawling essay with participation from the band. Spread across four LPs or three CDs, 47 of the 69 songs compiled here are previously unissued. Also included are Statues/Amusement, In A Free Land, Everything Falls Apart, and an alternate recording of the Land Speed Record set. (Numero Group Records) https://huskerdu.bandcamp.com/album/savage-young-d -
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The Replacements’ 1981 Twin/Tone Records debut, SORRY MA, FORGOT TO TAKE OUT THE TRASH, heralded the Minneapolis-based band’s competing tendencies toward indelible genius and reckless abandon. The ’Mats’ legendary founding line-up – lead singer/songwriter and guitarist Paul Westerberg, drummer Chris Mars, and brothers Bob and Tommy Stinson (lead guitar and bass respectively) – unleashed a thrilling, dynamic sound on the album with now-classic songs like “Takin’ A Ride,” “Shiftless When Idle,” and “Customer.” We're celebrating the 40th anniversary of SORRY MA, FORGOT TO TAKE OUT THE TRASH this fall with a 4CD/1LP set that offers a remarkable document of The Replacements’ formative years. Of the set’s 100 tracks, 67 have never been released before, including the first demos the band recorded in early 1980, as well as a professionally captured concert from January 1981. Along with a newly remastered version of the original album, it also uncovers many unreleased rough mixes, alternate takes, and demos from the band’s first 18 months together. The LP included in the set, titled Deliberate Noise, presents an alternate version of the original album using these previously unreleased tracks. SORRY MA, FORGOT TO TAKE OUT THE TRASH (DELUXE EDITION) is presented in a 12 x 12 hardcover book loaded with dozens of rarely seen photos. The set was produced by Twin/Tone Records co-founder Peter Jesperson, Rhino’s Jason Jones, and Replacements’ biographer Bob Mehr, who received a Grammy for Best Album Notes for his work on the band’s acclaimed 2019 boxed set Dead Man’s Pop. Mehr again penned the detailed liners that accompany this set, which features new interviews with The Replacements. Former Replacements manager Jesperson also provides a remembrance of the Sorry Ma era. The boxed set opens with a remastered version of the original album that’s been expanded with the non-album B-side, “If Only You Were Lonely.” From there, a second disc, titled Raised in the City, delves into the group’s very first recordings (“Try Me,” “She’s Firm,” “Lookin For Ya”), as well as studio demos for album tracks (including “Shutup” and “I Hate Music”), outtakes (“Shape Up,” and “Get On The Stick,” among them) and rare basement recordings (“Lie About Your Age,” “Johnny Fast”). A handful of these appeared on Rhino’s 2008 reissue of Sorry Ma, but more than a dozen included on the new set have never been released. Four outtakes on the collection’s third disc, Tape’s Rolling, debuted on the same 2008 reissue, but here they’re joined by more than two dozen unreleased recordings. Highlights include electrifying alternate versions of “Johnny’s Gonna Die” and “Love You Till Friday,” alternate mixes for “Rattlesnake” and “More Cigarettes,” plus Westerberg’s home demos of “You’re Pretty When You’re Rude” and “If Only You Were Lonely.” The Deluxe Edition ends on a high note with the earliest professional live recording of The Replacements. The previously unreleased concert, dubbed Unsuitable for Airplay, was captured by Twin/Tone’s mobile unit on January 23, 1981, at the 7th St Entry in Minneapolis, MN. A portion of the show was later broadcast on the local community radio station, KFAI. The concert took place as the band was in the midst of work on Sorry Ma. The show’s setlist is packed with evolving versions of songs that would appear on their debut album (“Hangin Downtown,” “Somethin to Dü,” “Rattlesnake”), along with other early numbers that were never released (“Mistake,” “Excuse Me”), plus choice covers of The Heartbreakers’ “I Wanna Be Loved,” Slade’s “My Town,” The Kinks’ “All Day and All of the Night,” and Dave Edmunds’ “Trouble Boys,” among others. Available on October 22nd, all Rhino.com pre-orders come with an exclusive flyer reproduction from their show at the 7th Street Entry in Minneapolis, MN, in 1981. (Rhino) -
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Quality, lightweight and weatherproof casual short jacket with soft and warm fleece lining. This durable rain jacket has an outer layer made of breathable, windproof and water repellent 100% nylon material. It features hood with a drawstring and the full front zipper with Hook-and-loop secured storm flap as well as two front pockets. Moreover the jacket has adjustable cuffs with hook-and-loop closure and toggle adjustment in hood and waist. Ideal for all outdoor pursuits. Lightweight Breathable & windproof Water repellent Snorkel hood 2 pockets Adjustable Hook-and-loop cuffs Outer layer: 100% nylon Soft fleece liner: 100% polyester Manufacturer: Surplus -
