Rock / Punk

Billy Joel - Live at The Great American Music Hall 1975 (2LP)

Billy Joel Live at The Great American Music Hall - 1975, was recorded at The Great American Music Hall in San Francisco, June 1975. The live gig from the Streetlife Serenade tour introduces the earliest available recordings of future...

Billy Joel - Songs in the Attic

Billy Joel’s first live album originally released on Sept 14, 1981. Includes live versions of “Miami 2017 (Seen The Lights Go Out On Broadway) and “She’s Got a Way” on black vinyl.

Billy Joel - Streetlife Serenade

The third studio album by Billy Joel, originally released on October 11, 1974, by Columbia Records. Includes the track “The Entertainer” 

Billy Joel - The Stranger

The fifth studio album by Billy Joel, originally released on September 29, 1977, by Columbia Records. Includes the hits “Just The Way You Are” and “Vienna” on black vinyl.

Billy Joel - Turnstiles

The fourth studio album by Billy Joel, originally released on May 19, 1976. Includes the iconic track “New York State Of Mind” on black vinyl.

Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath

The genre defining Heavy Metal album ‘Black Sabbath’ laid the foundations for the bands path to legendary status worldwide.  Black Sabbath and BMG are proud to reissue their debut album Black Sabbath for the first time as a single LP on...

Black Sabbath - Never Say Die

The album that brought an end to the Ozzy osbourne period in Black Sabbath (until his return in 2013), Never say Die, was the bands eighth studio album. 

Black Sabbath - Paranoid

Black Sabbath's second album is nothing less than a blitzkrieg of in-your-face attitude. The politically charged epic "War Pigs/Luke's Wall" sparks the attack with Bill Ward's hardcore drum thrashing. Ozzy Osbourne's distinctive Brummie wail carries...

Black Sabbath - Sabbath Bloody Sabbath

Upon its release in '73, 'Sabbath Bloody Sabbath' began achieving a feat that had, for the previous four albums and three years, eluded the Birmingham metal maestros. It started getting good reviews. Until then, the music critics had not warmed to the...