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BLIND FAITH - BLIND FAITH DELUXE |
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Blind Faith was unarguably one of the biggest and short lived super-groups of the late sixties, featuring former Cream members Eric Clapton and Ginger Baker and Traffic / Spencer Davis Group’s organist Steve Winwood. The anticipation for their collaboration after the demise of their previous bands was massive – their first and only album Blind Faith was hugely successful; it peaked at number #1 on the Billboard Top jkk lklůkůl.
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DREAM THEATER - IMAGES AND WORDS |
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Dream Theater’s first album with new vocalist James LaBrie is an excellent mix of various progressive metal styles. Berklee music school alumni John Petrucci on the six strings, bassist John Myung and drummer Mike Portnoy show impressive ability on their instruments. Standout tracks include the complex “Metropolis, Pt. 1”, “Pull Me Under” (also released as a single and video, an MTV favourite in 1992), “Take the Time” and the 11-minute “Learning to Live.” Images And Words proves that Dream Theater’.
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WISHBONE ASH - LIVE DATES |
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A band like Wishbone Ash need to be experienced live. On Live Dates (1973), the band exercise their repertoire with engaging quality – their exquisite performances drag you into the colourful world of these progressive Brit rockers. You just wish you were there to witness their greatness in person. Listening to the audiophile vinyl version of this classic live album is the next best thing. hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh hhhhhhhhhh hhhh hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh hhhhhhhhhhhh hhhhh hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
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TRAGICALLY HIP - ROAD APPLES |
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Recorded in New Orleans, Road Apples (1991) was the breakthrough release from Canada’s best Tragically Hip. Songs like “Little Bones”, “Twist My Arm” and “Long Time Running” are some of the best songs the band of childhood friends have ever written. Singer Gord Downie’s voice pulls you right into the heart of the Hip – an energetic, emotional and poetic journey. Available on vinyl for the first time since its original release.
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KRIS KRISTOFFERSON- KRISTOFFERSON |
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Kris Kristofferson had a belated start of a great recording career when he was in his mid thirties, releasing Kristofferson in 1970. The Nashville star distinguished himself from other Country acts, taking on a political stance lyrically that exceeded Nashville standards. Songs on Kristofferson were picked up by fellow artists Johnny Cash (“Sunday Mornin’ Comin’ Down”) and Janis Joplin (“Me And Bobby McGee”) recognizing his stature as a songwriter instantly. This album hasn’t seen a vinyl reissue for three decades!
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FAITH NO MORE - ANGEL DUST |
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In an era when numerous Funk Metal acts ruled the airwaves, one of the genre’s forefathers Faith No More
proved to be the undisputed masters of inventive songwriting with their album Angel Dust (1992). After gaining mainstream success with their previous album The Real Thing (off the back of global hit “Epic”) in 1989, the band continued three years later with Angel Dust, a mind-bending masterpiece of musicianship. To celebrate the Music on Vinyl 180-gram reissue, we’ve pressed the first 2000 copies on transparent.
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