Ornaments From The Silver Arcade' is the third full-length studio album from indie rock three-piece Young Knives. Having built a reputation for intricate, distorted guitar lines and sharp, extremely British lyrical hooks, Young Knives follow up to 2008's 'Superabundance' in style, proving they are one of the best guitar bands to emerge in the noughties from the UK.

C'mon You Know is the third solo album from Liam Gallagher, who has already proven on the first two solo outings that he can easily carry himself on his own.

C'mon You Know follows the successful predecessors As You Were (2017) and Why Me? Why Not. (2019). On the third album the charismatic Liam attitude still shines through on magnificent stadium anthems in classic Oasis style, but there are also fresh experimental flourishes - helped by contributions with producers/writers like Andrew Wyatt, Greg Kurstin (Adele, Sir Paul McCartney), Dave Grohl, Ariel Rechtshaid (HAIM, Brandon Flowers), Adam Noble (Biffy Clyro) and more. In addition, there are contributions from Ezra Koenig (frontman of Vampire Weekend) on several of the tracks, including the title track, one of the exciting singles from the album.

Track list
More Power (4:23)
Diamond In The Dark (3:24)
Don't Go Halfway (3:21)
C'mon You Know (5:07)
Too Good For Giving Up (4:03)
It Was Not Meant To Be (3:35)
Everything's Electric (3:36)
World's In Need (3:36)
Moscow Rules (3:35)
I'm Free (3:00)
Better Days (4:19)
Oh Sweet Children (3:14)

Track list
I Believe in You
Coat of Many Colors
Together Forever
I Am a Rainbow
I'm Here
A Friend Like You
Imagination
You Can Do It
Responsibility
You Gotta Be
Makin' Fun Ain't Funny
Chemo Hero
Brave Little Soldier
A Reading of "Coat of Many Colors"

Track Listings

Disc 1

1. West End Girl
2. Ruminating
3. Sleepwalking
4. Tennis
5. Madeline
6. Relapse
7. Pussy Palace
8. 4chan Stan
9. Nonmonogamummy
10. Just Enough
11. Dallas Major
12. Beg for Me
13. Let You Win
14. Fruityloop

A documentary chronicling the once-in-a-lifetime rock concert to which hippies and beautiful people flocked from all over the world in August 1969. Rock icons caught in performance include the Who, Santana, Crosby, Stills and Nash and Jimi Hendrix. The film won an Oscar for Best Documentary Feature.

Track list
Token Appreciation Society
Voodoo Science
Earth Mover
Tear It Down
Muscular Reflex
...are You Thinking
Super Fluid
She's As Happy As a Man Can Be
...god's Coffee
Run Baby Run
I Have a Problem (I Ignore)
...divine Machines
Hades, Baby