Various Artists - Dead Man's Town: A Tribute to Born in the U.S.A (Various Artists) - VINYL LP

Triple vinyl LP pressing. Yo! Boombox is the new instalment of Soul Jazz Records' Boombox series on the early days of hip-hop on vinyl, featuring some of the many innovative underground first-wave of early rap and disco rap records made in the USA between 1979-83. The album includes the first releases of seminal groups such as Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five and The Funky Four Plus One More, through to rarities and little-known obscurities such as the Carver Area High School band's 'Get Live 83', an awesome record made at a Chicago high school. The deluxe triple LP comes with 3x inner sleeves of extensive sleeve notes, exclusive photography and original tag artwork.

Various Artists - InchKilled By Deaf A Punk Tribute to MotorheadInch. In celebration of Motorhead's 50th anniversary in 2025, a collection of punk royalty unite to honor the loudest band on Earth with a new tribute album - Killed By Deaf A Punk Tribute to Motorhead. Long hailed as an unshakable bridge between punk and metal, Motorhead left an indelible mark on both scenes with their ferocious energy, breakneck speed, and unapologetic attitude. Now, their legacy roars back to life with blistering covers pulled from their iconic, genre-defying catalog. Killed By Deaf features electrifying contributions from some legendary punk acts, including Rancid, Pennywise, Lagwagon, The Bronx and many more. It even features the great man himself - Lemmy - jumping on a track with The Damned! Fueled by raw power and deep reverence, this tribute captures the spirit of a band whose influence still rattles stages and speakers worldwide. Get ready to hear Motorhead like never before - louder, faster, and punk as hell.

This CD contains songs from two separate performances recorded in June 1967 in Manchester, England. The first show features Wilson with Randy Colville, Ian Taylor and Dave Edwards. The second show features Wilson with Dave Shepherd, Ronnie Gleaves, Peter Chapman and Johnny Richardson.