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2010 remaster. CD1 is the original 1983 album. CD2 includes non album singles, b-sides & mixes. The PAL DVD contains As The Lights Go Down: A film Conceived by Duran Durand and Russell Mulcahy , the Videos from Seven and The Ragged Tiger and two Top of the Pops performances. Specially packaged in a clamshell box with lift off lid & includes an 8 page booklet, 5 postcards of individual band shots plus a collectors folded poster that was used in Japanese original LP.

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Olympia sees Bryan Ferry re-unite with his Roxy Music bandmates for the first time since 1973. He also collaborates with Nile Rodgers, David Gilmour, Groove Armada, Scissor Sisters, Marcus Miller, Flea, Mani and Jonny Greenwood. This CD+DVD edition includes the album on CD with two additional tracks, plus a DVD featuring "You Can Dance" and track by track interviews with Ferry and featured album guests.

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DVD collection of hit videos by one of Australia's most successful bands. Although they toiled away Down Under for a few years, their 'overnight success' didn't begin worldwide until their third album Shabooh Shoobah (1982). For the next 15 years, INXS continued to release hit albums and remained stadium fillers up until vocalist Michael Hutchence's untimely death in 1997. 16 tracks including 'New Sensation', 'Original Sin', 'Never Tear Us Apart', 'Devil Inside', 'Need You Tonight' and many more...

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This is a very special boxed set by the short-lived but excellent Japanese band Shingetsu, compiling just about everything the band ever did in the studio along with material by the various solo and offshoot projects that came into being after the band dissolved. The result is something I would consider essential to all fans of the golden age of '70s progressive rock. Influenced by classic King Crimson, Mike Oldfield, Pink Floyd, and particularly Genesis, Shingetsu did not appear on the scene until the late '70s but brought with them that pure, symphonic, cinematic sound shared by those other bands earlier in the decade, completely untainted by punk and the other commercial music which had now started to plague progressive music here in the west...

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