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Most comprehensive collection to date of Quo's early recordings for between 1970 and 1972. Captures an era when this much-loved rock band found their signature sound. Includes rare mono version of third album, 'Ma Kelly's Greasy Spoon', various singles and B-sides, outtakes and alternative versions, plus a version of The Doors' 'Roadhouse Blues'. With liner notes from Status Quo aficionado Dave Ling, and track annotations from mastering engineer Andy Gamble.

Angine De Poitrine: Vol I [Vinyl LP]

Angine De Poitrine: Vol II [Vinyl LP]

16 Horsepower: Yours truly [Gatefold / 2 Vinyl LP]

King Crimson: 2014 NYC [Gatefold / 2 Vinyl LP]

Live! was the first live album that Status Quo released commercially. The original release in 1977 was recorded over 3 nights between 27th and 29th October 1976, recorded using the Rolling Stones Mobile Studio. 'Live In Glasgow' was the first ever issue of night's 1976 tour presented in its entirety. Live! is regarded as one of the classic Live albums from the seventies and one of Quo's most memorable live sets. This one complete recording of one setlist from the same tour shows the band at their loud 'n' furious peak, with all the original 1970s lineup in full effect.

Four disc 66-track clamshell box set featuring all of Sham 69's releases between 1978 and 1980, their most commercially and critically successful period. Disc 1 is debut LP 'Tell Us The Truth' which hit No.25 in the UK National Chart in March 1978. Amongst the bonus tracks are the singles 'I Don't Wanna' and 'Borstal Breakout'. The second disc is the No.27 charting 'That's Life' 'Street Opera' album which includes the hit singles 'Angels With Dirty Faces' (No.19) and 'Hurry Up Harry' (No.10) plus bonus track 'If The Kids Are United' (No.9). Disc 3 is 'The Adventures Of Hersham Boys' which reached No.8 in late 1979. The title track gave the band a No.6 hit single. The final disc is 1980's 'The Game' which includes the hit single 'Tell The Children'. The booklet comes with detailed liner notes by Vive La Rock journalist Phil Singleton.