Track list
In Dreams
Crying
I'm Hurtin'
Oh, Pretty Woman
It's over
Dream Baby
Blue Angel
Love Hurts
Uptown
Mean Woman Blues
Only the Lonely (Know the Way I Feel)
Running Scared
I Drove All Night
You Got It
A Love So Beautiful
Pretty Paper
I Drove All Night

Track Listings
1 : Mystery Hour
2 : Mon Cheri
3 : Easy
4 : 100 Years
5 : Check the Weather
6 : Close to Your Ego
7 : The Other Half
8 : Around Part 1
9 : Around Part 2
10 : Statue Is a Man Inside
11 : Goldenrod

Pavo Pavo is the recording project of Oliver Hill and Eliza Bagg. 'Mystery Hour' is the band's second album and channels the narrative drama of Oliver and Eliza's changing relationship. It is an uncategorisable record that's both maximal and compact, a fever dream filled with cinematic imagery and rooted in acute emotion, written as the two were separating after a six-year relationship.

Victory is the 14-track debut album from acclaimed singer-songwriter Cian Ducrot. It includes the hit singles and fan favorites "All For You," "I'll Be Waiting" and "Part Of Me."

Track list
Victory
I'll Be Waiting
Him
Heaven
How Do You Know
All for You
(Step)dad
Mama
Hurt when You Hurt Me
Blame It on You
Endless Nights
Part of Me
Everyone Who Falls in Love (Has Someone else They're Thinkin
Thank God You Stayed

Produced in association with the band, this single-disc collection gathers 18 hits and signature tracks, including "Psycho Killer," "Once In A Lifetime," "Burning Down The House," and "Wild Wild Life." Booklet includes rare photos and commentary by Moby, Yo La Tengo's Ira Kaplan, and Sire Records founder Seymour Stein. Formed in NYC in the mid-'70s by David Byrne, Chris Franz, Tina Weymouth, and ex-Modern Lover Jerry Harrison, the Talking Headsevolved out of their now-legendary humble beginnings at CBGB's to become one of the most adventurous and influential bands ever. Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2002, the Heads' visionary, polyrhythmic sound daringly combined funk and punk, African beats, avant-garde minimalism, and pure pop. From their 1977 debut through their Brian Eno-produced classics to their '88 farewell, Naked, they both pushed artistic boundaries and delivered indelible radio hits like "Once In A Lifetime" and "Burning Down The House."

The "Early Daze" collection by Neil Young with Crazy Horse features some of their earliest and most original recordings. This compilation includes several previously unreleased versions and a rare 7-inch Mono mix from 1970, which boasts a unique guitar outro not found on the original LP.

The tracks on "Early Daze" capture the essence of rock & roll's evolution at the close of the 1960s. As the psychedelic sounds of San Francisco began to wane, a shift toward intricate songwriting and folk-rock fusion emerged. Neil Young with Crazy Horse spearheaded this transformative musical movement, paving the way for diverse new styles and inspiring a generation of musicians.

Track list
Dance Dance Dance (Included on Neil Young - Archives Vol. I.)
Come On Baby Let’s Go Downtown (Unreleased version)
Winterlong (Unreleased version)
Everybody’s Alone (Different mix included on Archives Vol. I)
Wonderin’ (Unreleased version)
Cinnamon Girl (Original 7” Mono mix. Released April 20, 1970. Includes guitar outro not on LP version.)
Look At All The Things (Unreleased version)
Helpless (Unreleased version)
Birds (Unreleased stereo mix). Mono mix was released as B-side to “Only Love Can Break Your Heart”)
Down By The River (Unreleased version with alternate vocals)