Having re-established his reputation with the musically varied, lyrically enraged Freedom, Neil Young returned to being the lead guitarist of Crazy Horse for the musically homogenous, lyrically hopeful Ragged Glory. The album's dominant sound was made by Young's noisy guitar, which bordered on and sometimes slipped over into distortion, while Crazy Horse kept up the songs' bright tempos…

Expressive band from the Brazilian scene. Their music has strong influences of Pink Floyd and Camel, but the band has maturity enough to integrate their own ideas to the music, resulting in a powerful and melodic progressive rock combination. "Technolorgy" issued in 2002, goes even further on this path with a complete and true maturity. Progressive Rock masterworks of the 1970s that we regard as the gold fund of it.

This monumental release documents the Emerson String Quartets exceptional longevity and dynamism founded in 1976, they are still as youthfully active and inquisitive as ever 40 years later. Moreover it charts the New York-based ensembles musical breadth, encompassing virtually all of the important repertoire for their formation.
This 52 CD collection includes their complete output on DG and features highlights such as the Nine Grammy Awards, Three Gramophone Magazine Awards; complete cycles by Shostakovich, Beethoven and Bartok; plus String Quartets by Haydn, Tchaikovsky, Schubert and many more.

A collection of clips, both black & white, and color, covering the periods of 1969 and 1970. The clips cover the disintegration of the band, leading up to the break-up interview in December of 1970. Running time is 2 hours, and quality will vary somewhat, as some of this material is quite rare, and is over 35 years old…