The first posthumous archival release from the 1988 touring band focuses on the historical last show Frank Zappa ever played in the U.S. The live concert material is taken from Uniondale, NY; Providence, RI and Towson, MD newly remixed from the 48-track digital master tapes. It features the first official release of The Beatles Medley along with over 25 unreleased performances and liner notes by FZ?s drummer, Chad Wackerman and Vaultmeister, Joe Travers.

Its 21 tracks feature non-album singles, a BBC In Concert ln session, music for a TV play and further Visconti remixes wrapping up David's recordings from 1970 and revealing the first sonic steps toward Hunky Dory. CD1: The Sunday Show Introduced By John Peel. Recorded on 5th February 1970 and broadcast on 8th February 1970. CD2: The Looking Glass Murders AKA Pierrot In Turquoise (5 songs) / Related singles / Sounds Of The 70's: Andy Ferris Show - Recorded on 25th March 1970 and broadcast on the 6th April 1970 / 4 more 2020 mixes. Plus book.

25 tracks. John Coltrane, Max Roach, Quincy Jones, Charles Mingus, Yusef Lateef, Archie Shepp, Stanley Turrentine, Pharoah Sanders, Albert Ayler and more.

The collection includes recordings from all of her five legendary Montreux concerts - 1968, 1976, 1981, 1987 and 1990.

1975 album. Original album newly remastered / Complete live concert from the 1975 Sabotage Tour of North America / Am I Going Insane (Radio) Japanese replica CD single / 1975 Madison Square Garden replica concert book / 60-page book with photos, artwork and liner notes / Sabotage 1975 Tour colour poster.

1971 album. Half-speed master.

The Complete Full Moon & Warner Bros. Recordings 1981-1992. Four albums - Peter Cetera (1981), Solitude/Solitaire (1986), One More Story (1988), World Falling Down (1992) and 18 bonus tracks. 48pp book.

2021 album. Ronnie Lane's backing band - collection of unreleased tracks and covers. Features Pete Townshend.

1967 album. CD1: Mono album with 13 bonus tracks. CD2: Stereo album with 13 bonus tracks. CD3: Studio Sessions 1967/68 (28 tracks. CD4: 1968 Recordings - The Road To Tommy (14 tracks). CD5: Pete Townsend demos (14 tracks). / Two seven inch singles. / 2LP stereo vinyl with 12 bonus tracks. / 80-page, hard-back full-colour book, including rare period photos, memorabilia & track annotation and new liner notes by Pete Townshend.

1980 album with 33 bonus tracks: b-sides, Peel Sessions, Live At Tiffany's, Coventry 29/11/79 & Live in Hemel Hempstead 28/2/80.

1970 album remixed. CD1: The album plus the singles 'Give Peace A Chance', 'Cold Turkey' & 'Instant Karma! (We All Shine On)'. CD2: One alternate take for each of the 14 tracks. CD3: Elements Mixes. New mixes highlighting parts buried before. CD4: Raw Studio Mixes. 17 tracks mixed without any effects or delay. CD5: Mini audio documentaries exploring the development of each song. CD6: Jams and Demos (33 tracks). Two Blu-ray audio discs containing the contains of the 6CDs. 132 page hardback book with rare photos, memorabilia & extensive notes. Poster & 2 postcards.

16 studio recordings of alternate takes, long cuts and jam versions of Wildflowers songs as Tom, band members and co-producer Rick Rubin worked to finalize the album in 1994. Previously only available on the 'Super Deluxe' edition only through his website.

1980 album with new remixes by Steven Wilson. CD1: Original album plus 5 bonus tracks - new stereo remix. CD2&3: Live at the LA Sports Arena 1980 - new stereo remix. DVD1 (Audio only): Original album plus 5 bonus tracks - new stereo remix and 5.1 mix. Also flat transfer of original LP master. DVD2 (Audio only): Live At The LA Sports Arena November 1980 - new stereo remix and 5.1 mix. DVD3 (Video): Slipstream (originally released in 1981). Plus book.

54 studio and 19 live tracks. The first career spanning compilation of solo recordings by legendary American musician Bob Mould (includes tracks by Sugar). Demon.

2021 album with bonus 9 track EP Slip of The Tongue and hardback book.

1976 album remastered by Alan Parsons with 1 bonus track and Live At The Paramount Theater, Seattle, October 1976. Esoteric.