There are three Whispers albums: "One For The Money", "Open Up Your Love" and "Headlights" on a double CD Set. The "One For The Money" album was originally released in 1976 on the Soul Train Label, and featured the R&B Top Ten Hit of the same name and the follow up single 'Living Together (In Sin)', which just missed the R&B Top Twenty. This package also includes the 7" versions of the tracks 'You're Only As Good As You Think You Are' and 'Sounds Like A Love Song' as bonus tracks on disc two. Following up the "One For The Money" album was the 1977 release "Open Up Your Love", also released on the Soul Train label. It kicked off with a soulful cover of Bread's 'Make It With You', which gave the group another R&B Top Ten Hit. Other stand out tracks on "Open Up Your Love" are 'Chocolate Girl' and 'I Fell In Love Last Night (At The Disco)'..The third album in this package is "Headlights" originally released in 1978 this time on Solar Records, Again, the album included a R&B Top Ten Hit '(Let's Go) All The Way' and, just missing out on the Top Ten, '(Olivia) Lost And Turned Out'.

Accelerator is the 1991 debut album by British electronic music duo The Future Sound Of London. While the track listing on the back of this indicates there's only one bonus track, it is actually three. This is a 1996 reissue released by Hypnotic/Cleopatra.

Oldfield’s ninth studio album Discovery has been newly remastered and will be reissued as an expanded 2CD+DVD deluxe set. The first disc will add five bonus tracks including an extended version of To France, along with B-sides and extra tracks from a 12-inch single…

Catman is a 1973 debut album by Sherman Hayes, who was part of the band Pan. This was remastered and reissued in 2011 by South Korean label Big Pink.

Anybody who was a little dismayed by the pop inclinations of The Game would have been totally distressed by Queen's 1982 follow-up, Hot Space, an unabashed pop and dance album. The band that once proudly proclaimed not to use synthesizers on their albums has suddenly, dramatically reversed course, devoting the entire first side of the album to robotic, new wave dance-pop, all driven by drum machines and colored by keyboards, with Brian May's guitar coming in as flavor only on occasion…

Contains the full length definitive version of "Interstellar", and the previously unknow "Nick´s boogie", recorder at Sound Techniques, London, on the 11th and 12th of January 1967 for Peter Whitehead´s sixties films-most notably "Tonite let´s all make love in London". Some of the footage Whitehead filmed can be seen on disc two…

Although Dennis DeYoung's concept about man being replaced by robots in the near future failed to get off the ground, Kilroy Was Here still harbored two of the band's best singles…

Oasis is a 1978 instrumental album by Federico Monti Arduini, who goes by the name of Il Guardiano Del Faro. While it was remastered for vinyl in 2018, this comes from a promotional compact disc in the same year so it is uncertain if a regular CD was released. This was put out by Time Capsule.

At its quietest moments, 2007's Memory Almost Full played like a coda to Paul McCartney's illustrious career; he seemed comfortable residing in the final act of his legend, happy to reflect and riff upon his achievements. Such measured meditation is largely absent from 2013's New, the first collection of original material he's released since 2007. New lives up to its title, finding McCartney eager, even anxious, to engage with modern music while simultaneously laying claim to the candied, intricate psychedelia of latter-day Beatles…

Negro Work Songs And Calls is a 1977 collection of songs a negro man used to sing while on the job, either to himself or to one another to make sure the job gets done but to clear their sanity from the power of the property overseer. A part of The Library Of Congress Archive Of Folk Culture, this was reissued in 1999 by Rounder.

Queen had long been one of the biggest bands in the world by 1980's The Game, but this album was the first time they made a glossy, unabashed pop album, one that was designed to sound exactly like its time…

Deluxe four disc (three CDs + NTSC/Region 0 DVD) edition. Features an additional 39 bonus tracks drawn from a stunning new 5. 1 surround sound and stereo mixes from the original multi-track tapes by award winning engineer Stephen W. Tayler, previously unreleased out-takes from the album sessions, a BBC Radio In Concert performance from January 1976, a rare John Peel Show session from February 1976, along with an unissued and previously unreleased 1976 Harvest Records promotional video for 'Ships in the Night' and a session for BBC TV's "Old Grey Whistle Test" show from January 1976…

Long considered one of the legendary lost bands of hard rock and a pioneer in (or influence on, depending on who you ask) progressive rock, Vanilla Fudge is probably best known for their complete reworkings of more mainstream songs into progressive rock explosions of killer musicianship and arranging…

ANIMAL MAGNETISM is an album that may take a few spins before its hypnotic metal groove takes hold. The underlying theme of the album is sexuality and could find easily serve as fine soundtrack for an evening of passion…

After successfully establishing themselves as one of America's best commercial progressive rock bands of the late '70s with albums like The Grand Illusion and Pieces of Eight, Chicago's Styx had taken a dubious step towards pop overkill with singer Dennis DeYoung's ballad "Babe." The centerpiece of 1979's uneven Cornerstone album, the number one single sowed the seeds of disaster for the group by pitching DeYoung's increasingly mainstream ambitions against the group's more conservative songwriters, Tommy Shaw and James "JY" Young…