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The MC5 were one of the greatest rock ‘n’ roll bands to emerge in the 1960s, and the number of individuals who respect and revere the music they recorded and released in their heyday has multiplied over the years. If you aren’t already worshipping at the altar of the band’s first three albums, well, now’s the perfect time to change that, because Rhino has just reissued them in a 3-LP boxset. TOTAL ASSAULT: 50TH ANNIVERSARY COLLECTION is a limited-edition boxed set that features all three of the band’s albums pressed on colored vinyl: KICK OUT THE JAMS (red vinyl) BACK IN THE USA (white vinyl) HIGH TIME (blue vinyl The albums come in sleeves that faithfully re-create the original releases, including gatefolds for Kick Out The Jams and High Times. All three are housed in a hard slipcase with new art and previously unseen photographs by world renowned photographer Raeanne Rubenstein. The set also includes a new essay by Creem magazine founding editor/writer Jaan Uhelszki. TOTAL ASSAULT rocks hard. Go get a copy right now, so you can kick out the jams yourself. (Rhino Records – R1 572454 , Elektra – R1 572454 , Atlantic – R1 572454) -
3xCD Box presented here is the entire original trilogy, held in a sturdy black embossed box, with brand new artwork for all three albums by band vocalist Alex. The collection also contains a lyric booklet, an enamel badge and two embroidered patches. Fall Of Efrafa “The Warren of Snares” complete CD box set Fall of Efrafa were an atmospheric crust band from Brighton, United Kingdom. Influenced by the novel “Watership Down” by Richard Adams, they created a trilogy of records collectively known as “the Warren of Snares” - Owsla, Elil and Inle. Over the course of these three records, they incorporated doom, post rock and post metal into their emotive crust punk, creating vast swathes of uplifting crescendos and dark abysses whilst telling the tale of an uprising against religious despots and the cruel hand of man. Presented here is the entire original trilogy, held in a sturdy black embossed box, with brand new artwork for all three albums by band vocalist Alex. The collection also contains a lyric booklet, an enamel badge and two embroidered patches. (Alerta Antifascista Records) -
Solid black vinyl ltd to 500 copies. Double LP + CD + DVD + book + extra casewrapped box. A work of love and dedication, the result of an incredible journey from the F.O.A.D. headquarters to a remote country-town in the middle of the Hokkaidō island, northern Japan, to meet the band members and put together the most exhaustive collection of all their available recordings, spanning from 1985 to 1987. Here you get the ultra-complete discography of HUMAN GAS, including a lot of unreleased material… Musically, this is some of the rawest and most violent Hardcore ever spawned from the darkest lairs of the ’80s Japanese underground. Tracks from the split 7″ with Stali Nism (1985), “Noice and Hardcore” 1st Demo (1986), “Explosives” 2nd Demo (1986), tracks from “Street Punk in Obihiro” Omnibus tape (1986), “Lack luster” 3rd Demo + extra studio songs (1987), unreleased studio jam session with members of Human Gas + Stali Nism + Middle Class (1987). Plus there’s an extra CD with a soundboard live take from 1986 that sounds killer, assorted live recordings 1986-1987 and an instrumental version of their cult Demo “Explosives“. And to complete the massacre, you’ll also find a DVD with two complete live sets (their only gig in Sapporo, “Bessie Hall“, 1987 and one in Obihiro’s “Rocking Hall“, 1987) showing these raging maniacs in action. 79 TRACKS!! All this mastered from 1st generation sources provided by the band, transferred and restored with total care and attention to detail at Toxic Basement Studio. Trifold jacket housed in a casewrapped outer boxset, 24 page full colored booklet with loads of rare photos, flyers, memorabilia and some brief liner notes put together talking with the band members. Named after a Kuro song, Human Gas were the most destructive and iconic Northern Japan’s answer to the noisy and violent Noise/Punk scene that was growing in the opposite side of the country with bands like Gai, Confuse and Kuro themselves! Add the fact that their songs were more structured, solid and as the title of this anthology suggests: violent. The Hokkaidō area is definitely one of the most fascinating and mysterious when it comes to early pioneers of the Japanese Hardcore panorama… L.S.D., 畜生, Slang, Tranquillizer, Deef, , F.U.P., Gaizin, Napalm, Noise-Decay and many more were all based there. Human Gas still stands as one of the most respected names for their genuine anger and the highly original and influential musical approach. (F.O.A.D. Records) -
