…This edition of ‘Ramshackled’ has been newly remastered from the original master tapes and features the single versions of ‘Ooh Baby (Goin’ to Pieces)’ and ‘One Way Rag’ as two bonus tracks (issued on CD for the first time).
It’s worth remembering that between the release of 1971’s Fragile and 1974’s Relayer, Yes had steadily risen from plucky progressive rock hopefuls to become bona fide superstars, selling millions of albums around the globe and effortlessly filling arenas around North America and Europe.
With relationships souring due to clashing egos and the financial imperative to keep the cash-cow rolling, the idea of enabling every band member to record a solo album could be viewed either as a cunning managerial sleight of hand,…
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…includes 25 never-before-released cues.
Bruce Springsteen began headlining arenas in the northeast as far back as October 1976 when he gigged two nights at the Spectrum in Philadelphia. He returned there for four concerts on the Darkness tour, and hit Madison Square Garden and Nassau Coliseum, too, then yet again in late 1980 on the River tour along with various regional Gardens and Civic Centers.
… includes three previously unreleased covers, including her take on Otis Redding’s ‘The Happy Song (Dum Dum)’, recorded during the original sessions.
Remastered by Mark Beazley.
Craft Recordings commemorates the 60th anniversary of Joan Baez’s bestselling sixth studio album, 
2025 remaster
…The new edition has been fully remastered and includes unreleased live tracks, plus the lost single ‘Don’t Leave Me Alone’.
…feature a remastered edition of ‘Z’, plus 14 key outtakes, previously unreleased songs and demos.
…The British rock icons offer a slightly expanded edition of 1995’s (What’s the Story) Morning Glory?, pairing a 2014 remaster of the album (which initially came with additional bonus material) with a bonus EP of new unplugged mixes of four of the album’s tracks (plus a non-album B-side, “Acquiesce.” The group’s songwriter/guitarist Noel Gallagher and Callum Marinho built these new versions from the original multitrack recordings in Noel’s London studio.
Expanded reissue of the 1988 EP Hammer now includes a newly compiled “Echo” side of lost recordings. Out on vinyl, CD and digital with liner notes by Tom Cheek, and rare archival material. In 1988, Athens, Georgia’s Kilkenny Cats released Hammer, a fierce and atmospheric EP that captured the moody heart of the late-’80s Southern underground. More than three decades later, this cult classic returns in expanded form as 
This album is the full award-winning Edinburgh Fringe live show recorded at the Jazz Bar. Running to almost an hour, it includes all the chat and banter and all the jokes. The other CD and the LP focus on the music with a couple of bootlegs involved, but this is the core live show.
Over the past decade, European archival label Flee has been unearthing some of the globe’s most distinctive sounds. Reissuing out-of-print rarities along with new interpretations from contemporary artists, their albums have included 2017’s exploration of Kenyan Benga music, a 2021 recording of the oral traditions of Gulf pearl divers and most recently a catalogue of Greek orthodox singing from the monastery on Mount Athos. 
“Forest and the Shore” by Keith Christmas is remarkable. In his essay for Gather in the Mushrooms, compiler, author and Saint Etienne member Bob Stanley says it is “as evocative as its title. The song has a deeply wooded sound, like a cross between Serge Gainsbourg’s “Ballade de Melody Nelson” and Ralph Vaughan Williams.” To this can be added the brooding, dramatic melancholy of Scott Walker’s “The Seventh Seal.”