Rock and Roll Over’s 50th anniversary is celebrated with a comprehensive Super Deluxe Edition boxset showcasing a 4CD and Blu-ray Audio experience including 130 total tracks with 100 tracks & mixes previously unreleased.
The original 1976 album mix is newly remastered from the original stereo analog tapes on CD 1 by Bernie Grundman, who mastered all audio.
CD 2 offers up a brand-new album stereo mix by the original producer Eddie Kramer giving the album a more modern rock sound utilizing Kramer’s 50 years of engineering prowess since first delivering the album.
22 unreleased demos, outtakes and alternate mixes have been unearthed on CD 3 including 9 Gene Simmons demos…
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‘It’s Me’ is a delicious slice of Seventies AM radio – a sunlit melody with a tad of wistfulness – that opens the 21st album of serial Ivor Novello winner, Gilbert O’Sullivan.
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Releases of new jazz bands or artists can sometimes be maddening. You want, above all else, to hear a complete document of what the band sounds like. Instead, you often get a release choked with guest appearances by whoever happens to be the bigwig players of the day, inevitably changing the group’s personality. The relatively […]
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On their fourth studio album, Abalone, New York-based 
…features the original album alongside rarities, instrumentals, previously unheard songwriting demos, rehearsals, and live sessions.
…contains 51 newly-mixed audio tracks, including 27 unreleased, live, extended, and previously unheard tracks.