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OUT IN MID SEPTEMBER. We're extremely excited to announce the release of this new masterpiece co-released together with Sonarize Records from Portland. The box will contain:- Demo 1987 Flexi (never released before)
- Police Bastard 7" (including all the different covers)
- The Greatest Invention Demo 7" (different recordings of their controversial third record, never released before)
- Split with Hiatus and Extinction Of Mankind 7" (both the Doom's sides collected on a single EP)
- Hail To Sweden 7"
- Monarchy Zoo 7"
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NE! Records in cooperation with ŠKUC Ropot has finally made it possible. After many months of delays, you can get the two best compilation album with ex-Yu punk from the period of 1978-82. On "Novi punk val" you will find the bands that created punk in ex-Yu, and on the LP "Lepo je .." punk band from Slovenia who came after the first punk wave. These two compilations are made as a double album with an original design adapted to gate-fold sleeve. In addition to the audio content as usual there is much else to see and read included in the release: this release is enriched by 68 pages, divided into 3 very exclusive and extensive booklets. In the largest 48-page booklet "Tovar'ši jest vam ne verjamem '78 -'82" (''Comrades, I do not believe you '78 -'82''), you can find interviews, lyrics, lots of pictures, and much much more …. Two smaller booklet that complements the rest of the material and together they form the complete picture of those years. Along with this release you also get a copy of the LTD 4-songs EP ''Novo vrijeme'' ("New time") by the band Buldožer made in 300 copies. The EP is included to give some musical and cultural backround to the ex-Yu punk scene, as Buldožer where not a ''traditional'' punk band but served as an important source of inspirations to punk bands of the time. You can find everything here: the beginning and the end of a short and wonderful musical period! 380 copies made (270 black and 110 red ) but only 250 available, so hurry up to get a copy! All tracks are remastered. (NE! Records) -
Recorded live at Alexandra Palace, London, November 9, 2018. Their only UK show of 2018. 3LP on 180 gram heavyweight vinyl. Housed in outer, side-pocket cover. Each vinyl issued in record cover (bearing "new order live at alexandra palace") with slip sleeve, and includes a tri-fold insert. Filmed and recorded at a sold out London’s Alexandra Palace on November 9th 2018. The set includes all the New Order favorites such as ‘Blue Monday’, ‘True Faith’, ‘Bizarre Love Triangle’ as well as 4 from Joy Division with ‘Love Will Tear Us Apart’ closing the show. The massively influential band New Order formed in Manchester, England, in 1980, rising from the ashes of U.K. post-punk pioneers Joy Division. Successfully fusing new wave, electronica, synth-pop, and club music earlier than many bands now seen as contemporaries, their unique sound was as insightful and soulful as it was perfectly suited for the dance floor. From their earliest singles to their latest hits, this collection offers a career-spanning portrait of one of the most enduring and distinctive bands in modern rock. Tracklist A1 Das Rheingold: Vorspiel A2 Singularity A3 Regret A4 Love Vigilantes A5 Ultraviolence B1 Disorder B2 Crystal B3 Academic B4 Your Silent Face C1 Sub-Culture C2 Bizarre Love Triangle C3 Vanishing Point D1 Waiting For The Sirens' Call D2 Plastic D3 The Perfect Kiss E1 True Faith E2 Blue Monday E3 Temptation F1 Atmosphere F2 Decades F3 Love Will Tear Us Apart (Warner Music – 0190295211646 ) -
30th Anniversary edition. The second album from Type O Negative, The Origin of the Feces was recorded in a studio, but a fake audience track was added to give the illusion of a live album. The cover of the original release had an up-close picture of an anus (reputed to belong to frontman Peter Steele). Subsequent reissues feature a different cover, a black and green portrait of 1493 painting The Dance of Death. The 30th anniversary 2LP edition features the original "explicit" cover art with peelable scratch 'n' sniff sticker, a Dance of Death fold out exclusive poster, green and black mixed color vinyl and deluxe packaging. Label: Run Out Groove – ROGV-171, Roadrunner Records – ROGV-171 Barcode: 081227882396 -
