Record Store Day 2018: Seven Deadly Spins
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David Bowie – Live London ’78: Parlophone will be releasing three limited-edition Bowie records this year. One is a previously unreleased 3xLP live set recorded at Earl’s Court during his ISOLAR II tour in 1978. There is also a first release for the full-length demo 12” of ‘Let’s Dance’ and ‘Bowie Now’, the latter originally being a US-only promo from 1977.
Richard Hawley - Funny Cow/Love Me: A black 7” vinyl with seven exclusive tracks Hawley wrote for the critically-acclaimed film ‘Funny Cow’, starring Maxine Peake and telling the story of a northern female comedian taking on an all-male world in the 1970s.
Chet Baker - Jazz On Film: A collar for jazz fans, this unreleased trumpet score ‘Tromba Fredda’ is taken from a 1960s short film directed by Italian filmmaker Enzo Nasso.
Nas – Live from the Kennedy Center: A 2xLP live recording of the hip-hop legend performing seminal album ‘Illmatic’ backed by the National Symphony Orchestra at the Kennedy Center, Washington D.C.
Courtney Barnett – City Looks Pretty/Sunday Roast: The Australian songwriter debuts two spanking new tracks ahead of her second album’s release in May.
Prince – 1999: Reissued on vinyl for the first time on over three decades, Prince’s seven-track breakthrough LP features hits such as ‘1999’, ‘Little Red Corvette’ and ‘Delirious’.
Arcade Fire – Arcade Fire EP: Originally self-released on CD only in 2003, their debut EP gets a 12” vinyl reissue.
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