Stockholm July 2, 1988 is a companion to the famous radio broadcast concert at the same venue 24 hours later (also released in the Live Archive series). This night one Stockholm warm-up delivers a looser, 30-song set teeming with Tunnel tour gems, including "Boom Boom, "Adam Raised A Cain," "Seeds," "Chimes Of Freedom," "Paradise By The 'C'," "You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch)," "I'm A Coward," "Light Of Day," "Sweet Soul Music and "Raise Your Hand," plus the storming coupling of "War" into "Born In The U.S.A." and a tour debut for "Cadillac Ranch." Read the full essay by Erik Flannigan.

When vocalist-guitarist Roger Hodgson left Supertramp after 1982's …famous last words…, few could have guessed that the band would continue and solidify its pop-oriented songcraft, let alone re-embrace its progressive-rock roots on 1985's underrated Brother Where You Bound. With vocalist-keyboardist Rick Davies firmly in control – he wrote all the music and lyrics – the album examined tensions at the tail end of the Cold War. In a thematic sense, Brother Where You Bound is dated and hasn't aged very well – Davies' politically oriented lyrics are heavy-handed – but the music is a pleasure. The crystalline sound of the album, particularly Davies' piano, is breathtaking; kudos to co-producers David Kershenbaum and Supertramp and engineer Norman Hall.

A Most Amazing Show: Emerson, Lake & Palmer’s Brain Salad Surgery Established Prog-Rock Standards, Features the Epic “Karn Evil 9” Suite and a Visionary Rendition of a Ginastera Piano Concerto. Experience the 1973 Album in Audiophile Sound: Mobile Fidelity’s Numbered-Edition Hybrid SACD Reveals the Copious Details, Textures, and Depth of the Exceptional Production.

The Band’s iconic 1969 debut album gets the deluxe Vinylphyle treatment. Music From Big Pink includes classic favorites "The Weight" and "I Shall Be Released" in a premium Vinylphyle package. Pressed at RTI on 180g black vinyl and cut from original analog tapes by Joe Nino-Hernes at Sterling Sound, this newly remastered, limited edition features a gatefold tip-on jacket and a 4-panel insert with all-new liner notes by Rick Florino and original tape box scans.

Get Up, Give It Up, and Turn It Loose: James Brown and His Bands Deliver Electrifying Performances on the Funky Sex Machine, Ranked Among the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time by Rolling Stone. Monster 1970 Double Album Presented in Audiophile Sound for the First Time: Mobile Fidelity’s Numbered-Edition Hybrid SACD Plays with Explosive Dynamics and Vibrant Clarity.

Lithic is a cave borne out of emotions and elemental forces. Sound and existential thought echo through its chasms and ancient history lingers within the stone. It is fractured by age, eroded by weather and awakened by voice, body and breath. It traces sound back to its primal origins, unearthing music that is summoned from beneath the ground and from the darkest parts of ourselves.

Continuing Blank Forms Editions' vital "flood the zone" reissue campaign, 1999's 'Lighthouse' opens The Shadow Ring's final act with four sides of sleazed DIY noise, Pythonesque humor and moldy suburban obscurity tipped FFO David Croft, Harry Pussy, Idea Fire Company.

‘Beautiful playing on a lovely, mellow-sounding guitar by master guitarist Enea Leone’ (Fanfare). The Italian guitarist Enea Leone has made several, critically acclaimed recordings for Brilliant Classics, in repertoire ranging from first complete recordings of the studies by Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco and Fernando Sor, to more popular repertoire, from Argentina and from the catalogue of Sergio Leone, with the Leone album attracting an LP reissue.

Nello Santi, who is regarded as a "god-like" conductor in Europe, conducted the NHK Symphony Orchestra on a rare recording of his visit to Japan in 2009. The album features a vivid orchestral work that is both precise and dynamic in scale.

Vicente Lusitano is arguably the most significant Portuguese composer of his time and, quite possibly, of all time. Much about his life remains shrouded in mystery, with the few details we have being largely derived from 17th and 18th-century sources, studied in more recent decades by Maria Augusta Barbosa (1977) and Robert Stevenson (1962, 1982). Vicente Lusitano was born in 1522 or earlier in Olivença, Portugal, a city with strong ties to the North African city of Ceuta (which was under Portuguese administration from 1415 to 1580) and to whose diocese Olivença was ecclesiastically subordinate between 1513 and 1570. Lusitano must have studied music in this city under the guidance of one Pero Brujel or Brugel, who was presumably a composer of Flemish origin.

Out today! Keitaro Harada’s new album with Tokyo Symphony pairs Yasushi Akutagawa’s Symphony No. 1 with Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 5, released on Octavia Records. “Last year marked the centennial of Yasushi Akutagawa, and I dedicated the season to bringing as many of his works to the concert stage as possible—along with featuring his legacy on my NHK-FM radio show. It was a personal promise I made to his wife, Masumi-san, and standardizing his incredible voice for audiences today has been an honor.”

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