Disturbed - Sickness - VINYL LP

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Expanded two CD edition includes bonus disc of demos and rarities. Celebrate 25 years of Disturbed's debut album, The Sickness, with this 2CD edition that includes the original album, plus a disc of b-sides, unreleased demos, and rarities. The booklet features an essay with new interviews with the members of Disturbed and producer Johnny K.

Now-Again presents a series of four, limited edition 45 rpm singles ranging from Deep American Funk and Soul, Zimbabwean Fuzz Funk, Zambian Proto-Punk, and Rare Disco. 500 copies of each 7Inch will be produced, and there will not be a repress. These records are packaged in a die cut, picture sleeve and are packaged in a resealable plastic jacket. A download card for all eight tracks from the series is included with each 7.Inch Next up in the series, a split 7Inch from Stars of Liberty and Eye Q two tracks from the 1970s Zimbabwean black rock scene. Stars of Liberty and Eye Q are two of the most fiery ensembles to fuzzy singles in funky protest of Ian Smiths oppressive Rhodesian regime. Now-Again will be delving head first into this pivotal part of the African rock and funk story with anthologies dedicated to the scene and it's key players in 2015. This is in addition to the currently available split 7Inch from Richard Marks and Buddy Cantrell two of Americas most sought after deep funk/soul sides available on a 7Inch single for the first time. Originally issued on the tiny Atlanta imprint Tuska at the turn of 1970, both of these singles will appear on our forthcoming Richard Marks anthology Never Satisfied. Coming soon the series will continue with, Chrissy Zebby Tembo with two proto-punk Zamrock tracks from the drummer behind Paul Ngozis Ngozi Family Band and a pair of the best independent disco songs ever released courtesy of the Split Decision Band.