Old Friends: Live on Stage captures the magic of Simon & Garfunkel’s 2003 reunion tour, their first national outing in over two decades. Recorded at Madison Square Garden and the Continental Airlines Arena, this 2-CD set showcases the duo’s enduring chemistry and the emotional resonance of their iconic catalog. With guest appearances by the Everly Brothers and a newly completed studio track, “Citizen of the Planet,” this release blends nostalgia with fresh energy. It’s a beautifully curated journey through folk-rock history, perfect for collectors who appreciate both sonic warmth and historical significance. Tracklist: Disc One Old Friends / Bookends A Hazy Shade of Winter I Am a Rock America At the Zoo Baby Driver Kathy’s Song Tom and Jerry Story Hey, Schoolgirl The Everly Brothers Intro Bye Bye Love (feat. The Everly Brothers) Scarborough Fair / Canticle Homeward Bound The Sound of Silence Disc Two Mrs. Robinson Slip Slidin’ Away El Condor Pasa (If I Could) The Only Living Boy in New York American Tune My Little Town Bridge Over Troubled Water Cecilia The Boxer Leaves That Are Green Citizen of the Planet (Bonus Track)

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Live in Milan 1976 captures the Baker Gurvitz Army in full flight during their European tour promoting Hearts on Fire, their final studio album. Recorded at the Palalido in Milan on March 23, 1976, this performance is part of the Official Ginger Baker Bootleg Series, sanctioned by the man himself. The lineup features Ginger Baker on drums and vocals, Adrian Gurvitz on guitar, Paul Gurvitz on bass, and Mr. Snips on vocals — delivering a potent blend of blues rock, prog, and psychedelic fusion. The setlist spans all three studio albums and includes two Cream classics, making this a must-have for collectors and completists alike. Track List: Hearts On Fire – 3:24 People – 6:46 Night People – 3:40 White Room – 3:45 Mystery – 4:36 Thirsty For The Blues – 5:27 Neon Lights – 5:03 Inside Of Me – 5:49 Memory Lane / Drum Solo – 9:16 Sunshine Of Your Love – 2:42 Time / Smokestack Lightning Medley – 16:49 Hearts On Fire (Reprise) – 4:04

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Somewhere in Soho captures Soft Machine live at Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club in London, recorded between April 20–25, 1970. This double CD release, issued by Voiceprint in 2004, showcases the band’s transition from psychedelic rock to jazz fusion, featuring the classic lineup of Mike Ratledge, Hugh Hopper, Robert Wyatt, and Elton Dean. The recordings are raw, exploratory, and brimming with improvisational energy—an essential document of the Canterbury scene’s evolution. With extended renditions of “Facelift” and “Moon in June,” this set offers a rare glimpse into the band’s live chemistry during a pivotal creative period. Track List: Disc One Slightly All the Time – 10:21 Out-Bloody-Rageous – 10:46 Eamonn Andrews – 10:33 Mousetrap – 4:37 Noisette – 0:53 Backwards – 3:32 Mousetrap (Reprise) – 0:23 Hibou Anemone and Bear – 4:44 Disc Two Facelift – 19:19 Moon in June – 8:02 Esther’s Nose Job – 8:21 Pigling Bland – 3:45 Cymbalism – 4:19 Esther’s Nose Job (Reprise) – 1:23

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Beginnings is a powerhouse compilation that reissues The Allman Brothers Band’s first two albums—The Allman Brothers Band (1969) and Idlewild South (1970)—onto one remastered CD, originally released in 1973 to capitalize on the band’s rising fame. It’s a Southern rock essential, blending blues, soul, and psychedelia with raw energy and instrumental finesse. The CD includes extensive liner notes by Jean-Charles Costa and features a remix of the debut album by Tom Dowd, offering fans a fresh sonic perspective. It’s a perfect gateway into the band’s early magic, with Duane Allman and Dickey Betts trading searing guitar lines, Gregg Allman’s soulful vocals and organ, and the thunderous rhythm section of Berry Oakley, Butch Trucks, and Jaimoe. Tracklist: From The Allman Brothers Band (1969): Don’t Want You No More It’s Not My Cross to Bear Black Hearted Woman Trouble No More Every Hungry Woman Dreams Whipping Post From Idlewild South (1970): 8. Revival 9. Don’t Keep Me Wonderin’ 10. Midnight Rider 11. In Memory of Elizabeth Reed 12. Hoochie Coochie Man 13. Please Call Home 14. Leave My Blues at Home

