Weezer - Weezer (Blue 30th) - VINYL LP

Taylor Swift's Speak Now (Taylor's Version) is presented as a 3 LP violet marbled vinyl album released worldwide on July 7, 2023, and issued in a gatefold sleeve with each record housed in a printed inner sleeve that features a photo on one side and lyrics and credits for each song on the other, with tracks numbered sequentially across the sides and a Made in France sticker attached to the rear shrink wrap. This , the original variant available for pre order beginning May 5, 2023, includes all 22 tracks such as Mine, Sparks Fly, Back to December, Speak Now, Dear John, Mean, The Story of Us, Never Grow Up, Enchanted, Better Than Revenge, Innocent, Haunted, Last Kiss, Long Live, Ours, and Superman, along with From the Vault songs Electric Touch, When Emma Falls In Love, I Can See You, Castles Crumbling, Foolish One, and Timeless. The album lists detailed production credits including recording at Kitty Committee Studios East, Blackbird Studio, The EBC, Long Pond, The Dwelling, Nervous Breakdance Studios, Rough Customer Studio, Electric Lady Studios, Pleasure Hill Recording, Hutchinson Sound, Big Mercy Studio, Sound House Studios, and Studio Rue Boyer, engineering at Prime Recording, Long Pond, and Clubhouse Recording Studios, editing at Prime Recording, mixing at MixStar Studios and Long Pond, mastering at Sterling Sound Edgewater NJ and Sterling Sound Nashville, and lacquer cutting at Sterling Sound by RKS, with pressing completed by MPO. Additional credits identify Taylor Swift as executive producer and producer, packaging creative direction and art direction by Taylor Swift, packaging design by 13 Management, photography by Beth Garrabrant, and project support and coordination by 13 Management Team and Republic Records, with distribution by UMG Commercial Services, publishing by Sony ATV Tree Publishing, Taylor Swift Music, and Songs of Universal Inc, and phonographi

Limited picture disc vinyl LP pressing. The Here and Now, released in 2011, is the fourth studio album by British metalcore band Architects. This album marked a significant shift in the band's sound, as they moved away from the technical, chaotic style of their earlier work towards a more melodic and accessible approach. While retaining elements of metalcore, *The Here and Now* incorporates more clean vocals, anthemic choruses, and a polished production, showcasing a more mainstream rock influence.