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Supertramp - Studio Discography - The Roger Hodgson Era (1970 - 1982) (Apple Los

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VA - Supernatural Fairy Tales, The Progressive Rock Era (1996) [FLAC] (5-CD Box

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Metallica - Kill Em All Era Vol. 1 (2009) (3CD Box Set) FLAC

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Metallica - Kill Em All Era Vol. 1 (2009) (3CD Box Set) FLAC

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eRa - Discography (incl. Bootlegs) (1998-2010)

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eRa - Discography (incl. Bootlegs) (1998-2010)

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VA - The Rock 'N' Roll Era Giants (1964)

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VA - Supernatural Fairy Tales: The Progressive Rock Era (1996) (5CD Box Set) FLA

Rhino has a history of doing things up right, but this time it's outdone itself. More than five hours of prog, from The Nice to Golden Earring, presented thoroughly and largely chronologically. Depending on your outlook, it's either heaven or hell. There's plenty here to occupy the idle, drug-riddled mind; some well known (Focus's "Hocus Pocus," ELP's "Knife Edge," Genesis) and some wonderfully obscure (Wigwam in their pre-Virgin days, when they were an obscure, Finnish-Irish outfit, and Hatfield and the North's delicious first single, "Let's Eat Again [Real Soon]," which had nothing to do with food). Of course, it's mostly European, but that's where prog was, (as was punk, but that's another discussion altogether). You even get the Italians from outer space, PFM, and one of the few French bands to mean anything--Magma. Toss in some Roxy Music, a few Krauts, early ELO, and a whole host of others, and you have something close to paradise, or overkill. With cover art by--who else--Roger Dean, and a tab of windowpane (just kidding, really!), it's everything you could imagine a prog rock box being. Bloody glorious.


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VA - Supernatural Fairy Tales: The Progressive Rock Era (1996) (5CD Box Set)

Rhino has a history of doing things up right, but this time it's outdone itself. More than five hours of prog, from The Nice to Golden Earring, presented thoroughly and largely chronologically. Depending on your outlook, it's either heaven or hell. There's plenty here to occupy the idle, drug-riddled mind; some well known (Focus's "Hocus Pocus," ELP's "Knife Edge," Genesis) and some wonderfully obscure (Wigwam in their pre-Virgin days, when they were an obscure, Finnish-Irish outfit, and Hatfield and the North's delicious first single, "Let's Eat Again [Real Soon]," which had nothing to do with food). Of course, it's mostly European, but that's where prog was, (as was punk, but that's another discussion altogether). You even get the Italians from outer space, PFM, and one of the few French bands to mean anything--Magma. Toss in some Roxy Music, a few Krauts, early ELO, and a whole host of others, and you have something close to paradise, or overkill. With cover art by--who else--Roger Dean, and a tab of windowpane (just kidding, really!), it's everything you could imagine a prog rock box being. Bloody glorious.


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VA - Nuggets: Original Artyfacts From The First Psychedelic Era 1965-1968 (1998)

Nuggets: Original Artyfacts from the First Psychedelic Era is a compilation album of American garage rock singles released in the mid- to late 1960s. It was assembled by Jac Holzman, founder of Elektra Records, and Lenny Kaye, later lead guitarist for the Patti Smith Group. The original double album was released on LP by Elektra in 1972 with liner notes by Kaye that contained one of the first uses of the term "punk rock". It was reissued with a new cover design by Sire Records in 1976 and more recently as an expanded four-CD box set in 1998.


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VA - Dark River: Songs Of The Civil War Era (2011)

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VA - Time-Life Music: The Rock 'N' Roll Era Collection (CD 14 - 21) (21CD) (199

Anotherquality Time-Life music collection with 500 originals from the period1955-1964, the so called RocknRoll Era. In addition of thiswonderful classics parade, you will acquire a RnR encyclopedia, sinceeach CD comes with an extensive description and historical data, in a 6page booklet, scanned at 600 dpi. Enjoy excellent music and artwork.


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VA - This Is Reggae Music - Golden Era 1960-1975 [4CD Box set] (2004)

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VA - This Is Reggae Music: Golden Era 1960-1975 [4CD Box set] (2004)

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Reggae's golden age was as bright as the following years have been dim for the once glorious genre. Indeed, it's the work of the pioneers of the '60s and '70s that, more than ever, defines reggae decades after the heydays of Marley, Toots, and Tosh. This four-disc, chronologically arranged box set (in contrast with 2001's similarly expansive but more wide-ranging Reggae Box) maintains its focus on the first decade and a half of reggae and its antecedents, allowing the compilers to delve deeper into the great one-offs that played a vital role in shaping the classic sound. Yes, like countless reggae compilations before it, this Trojan set features "Israelites," "Pressure Drop," "Rivers of Babylon," "Trenchtown Rock," and "Marcus Garvey." In addition to those indisputable touchstones, however, This is Reggae Music generously and expertly plunges into a remarkable archive to highlight the less-celebrated likes of Bongo Man Byfield, the Uniques, and Ken Parker. Colin Escott's pithy but erudite history and track-by-track summary further flesh out this exemplary package. --Steven Stolder

Product Description
Magnificent four CD box set containing the prime cuts from Trojan Record's golden era. Mento, R&B, Ska, Rocksteady and Dub are all to be found among the 90 songs that include legendary artists like Bob Marley & The Wailers, Toots & The Maytals, Lee Perry, Jimmy Cliff, Ken Boothe, Dennis Brown, Gregory Isaacs, John Holt, and others. Beautiful photos and notes from the musical historian Colin Ecott round out this great package. Trojan. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.


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