Cheap Trick

The Complete Epic Albums Collection by Cheap Trick is a 14 LP boxset containing all their albums that have been released under Epic Records from 1977-1990. It contains all studio albums from this period, the full 2 LP live Budokan concert, and 'Found All The Parts' E.P. <br/><br/>This is our largest boxset ever released, and the largest boxset the band ever brought forward. <br/>Under Epic Records, Cheap Trick experienced their most successful years with multiple albums <br/>receiving Platinum and Gold certifications. Their success took audiences all over the world with <br/>massive hits such as "Surrender", "The Flame" and "I Want You To Want Me".<br/><br/>The Cheap Trick Epic Albums Collection is available as a limited edition of 1000 numbered copies on crystal clear vinyl. The package comes in a deluxe slipcase and includes a 4-page booklet.

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Cheap Trick's tenth album 'Lap Of Luxury' was a commercial comeback for the now legendary power pop band. It gave them a platinum album and their only #1 in the very good power ballad "The Flame" and another Top 5 hit in the okay cover of Elvis' "Don't Be Cruel". It's also the comeback for bassist Tom Petersson who takes his place again next to drummer Bun E. Carlos and restoring the original line-up with the still excellent guitarwork of Rick Nielsen and the ever great vocal performances of Robin Zander. This is power-pop of the highest level again and with the original Cheap Trick in fine form. It's hard not to like "Lap Of Luxury."

Cheap Trick: California men (Broadcast 1979) [Vinyl LP]

Cheap Trick: All shook up 1980 [CD]

Cheap Trick: Original Album Classics [5 CD]