The Jackson 5 - Jackson 5: Greatest Hits

The Jackson 5 - Jackson 5: Greatest HitsVinyl LP pressing containing the rare 'quad mix' of the album. The original release of The Jackson 5's Greatest Hits LP in 1971 was cause for celebration, as it encapsulated an extraordinary 18 month strings of back to back to back back etc. Hits and was itself a hit souvenir of Jacksonmania. It featured eight smash records, led by the group's phenomenal Motown debut, "I Want You Back," plus two immensely popular B sides "I Found That Girl" and "Who's

Pressed on 180g vinyl and housed in a gatefold sleeve

bare-bones four-track psychedelia to goggle-eyed garage rock marauder backed at long last by a band that both shares and stokes his singular vision

Kaash Paige

This track is bound to start a 'chicken-or-the-egg' conversation among '60s garage rock fans

Those original recordings - The Basics - are available on color vinyl for the first time

Chris Joyner on Keyboards (Soul Asylum

Well let's have another little experiment : imagine we'd put members of the Ramones

Buzz for this release has been building around this release since Rundgren's induction into the Rock Hall Of Fame this year as well as the release of some of the more notable tracks as digital singles

like Spiritualized's "Lazer Guided Melodies" or even "Dark Side of the Moon

the song drawing attention as "swoon-worthy" from The FADER

playful energy of a genre in transition—bridging roots reggae with the emerging dancehall sound

and the always supportive bass of Shannon Mulvaney