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40th anniversary box set packaged in a 12" x 12" hardcover book on a limited edition of 15,000 individually numbered copies.Despite carrying on the celebratory tone of The Ramones' debut and Leave Home in the likes of Sheena Is A Punk Rocker, Cretin Hop a tribute to dirty Rockaway Beach and covers of The Trashmen and Do You Wanna Dance? Their third LP from 1977 displays a dark humour that's less jokey than the previous releases' goofs on bad mental health and dysfunctional relationships. the group's best-produced of its first three releases, rocket achieves an almost smooth texture thanks to a clean mix and increased use of Beach Boys-inspired vocal harmonies.The Ramones ignited the punk-rock movement with their eponymous 1976 debut album, revitalizing rock and roll at one of its lowest ebbs with attitude, energy and a loud, fast new sound. By cutting music down to its bare essentials – four chords; a simple, catchy melody; a sped up tempo and irresistibly inane lyrics, the Ramones blazed the trail for thousands of bands that followed, influencing everyone from The Clash and The Sex Pistols to Green Day and The Offspring. Although The Ramones never achieved mainstream financial success, they released 21 live and studio albums, had a devoted fan base and were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2002. Contains two different mixes of the album: a remastered version of the original and a new 40th Anniversary Tracking Mix by originalRocket To Russia engineer/mixer Ed Stasium. The collection also includes a number of unreleased studio recordings, plus a previously unissued recording of the band’s 1977 concert in Glasgow, Scotland. The Deluxe Edition will be produced in a limited and numbered edition of 15,000 copies worldwide and comes packaged in a 12 x 12 hardcover book. Along with the music, the set also features stories about the band by Sire Records founder Seymour Stein, details about making the album by Stasium, and extensive liner notes by renowned music writer and co-founder of Creem Magazine, Jaan Uhelszki. The first disc of the Deluxe Edition features a remastered version of the original stereo mix for Rocket To Russia, plus the 2017 40th Anniversary Tracking Mix created by Stasium, which provides a back-to-basics version of the album, and a different track listing from the 1977 original. The 2017 40th Anniversary Tracking Mix is also featured on the LP that accompanies the Deluxe Edition. Stasium provides some details on the new Tracking Mix in the set’s liner notes: “When putting together this new Tracking Mix, I decided to include the versions of ‘I Don’t Care’ and ‘It’s A Long Way Back to Germany,’ since they were recorded during the Rocket To Russia sessions at Mediasound,and are completely different takes that have never been heard before. ‘Sheena’ has been omitted, as it was recorded in a totally different session a few months prior, in-between the Leave Home and Rocket To Russia albums.” Two dozen rare and unreleased recordings are found on the second disc, including rough mixes from sessions at Mediasound and The Power Station. There’s also an early version of “Needles And Pins” with Tommy on drums, the B-side single mix of “Babysitter,” an alternate version of “It’s A Long Way Back To Germany” with Dee Dee on vocals, an original radio promo with Joey Ramone, and more. A highlight of this Deluxe Edition is the complete unreleased concert included on the third disc. This never-before-heard multi-track recording of the band’s December 19, 1977 show at the Apollo Centre in Glasgow, Scotland captures the Ramones just a few days before the group recorded the classic live album It’s Alive, and mixed for this 40th Anniversary edition by Ed Stasium. In Glasgow, they played songs from all three studio albums including “Blitzkrieg Bop,” “Judy Is A Punk,” “Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment,” and “California Sun.” Tracklist: Remastered Original Mixes 1-1 Cretin Hop 1:55 1-2 Rockaway Beach 2:06 1-3 Here Today, Gone Tomorrow 2:49 1-4 Locket Love 2:11 1-5 I Don't Care 1:39 1-6 Sheena Is A Punk Rocker 2:49 1-7 We're A Happy Family 2:40 1-8 Teenage Lobotomy 2:01 1-9 Do You Wanna Dance? 1:55 1-10 I Wanna Be Well 2:28 1-11 I Can't Give You Anything 2:01 1-12 Ramona 2:37 1-13 Surfin' Bird 2:37 1-14 Why Is It Always This Way? 2:19 40th Anniversary Tracking Mix 1-15 Cretin Hop 1:57 1-16 Rockaway Beach 2:07 1-17 Here Today, Gone Tomorrow 2:46 1-18 Locket Love 2:16 1-19 I Don't Care (Version 2) 1:51 1-20 It's A Long Way Back To Germany (Version 1) 2:23 1-21 We're A Happy Family 2:38 1-22 Teenage Lobotomy 2:04 1-23 Do You Wanna Dance? 