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Deluxe edition of Fleetwood Mac's multi-platinum hits collection, featuring 10 more classics including "Landslide," "The Chain," "Silver Springs (Live)," "Big Love" and "You Make Loving Fun".

Shore Howard: The lord of the rings - The two... [Gatefold / 2 Vinyl LP]

Shore Howard: The lord of the rings - Return... [Gatefold / 2 Vinyl LP]

Steely Dan's Grammy-winning 2000 comeback album Two Against Nature finally arrives in a stunning 180-gram clear vinyl edition. Meticulously remastered and pressed on high-quality audiophile vinyl, this reissue brings new dimension to the duo's sly grooves, razor-sharp arrangements, and ultra-precise production.<br/><br/>Featuring standout tracks like "Cousin Dupree," "Jack of Speed," and "What a Shame About Me," the album showcases Donald Fagen and Walter Becker at their most sophisticated-melding jazz-inflected harmonies, immaculate studio craft, and their signature dark-humored storytelling.<br/>Housed in a faithful reproduction of the original artwork, this deluxe pressing offers exceptional clarity, warmth, and presence-an essential upgrade for Steely Dan devotees and audiophiles alike.

Talking Heads: Stop making sense 1984 (Deluxe) [2 CD + Blu-ray Audio]

Mr Bungle: Disco volante (Blue/Ltd) [Vinyl LP]

Alice Cooper's 1975 platinum-certified solo debut, Welcome to My Nightmare, was the first of eight studio albums and the beginning of a new chapter in a legendary career that has haunted music for half a century. <br/>Rhino covers the early years in a new set featuring Cooper's first four solo albums with a selection of rarities. <br/><br/>After the original Alice Cooper band redefined rock with global anthems like "School's Out" and "I'm Eighteen," Cooper went solo in 1975 with Welcome to My Nightmare. <br/><br/>Produced by Bob Ezrin, the concept album exploring a child's nightmares was certified platinum, peaking at #5 on the Billboard 200. It was followed by a TV special, a groundbreaking theatrical world tour, and a concert film. <br/><br/>Its concept continued a year later on the gold-certified Alice Cooper Goes to Hell, which introduced his biggest-selling single, "I Never Cry." <br/><br/>Cooper shifted gears in 1977 on the platinum-certified Lace and Whiskey, adopting the persona of the bumbling, hard-drinking private investigator Maurice Escargot. <br/><br/>It featured the Top 10 ballad "You And Me." His fourth album in four years, 1978's From the Inside is a concept album co-written with Bernie Taupin that draws directly from Cooper's recent experience in an asylum. <br/><br/>Produced by David Foster, the album includes the hit single, "How You Gonna See Me Now," which peaked at #12 on the Billboard Hot 100.