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Ratt: Out of the cellar (Red/Black splatter) [Vinyl LP + Vinyl 7"]

Iommi Tony/Glenn Hughes: Fused (Coloured/Ltd) [Gatefold / 2 Vinyl LP]

En 10 CD-box som innehåller de samtliga nio albumen och slutligen som extra grädde på moset en skiva till där alla låtar som enbart släpptes i singelformat har samlats.<br/><br/>Detta är en box som innehåller tidlösa klassiker som de flesta av oss kan i sömnen! Låtar som "Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)" och "Fernando" som inte finns med på nåt album utan bara släpptes som singlar inkluderas självklart också.<br/><br/>ABBA var och är ett av de mest inflytelserika popbanden av sin tid och de här boxarna visar varför.

Swift Taylor: Lover (Pink & Turquoise) [2 Vinyl LP]

Rolling Stones: Welcome to Shepherd's Bush [2 Vinyl LP]

Swift Taylor: Red (Taylor's version) [Gatefold / 4 Vinyl LP]

Each track on the album is a freshly created version of songs featured on either the 50th-anniversary super deluxe editions of Vagabonds Of The Western World, considered Thin Lizzy's breakthrough. The new album also includes acoustic renditions of songs from their self-titled debut and Shades of a Blue Orphanage. For the first time, "Whiskey In The Jar," Thin Lizzy's first UK Top 10 hit, is presented in an acoustic format-an entirely new way to experience this enduring favourite.<br/> <br/>Drummer Brian Downey, the only member to have played in every iteration of the band alongside Lynott, co-wrote the original version of "Slow Blues." His powerful, orchestral drumming created a distinctive bridge in a song that fused gritty blues with subtle jazz influences.<br/> <br/>The origins of "Whiskey In The Jar" date back to the 1700s, but it found new life when Phil Lynott began playfully strumming the traditional Irish tune during a rehearsal. Their manager at the time urged them to record it, despite the band's hesitations. Released in 1972, the song soared to number 6 on the UK charts. Though its success was undeniable, Thin Lizzy initially distanced themselves from the track, leaving it off their upcoming album. Since then, the song-echoing the Lizzy arrangement-has been covered by notable acts such as U2, Metallica, and The Pogues, among many others.