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Reissue, 180g

Limited Edition, 180-gram Vinyl, audiophile quality pressing of Ben Harper's Welcome To The Cruel World. Also includes a Bonus colored 7", and comes in a paper sleeve with clear inner lining.

45 RPM, Album, Limited Edition, Numbered, Reissue, Remastered, 180, Gatefold Birdy is the music, composed by Peter, for the Alan Parker film of the same name – the tale of a Vietnam vet who harbours Icarus-like ambitions to fly – it finds Peter flexing his creative muscles free of any commercial pressures. The LP looks amazing with a gatefold sleeve utilising imagery from the original LP + additional images from the film. The vinyl LP album also contains a download card with a choice of digital download.

To Lose My Life is the debut album by 21st indie rock band White Lies.

A uniquely somber and contemplative entry in the Iggy Pop canon. Free has virtually nothing in common sonically with its predecessor (Post Pop Depression)—or with any other Iggy Pop album.

Limited Edition, Reissue, Red, 180g. How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb is U2’s 11th studio album, produced by Steve Lillywhite and recorded between the band’s HQ studios in Dublin and the South Of France.  Features the singles ‘Vertigo’, ‘Sometimes You Can’t Make It On Your Own’, ‘All Because Of You’ and ‘City Of Blinding Lights’.

Record Store Day 2020 exclusive release, limited to 7,000. This reissue includes the original album on disc one and adds 14 bonus tracks – B-sides, rarities & extras on disc two, "Odds & Sods Too" – to create a definitive, 25-track double LP. Pressed on red (LP1) and yellow (LP2) vinyl. Includes Pete Townshend's original track annotation. Half Speed mastering.

Reissue. The single best-selling volume in Ella's fabled Songbook series, with three bonus takes, original album art and terrific sound! 34 tracks. Long considered a jewel in Verve Records' very impressive crown, Fitzgerald's songbook collections of various composers - a series that was started by the success of this set - are all wonderful, but her natural wit and intelligence was at its most perfect with Cole Porter's erudite, urbane songs. - Skip Heller

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