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Beast In Black: From hell with love (Ltd) [Gatefold / 2 Vinyl LP]

Battle Beast: No more Hollywood endings (Ltd) [Gatefold / 2 Vinyl LP]

180 gram audiophile vinyl<br/><br/>Moving Waves is Focus' grand breakthrough album from 1971,hitting off with their huge hit "Hocus Pocus". Undoubtedly the weirdest top 10 song that ever hit the States, the song cemented Focus' stature in Pop/ Fusion circles. A killer riff by Jan Akkerman, at the time christened as one of the best guitar players in the world, backed up by thunderous rock drumming, sillyyodeling by flutist Thijs van Leer and churchy organ chords - who could have imagined this track would be the seminal Focussong?<br/><br/>The rest of the album is amelting pot of folky rock songs, boasting intricate melodies and harmonies that strike with finesse. Highlights include "Focus II", "Le Clochard" and the title track "Moving Waves", a sensitive piano piece.The B-sideconsists ofa 23 minute suite of progressive space rock called "Eruption" whichcanmatch the great progressivemusic of YES and Mike Oldfield.

180 gram vinyl.

180 GRAM AUDIOPHILE VINYL.<br/>4-PAGE BOOKLET WITH BAND PICTURE AND LYRICS.<br/>LEGENDARY 1983 CULT ALBUM FEAT. "BALLS TO THE WALL", "LOVE CHILD" AND "LONDON LEATHERBOYS".<br/><br/>BLACK VINYL.

180 gram audiophile vinyl.<br/>Insert.<br/><br/>Back in 1977, the LP Point Of Know Return marked the commercial peak of Kansas. It would be their highest charting record and with four million copies sold, it was certified Quadruple Platinum. "Dust In The Wind" became the hit single off of the album.

180 gram audiophile vinyl<br/>Insert<br/>Includes bonus track "Don't Hold Your Breath"<br/><br/>Deep Purple: pioneers of Hard Rock and Heavy Metal. Legends of Rawk. It's about time Music On Vinyl gave them the star treatment. And we're starting with an album that was never before released on vinyl: Purpendicular. <br/><br/>The legendary band's 15th studio album was the first one they recorded with new guitarist Steve Morse, who pulled the band up to new heights and made this the most experimental Deep Purple album to date. There was more focus on the guitar, they used pinch harmonies, they sounded like they were having fun again; most famously so in "Vavoom: Ted The Mechanic" based on a true story Ian Gillan once heard in a pub. <br/><br/>The excellent riffs and awe-inspiring solos appear on two 180 gram audiophile vinyl LPs, alongside the exclusive - and elusive - bonus track "Don't Hold Your Breath".