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The Stones rolled back to #1 with this 1978 triumph—starting with the disco-fied single that also reached the top spot, "Miss You." Also boasting two more essential hits, "Shattered" and "Beast of... more

Also includes original U.S. liner notes!

Herman's Hermits were at the forefront of the British Invasion of the mid-'60s, taking the American pop charts by storm as they racked up some 19 pop hits in less than four years. This SACD... more

Remastered 1964 debut US album. With Beatlemania & the British invasion in full swing the band were announced as "England's Newest Hit Makers". Released to coincide with the Stones' arrival in New... more

Remastered 1964 compilation originally released to coincide with the band's second American tour. Essentially an expanded version of the UK EP Five by Five, plus their third & fourth American... more

Five bonus tracks this time, including BBC takes of Have You Heard/The Voyager/Have You Heard and Legend of a Mind, and alternate versions of Gypsy; Candle of Life, and Sun Is Still Shining!

Another 1968 smash, plus such "lost chords" as BBC takes of Doctor Livingstone, I Presume and Thinking Is the Best Way to Travel; the B-side A Simple Game, and alternate versions of A Simple Game;... more

Alternate versions of In the Beginning; So Deep Within You; Dear Diary; Have You Heard, and The Voyage; BBC performances of Lovely to See You and Send Me No Wine, and performances of So Deep Within... more

Remastered USA version of their 1965 first number one album in America. The different cover art photo was shot by British fashion photographer David Bailey. The album featured "(I Can't Get No)... more

Digitally remastered reissue of The Rolling Stones 1977 live album.

Remastered 12 song UK version of their 1967 album partially recorded with Dave Hassinger in Hollywood & at the newly opened Olympic Studios in England with Glyn Johns. Recording technology was by now... more

12 great hits by the arena rockin' bad boys of the '70s includes I Can't Explain; My Generation; Happy Jack; I Can See For Miles; Magic Bus; Pinball Wizard; Squeeze Box; Baba O'Riley; Behind Blue... more

Young Marble Giants appeared on the British music scene in the early 80s, releasing one perfect album and a handful of tracks. All those songs, as well as album demos, are collected here for the... more

Remastered 11 song USA version of their classic 1966 album with different cover artwork than the British version. Tracks were recorded during two three day marathon sessions at RCA in Hollywood in... more

Remastered 12 song 1965 release. The cover art photo; identical to the British release of 'Out of Our Heads' was taken by Gered Mankowitz. Half the twelve tracks were written by Jagger/Richards and... more

Previously released in 1982, its Hard was The Who's final studio album, released to coincide with their U.S. Farewell tour. Although not big on the charts at the time of the original release, the... more

"Lola," of course, became a classic-rock radio mainstay, but this entire 1970 LP is nothing less than essential: "Apeman," "Got to Be Free," "A Long Way from Home," "Rats" and more songs that run... more

The Stones' went back to their roots with this 1994 album that includes Love Is Strong and Thru and Thru.

Almost a decade in the making, Big Beat is very proud to finally announce the release of The Zombies' "Into the Afterlife". a natural sequel to our acclaimed best-selling box set "Zombie Heaven",... more

Out for the first time on CD with all the original artwork, plus 20-bit remastering. A lot of tracks (e.g. Long Live Rock) available here and nowhere else!

Odds & Sods is the latest milestone in MCA's successful series of Who reissues in conjunction with the band and it's handpicked group of producers and compilers. This newly expanded edition of the... more

The two prior Past Masters collections of non-LP sides have been combined into one 2-CD set, with new notes by Kevin Howlett! And, just to jog your memory, here are the tracks: Love Me Do (Single... more