1:54 1-24 I Wanna Be Well 2:30 1-25 I Can't Give You Anything 2:13 1-26 Ramona 3:06 1-27 Surfin' Bird 2:53 1-28 Why Is It Always This Way? 2:44 Mediasound/Power Station Rough Mixes 2-1 Why Is It Always This Way? (Mediasound Rough, Alternate Lyrics) 1:58 2-2 Rockaway Beach (Power Station Rough) 2:06 2-3 I Wanna Be Well (Power Station Rough) 2:28 2-4 Locket Love (Power Station Rough) 2:15 2-5 I Can't Give You Anything (Power Station Rough) 2:02 2-6 Cretin Hop (Power Station Rough) 1:55 2-7 We're A Happy Family (Power Station Rough) 2:14 2-8 Ramona (Mediasound Rough, Alternate Lyrics) 3:06 2-9 Do You Wanna Dance? (Mediasound Rough) 1:52 2-10 Teenage Lobotomy (Mediasound Rough) 2:02 2-11 Here Today, Gone Tomorrow (Mediasound Rough) 2:47 2-12 I Don't Care (Version 2, Mediasound Rough) 1:46 40th Anniversary Extras 2-13 Here Today, Gone Tomorrow (Acoustic Version) 2:48 2-14 It's A Long Way Back To Germany (Version 1, Dee Dee Vocal) 2:24 2-15 Ramona (Sweet Little Ramona Pop Mix) 3:07 2-16 Surfin' Bird (Alternate Vocal) 2:40 2-17 Teenage Lobotomy (Backing Track) 2:06 2-18 We're A Happy Family (At Home With The Family) 1:02 2-19 Cretin Hop (Backing Track) 1:58 2-20 Needles And Pins (Demo Version) 2:44 2-21 Babysitter (B-Side Version, Remastered) 2:45 2-22 It's A Long Way Back To Germany (B-Side Version, Remastered) 2:21 2-23 Joey RTR Radio Spot Promo 0:52 2-24 We're A Happy Family (Joey & Dee Dee Dialogue) 1:12 Live At Apollo Centre, Glasgow, Scotland (12/19/77) 3-1 Rockaway Beach 3:00 3-2 Teenage Lobotomy 2:08 3-3 Blitzkrieg Bop 2:03 3-4 I Wanna Be Well 2:21 3-5 Glad To See You Go 1:51 3-6 Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment 1:37 3-7 You're Gonna Kill That Girl 2:27 3-8 I Don't Care 1:40 3-9 Sheena Is A Punk Rocker 2:26 3-10 Carbona Not Glue 1:34 3-11 Commando 1:58 3-12 Here Today, Gone Tomorrow 3:14 3-13 Surfin' Bird 2:23 3-14 Cretin Hop 1:45 3-15 Listen To My Heart 1:38 3-16 California Sun 1:48 3-17 I Don't Wanna Walk Around With You 1:24 3-18 Pinhead 3:47 3-19 Do You Wanna Dance? 1:41 3-20 Chain Saw 1:31 3-21 Today Your Love, Tomorrow The World 3:25 3-22 Now I Wanna Be A Good Boy 2:03 3-23 Judy Is A Punk 1:15 3-24 Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue 1:22 3-25 We're A Happy Family 2:26 LP - 40th Anniversary Tracking Mix A1 Cretin Hop 1:57 A2 Rockaway Beach 2:07 A3 Here Today, Gone Tomorrow 2:46 A4 Locket Love 2:16 A5 I Don't Care (Version 2) 1:51 A6 It's A Long Way Back To Germany (Version 1) 2:23 A7 We're A Happy Family 2:38 B1 Teenage Lobotomy 2:04 B2 Do You Wanna Dance? 1:54 B3 I Wanna Be Well 2:30 B4 I Can't Give You Anything 2:13 B5 Ramona 3:06 B6 Surfin' Bird 2:53 B7 Why Is It Always This Way? 2:44 (Rhino Records– R2 563470, Rhino Records – 081227932718, Sire – R2 563470, Sire – 081227932718, Ramones Productions Inc. – R2 563470, Ramones Productions Inc. – 081227932718)
30th Anniversary Double LP. Black Vinyl housed in gatefold sleeve. Includes an exclusive fold out poster, individually foil-stamp numbered on back of gatefold. Tracks D1-D4 are bonus tracks that did not appear on the original album. In 1992, Biohazard signed with Roadrunner Records and released Urban Discipline, which gave the band national and worldwide attention in both the heavy metal and hardcore communities. The video for the song "Punishment" became the most played video in the history of MTV's Headbanger's Ball, and the album sold over one million copies. The band also began opening for larger acts such as Pantera, Suicidal Tendencies, House of Pain, Fishbone, and The Cro-Mags. In 1993, the hardcore rap group Onyx brought on Billy Graziadei for an alternate "Bionyx" version of their hit single "Slam" with Biohazard as their backup band. This led to a collaboration on the title track of the Judgment Night soundtrack. The soundtrack would go on to sell over two million copies in the United States. Months later, the band left Roadrunner Records and signed with Warner Bros. Records Inc. who released their third studio LP, State of the World Address. The album was produced by Ed Stasium in Los Angeles and contained the single "How It Is" featuring Sen Dog of Cypress Hill, for which a video was also shot. During their 1994 tour, the band made an appearance on the second stage at the Monsters of Rock festival held at Castle Donington. State of the World Address went on to sell over one million copies, and Rolling Stone magazine selected the