Dream Theater - Lost Not Forgotten Archives: Live At Wacken (2015) - VINYL LP

On May 22, 2023, 47 years after their birth, Def Leppard returned to their home city to perform their second-ever stadium concert in Sheffield at Bramall Lane. Kicking off their European tour, this monumental homecoming show was performed to a sold-out, roaring crowd of almost 40, 000 fans. It includes classics InchPhotographInch and InchPour Some Sugar on MeInch as well as UK live debuts InchTake What You WantInch and InchThis Guitar, Inch the latter dedicated to the band's late great guitarist Steve Clark. This 2-LP package pressed on standard weight, red & white splatter vinyl. Limited Edition.

The highly influential Poco are, along with the likes of the Flying Burrito Brothers, best known for being early proponents of what would soon become recognised as country rock. Poco were originally formed by Richie Furay, Jim Messina and Rusty Young when Buffalo Springfield split in 1968, joined by George Grantham on drums and future Eagle Randy Meisner on bass. Playing their debut at LA's legendary Troubadour in October 1968, they signed to Epic Records in 1969. When Randy Meisner left to join the newly hatched Eagles, he was replaced on bass guitar by another future Eagle bass guitarist, Timothy B. Schmit. This set kicks off with their fourth album, InchA Good Feelin' to KnowInch, released in September 1972, by which time they had been joined by Paul Cotton on guitar and vocals. The album features the single 'And Settlin' Down', plus bonus two tracks, a remix of 'I Can See Everything' and the single edit for 'A Good Feelin' To Know'. Released a year later, their fifth LP InchCrazy EyesInch was issued in September 1973. Recorded at RCA Victor studios in Los Angeles, it was produced by Jack Richardson, best known for his work with Alice Cooper, Bob Seger and Canada's The Guess Who. It would be Richie Furay's last Poco record for more than a decade, as he was already planning to jump ship to the newly formed country rock super-group, the Souther-Hillman-Furay Band with J. D. Souther and Chris Hillman, even before InchCrazy EyesInch was released. Alongside the originals is a cover of J. J. Cale's 'Magnolia' which was released as a single, plus an early take of Gram Parsons Brass Buttons', which would later appear on Parsons' own InchGrievous AngelInch. InchCrazy EyesInch became their best charting studio record to date, and now features the bonus tracks 'Nothin's Still The Same', 'Get In The Wind' and 'Believe Me'. Their seventh album, InchSevenInch, was their sixth st

Dream Theater, the two-time Grammy-nominated and millions-selling legends of progressive music, launch the Lost Not Forgotten Archives. This fresh collaboration between the band and record tag InsideOutMusic will see the virtuosic quintet's long-standing Ytsejam Records catalogue reissued, alongside some brand-new additions to this special collector's series. Ytsejam Records previously played host to Dream Theater's official bootleg collection comprising of live shows, demos and studio outtakes from throughout the band's prolific career. Lost Not Forgotten Archives When Dream and Day Reunite (Live) is the fifth in the series. Recorded in Los Angeles, Dream Theater's original 2004 features a full live performance of the band's debut studio album, and a reunion with former members Derek Sherinian and Charlie Dominici. Released for the first time on vinyl, with remastered audio and re-engineered for optimal audio quality, the gatefold 2LP+CD-set is another quintessential in the Lost Not Forgotten Archives collection.