Ben Folds Five - Whatever And Ever Amen - VINYL LP

50th Anniversary Remixed & Remastered. Rocka Rolla is the debut studio album by British heavy metal band Judas Priest, released on 6 September 1974 by Gull Records. It was produced by Rodger Bain, who had made a name for himself as the producer of Black Sabbath's first three albums. It is the only album to feature drummer John Hinch.InchIT'S GREAT TO LOOK BACK AND SEE OUR FUTURE UNFURL-FROM LITTLE METAL ACORNS- MIGHTY METAL OAKS DO GROW. ONE SMALL STEP FOR METAL, ONE GIANT LEAP FOR METALKIND- A LIFE LONG METAL JOURNEY BEGAN WITH THESE SONGS. THIS ALBUM LIT THE ETERNAL METAL FLAME-AS REAL AND FRESH AS EVER FIVE DECADES ON.Inch - ROB HALFORD Album Tracks 1. One for the Road 2. Rocka Rolla 3. Winter/Deep Freeze/Winter Retreat/ Cheater 4. Never Satisfied 5. Run of the Mill 6. Dying to Meet You 7. Caviar and Meths

XX / I SEE YOU - vinyl - I See You is marked by a tonal shift to something close to pure, crisp pop structure, adorned by unusual crescendos that echo a dextrous DJ inching their dancer toward climax without ever quite lifting the house lights. It's lyric sheet moves from the danger and hopelessness of love to it's deliciousness and rapture; a move into a more outward looking proposition. I See You is recognizably still The xx but is now powered by the voluble ambition of it's three perfect counterweights to one another starting to not just realize but harness their full potential. You might even want to think of the decisive move from Joy Divi-sion to New Order here, too. When they take their plum festival slots in 2017, armed with the ten most robust songs of their career, The xx should prick the skin and touch gently the shoulder of an audience reaching to the back of the field. Album Tracks 1. Dangerous 2. Say Something 3. Lips 4. A Violent Noise 5. Performance 1. Replica 2. Brave for You 3. On Hold 4. I Dare You 5. Test Me

Lost In Translation (Music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack) was the soundtrack to Sofia Coppola's Academy Award winning movie of the same name. The soundtrack earned supervisor / composers Brian Reitzell and Kevin Shields a BAFTA nomination. It featured five Kevin Shields tracks (one of which was a My Bloody Valentine track) it also featured artists including; Air, Death in Vegas, Squarepusher and The Jesus and Mary Chain. Album Tracks 1. Intro / Tokyo - By Lost in Translation - Sound Effects 2. City Girl - By Kevin Shields 3. Shibuya - By Brian Reitzell & Roger J. Manning JR 4. Fantino - By Sebastien Tellier 5. Goodbye - By Kevin Shields 6. Girls - By Death in Vegas 7. Tommib - By Squarepusher 8. Too Young - By Phoenix 1. Kaze Wo Atsumete - By Happy End 2. On the Subway - By Brian Reitzell & Roger J. Manning JR 3. Ikebana - By Kevin Shields 4. Sometimes - By My Bloody Valentine 5. Alone in Kyoto - By Air 6. Are You Awake? - By Kevin Shields 7. Just Like Honey - By the Jesus and Mary Chain