Biohazard logo as the best logo of the year. This was the last Biohazard album with Bobby Hambel, who left due to differences with the rest of the band. The band recorded their fourth studio album, Mata Leao, as a three piece in 1996. It was produced with the help of Dave Jerden. For the 1996-97 Mata Leao Tour, former Helmet guitarist Rob Echeverria joined the band. The band also played on the Ozzfest mainstage alongside Ozzy Osbourne, Slayer, Danzig, Fear Factory, and Sepultura. While touring Europe in support of the Mata Leao album, the band recorded their Hamburg, Germany, show for their first live album, No Holds Barred (Live in Europe), which was released in 1997 through their former label, Roadrunner Records. The band signed to Mercury Records and released their fifth studio album, New World Disorder, in 1999, once again with Ed Stasium as a producer Track List Side A 1 Chamber Spins Three 3:40 2 Punishment 4:45 3 Shades Of Grey 3:26 4 Business 4:04 5 Black And White And Red All Over 4:10 Side B 1 Man With A Promise 3:20 2 Disease 4:01 3 Urban Discipline 5:33 4 Loss 5:19 Side C 1 Wrong Side Of the Tracks 3:37 2 Mistaken Identity 4:32 3 We’re Only Gonna Die (From Our Own Arrogance) 2:17 4 Tears Of Blood 4:52 5 Hold My Own 2:51 Side D 1 Business (demo) 4:13 2 Urban Discipline (demo) 5:14 3 Loss (demo) 5:12 4 Black And White And Red All Over (demo) 4:36 (Run Out Groove/Roadrunner Records/2022)Out of stock
Reachin' (A New Refutation of Time and Space) is the debut album by alternative hip hop group Digable Planets released on February 9, 1993, by Pendulum/Elektra Records. The album has been certified Gold in the US by the RIAA. Limited edition reissue. Manufactured in the EU. Limited to 500 copies. (Hittin Switches Records – HS0037)Out of stock
Ravno do dna is a live album of the Yugoslavian new wave/rock band Azra, released through Jugoton in 1982 on triple vinyl. It was recorded in club Kulušić, Zagreb on October 21, 1981. Ravno do dna has been described as the best live album in the history of Yugoslav rock music. It placed sixth in the list of 100 greatest Yugoslav rock albums, compiled by the Croatian edition of the Rolling Stone magazine in 2015. (Croatia Records/Jugoton)Out of stock
A stunning collection of the most iconic photographs ever taken of Black Flag, along with never-before-seen shots and a foreword by Chuck Dukowski. 256 jam-packed pages, over 300 photographs, and over 70% of the photos have never been seen. “Lively, lavishly assembled collection of Black Flag photos . . . Fury is palpable throughout the book–even rehearsals look like barnburners.” –Los Angeles Times What I See: The Black Flag Photographs of Glen E. Friedman is an incredible compilation of all of Friedman’s most iconic and recognizable images (from 1980 to 1983), of this seminal American punk band, as well as over one hundred never-before-seen photos made during those phenomenal peak years in the group’s history. The book includes a foreword by Chuck Dukowski, a cofounder and bass player of Black Flag. Friedman’s own introduction to the book takes readers through his journey with the group, from the very first time he heard their music, to his perspectives on the music of the era, to the how, why, and what Black Flag were doing at the time. His words provide additional context to the imagery, explaining what drove him to create his art alongside the band. From the streets around Black Flag’s single-room home base/office, rehearsing for their first album, handing out flyers, wheat-pasting posters, driving for hours to a show and returning the same night, house parties, clubs, to the big stage and the beach, Glen E. Friedman was there with his heart, soul, and most importantly his camera. In What I See, he shares with us and inspires us with these images that were made over an incredibly volatile four-year time span. Format Hardback | 256 pages Dimensions 275 x 229 x 27.94mm | 1,600g Publication date 21 May 2022 Publisher Akashic Books,U.S. Publication City/Country New York, United States Language English
Std Ed Black 3XLP: 334 copies. Before No Wave there was China and after China there was MARS. For the first time on vinyl the complete 'Rehearsal Tapes and Alt-Takes NYC 1976-1978', an incredible document from this era. The rehearsal tapes are a chronological record of the 3 years of Mars' existence, the first year of which was spent forming their sound and musical identity, starting out with a lineup of upright piano, bass, acoustic guitar and percussion before going electric with guitars, bass and drums. This 3XLP includes the complete: - Summer '76 - Piano Sessions - June '77 - China To Mars - December '77 - 11000 Volts - No New York Alt. Takes - July '78 - Scorn - November '78 - NN End (Improved Sequence)Out of stock
