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Step back into the spectacle! Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of Alice Cooper's groundbreaking solo debut, 'Welcome To My Nightmare,' experience a never-before-heard live performance from the Forum, captured on June 17, 1975. This CD unleashes the sonic fury of a tour renowned as one of the most extravagant of its time.

Prince: Around the world in a day (Deluxe/Ltd) [Digipack / 2 CD]

Darkness: One Way Ticket to Hell... [Digipack / 4 CD]

The 12-track collection features ten Pet Shop Boys' recent remixes of songs by artists including Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, Primal Scream, Paul Weller, Tina Turner, Claptone, Wolfgang Tillmans and more, as well as a remix of their own track 'Dreamland' featuring Olly Alexander. The PSB-produced 'I'm in Love With a German Film Star' by Sam Taylor-Johnson was originally released on Kompakt in 2008 while Carroll Thompson's 'Let the Music Play' was arranged and produced by PSB in the early '90s when it was included in the soundtrack for the hit film, 'The Crying Game'. The album also includes the duo's remix of Sleaford Mods' cover of Pet Shop Boys' iconic 'West End girls' and the PSB/Soft Cell collaboration 'Purple Zone'.

Kreator: Krushers of the World [Digipack / 2 CD]

In 1975, Neil Young released Tonight's The Night, an album that is widely regarded as one of the masterpieces in his catalog. <br/><br/>The album was recorded in 1973, following the major success of his album Harvest, but it was not released for two more years.<br/><br/>Tonight's The Night 50th Anniversary Deluxe limited edition will be released with a newly expanded tracklisting.<br/><br/>The original artwork has been creatively reimagined for this limited edition release.

This deluxe archival edition features a new remaster of the album from the original two-track analog stereo tapes, alongside previously unreleased and rare studio outtakes and intimate Paul Westerberg home demos. Delve into the band's infectious live energy with a complete, previously unreleased concert recorded in March 1984 at Cubby Bear in Chicago, IL.<br/>As music journalist Elizabeth Nelson writes in the liner notes, Let It Be "is a record for girls, for the working poor, for the terminally shy, for anyone who ever felt like a freak in their own skin. And it still is... It is, in short, the blueprint for what so many of us wanted and needed rock and roll to be: a refuge, a provocation, a mother, a middle finger, and, in the end, a way out."