Remastered and expanded double CD deluxe edition of the 1985 album that features members from XTC and Gang of Four. The second disc is made up entirely with b-sides, some that have never before been... more

Diamantina Cocktail was the U.S. breakthrough for these Aussie pop-rockers, climbing to #49 in the summer of '77 and staying on the charts for almost a year. You also get the album that set up that... more

Digitally re-mastered CD containing a pair of albums by the Canadian Rock legends. Not Fragile was the bands third album and was released in 1974. The style has been described as a cross between... more

After fusing prog and metal in the '70s, Uriah Heep dug into the pop-metal sound of the '80s. This 1985 LP was their last with lead singer Pete Goalby and their final charting album in the UK;... more

The 1984 LP that convinced CBS to sign this Swedish band to a worldwide deal—and set the stage for their international smash The Final Countdown! You can already hear the arenas calling as their amps... more

Motörhead manager Doug Smith not only signed on to manage Girlschool after hearing their first single—he also got them a contract with Motörhead's label. The hard-driving heavy metal (and coy lyrics)... more

The twin lead vocals of Robert Palmer and Elkie Brooks first hit ears when Vinegar Joe released their 1972 Island debut. Here's the original release plus a bonus track.