Parlophone

On Parole Sessions - A 4 disc set remixed by Steven Wilson. <br/>On Parole Motörhead's first ever studio recordings from 1975 featuring Larry Wallis on guitar, Phil Taylor and Lucas Fox on drums and Lemmy on bass and vocals. <br/>This is a unique opportunity to hear this legendary, fledgling band writing and capturing their earliest recordings.

Lundell Ulf: Kär och galen (Röd) [Gatefold / Vinyl LP]

Gorillaz: Demon days 2005 [CD]

This is a special limited edition issued to celebrate the 30th anniversary of an album which occupies a legendary status in their catalogue.<br/><br/>Pet Shop Boys' fifth studio album 'Very' was released in September 1993 to massive acclaim and success (the album was preceded by the singles 'Can you forgive her?' and 'Go west', still two of the duo's most popular songs today). <br/>It charted at Number 1 in the UK and all five singles entered the UK Top 20. <br/><br/>The six tracks on 'Relentless' have not been available since the original release.

100 Best Sacred Music [6 CD]

Animals: Best of... 1964-66 [CD]

On the exact day of its Golden Jubilee, STATION TO STATION will be issued as a limited edition 50th anniversary half-speed mastered picture disc LP with a reproduction of a poster used to advertise the album 50 years ago.<br/><br/>The album saw Bowie relocate to Cherokee Studio in Los Angeles and incorporate elements of his 'Plastic Soul' period, coupled with much more experimental elements, which would become more prevalent over his next couple of albums. The first single from the album GOLDEN YEARS, released in November 1975, would give Bowie a top ten single on both sides of the Atlantic. The second single, TVC 15, would, a decade later, be heard and seen by almost 2 billion people when Bowie chose it to open his set at Live Aid.<br/><br/>The sound of STATION TO STATION was partly influenced by Bowie's burgeoning interest in the electronic music and driving rhythms of bands coming out of Germany, such as NEU! and Kraftwerk, most notably on the ten-minute title track, while still embracing dancefloor-friendly grooves in songs such as STAY and GOLDEN YEARS.<br/><br/>Harry Maslin, who had worked with Bowie on some of the tracks on his previous album, YOUNG AMERICANS, was chosen as Bowie's co-producer. They entered the studio in September 1975 with a tight stripped-down band featuring Carlos Alomar & Earl Slick on guitars, George Murray on bass, Dennis Davis on drums, David's Childhood friend Geoffe MacCormack (under the nom de plume Warren Peace) on backing vocals and on loan from Bruce Springsteen's E-Street Band, Roy Bittan on piano and organ. Maslin has since said that the vocals on the standout track WILD IS THE WIND and GOLDEN YEARS were both Bowie's first takes.<br/><br/>Ten days after the album's release, David started the ISOLAR TOUR, which visited over 65 dates in 11 countries and is cited as being hugely influential for its use of banks of fluorescent white light set against black backdrops. At the end of the tour, Bowie started work on Iggy Pop's debut solo album, The Idiot, when the pair and producer Tony Visconti moved to Berlin to mix the record. David settled there, ready to begin his next groundbreaking musical adventure.<br/><br/>This new pressing of STATION TO STATION was cut on a customised late Neumann VMS80 lathe with fully recapped electronics from 192kHz restored masters of the original Record Plant master tapes, with no additional processing on transfer. The half-speed was cut by John Webber at AIR Studios.