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CONFESSIONS II - 16-track Premium CD.<br/>Grab your copy of this highly collectible 16-track CD pocketed in a unique 7x10.25 inches soft cover photobook featuring exclusive images from the album's photoshoot.

CONFESSIONS II - 12-track Standard Vinyl LP. <br/>Let's confess with the non-stop mix of the album pressed on translucent red vinyl. Comes in a 2-sided hot pink jacket, photographic inner sleeve and an exclusive double-sided poster.

Kraftwerk: Radio-activity (Picturedisc) [Vinyl LP]

- Original Remastered Album<br/>- Live In Anaheim 1975, Recording From September 28, 1975 at Anaheim Stadium<br/>- Blu Ray Audio Disc: Remastered Hi Res Stereo Mix and Dolby ATMOS Mix of the Original Album and Live Show<br/>- New Package Art with photos and Ephemera<br/>- Designed by Jeri Heiden at SMOG<br/>- Board Stock 8-Panel CD-Sized Packaging With Booklet<br/><br/>The band's fourth album was their commercial breakthrough, propelling them to become worldwide superstars. Produced by Bill Szymczyk, it was the Eagles first #1 album on the Billboard charts and includes the Top 10 singles "One of These Nights," "Lyin' Eyes," and "Take It To The Limit." <br/><br/>The album is now being expanded to include an unreleased live show from Anaheim Stadium, September 28, 1975, featuring a guest appearance from Joe Walsh before he joined the band the following year after Bernie Leadon's departure.<br/><br/>Both the original album and the live show will be available in Dolby ATMOS for the first time, along with a new Hi Res Stereo mix.<br/><br/>The set will include photos and ephemera, with the packaging designed by Grammy-Award winning Art Director Jeri Heiden.<br/><br/>One of These Nights was nominated for four Grammys and won the award for Best Pop Performance By A Duo or Group With Vocal (for Lyin' Eyes). The album is 4X platinum in the US, 2X Platinum in Australia and Platinum in the U.K and Canada.

Dimmu Borgir: Grand serpent rising (Dark Green) [Gatefold / 2 Vinyl LP]

Jethro Tull: Under wraps [Vinyl LP]

The Black Keys' Peaches! is the Akron duo's fourteenth studio album (their sixth since 2019), a visceral and raw 10-song collection described by singer Dan Auerbach as the band's "most natural record" since their 2002 debut, The Big Come Up. In similar DIY spirit, the album was recorded with all musicians playing in same room with few overdubs, as is the first record mixed entirely by the band themselves since 2006's Magic Potion. The songs chosen reflect Auerbach and bandmate Patrick Carney's obsessive record-collecting habit, which in recent years has escalated into an ongoing series of Record Hang DJ-set dance parties where they spin vintage 45s for packed, high-energy dancefloors in the coolest spots across the globe.<br/><br/>The cover art for Peaches! is based around an iconic image from Memphis-born photographer, William Eggleston, and marks the return of Patrick's brother, Michael Carney, overseeing the art direction.