The album that broke The Nylons to a wider audience — Happy Together features their irresistible a cappella cover of the Turtles' classic alongside a mix of doo-wop
A well-preserved copy of a classic Michael Bolton album — a great find for fans and '90s pop collectors
A well-preserved Rod Stewart classic on tape — a must for any rock collection
A well-preserved copy of a heavy metal classic — a great find for any Ozzy or metal collector
Blood Sweat & Tears' Greatest Hits collects the horn-driven classics that made them one of the most innovative bands of the late 60s and early 70s — including Spinning Wheel and You've Made Me So Very Happy
Counting Crows – Recovering the Satellites (1996) CD LEONARD COHEN The album that broke TheIntrospective, emotionally raw alternative rock from one of the '90s most distinctive bands. Recovering the Satellites is a 1996 release from Counting Crows a sprawling, ambitious follow up to August and Everything After that showcases Adam Duritz's confessional songwriting and the band's rich, layered sound. Honest, searching, and deeply felt. Format: CD Year: 1996 Genre: Alternative Rock Indie Rock Cover: Good 89 10 (minimal wear) Disc: Good 89 10