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EV3 was the best-selling album of their career, rocketing to # 8 on the charts and scoring three hit singles with“ Don’ t Let Go( Love),”“ Whatever,” and“ Too Gone, Too Long.” All this in the midst of band turmoil following the departure of Dawn Robinson, who left during the album sessions( though she still appears on most of the album tracks). EV3 has never been on vinyl, and we’ re doing it right, with a remastered double-LP that includes the two Japan-only bonus tracks“ It’ s About Love” and“ Keep Your Money”( exclusive to this Record Store Day vinyl edition) pressed on Forest Green vinyl housed inside a gatefold jacket. Limited to 1000 copies worldwide.
Expanded Edition of Cream’ s third album, Wheels of Fire, features the original four tracks released as Wheels of Fire: Live at the Fillmore, as well as eight additional tracks performed at the March 1968 concerts. Seven of the additional tracks were issued on Live Cream in 1970 and Live Cream Volume 2 in 1972. " We ' re Going Wrong " has never been officially released before. All tracks have been newly remastered. Available on black vinyl as part of Record Store Day 2026.
FOREIGNER
Foreigner 4 Live Tour 1981-82( Rhino) A breakout from the 44th Anniversary Deluxe Edition of ' 4 ' released earlier this year, Foreigner 4 Live Tour 1981-82 explores the band’ s explosive performances, recorded live during their early‘ 80s world tour to support the original album release. The new double LP RSD Exclusive release includes shows at Anaheim Stadium in California, the Odeon in Birmingham, England, and at Westfalenhalle in Dortmund, Germany.
CREAM
Wheels Of Fire: Live At The Fillmore Auditorium & Winterland
Ballroom( UMR / Polydor) Special 3LP
BLUR
Live at the Budokan( Parlophone / Warner) Live at the Budokan is a two-disc live album by English band Blur, recorded during the 1995 tour for their album The Great Escape, at the Budokan on 8 November 1995. Until 2009, it was the only official standalone live Blur album. Two songs performed at the concert that didn ' t make the cut for the album can be found on the Japanese single, " It Could Be You ": " Charmless Man "( originally performed before " Jubilee ") and " Chemical World "( originally performed before " Coping "). The version of " She ' s So High " is an anomaly: it is actually
the November 1995 performance at the NHK Hall in Tokyo. It was originally released only in Japan, where it peaked at 36 on the Oricon albums chart. To commemorate the album ' s 30th anniversary, a two-LP vinyl release arrives for Record Store Day 2026.
04 illinoisentertainer. com april 2026