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Sonic Youth's second major-label album, produced and mixed by Butch Vig and Andy Wallace (a team that had helped turn Nirvana's Nevermind multi-platinum) was not the barefaced bid for mainstream acceptance that surly underground souls grumbled about in th

Whoa, Nelly! is the debut studio album by Nelly Furtado. Originally released in 2000, the double-platinum album produced 4 major singles: the Grammy-nominated “I’m Like A Bird,” “Turn Off The Light,” “Shit On The Radio (Remember The Days),” and “Hey, Man!

Originally issued in 1996, From The Muddy Banks Of The Wishkah features 16 live Nirvana songs recorded between 1989 and 1994, from Seattle, WA to Springfield, MA, from London to Amsterdam, in venues ranging from small American clubs to the Reading Festiva

At long last: the classic Steely Dan MCA Records catalog is back on vinyl! The vinyl series will kick off with Can't Buy A Thrill, now in its 50th anniversary year, which features the band's breakthrough hits "Do It Again," "Reelin' in the Years" and the

Having earned himself a cult following with indie LPs Roman Candle, Elliott Smith and Either/Or, the hugely talented multi-instrumentalist Elliott Smith gained worldwide attention after several of his tracks featured on the soundtrack to the Oscar-winning

Nelly Furtado’s multiplatinum hit album, Loose, is finally available on vinyl after 17 years! Featuring the #1 worldwide hits, “Promiscuous (feat. Timbaland)” and “Say It Right,” her third studio album is still held as one of the biggest and best pop albu

Celebrating In Utero's 30th, the album pressed on 180-gram vinyl plus 5 b-sides & bonus tracks pressed on a 10- inch have been newly remastered from 96kHz 24-bit transfers of the original analog tapes by original album engineer Bob Weston. Original album

From the anthemic opener "Baba O'Riley" to the crackling closer "Won't Get Fooled Again," Who's Next takes its place as a start-to-finish triumph of rock ingenuity, purposeful boldness, and direct swagger that never lets up. Pete Townshend and Co. roar th

Multi-instrumentalist Elliott Smith became a cult icon on the Portland, Oregon rock scene in the early 90s while fronting the alt-rock band Heatmiser. Smith embarked on a solo career in 1994 when he issued Roman Candle, which established him as a prodigio

By early 1968, The Who had been a prominent part of British pop culture for three years. Their reputation as a live force, and Pete Townshend's growing ambition as a writer, was taking them beyond the bounds of throwaway chart music, and ever closer to th

1994's Live Through This (named after a Gone With The Wind quote) is Hole's second studio effort overall and signature album to date released within a month of the suicide of Courtney Love's husband Kurt Cobain who has long been rumored to have ghost writ

After defying their status as America's pre-eminent alternative band with 1994's stripped down Experimental Jet Set, Trash And No Star, Sonic Youth returned a year later with the adventurous Washing Machine, a heightened and hookless 2LP-set produced by f

Murray Street is Sonic Youth's twelfth full-length studio effort and first to feature the all-out collaboration (writing, playing and production) of the great Jim O'Rourke. Named after the New York street where the band's studio was situated and where a p