Hole - Pretty On The Inside - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Digitally remastered and expanded edition of this 1974 album by the veteran British rockers including seven bonus tracks. Silk Torpedo was one of the Pretty Things milestone albums. The group signed to Led Zeppelins new Swan Song tag in 1974, amidst great fanfare. The Led Zep men regarded Phil May & Co. As pioneers of hard rock, and they were keen to advance the career of their '60s heroes. Silk Torpedo was the debut album for the tag, and the original featured 10 songs, written mainly by Phil May with John Povey and Peter Tolson. The liner notes by long-time band manager Mark St. John gives the reader first-hand insight into the history behind the album and the bands movements at the time. The Pretty Things were the also-rans of the British Invasion, a band that never got it's due. Despite this lack of recognition, they were never quite ignored, cultivating a passionate cult that stuck with them through the decades - a cult that was drawn to either their vicious early records, where they sometimes seemed like a meaner version of the Rolling Stones, or to their 1968 psychedelic masterwork S.F. Sorrow. Some of their fans advocate for the entirety of their catalog, noting how the group adeptly shifted with the times. Despite these shifts in style, they rarely racked up hits on either side of the Atlantic. Album Tracks 1. Dream/Joey 2. Maybe You Tried 3. Atlanta 4. L.A.N.T.A 5. Is It Only Love 6. Come Home Momma 7. Bridge of God 8. Singapore Silk Torpedo 9. Belfast Cowboys 10. Bruise in the Sky 11. Singapore Silk Torpedo (Live) 12. Dream/Joey (Live) 13. Joey (Edited Single Version - Stereo) 14. Bridge of God (Single Version - Stereo) 15. Joey (Alternate Single Version - Stereo) 16. I'm Keeping 17. Joey (Mono Version)

Albums #4 and #5 from this seminal country-rock band, dating from 1971 and 1972, respectively. Album Tracks 1. Hoe Down 2. Bad Weather 3. What Am I Gonna Do 4. You Are the One 5. Railroad Days 6. From the Inside 7. Do You Feel It Too 8. Ol' Forgiver 9. What If I Should Say I Love You 10. Just for Me and You 11. And Settlin' Down 12. Ride the Country 13. I Can See Everything 14. Go and Say Goodbye 15. Keeper of the Fire 16. Early Times 17. Good Feelin' to Know 18. Restrain 19. Sweet Lovin'

2019 . Beneath the Eyrie is the seventh album from the iconic alternative rock band. The album was produced by Tom Dalgety. The album is the follow-up to their 2016 album Head Carrier and is their third album since their reunion in 2003. Album Tracks 1. In the Arms of Mrs. Mark of Cain 2. On Graveyard Hill 3. Catfish Kate 4. This Is My Fate 5. Ready for Love 6. Silver Bullet 7. Long Rider 8. Los Surfers Muertos 9. St. Nazaire 10. Bird of Prey 11. Daniel Boone 12. Death Horizon