Steal Your Face (2LP)Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Grateful Dead's "Steal Your Face" 2 LP live album! This elusive classic has been brilliantly remastered by GRAMMY Award winning engineer David Glasser, making it hands down the best sounding version of the record ever released. The audio isnt the only upgrade here. Arguably the Deads most recognizable album cover is also getting a fresh coat of paint! The colors of the iconic Steal Your Face logo featured on the cover

MARY POPPINS  - Feed the Birds

Kylie Minogue

“Where We Belong

ZAPPAtite-Frank Zappa’s Tastiest Tracks collects a healthy portion of Zappa’s best known and beloved compositions

“The Furor”

It highlights the band’s ability to blend powerful rock energy with intricate musicianship

Het album bevat in totaal dertien nummers

as it was the first to feature Ronnie Wood as a full member

# Artist Title 1 The Rolling Stones It's About Time… 2 The Rolling Stones Jumpin' Jack Flash 3 The Rolling Stones It's Only Rock 'N Roll (But I Like It) 4 The Rolling Stones Out Of Control 5 The Rolling Stones Angie 6 The Rolling Stones Paint It Black 7 The Rolling Stones Honky Tonk Women 8 The Rolling Stones Band Introductions 9 The Rolling Stones You Got The Silver 10 The Rolling Stones Midnight Rambler 11 The Rolling Stones Gimme Shelter 12 The Rolling Stones Sympathy For The Devil 13 The Rolling Stones Brown Sugar 14 The Rolling Stones Still Getting Better… 15 The Rolling Stones You Can’t Always Get What You Want 16 The Rolling Stones (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction # Artist Title 1 The Rolling Stones Menu / The Rolling Stones / Havana Moon 2 The Rolling Stones Tumbling Dice 3 The Rolling Stones All Down The Line 4 The Rolling Stones Before They Make Me Run 5 The Rolling Stones Miss You 6 The Rolling Stones Start Me Up The Rolling Stones Live At The Ciudad Deportiva

countless music lovers have (re)discovered that nothing beats listening to a vinyl record on a proper stereo set

THE HEALING POWER OF VULNERABILITY

alongside a richly documented booklet with an essay by musicologist and journalist Renaud Machard