Lana Del Rey - Chemtrails Over The Country Club - VINYL LP

Curtain Call The Hits is the first greatest hits compilation album released by American rapper Eminem by Shady Records. It was released on December 6, 2005, under Dr. Dre's Aftermath Entertainment. The album collects Eminem's most popular songs, as well as four new tracks, including a live version of InchStanInch featuring Elton John from the 43rd Grammy Awards, plus new songs InchFackInch, InchWhen I'm GoneInch and InchShake ThatInch featuring Nate Dogg. The album was certified double-platinum in the US, triple-platinum in Australia and the UK, and quadruple-platinum in New Zealand. It reached #1 on several charts, including the UK and US Albums Chart. Curtain Call The Hits was released nine years after the of Eminem's debut studio album, Infinite. Album Tracks 1. Intro 2. Fack 3. The Way I Am 4. My Name Is 5. Stan Featuring Dido 6. Lose Yourself 7. Shake That Featuring Nate Dogg 8. Sing for the Moment 9. Without Me 10. Like Toy Soilders 11. The Real Slim Shady 12. Mockingbird 13. Guilty Conscience Featuring Dr. Dre 14. Cleanin' Out My Closet 15. Just Lose It 16. When I'm Gone 17. Stan Featuring Elton John (Live) Bonus Track

Vinyl LP pressing. 2012 album from the Las Vegas-based Alt-Rock quartet. Imagine Dragons harnessed the restless energy of the city that never sleeps with two EP's in 2009, earning a string of local accolades including Best Local Indie Band 2010 by Las Vegas Weekly and Best CD of 2011 by Vegas Seven magazine for their third independent EP It's Time. Album Tracks 1. Radioactive 2. Tip Toe 3. It's Time 4. Demons 5. On Top of the World 6. Amsterdam 7. Hear Me 8. Every Night 9. Bleeding Out 10. Underdog 11. Nothing Left to Say 12. Rocks

Limited vinyl LP pressing of this 2012 album. From day one, Linkin Park built the band upon the premise of fusing all of their favorite styles of music-as disparate as they might be-into one signature sound. Fast-forward 12 years to Living Things and the same six players have not only developed new tools to make that philosophy a reality, but they're finally comfortable embracing-and coalescing-every aspect of their career. OK, maybe not the XXL work shirts and neon hair dye of the early days. But in their music, the band has spent the past year reinventing how to tastefully bridge the gap between all the musical destinations they've visited, and how to marry all the ideas they've accumulated. And as Living Things began taking shape, for the first time Linkin Park was eager to use every tool in their toolbox. With each song, they flexed their expertise with both cutting-edge and classic gear, and they infused their vocals with an honest, thrilling enthusiasm; they picked apart their own ideas of what defines a song, and what defines Linkin Park. Living Things is a personal album, centered on human emotions and relationships implied by the title. It is informed by and built upon all previous Linkin Park albums, while still pushing the band's sound into new territory. It's spirited, energetic, daring and unafraid to hybridize the past, present and future. It's absolute proof to a radical theory six musicians have devoted their lives to testing. Album Tracks 1. Lost in the Echo 2. In My Remains 3. Burn It Down 4. Lies Greed Misery 5. I'll Be Gone 6. Castle of Glass 1. Victimized 2. Roads Untraveled 3. Skin to Bone 4. Until It Breaks 5. Tinfoil 6. Powerless