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They became one of punk's most enduring bands, touring and recording (with multiple lineups) from '76 all the way to…well, today! This set, though, anthologizes the breakthrough years of one of... more

These 87 tracks trace the dizzying divergence of the '60s beat scene: gutsy, jazzy R&B, horn-powered UK soul, fuzz-laden freakbeat, femme pop, groovy loungecore, multi-colored psych-pop and more. A... more

David Gilmour produced this 1974 Charisma LP, playing guitar and pedal steel, too. This is UK folk-rock with a West Coast country-rock twist; the songs are strong and the production is immaculate,... more

The first two LPs here (from '65 and '70) contain two hits by Bobby and Skeeter: "A Dear John Letter" and "Your Husband, My Wife." Bobby's 1967 LP "The Game of Triangles" features Norma Jean... more

Djabe, the world-renowned Hungarian jazz group, joined Hackett for the two concerts included here: one (on the DVD only) from Bratislava in 2011, the other from Budapest in 2012. They've performed... more

Dave Brock and Harvey Bainbridge led Hawkwind into the '90s with these three GWR albums: "The Xenon Codex," "Space Bandits" and "Palace Springs" (which features live versions of Hawkwind classics).... more

Merging punk energy and power with new-wave melodies and eccentricities, Radio Stars won raves for their LPs "Songs for Swinging Lovers" ('77) and "The Holiday Album" ('78). Disc one joining the... more

They were positioned to rise to Monkees heights, but this London band never did get there (they did in mainland Europe, though). The Spectrum's first anthology collects their singles, soundtrack... more