Living Loud - Live - VINYL LP

Live by Living Loud makes it's long-awaited return on vinyl-an electrifying document of a supergroup in full flight. Captured during their 2004 performances in Australia, this live album showcases the powerhouse lineup of Jimmy Barnes (vocals), Steve Morse (guitar), Bob Daisley (bass), Lee Kerslake (drums), and Don Airey (keyboards)-each a legend in their own right. Blending classic rock, hard rock, and a touch of heavy metal, Living Loud breathes new life into familiar songs with fiery precision and soulful grit. The setlist is a potent mix of original material from their debut studio album and reimagined Ozzy Osbourne classics co-written by Daisley and Kerslake, including InchCrazy TrainInch and InchFlying High Again.Inch Jimmy Barnes' unmistakable voice adds raw energy and a bluesy edge, while Steve Morse delivers virtuosic guitar work that's both fluid and fierce. The band's chemistry is palpable-tight, dynamic, and joyously loud. This vinyl edition captures the full weight and warmth of the performance, offering fans a front-row seat to a rare and unforgettable moment in rock history. Living Loud - Live is a must-have for collectors and classic rock enthusiasts alike-loud, proud, and played with passion.

Double 180gm audiophile vinyl LP pressing in gatefold jacket. First-time stand-alone vinyl of the Nirvana concert Live And Loud from the MTV-shot performance. Filmed on 13 December, 1993, at Seattle's Pier 48 (less than a month after the band's influential MTV Unplugged in New York show taping), Nirvana Live And Loud originally aired on MTV on New Year's Eve in 1993. Heralded as one of the best live shows from Nirvana's entire career, Live And Loud features tracks such as 'Heart-Shaped Box, Come As You Are, Breed, Pennyroyal Tea' and 'Radio Friendly Unit Shifter' that, as Pitchfork put it, Inchperfectly encapsulate the In Utero ideal of arena-rock at it's most anarchic.Inch

2014 vinyl LP pressing from experimental classical composer/producer. He is 'praised as InchheadyInch, possessing Inchelements of post-Minimalism, avant-garde rock, jazz and global-fusion styles that mingle and merge with dreamlike mutabilityInch- New York Times.