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Four disc 66-track clamshell box set featuring all of Sham 69's releases between 1978 and 1980, their most commercially and critically successful period. Disc 1 is debut LP 'Tell Us The Truth' which hit No.25 in the UK National Chart in March 1978. Amongst the bonus tracks are the singles 'I Don't Wanna' and 'Borstal Breakout'. The second disc is the No.27 charting 'That's Life' 'Street Opera' album which includes the hit singles 'Angels With Dirty Faces' (No.19) and 'Hurry Up Harry' (No.10) plus bonus track 'If The Kids Are United' (No.9). Disc 3 is 'The Adventures Of Hersham Boys' which reached No.8 in late 1979. The title track gave the band a No.6 hit single. The final disc is 1980's 'The Game' which includes the hit single 'Tell The Children'. The booklet comes with detailed liner notes by Vive La Rock journalist Phil Singleton.

Deicide: Legion (Metallic rainbow inferno) [Vinyl LP]

Steppin' Out / Roots Of Garage Rock 1963-65 [3 CD]

Brand new album from punk pioneers Buzzcocks. It’s punk rock with a Motown vibe! A new album should always have elements of surprise and create its own world, and this does! It avoids the cliché and expands the Buzzcocks’ magical journey! Legendary Manchester punk outfit BUZZCOCKS need little introduction. Back in 1977, they gave birth to a generation of independent labels with their debut EP ‘Spiral Scratch’. Thereafter, their melodic punk-pop proved irresistible, leading to hit singles and three landmark albums. They broke up in 1981 but reunited in 1989 and have been going steady ever since. Sadly, singer Pete Shelley passed away in 2018 but founder member and the band’s other singer/ songwriter Steve Diggle has kept the flag flying. 2026 sees them release their 12th studio album 'Attitude Adjustment' which is bursting with 14 brand new tracks that will delight fans of the iconic and much loved Manchester music institution.

King Crimson: Sheltering skies/Live 1982 [Gatefold / 2 Vinyl LP]

Uriah Heep: The shadow and the wind 1973-74 [5 CD]

December 10th, 2022 was a memorable night when British rock band Magnum played the final show of their European tour at KK's Steel Mill in Wolverhampton and, as they had done on all previous nights, wowed their fans from the first to the last note. The concert was recorded by a number of video cameras and state-of-the-art audio equipment, which later turned out to be a real blessing because it was - as we know with hindsight - the last official live recording starring Magnum founder Tony Clarkin. The guitarist and main songwriter died unexpectedly on January 07th, 2024, just a few days before the release of Magnum's studio album 'Here Comes The Rain', including a bonus DVD featuring the Wolverhampton show.<br/>Due to the huge demand and to mark the first anniversary of Clarkin's passing, 'Live At KK's Steel Mill' will be available on Steamhammer/SPV from January 10th, 2025, for the first time on double CD, triple LP and for digital download. The album presents Magnum as an enthusiastically celebrated act whose repertoire of hits, classics and newer material could hardly be more varied.