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WE ARE NOW TAKING PREORDERS FOR DEEP PURPLE "=1" CD/DVD DIGIPAK. EXPECTED STREET DATE IS SET FOR JULY 19, 2024. PLEASE DO NOT COMBINE YOUR PREORDER WITH YOUR REGULAR STOCK ORDER. WE DO NOT SPLIT SHIPMENTS OR RESERVE STOCK ITEMS. AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT - PLACE YOUR PREORDER SEPARATELY.
"Known as "the Spanish Deep Purple", The Storm (most Spanish people know them as just Storm) were formed in the Andalusian city of Sevilla in the late 60's by twin brothers Angel and Diego Ruiz (guitar and drums respectively and both sharing the duties as lead singers), their cousin Luis Genil (
"Live archive release from the British Hard rockers.
"Two CDs. Lights Out was released in May 1977 and became the group's biggest album to date, reaching No. 23 in the US.
"1972 was the first year since 1969 that Led Zeppelin didn’t release an album. The highly praised Led Zeppelin IV, (or Untitled/Four Symbols, as it was variously known) had come out in November ’71, and their next LP, Houses Of The Holy, was released in March ’73.
Epitaph were a hard rock band based out of Dortmund, Germany. This is the second of two "box sets" that Made In Germany has put together. Not sure I would call a 2CD set a box set but its packed with material.
• NEW REMASTERED 3CD & 2 DVD CLAMSHELL BOXED SET OF ARCHIVE LIVE RECORDINGS BY BAKER GURVITZ ARMY MADE FOR BBC RADIO & TV, INDEPENDENT RADIO & RADIO BREMEN IN 1975.
• WITH FULLY RESTORED ARTWORK & NEW ESSAY.
WE ARE NOW TAKING PREORDERS FOR ARJEN LUCASSEN AND ROBER SOETERBOEK'S PLAN NINE "THE LONG-LOST SONGS" BROWN VINYL. EXPECTED STREET DATE IS SET FOR MAY 17, 2024. PLEASE DO NOT COMBINE YOUR PREORDER WITH YOUR REGULAR STOCK ORDER. WE DO NOT SPLIT SHIPMENTS OR RESERVE STOCK ITEMS.
WE ARE NOW TAKING PREORDERS FOR ARJEN LUCASSEN AND ROBER SOETERBOEK'S PLAN NINE "THE LONG-LOST SONGS" 2CD. EXPECTED STREET DATE IS SET FOR MAY 17, 2024. PLEASE DO NOT COMBINE YOUR PREORDER WITH YOUR REGULAR STOCK ORDER. WE DO NOT SPLIT SHIPMENTS OR RESERVE STOCK ITEMS.
"As you can regularly hear me argue on Twitter, I firmly believe that the best time for music is now – there’s no need to hold onto the nostalgia for the rose-tinted glory years of bygone eras. But if we frame the discussion around historical importance, nothing in my mind can top the 1970s.