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L.A. Darkness (2016) by AOR is a melodic rock gem crafted by Frédéric Slama, known for assembling all-star vocalists from the AOR and West Coast scenes. This album leans into cinematic themes of heartbreak, desire, and L.A. mystique, wrapped in polished production and soaring choruses. It’s a collector’s delight, especially with that lineup—like a melodic rock mixtape featuring some of the genre’s most iconic voices.       Track List The Smartest Girl in L.A. – Jeff Scott Soto The Locked Soul – Steve Overland One Foot in Heaven – Kevin Chalfant Blueprint for Love – Jesse Damon Desire Turning into Dust – Philip Bardowell Heart in Pawn – Steve Overland Seven Storms – Henry Small Why Girls Say No – Rick Riso Dangerous Fascination – Paul Sabu Burning Rainbows (Instrumental)

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Step aboard the Mothership for a wild ride through the heart of the P-Funk universe. Recorded live in Detroit and originally broadcast on WRIF-FM, this 1977 performance finds George Clinton’s Parliament-Funkadelic collective at their outrageous peak — blending psychedelic soul, interstellar grooves, and theatrical flair. With extended jams, searing guitar solos, and crowd-fueled energy, this set is a raw, unfiltered slice of funk history. it’s a must-have for collectors and funk disciples alike. Tracklist: Funkentelechy – 11:28 Jam – 4:45 Cosmic Slop > Jam – 7:26 Maggot Brain > Jam – 9:50 Mothership Connection (Star Child) > Jam – 6:55 Swing Down, Sweet Chariot – 7:29 Flashlight > Jam – 10:53

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Captured during the Rock and Roll Heart tour, this raw and riveting performance finds Lou Reed in fierce form at Boston’s Orpheum Theater. Backed by a tight ensemble featuring Michael Fonfara (keyboards), Bruce Yaw (bass), and jazz icon Don Cherry (trumpet), Reed delivers a set that blends Velvet Underground classics, solo deep cuts, and then-new material with biting intensity. Broadcast live on WBCN-FM, this show is a snapshot of Reed’s mid-’70s evolution—gritty, theatrical, and unapologetically Lou. Track Listing Disc One A Sheltered Life The Kids Claim to Fame Vicious Circle Walk on the Wild Side Coney Island Baby Rock and Roll Heart Charley’s Girl Kill Your Sons Disc Two Satellite of Love How Do You Think It Feels You Wear It So Well Temporary Thing Ladies Pay Heroin

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Originally broadcast on ITV’s Rockstage in 1980, this live performance showcases Sad Café at the height of their powers. Fronted by the charismatic Paul Young—later of Mike + The Mechanics—the band delivers a polished yet passionate set that leans heavily on their acclaimed Facades album. This deluxe edition includes both the remastered audio CD and the full concert on DVD, offering fans a nostalgic return to the band’s melodic rock heyday. With contributions from band members and Paul Young’s wife, the release is as much a tribute as it is a time capsule. Track List CD: On With The Show Emptiness Strange Little Girl Every Day Hurts What Am I Gonna Do Keeping It From The Troops My Oh My Take Me To The Future Immortal Black Rose DVD: On With The Show Emptiness Strange Little Girl Every Day Hurts What Am I Gonna Do Keeping It From The Troops My Oh My Take Me To The Future Immortal Black Rose

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Alice Cooper – Concert Broadcasts 1969–1972 captures the band’s evolution from psychedelic oddballs to theatrical hard rock pioneers. This unofficial 2-CD set compiles rare radio sessions and live performances from the band’s formative years, showcasing the chaotic energy and twisted charisma that would soon make them household names. From the eerie sprawl of “Black Juju” to the rebellious punch of “School’s Out,” these recordings offer a front-row seat to the band’s rise — complete with interviews and stage banter that reflect their unfiltered persona. It’s a time capsule of proto-shock rock, buzzing with Glen Buxton’s razor-edged guitar and Alice’s sneering delivery. Tracklist Disc One Chicken Incident Lay Down and Die, Goodbye Black Juju Sun Arise Caught in a Dream I’m Eighteen Is It My Body? Second Coming Ballad of Dwight Fry Black Juju Is It My Body? Interview Ballad of Dwight Fry Disc Two Interview (Part Two) Black Juju I’m Eighteen Gutter Cat Killer Elected School’s Out Interview Public Animal #9 I’m Eighteen Is It My Body? Gutter Cat Killer Elected

