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Lou Reed's infamous Metal Machine Music returns for its 50th Anniversary. The most notorious album in rock history returns – Remastered, Revisited, and Still as Radical as Ever

180 Grams, Green Vinyl, numbered edition of 500. Perigeo were founded in Rome in 1971: five professional musicians, all of them already largely active in the jazz and rock circuits of those years, who gathered in the studio to wisely blend together t…

In the late 1970s, Ilona Staller aka Cicciolina’s started her parallel career in the music field. Here's the reissue of her first LP.

Spacy, originally released in 1977, boasts an impressive lineup of Japanese legends including Haruomi Hosono, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Minako Yoshida, Kenji Ohmura, and Hiroshi Sato. The album features all the usual Yamashita elements, such as euphoric voca…

Following the 40th anniversary edition of Barbara e altri Carella - the classic and hard to find Funk / AOR masterpiece by Enzo Carella - in September, it's now time for a due re-issue of Sfinge, its follow-up released in 1981 whose original edition …

*2023 stock* "Io come Io" could be regarded as the first Italian heavy metal effort. Ok, the sound results a little smoothed by a typical 1970s production, psychedelic influences can be easily found (most of all in the semi-power ballad "Non io" and …

Transformer is Lou Reed’s glam‑tinted breakthrough: a Bowie/Ronson‑produced 1972 suite that turns New York demi‑mondes, queer desire and everyday despair into string‑swaddled anthems and deadpan rockers, from “Vicious” to “Perfect Day” and “Walk on t…

Perigeo were founded in Rome in 1971: five professional musicians, all of them already largely active in the jazz and rock circuits of those years, who gathered in the studio to wisely blend together the two aforementioned music genres: this is proba…

Boxset with the six Perigeo original RCA albums ("Azimut", "Abbiamo tutti un blues da piangere", "Genealogia", "La valle dei templi", "Non è poi così lontano", "Live at Montreux"), the double album "Live in Italy 1976", released on Contempo label and…

Having had a good career as lyricist, singer-songwriter Gianni D'Errico, from Brindisi, released some singles in the early seventies that went unnoticed, and an album that was released only in 1976, after his death (in September 1975, run over by a c…

2004 CD re-issue on RCA/BMG of the 1970 album presenting music composed for Osaka's Expo '70 including a powerful electro-acoustic piece by the Greek composer and pieces for ensemble and orchestra by the two Japanese composers. With obi.

1997 first CD re-issue on RCA of two of Morricone's greatest experimental and psychedelic soundtracks respectively for Umberto Lenzi's 1974 and Massimo Dallamano's 1972 giallo films.

1991 release ** Library music from the RCA archives by Beppe Cantarelli, Franco Micalizzi, Giuseppe Natale, Claudio Simonetti, Ennio Morricone, Renato Serio, Pino Donaggio, Luigi Colarullo, Bruno Zambrini.

1991 release ** Library music from the RCA archives by Franco Micalizzi, Fabio Massimo Cantini, Dino Kappa.

1991 release ** Library music from the RCA archives by Ennio Morricone, Luis Bacalov, Armando Trovaioli, Franco Micalizzi, Piero Piccioni, Maurizio Abeni, Giovanni Tommaso, Stelvio Cipriani, Guido And Maurizio De Angelis.

1986 Spanish re-issue on Vinilo/RCA of the wonderful classic soundtrack to the 1960 Federico Fellini film.

1982 LP on RCA's "Ciné Music" coupling two soundtracks with avant-garde and dramatic orchestral compositions for the films by Serge Moati (1976) and Claude Chabrol (1971). Never re-issued on either LP or CD.

1982 LP on RCA presenting the Italian composer's early chamber music experiments for solo instruments, duos and ensemble.

Original soundtrack to the 1981 film by Jean Jacques Annaud with avant-garde elements performed by Les Percussions de Strasbourg. With poster and cover art by Philippe Druillet.

1976 Japanese re-issue in RCA's "RCA不滅のジャズ1800" series of the 1959 album. With insert and obi.

Very rare original 1980 EP on RCA with four pieces of NDW/avantgarde-dance electronic music by former Tangerine Dream / Kluster memember and one of the most peculiar and adventurous electronic explorers of the German scene.

Original Japanese edition on RCA with different title and cover of the 1977 album a.k.a. Last Sessions Vol. 2. With insert.

Ori‌ginal Japanese edition on RCA of the 1977 album featuring Emil Richards. With insert and obi.

French 1976 edition on RCA's "April Orchestra" library series of the superlative experimental/mechanical electronic album Industria 2000 by Silva Savigni or Amedeo Tommasi in disguise.

**Very rare original 1975 LP** few copies, still sealed, of this original library album, issued by the legendary RCA SP Series no less than 45 years ago by Antonino Riccardo Luciani, which includes eleven exclusive compositions, full of stark sounds …

Original and sole edition on RCA's "A Treasury Of Historical Jazz On RCA" of the 1975 Japan-only 4LP compilation box set. With insert.

Ori‌ginal Japanese edition on RCA of the 1974 album. With insert.

1974 Japanese re-issue on RCA's "Jazz Spirit 1300 Series" of the 1965 album featuring Herbie Hancock. With insert.

1974 Japanese re-issue on RCA's "Jazz Spirit 1300 Series" of the 1965 album featuring Herbie Hancock. With insert.

1974 Japanese pressing on RCA of the double LP set with the full 1970 concert.

1973 promo-only library album on RCA with cinematic bossa and soul-jazz music by Gianni Dell'Orso (Proluton), Nicoletta Bozzai (larth) and Aristide Bascerano (Baiok). Never re-issued on either LP or CD.

1973 Japanese edition on RCA of the 1971 live album recorded in 1969 and originally released as a 3LP box set, featuring Jimmy Lyons, Andrew Cyrille and Sam Rivers.

Original French edition on Freedom of the 1972 album featuring Han Bennink.

1971 Japanese pressing on RCA of volume 2 of the 1970 live album.