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Limited five CD set. Punk rock attracted both dreamers and schemers. Many were simply fired up by the music. Some were motivated by manifestos and personal agendas. Others vanished the moment the... more

This NY band had stronger songwriting chops than most of their so-called "hair-metal" brethren—but their late-'80s ascendance was, like so many other hard-rockin' bands, snuffed out by grunge in the... more

In between their cover-band beginnings in Champaign, IL and their '80s stadium-rock smashes, REO Speedwagon began their journey to stardom with their self-titled debut on Epic in '71. As bandmates... more

The dreamier side of indie rock, shoegaze (a term coined around 1990) spread across both sides of the pond through the '90s thanks to the seas of guitars, walls of effects and intoxicating melodies... more

Deluxe nine CD box set compiling five albums, singles, b-sides, live recordings, remixes, compilation appearances and vinyl-only rarities. 112 tracks spanning the band's 11-year spell with WEA,... more

Extensive five CD set exploring the evolution of the goth movement, from the glacial post-punk of the late 1970s through positive punk and into the Batcave era, dark electronica and beyond. Features... more

Once a backup singer for the Whispers, this L.A.-born songstress scored her own streak of R&B hits for the Solar and Constellation labels between 1979 and 1985. This first-ever round-up of Carrie's... more

Esoteric has been earning widespread acclaim for their reissues of the '80s and '90s solo recordings by this prolific Genesis co-founder. Their campaign now moves on to Parts IX–XI of Anthony's... more

You might remember the bubbly "Happy Birthday" from the "Sixteen Candles" soundtrack—but many of the tracks by this Scottish new-wave band lean toward the darker side of post-punk (after all, Steve... more

Deluxe four CD + NTSC/Region 0 DVD edition. The most comprehensive collection of Tracie, the former protégée of Paul Weller. Bringing together her two studio albums plus much of the related bonus... more

Their fusion of pop, glam and music hall was not destined to reach U.S. shores, but Sailor blew up at home in England and across Europe in the mid-to-late-'70s. "A Far Out Disc," "Trouble," "The... more