Longpigs were the alternative rock band who came to prominence in the 1990s Britpop scene with their breakout debut album The Sun Is Often Out. Fronted by Crispin Hunt, the group also featured guitarist Richard Hawley, Simon Stafford on bass and drummer Andy Cook.Originally released in 1999 on U2s Mother label, Mobile Home was the bands second and final release. Highlights include the singles Blue Skies and The Frank Sonata, and the Stephen Street produced track Gangsters.The album is now issued on vinyl for the very first time, pressed on 180g heavyweight clear vinyl, housed in a UV gloss sleeve.This indies exclusive edition includes a print signed by Crispin Hunt and is limited to 1,000 copies.
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The Dungeons Are Calling (1LP in Gatefold) Heavyweight Vinyl by Savatage
Loud and proud Savatage’ s second album Mastered for vinyl and with the exclusive bonus track “The Dungeons Are Calling Outtake”. Reissued with the original 1984 design including new extensive liner notes, the album will be released on 180g Black Vinyl and a Strictly Limited Heavyweight Collector’ s LP Edition on Red Translucent Vinyl which includes an exclusive 7” replica of the band’ s single “City Beneath The Surface”.
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Sirens (1LP in Gatefold) Heavyweight Vinyl by Savatage
Raw talent and power on display Savatage’ s first album Mastered for vinyl and reissued with the original 1983 design, including new extensive liner notes by Clay Marshall. The album will be released on 180g Black Vinyl and a Strictly Limited Heavyweight Collector’ s LP Edition on Turquoise Translucent Vinyl with LPsized 4pagebooklet.
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EP01 Crystal Clear Vinyl LP Vinyl by Human Impact
A collection of singles released after the band’ s selftitled debut through the past years pandemic, along with unreleased B sides. Limitededition Crystal Clear LP 1000 made worldwide.
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Missing You (Noodles & Wonder Remix) Transparent Blue Vinyl + Black Vinyl by Soul II Soul
Before drum ‘n’ bass there was Jungle. Born on the progressive reggae sound systems of the early 1990s, jungle was the UK’ s answer to dancehall and one of Soul II Soul’ s enduring legacies take what’ s already there and adapt it to make it unique. Fittingly, next up on the FunkiDred label are two of 1995’ s most elusive jungle mixes the sought after version of Missing You, giving vocal outtakes a deserved new life and Dillinger’ s Genius mix of Do You Love Enuff. Both only previously available as limitededition white labels, each has a strictly junglist foundation – edgy, headrush and dubwise haziness – overlaid with dreamy FunkiDredstyle vocals, as Soul II Soul in the jungle gives a distinctive take on an underappreciated black British style.A. Missing You Noodles & Wonder RemixB. Do You Love Enuff Genius Mix by Dillinger
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Missing You (Noodles & Wonder Remix) Black Vinyl 12 Inch Vinyl by Soul II Soul
Before drum ‘n’ bass there was Jungle. Born on the progressive reggae sound systems of the early 1990s, jungle was the UK’ s answer to dancehall and one of Soul II Soul’ s enduring legacies take what’ s already there and adapt it to make it unique. Fittingly, next up on the FunkiDred label are two of 1995’ s most elusive jungle mixes the sought after version of Missing You, giving vocal outtakes a deserved new life and Dillinger’ s Genius mix of Do You Love Enuff. Both only previously available as limitededition white labels, each has a strictly junglist foundation – edgy, headrush and dubwise haziness – overlaid with dreamy FunkiDredstyle vocals, as Soul II Soul in the jungle gives a distinctive take on an underappreciated black British style.
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Missing You (Noodles & Wonder Remix) Transparent Blue Vinyl (Signed) 12 Inch by Soul II Soul
Before drum ‘n’ bass there was Jungle. Born on the progressive reggae sound systems of the early 1990s, jungle was the UK’ s answer to dancehall and one of Soul II Soul’ s enduring legacies take what’ s already there and adapt it to make it unique. Fittingly, next up on the FunkiDred label are two of 1995’ s most elusive jungle mixes the sought after version of Missing You, giving vocal outtakes a deserved new life and Dillinger’ s Genius mix of Do You Love Enuff. Both only previously available as limitededition white labels, each has a strictly junglist foundation – edgy, headrush and dubwise haziness – overlaid with dreamy FunkiDredstyle vocals, as Soul II Soul in the jungle gives a distinctive take on an underappreciated black British style.
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Tough (Ltd. & numbered Crystal Clear 2LP) Double Heavyweight Vinyl by John Mayall
“Tough” is John Mayall at his best. The title fits as Mayall is showing no sign of slowing down, playing multiple instruments and proving once again why he is known as “The Godfather of British Blues”. His selfproduced 57th studio album was originally recorded in 2009 with an almost entire new band lineup. “Tough” portraits where he is at this point in his life, dealing with a number of topics such as the difficulties of human relationships, the complexities we face in the world’ s current state and, most importantly, the promise of hope.Rereleased as a strictly limited and numbered heavyweight LP edition on crystal clear vinyl. Definitely something not to miss.
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Stories (Ltd. White 2LP) Double Heavyweight LP by John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers
With “Stories”, John Mayall created yet another testament to his absolute dedication to the blues. The Britishmusic icon is backed only by his great Bluesbreakers band. As the title suggests, this album contains a series ofnarrative songs about various blues giants of the past and classic blues tales of trouble, goodbyes and whispersof the devil. For the first time ever, “Stories” will become available on vinyl as strictly limited & numbered whiteheavyweight double vinyl edition. The album will be a definite gem in any blues lover’ s record collection.
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Seven Turns Clear Heavyweight Vinyl by The Allman Brothers Band
Seven Turns is the ninth studio album by The Allman Brothers Band, released in 1990. Their first studio album since Brothers of the Road in 1981, it was wellreceived, and peaked at 53. Hit singles were “Good Clean Fun” 1 on the Mainstream Rock Tracks “Seven Turns” 12 and “It Ain’ t Over Yet” 26. This is the Allman Brothers Band’ s comeback album, and their best Bluesbased outing since Idlewild South that restored a lot of their reputation. With Tom Dowd running the session, and the group free to make the music they wanted to, they ended up producing this bold, rockhard album, made up mostly of songs by Dickey Betts with contributions by new keyboard player Johnny Neel and lead guitarist Warren Haynes, almost every one of them a winner.Available as a limited 30th anniversary edition of 1000 individually numbered copies on crystal clear vinyl.