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| R.E.M. - And I Feel Fine...
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(Capitol 242981 EU-08 275:-)
Credited as the original purveyors of archetypal, college-oriented Jangle Pop, R.E.M. have released more than a dozen albums of genuine quality over the course of their ongoing career. Michael Stipe's warm, tattered mumbling, Peter Buck's Byrds-inspired, jangling hooks, Bill Berry's ham-fisted timekeeping, and Mike Mills' perfect harmonies in fact created a crisp, melodic pop sound that remains timeless.
2CD + DVD Edition.
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| Ramones - Subterranean Jungle
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(Warner WPCR-12728 Jap-07 200:-)
Tentatively returning toward punk, or at least new wave, the Ramones turned in their most enjoyable record since ROCKET TO RUSSIA with SUBTERRANEAN JUNGLE. Producers Ritchie Cordell and Glen Kolotkin were the heads of the edgy power pop and punk label Bomp!, so they steered the Ramones back toward the '60s pop infatuation that provided the foundation for their early records. It's a strategy that pays off well — for the most part, the group's originals are so punchy and catchy that they make the pair of covers superfluous.
Vinyl Replica Paper Sleeve with 7 bonus tracks - Remastered.
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| Ramones - Too Tough to Die
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(Warner WPCR-12729 Jap-07 200:-)
With the Ramones' original drummer, Tommy Erdelyi, producing, the group returns to simple, scathing punk rock on TOO TOUGH TO DIE. The group takes the big guitar riffs of SUBTERRANEAN JUNGLE and makes them shorter and heavier. The Ramones' rhythms are back up to jackhammer speed and the songs are down to short, terse statements. The results read like a reaction to hardcore punk, but the Ramones are more melodic than any hardcore band, as well as smarter than most.
Vinyl Replica Paper Sleeve with 10 bonus tracks - Remastered.
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| Rolling Stones - Singles 1963-1965
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(ABKCO 02498-18864 EU-04 500:-)
Few partnerships in rock 'n' roll have been as productive as the collaboration between Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, and of course having wunderkind Brian Jones along did nothing to hinder the Rolling Stones' popularity. From the get-go, the band played the raunchy, gritty doppelganger to the Beatles' dandified Merseybeat pop.
12-CD box set featuring 33 classic tracks comprising American, British & 'export' singles [with individual picture sleeves] from their revolutionary groundbreaking musical period. Comes housed in the sealed two-piece picture box complete with its 28-page booklet with essay, rare photos & memorabilia plus three bonus collector's photo cards.
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| Rolling Stones - Singles 1965-1967
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(ABKCO 02498-20985 EU-04 500:-)
Few partnerships in rock 'n' roll have been as productive as the collaboration between Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, and of course having wunderkind Brian Jones along did nothing to hinder the Rolling Stones' popularity. From the get-go, the band played the raunchy, gritty doppelganger to the Beatles' dandified Merseybeat pop.
It's no hyperbole to say that Singles 1965-1967 Volume 2 box set is one of the most essential purchases that anyone, Stones fan or not, should make. It covers the band through their most innovative, popular singles, and along the way brings out some of the best pop music ever made. From the dirty fuzz riff that pierces through the intro of "Satisfaction" onwards, what you are hearing is still as outrageous and vital today as it was forty years ago. These singles are all unconsciously embedded in the collective minds of everyone, and even those singles that are less well known, like "We Love You" (featuring two chaps called Lennon and McCartney on backing vocals) still rank up there as some of the best singles ever made.
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| Rolling Stones - Singles 1968-1971
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(ABKCO 02498-27075 EU-05 500:-)
Few partnerships in rock 'n' roll have been as productive as the collaboration between Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, and of course having wunderkind Brian Jones along did nothing to hinder the Rolling Stones' popularity. From the get-go, the band played the raunchy, gritty doppelganger to the Beatles' dandified Merseybeat pop.
This is part III (the last one of a series of singles box sets). A DVD with (unfortunately only) four videos is also included. Several tracks are in mono (in the format singles normally were released until 1968-69).
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