Various Artists - Billboard Top Hits: 1979 / Various - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Fleetwood Mac Comes into It's Own with Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks Self-Titled Record Ranked 182nd Greatest Album of All Time by Rolling Stone, Includes 'Landslide' and 'Rhiannon'Hear the 1975 Blockbuster in Reference Sound Mobile Fidelity's UltraDisc One-Step 180g 45RPM 2LP Box Set Plays with Extraordinary Definition, Presence, and DetailA veteran band with waning prospects, personnel churn, and management issues. A largely unknown duo whose eponymous debut flopped. An impromptu meeting in a supermarket that led to a factfinding trip to Sound City Studios. The backstory behind Fleetwood Mac's self-titled album is nearly as incredible as the music on the 1975 recording - a blockbuster that altered pop-rock history, and found newcomers Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks permanently changing the profile and popularity of the British ensemble.Sourced from the original analog master tapes and pressed at Fidelity Record Pressing, Mobile Fidelity's UltraDisc One-Step 180g 45RPM 2LP box set of the nine-times-platinum effort plays with reference level transparency, dynamics, and detail. This vinyl edition captures what went down in the California studio with arresting presence, tube-like warmth, and sumptuous tonality. The innate chemistry among the five musicians can be heard here in stunning clarity, the taut albeit flexible rhythms distinguished with palpable grip, the blended vocals and airy harmonies benefitting from seemingly unlimited frequency extension. The thrilling results speak to the band's bond as well as healthy tension that led to recordings that remain revered for their exceptional openness, textures, imaging, and soundstaging. Listen to this collectible version and you'll immediately understand why.1/4' / 30 IPS Dolby A analog master to DSD 256 to analog console to lathe.Mobile Fidelity UltraDisc One-Step ProcessInstead of utilizing the industry-s

2011 limited edition 2 X180 Gram 45 RPM audiophile vinyl LP pressing of the 1977 multi-platinum RUMOURS album. The sixth biggest-selling album of all time, with sales upwards of 30 million worldwide. It garnered 1977's Album of the Year Grammy & spent 31 weeks at #1. Includes the four Top 10 hit singles InchGo Your Own WayInch, InchDreamsInch, InchDon't StopInch & InchYou Make Loving FunInch. Album Tracks 1. Second Hand News 2. Dreams 3. Never Going Back Again 4. Don't Stop 5. Go Your Own Way 6. Songbird 1. The Chain 2. You Make Loving Fun 3. I Don't Want to Know 4. Oh Daddy 5. Gold Dust Woman

Double colored vinyl LP pressing. NOW Music is proud to present the fourth in our ongoing series of vinyl compilations, NOW That's What I Call 80s Dancefloor. Each edition features an essential collection of tracks representing key genres of 1980's Dance music. This volume, featuring 30 tracks across 2 LPs pressed on hot red and white vinyl, presents the best from the era of R&B & Funk. The first side opens with the era-defining 'Word Up!' from Cameo, followed by two legendary vocalists - Barry White with his '87 smash 'Sho' You Right', and James Brown with 'Living In America' from the 'Rocky IV' soundtrack. Although originally released in the '70s, the next pair were massive as 'rare-groove' classics and set dance-floors on fire in 1987 - Maceo And The Macks with 'Cross The Tracks' and the Jackson Sisters with 'I Believe In Miracles'. Huge Chart hits from Jermaine Jackson, Kool & The Gang and The Gap Band close out Side A. Side B finds it's' groove with two of the decades' best from Alexander O'Neal with 'Fake' from his Jam & Lewis produced 'Hearsay' album and Aretha Franklin's 'Freeway Of Love' from her superb album 'Who's Zoomin' Who', whilst the rest of this side features some of the slickest dance-floor fusions from Sheila E., Oliver Cheatham, The S.O.S. Band, and early 80s Britfunk from Freeez with the sublime 'Southern Freeez'. LP2 kicks off with a run of tracks that build on a foundation of funky R&B in conjunction with electronic beats and hooks - including 'Let It All Blow' from the Dazz Band, Sly Fox with the huge hit 'Let's Go All The Way' and Rockwell with guest vocals from Michael Jackson on 'Somebody's Watching Me'. Funk pioneers Sly & Robbie & Shinehead scored their biggest crossover hit with 'Boops (Here To Go)', and UK Funk achieved major chart success for Level 42, and Shakatak. The final side celebrates some of the decades' new R&B superstars - Bob