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THE ASYLUM YEARS (1976-1980) delves into Joni Mitchell's jazz-inflected sound on the late 1970's studio albums - Hejira (1976), Don Juan's Reckless Daughter (1977) and Mingus (1979) - and the live album Shadows and Light (1980). Famed bassist & composer-and longtime Mitchell collaborator-Jaco Pastorius appears prominently on each of the four albums in this set, alongside other noted jazz luminaries like Charles Mingus and Herbie Hancock. <br/><br/>THE ASYLUM YEARS (1976-1980) is newly remastered and presented with premium packaging featuring abstract cover artwork from Mitchell's private fine arts collection.

The Doors were a few months away from stardom in March 1967 when they played five sparsely attended shows at a small club in San Francisco called The Matrix. These uninhibited performances would have been fleeting if not for Peter Abram, who co-owned the pizza parlor-turned-nightclub with Jefferson Airplane founder Marty Balin. An avid recordist, Abram taped concerts at The Matrix regularly and his recordings of The Doors, made between March 7-11, 1967, spawned one of the band's most storied bootlegs. At long last, all known Matrix recordings, sourced entirely from Abram's original master recordings, will be released on September 8.<br/><br/>Bootlegs of The Matrix shows have circulated among fans for years and were popular despite the poor audio quality of most copies. The sound began improving in 1997 when the first two songs from The Matrix shows were officially released on The Doors: Box Set. Even more performances followed in 2008 on Live at the Matrix 1967; regrettably, it was discovered soon after that all the recordings were sourced from third-generation tapes, not the originals. <br/><br/>Today, Abram's original recordings have been remastered by Bruce Botnick, The Doors' longtime engineer/mixer, for official release. The vinyl version of LIVE AT THE MATRIX 1967: THE ORIGINAL MASTERS includes all 37 songs from the shows sourced from the master tapes. Except for 15 songs released in 2017 and 2018 as Record Store Day exclusives, most of the newly upgraded live recordings are making their debut in the collection, including eight that have never been featured on any of the previous Matrix releases.

180 gram vinyl.<br/><br/>The 9th studio album by The Doors and posthumously features Jim Morrison. The band reunited 7 years after Morrison's death and 5 years after the remaining members broke up. <br/><br/>They recorded backing tracks over Morrison's poetry (originally recorded 1969-1970). Other pieces of music and audio include dialogue from Morrison's film HWY: An American Pastoral and snippets from jam sessions.

1971 hade det progressiva rockbandet Yes fått en ny medlem, Rick Wakeman. Denne legendariske klaviaturspelare var självklart ett fynd och "Fragile" blev det stora genombrottet för bandet. Skivan släpptes ut i januari 1972 och innehåller briljanta låtar framförda av lika briljanta musiker. Här har vi ett av den progressiva rockmusikens toppalbum genom tiderna.

TO THE LIMIT thoughtfully curates 51 songs from the studio albums and live recordings the Eagles released between 1972 and 2020. All of the band's best-known tracks are here, including the #1 hits "New Kid In Town," "One Of These Nights," "Best Of My Love," "Hotel California," and "Heartache Tonight." The set also features plenty of fan favorites with songs like "Desperado," "Victim Of Love," and "In The City."<br/> <br/>Beyond the studio, TO THE LIMIT highlights the Eagles' impressive touring legacy with more than a dozen electrifying live tracks. These feature selections from Eagles Live (1980) - including the Top 40 hit "Seven Bridges Road" - as well as songs from Hell Freezes Over (1994), The Millennium Concert (2000), Live At The Forum '76 (2017), and Live From The Forum MMXVIII (2020).

Yes: 90125 (Rem) [CD]

This is a very special collector's edition of Morrison Hotel. In addition to the newly-remastered original album by Bruce Botnick, this 50th anniversary deluxe edition features, 70+ minutes of never-before-heard outtakes, including the long-lost studio version of "I Will Never Be Untrue", rare early takes of "Peace Frog/Blue Sunday" and rare studio outtakes of "Queen of the Highway" and "Roadhouse Blues".