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The Oi! anthems of these London punks won them a lot of fans and inspired many bands to cover their songs. This collection of the complete 1980–88 recordings by the Business starts with their early singles and demos before bringing you their debut LP "Suburban Rebels," the so-called "stolen" tracks that were to have been their first LP, the UK-hit concert album "Loud Proud and Punk—Live," their 1985 "Saturday’s Heroes" LP, their rare "Get Out of My House" 12" EP, their 1988 LP "Welcome to the Real World" and a whole lotta bonus cuts. A 20-page booklet full of notes and unseen photos joins demos of "No Emotions," "Strangers," "Out in the Cold," "Dayo," live versions of "H-Bomb," "Blind Justice," "Real Enemy," "Disco Girls," "Guttersnipe," "Smash the Discos," the album tracks "Work or Riot," "Nobody Listened," "Mortgage Mentality," "Spanish Jails," "Foreign Girl," "Ten Years," "Never Say Never" and more! Captain Oi!5013929848627 For her last Columbia LP (and last full album she ever recorded), Doris decided to get in on the bossa-nova craze. Let’s not forget her smash "Que Será, Será" from almost a decade earlier; she clearly had an affinity for Latin music, and her voice is so warm and welcoming on "Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars," "Meditation," "Dansero," "How Insensitive," "Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps," "Por Favor," "Summer Has Gone" and more. This reissue brings you the original 1965 mono AND stereo mixes of the complete LP plus other Latin-flavored delights from her career: "Que Será, Será," "Possess Me," "Rainbow’s End," "Do Not Disturb," "Sorry," "Catch the Bouquet," "Caprice"…42 tracks on 3 CDs! SFE.5013929921207 Fans of thunderous vocalist Graham Bonnet and lightning-fast guitarist Yngwie Malmsteen have had lots to celebrate the last few years, as their solo LPs and albums together in Alcatrazz have been raining down in reissued form. Graham and Yngwie made quite a team, combining hooks with firepower in Alcatrazz, and that firepower is captured extensively here across 6 CDs. You’ll hear Yngwie on the 1983 and 1984 recordings, which join 1985 and 1986 "Dangerous Games" writing sessions featuring guitarist Danny Johnson. Some of the bootleg audio quality is, of course, not ideal, but these are precious documents for fans of Yngwie, Graham and Alcatrazz: 1983 rehearsals of "Big Foot," "Incubus," "Jet to Jet," "Kree Nakoorie," "Starrcarr Lane," "Hiroshima Mon Amour," 1983 instrumental mixes of "General Hospital," "Suffer Me," "Incubus," "Jet to Jet," 1984 live Texas performances of "Big Foot," "Suffer Me," "Desert Song," "Jet to Jet," "All Night Long," "Evil Eye," "All Night Long," "Since You Been Gone," 1985/1986 writing sessions and demos of "L9," "Under Cover," "Double Man," "Dangerous Games," "Please Call Me," "Blue Boar," "Ohayo Tokyo," "Rider"...an alternative anthology to the studio recordings of this great, though short-lived, metal band! Hear No Evil.5013929953529 Robinsongs already delighted Zapp fans by reissuing their first three albums, and now are set to keep the pleasure coming as they return with albums four and five (from ’85 and ’89). The first LP here went gold and sent "It Doesn’t Really Matter," "Computer Love Pt. 1" and "Itchin’ for Your Twitchin’" to the R&B charts (that second hit went Top 10). "Ooh Baby Baby" from the second LP here reached #18 R&B; bonus tracks include the 12" version of "Ooh Baby Baby," extended version and instrumental mix of "Computer Love," Zapp’s renditions of "Chocolate City," "California Love" and more! Robinsongs.