Classic LPs

The Byrds' Greatest Hits is the first greatest hits album by American rock band The Byrds and was released in August 1967. It is the top-selling al...

Following the success of his vocal debut Chet Baker Sings in 1954, Pacific Jazz brought the rising star trumpeter back into the studio the next yea...

Light in the Attic Records present the next installment of the Nancy Sinatra Archival Series with the first ever reissue of the classic 1972 album ...

Chuck Berry vocals and guitar, plus: Willie Dixon (bass), Johnnie Johnson (piano), Fred Below (drums), G. Smith (bass), Ebby Hardy (drums), Jasper ...

One of the best hip hop albums ever made. Donuts is accessible without being typical or easily defined: it's hip hop without MCs; electronic music ...

April 2023 marks the 50th anniversary of the release of David Bowie’s ALADDIN SANE, which was released only ten months after his breakthrough album...

After George Orwell's widow refused Bowie the right to use 1984 as the title of his forthcoming album, he instead used the novel as a conceptual bl...

NEU! announce the release of a brand new boxset marking the 50th anniversary of their first record, with a Tribute album featuring reworks from The...

Back on vinyl for the first time in over 30 years. Neil's 1973 Masterpiece. Mastered from Original Source Material. Technically, 'Time Fades Away' ...

This 25th Anniversary Double 140 Gram Vinyl Edition (three Sides of music and one etched) of the Neil Young classic is newly remastered and present...

Singer-songwriter David Crosby’s solo debut, If I Could Only Remember My Name, was dismissed by critics when it came out in 1971. Over the years, h...

Dylan's self-titled debut album was produced in a matter of hours and cost just $402 to record (according to producer John Hammond). It serves as a...

Inevitably, when critics praise a new Dylan album, they label it the "best since Blood on the Tracks," and with good reason. Inspired by a crumbled...

For the last few months of 1975 and the first few of 1976, Bob Dylan led two tours, both unoffically called 'Rolling Thunder.' The tours were a kin...

Rescued from defunct formats, prised from dark cupboards and brought to light after two decades in cold storage… OKnotOK is released through XL Rec...

Recorded in a cold, amenity-free studio during the Midwestern winter of 1999, the White Stripes debut LP stands alone as the most raw, unpolished a...

Recorded in chunks over a six month period, Outlandos was released in November 1978 and featured at least three classic Police songs (four if you c...

For Those About to Rock (We Salute You) (referred to as For Those About to Rock on its cover) is the eighth studio album by Australian hard rock ba...

While there are lots of bands dealing in either danceable rock or navel-gazing pop, few bands combine the two quite like Foals. On Holy Fire, their...

Occasionally one album can be pinpointed as the turning point in a musical genre. 'Kill 'Em All' is one such album and, boy, did the heavy metal ge...

The first 2 albums may be seminal but quality-wise, 'Master of Reality' is the band's first true classic. Whereas 'Black Sabbath' was a heavy blues...

Overkill is the second album released by Motorhead, in 1979, and their first for Bronze Records. It peaked at number 24 on the UK charts. Bronze Re...

Re-run of the 2004 number 1 album by U2 on vinyl. Contains the hit singles Vertigo, City of Blinding Lights and Sometimes You Can't Make It on Your...

The final album of U2's early period, before the group broadened its sonic palette and lyrical vision, War is a brilliantly conflicted album, sound...

It's only now that you realise how much Daft Punk changed the direction of dance music and they did it with this album.Homework still stands head a...

John Coltrane's landmark 1961 jazz album My Favorite Things was born of the same recording sessions that yielded a majority of the albums Coltrane ...

Released in 1960, Giant Steps was a watershed album for John Coltrane, solidifying the saxophone legend's reputation as one of the most influential...

Blondie' is the eponymous debut album by Blondie, released in December 1976 on Private Stock Records. This album sounds like 1966 - that blissful y...

The first LP to feature drummer Topper Headon, this record was produced by Blue Oyster Cult's mentor Sandy Pearlman.Voted 'Album of the Year' by So...

There is no other album like Bat Out of Hell, unless you want to count the sequel. This is Grand Guignol pop - epic, gothic, operatic, and silly, a...

The American rock band's critically acclaimed debut studio album. Building on their 2001 EP 'The Modern Age', the band members moulded compositions...

In the 1980's, The Cure provided the soundtrack for an entire generation of misfit toys, and if Seventeen Seconds was a wake-up call for the dispos...

On the eve of a post-Thatcherite Britain, the Pale Saints, alongside the likes of Lush, Ride and Slowdive, were ushering in a new wave of British i...

Nimrod, Green Day’s fifth studio album, was originally released on October 14 1997. The Billboard Top10 LP declared “Green Days best!” by Kerrang w...

One of two sets recorded with a mini-big band in the early seventies, Waka / Jawaka is one of the most eclectic releases of Frank Zappa's hyper-ec...

This 1972 album continues the mostly-instrumental, jazz-rock thread of Zappa's work, which began with Hot Rats and continued with Waka / Jawaka. I...