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AOR – L.A. Connection (2014) is a melodic rock gem crafted by Frédéric Slama, known for assembling all-star lineups to channel the golden age of West Coast AOR. This album is no exception—think shimmering synths, soaring vocals, and that unmistakable ‘80s cinematic flair. The album is a lush, nostalgic ride through neon-lit boulevards and emotional highs, with each track fronted by a different iconic vocalist. Slama’s production, alongside Tommy Denander’s guitar and keyboard work, gives it that polished, cinematic sheen—perfect for fans of Toto, Foreigner, and soundtrack-style rock.       Track list On The Edge Of Glory – Lead vocals: Bill Champlin The Pride Of Strangers – Lead vocals: Paul Sabu Closer To Zero – Lead vocals: David Forbes Once Off Guard – Lead vocals: Jeff Paris Lost Souls Don't Cry – Lead vocals: Philip Bardowell Exiled In Sadness – Lead vocals: Sherwood Ball Age Of Desire – Lead vocals: Rick Riso Circle Of Danger – Lead vocals: Tamara Champlin The Crystal Heart – Lead vocals: Bob Harris

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Live & Learn marks a bold chapter in Vixen’s legacy, showcasing a revitalized lineup led by founding guitarist Jan Kuehnemund. Released in 2006 via Demolition Records, this album blends the band’s signature hard rock edge with introspective songwriting and modern production. Featuring Jenna Sanz-Agero on vocals, the album captures a raw yet melodic energy, with standout moments like the award-winning “I Try” and a fiery cover of David Bowie’s “Suffragette City.” It’s a powerful swan song for Kuehnemund and a unique entry in the band’s discography, offering collectors a glimpse into Vixen’s evolution beyond their glam metal roots. Tracklist: Anyway – 3:34 Live & Learn – 3:12 I Try – 3:53 Little Voice – 3:47 Pacifist – 3:50 Don't Want It Anymore – 3:55 Love Song – 3:27 Angry – 3:14 I'm Sorry – 3:04 You Wish – 3:44 Suffragette City (David Bowie cover) – 3:25 Give Me Away – 4:36

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Frank Zappa and The Mothers of Invention – Live in Holland 1968–1970 captures two rare and electrifying performances from one of rock’s most subversive minds. Sourced from original VPRO FM broadcasts and digitally remastered, this unofficial 2CD set showcases Zappa’s fearless experimentation and razor-sharp satire across two distinct line-ups. Disc One features the 1968 Amsterdam Concertgebouw show — a sprawling, improvisational journey through jazz-rock fusion, dadaist humor, and sonic chaos. Disc Two transports listeners to the 1970 “Piknik” TV show in Uddel, where Zappa’s evolving ensemble delivers tighter, more theatrical renditions with future legends like George Duke and Aynsley Dunbar. Presented in a 6-panel digipak with an 8-page booklet of vintage press clippings and liner notes, this release is a must-have for fans of Zappa’s live legacy and the Dutch underground scene that embraced him. Track List CD 1 – Concertgebouw, Amsterdam – October 20, 1968 (VPRO Broadcast) Jam / Smoke Gets In Your Eyes – 16:48 Drum Solo – 6:53 Help, I’m a Rock – 10:02 Transylvania Boogie – 16:11 Dog Breath – 12:49 The String Quartet – 2:17 Gas Mask – 8:08 Orange County Lumber Truck Medley – 3:04 CD 2 – The ‘Piknik’ Show, Uddel – June 18, 1970 (VPRO Broadcast) Interview – Band Intro – 5:38 Wonderful Wino – 4:52 Concentration Moon – 2:27 Mom & Dad – 3:12 The Air – 3:16 Dog Breath – 2:09 Mother People – 2:09 You Didn’t Try To Call Me – 5:00 Call Any Vegetable – 7:19 King Kong – 3:54 Igor’s Boogie – 1:16 King Kong Part 2 – 7:39

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