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Iron Maiden celebrates the 40th anniversary of their multi-million selling sixth album, 'Somewhere in Time', with the release of this limited edition oxblood colour vinyl, featuring the 2015 remastered audio.<br/><br/>Featuring many songs that Iron Maiden has included in their live set in recent years, including 'Wasted Years', 'Caught Somewhere In Time' and the epic 'Alexander The Great', it saw the band reach new heights around the world, setting them up to soon become the biggest metal band on the planet.

Five years on from the release of Demon Days, Gorillaz made a critically-acclaimed return in 2010 with third studio album Plastic Beach, a collection of 16 tracks featuring a galaxy of stellar guests including: Bashy, Bobby Womack, De La Soul, Gruff Rhys, Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, Kano, Little Dragon, Lou Reed, Mark E Smith, Mick Jones, Mos Def, The National Orchestra For Arabic Music, Paul Simonon, Sinfonia ViVA and Snoop Dogg.<br/>The "genius... kaleidoscopic musical ambition" [The Guardian] of Damon Albarn once again defied sonic expectations to deliver the band's most pop album to date, with singles including 'Stylo', 'Superfast Jellyfish' and 'On Melancholy Hill'.<br/>The recording sessions saw Murdoc Niccals, Russel Hobbs, 2D and Noodle take up residence on the most deserted spot on the planet, Plastic Beach HQ - a secret floating island deep in the South Pacific, made up of the detritus, debris and washed up remnants of humanity.<br/><br/>Available now on limited blue, green and orange, half-speed mastered single vinyl. <br/>Each vinyl is individually hand-pressed, making every copy unique. Colour blends and patterns will vary.

The world of Gorillaz was established on 26 March 2001 with the release of an eponymous debut album from a band like no other, before or since. <br/>2D, Murdoc Niccals, Russel Hobbs and guitar prodigy Noodle burst onto the global stage following a collision of mishaps, meetings and pure luck to blow up a pre-digital world with their colourful backstory and ground-breaking virtual ways.<br/>The combined creative genius of Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett set a new standard of what was possible, with dazzling visuals and a string of smash hits including 'Clint Eastwood', '19-2000' and 'Tomorrow Comes Today' that - to this day - feels like a glimpse into the future. <br/><br/>Available now on limited camouflage green, brown and black double vinyl.<br/>Each vinyl is individually hand-pressed, making every copy unique. Colour blends and patterns will vary.

The second studio album from Gorillaz, Demon Days saw the introduction of the band's aptitude for creative collaboration with guests such as De La Soul, MF Doom, Neneh Cherry, Roots Manuva and Shaun Ryder. <br/>Released to critical acclaim in 2005, this "genre-busting, contemporary pop milestone" [MOJO] featured now-signature tracks including the Grammy-winning 'Feel Good Inc.', 'Dirty Harry' and 'DARE', as well as the expansion of the Gorillaz world with innovations across visuals, multi-media and animation.<br/><br/>Available now on limited green, purple, and red, half-speed mastered single vinyl. <br/>Each vinyl is individually hand-pressed, making every copy unique. Colour blends and patterns will vary.

'Boom Boom Ultimate Animals 1963-1966', is the most comprehensive Animals retrospective to ever be released. <br/><br/>Set over eight CD's and a DVD, it is a deep dive into the bands short but most prolific period.<br/>A comprehensive set containing over 150 tracks, it contains unearthed gems never before released alongside all their 1963 - 1966 studio recordings remastered in one place for the first time.<br/><br/>The DVD contains the long lost film 'The World Of The Animals' directed by Richard Mordaunt and filmed in 1965/66 during tours of the US and Poland. A great historical document of the time and a must see for all Animals fans.<br/><br/>CD1 is the bands debut album 'The Animals' remastered with the non-LP 45's and includes the Graphic Sound tracks as well as three unreleased Radio Luxembourg performances. <br/><br/>CD2 features their second album 'Animal Tracks' remastered with bonus tracks (and) while CD3 grants a well overdue UK reissue to their third LP 'Animalisms' alongside it's related non-LP 45's.<br/><br/>CD's four and five provide a debut UK release for the mono and stereo mixes of 'Animalism', never officially released by Decca in the UK due to the bands split in late 1966.<br/>CD's six and seven dive into the BBC sessions. An incredible 59 tracks in total, it contains all of the known surviving BBC sessions in their first legal release. <br/><br/>CD8 is a collection of bonus tracks from the Warner Vaults that includes instrumental backing tracks and work in progress versions of familiar songs.<br/><br/>Alongside this comprehensive collection of music, is a plethora of rare memorabilia and photographs including news articles, adverts, letters, posters and hand bills supplied by band member John Steel and Animals enthusiasts Kim Chester and Ashley Wood with extensive liner notes by Animals biographer Sean Egan.