First-ever vinyl issue of this killer comp from 94 (Cherry Red) Side A/B oxblood, Side C/D milky clear. Comes with 18x24 folded poster. Spanning 4 sides of vinyl you'll hear one of the finest deathrock/goth/new wave bands of all time with songs from EPs/12"s/demos from 1983-1985. It's a release not to miss. Formed in Keighley, West Yorkshire, during the Post Punk of early 1980’s out of the band ‘The Elements”, took their name from the title of the song “Chant of the Ever Circling Skeletal Family” from the 1974 David Bowie album, Diamond Dogs. Something unique was brewing up a dark and broody storm in West Yorkshire at the time with bands like The Sisters Of Mercy, The March Violets, Red Lorry Yellow Lorry, Southern Death Cult (later became The Cult) forming the basis of what became the soundtracks to the Goth Subculture. Skeletal Family soon gained popularity in the UK Independent Charts and furiously gigged the length and breadth of the UK and Europe, recorded tracks for the John Peels Sessions, supported The Sisters of Mercy during their 1984 Black October tour, released 2 studio albums ‘Burning Oil’ (1984) and ‘Futile Combat’ (1985) of which saw the release of Skeletal Family’s most successful single ‘Promised Land’ on Red Rhino record label. Anne-Marie left Skeletal Family in 1985 to form Ghost Dance with Gary Marx, former guitarist of The Sisters Of Mercy. (Graveface Records – GRAVE158, NeverNotGoth – GOTH006)
Trust Records is pleased to announce the deluxe reissue of Agression’s cult classic debut album "Don’t Be Mistaken", in partnership with B.Y.O Records who initially released the album in 1983. Agression were on the front lines as they fused the union between skateboarding and punk rock cultures. Their fast-paced, pummeling songs not only became anthems for generations to come, but their convergence of punk’s anger and simplicity, mixed with the furious speed of hardcore, became the blueprint for all skate punk bands to follow. As they innovated, everyone else imitated. Agression was one of the earliest known bands to be considered “Skate Punk. Founding members vocalist Mark Hickey, guitarist Henry Knowels, and bassist “Big” Bob Clark all skated for the Sims skateboarding team in the late 70’s, forming Agression in 1979. The bands only album Don’t Be Mistaken (1982) featured the song “Intense Energy”, which is one of the earliest known punk songs about skateboarding and skate culture. The cover of that album also featured Arthur Lake skating a pool and was shot by legendary photographer Glen E. Friedman. Based out of Oxnard, California, most specifically Silver Strand Beach, their style of music which they dubbed “Speed Rock” became the template for a subgenre of Hardcore now known globally as “Nardcore”. Emerging from southern California in the early ’80s, Agression is considered to be the pioneers of the unique hardcore punk movement affectionately dubbed “Nardcore,” created by combining the words “Oxnard” and “Hardcore,” which originated in Oxnard, California. Outside of Agression this Southern California scene featured bands such as Stalag 13, Dr. Know, Scared Straight, and False Confession. Don’t Be Mistaken is full of rapid-fire skatepunk rhythm and truly stands as a crowning achievement of the movement. The vocals are literally spit out, and the songs are as melodic as they are thrashy. This masterpiece, originally released by BYO Records in 1983, has been remastered by David Gardner from the original analog tapes. It has been repackaged featuring a beautiful, 20-page, full-color booklet on the oral history of the band from inception through the making of "Don't Be Mistaken," narrated by John Reis (Rocket From The Crypt, Hot Snakes, and Drive Like Jehu). • Remastered from the original analog tapes by David Gardner (Infrasonic Mastering) • Includes deluxe 20-page booklet with exclusive photos, memorabilia, antidotes and the Agression story as told by John Reis (Rocket From The Crypt, Drive Like Jehu, and Hot Snakes). (Trust Records)
STORMTROOPERS OF DEATH, better known as S.O.D., was a crossover thrash band formed in New York in 1985. They are commonly credited as being among the first bands to fuse hardcore punk with thrash metal into a style sometimes called "crossover thrash." The track "March Of The S.O.D." from "Speak English Or Die" was the "Headbangers Ball" intro song for many years. After finishing his guitar tracks on the ANTHRAX album "Spreading The Disease", Scott Ian would draw pictures of the face of a character known as "Sargent D." The pictures would be accompanied by slogans such as "I'm not racist; I hate everyone" and "Speak English Or Die," and Ian would write lyrics about this character. He decided to form a hardcore band based on Sargent D, so he recruited ANTHRAX drummer Charlie Benante, ex-ANTHRAX bassist Dan Lilker, and PSYCHOS bassist Billy Milano on vocals. 30th Anniversary Edition. Double LP in Gatefold Sleeve. Includes live tracks and demos. Tracks B11 and B12 are bonus studio tracks. Tracks C1 - D3 S.O.D Live in Tokyo 1999 Track D5 Crab Society North Demos Tracks: 1.1 March of the S.O.D 1.2 Sargeant D ; the S.O.D 1.3 Kill Yourself 1.4 Milano Mosh 1.5 Speak English or Die 1.6 United Forces 1.7 Chromatic Death 1.8 Pi Alpha Nu 1.9 Anti-Procrastination Song 1.10 What's That Noise 1.11 Freddy Krueger 2.1 Milk 2.2 Pre-Menstrual Princess Blues 1:99 2.3 Pussy Whipped 2.4 Fist Banging Mania 2.5 No Turning Back 2.6 Fuck the Middle East 2.7 Douche Crew (D.C.) 2.8 Hey Gordy!! 2.9 The Ballad of Jimi Hendrix 2.10 Diamonds and Rust (Extended Version) 2.11 Identity 2.12 Go 3.1 March of the S.O.D./Sargent "D" 3.2 Kill Yourself 3.3 Milano Mosh 3.4 Speak English or Die 3.5 Fuck the Middle East/Douche Crew 3.6 Not/Momo/Taint/The Camel Boy/Diamonds and Rust/Anti-Procrastination Song 4.1 Milk 4.2 United Forces 4.3 United Forces II 4.4 Ram It Up 4.5 Bonus Material (Megaforce Records – MEGA3030)Out of stock
Formed from putrefying remnants of The Germs, The Consumers, The Bags, The Gun Club, and The Screamers among other L.A. punk outfits, 45 Grave were arguably the first American Goth/deathrock band and inarguably one of the best. Fronted by the Exene-meets-Barbarella vocal and visual stylings of Dinah Cancer (still one of the greatest stage names in a punk rock genre full of ‘em), 45 Grave also featured Paul B. Cutler on guitar, Don Bolles on drums, Rob (Ritter) Graves on bass, and Paul Roessler on keyboards, and from that all-star line-up came 1983’s Sleep in Safety, their lone studio release and only recording with the band’s original members. Probably most famous for the first appearance of the horrifyingly graphic, true-crime track “Partytime,” the single version of which was subsequently cut in 1985 and featured on The Return of the Living Dead soundtrack, Sleep in Safety also offered the early MTV track “Evil” and the band “theme song” “45 Grave” among other blandishments for those who like their rock and roll with a side of the macabre. For our Real Gone Music exhumation of this classic record, we have “embalmed” a very special edition, preserving the original album’s gatefold edition complete with lyrics and adding a custom inner sleeve drawn from the band’s very rare “A Tale of Strange Phenomena” press release—purple with black streaks vinyl! Folks have been dying for this one! Side One 1. INSURANCE FROM GOD 2. EVIL 3. PARTYTIME 4. DREAM HITS II 5. SLICE O’ LIFE Side Two 1. 45 GRAVE 2. PHANTOMS 3. VIOLENT WORLD 4. BAD LOVE 5. SURF BAT 6. PROCESSION (Real Gone Music)
"The Land of Fire and Ice" has long been known for immense natural beauty, ancient folklore, hakarl, aluminum and hairy little horses. What you may not know is that punks were also there from the very start of the show. One of the most important bands to emerge from the thriving Reykjavík scene was Vonbrigði. Though they draw influence from UK and European post-punk and American hardcore, have no doubts Vonbrigði were 100% their own unique thing. They didn't receive a ton of international attention at the time and sort of faded into history but not without releasing a handful of songs, including a blistering hardcore track on the Rokk Í Reykjavík soundtrack compilation and an incredible EP on the fledgling Gramm label owned by Ásmundur Jónsson and Einar Örn (of Purrkur Pillnikk, Kukl and, more notably, Sugarcubes fame). All of the aforementioned songs are included here along with the rest of the previously (and unbelievably, I mean how is material this amazing not released immediately after recording it? Crazy!) unreleased '82/'83 sessions. 71 minutes of sweat and grit. Who needs volcanoes when you have Vonbrigði's fire? All tracks recorded between July 1982 and January 1983 at Studio Hanagal by Kjartan Kjartansson. Mixed and mastered in 2020 at Klakhöllin by Hallur Ingólfsson. Art by Þórir Georg. Came with a gatefold cover and two printed inner sleeves. A1-B4 recorded at Breiðabólsstaðir, Álftanesi in July/August 1982 C1-C4 recorded at Eskihlið 26/27 August 1982 C5 from Various - Rokk Í Reykjavík C6-D4 recorded at Ægisgata in December 1982 /January 1983 (Iron Lung Records/ Reykjavík Record Shop)Title
