RUSH
To celebrate Rush’s 40th anniversary,
every one of the beloved Canadian
trio’s Mercury albums—spanning 1974’s
self-titled debut through 1989’s live A
Show of Hands—have been remastered
at Abbey Road Studios from the
original analog master tapes and
pressed at QRP on dead-quiet 200g
LP. Analog lovers and audiophiles, your
table is ready.
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Rush: Rediscovered
2112
A Farewell to Kings
All the World’s a Stage
Hemispheres
Permanent Waves
Moving Pictures
Signals
200g LP Box Set
200g LP
200g LP
200g 2LP
200g LP
200g LP
200g LP
200g LP
200g LP
$41.99
$26.99
$29.99 LDR18264
$29.99 LDR18288
LDR7858
$26.99
LDR16178
$34.99
LDR17632
$26.99
LDR16154
$26.99
LDR18066
$26.99
LDR11807
LDR18080
Power Windows
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JIMI HENDRIX
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Freedom: Atlanta Pop Festival
Captured on Independence Day 1970 in front of
300,000 fans that joined him in breaking down
racial and social barriers, Jimi Hendrix spreads
messages of peace, love, and happiness via
blistering performances on the same level as his
Woodstock set. This gatefold 2LP is pressed at
QRP for optimal sound.
200g 2LP
$39.99 LDH97814
Are You
Experienced
Axis: Bold as Love
Electric Ladyland
200g LP
180g 2LP
200g LP
$19.99 LDH9619
$19.99
$19.99 LDH8515
Van Halen
ALSO AVAILABLE:
No, you won’t get the blonde bombshell, PBR sixpack, or Corvette. But you’ll get just about every
other good-time pleasure from this dynamic new
reissue of Van Halen’s groundbreaking debut. Cut
by Chris Bellman from the original quarter-inch
tapes, it explodes with bottom-end punch and
electrifying immediacy.
Van Halen II
180g LP
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180g LP
LDH9817
$24.99
LDH1917
200g mono LP
$24.99 LDH7115
VAN HALEN
NIRVANA
Band of Gypsys
$19.99 LDV55250
180g LP
$19.99 LDV9386
180g LP
Women and Children First
180g LP
180g LP
Diver Down
180g LP
$19.99 LDV54987
1984
$19.99 LDV9386
$19.99 LDV55267
Van Halen: Deluxe
$19.99 LDV55007
180g LP box set
$109.99 LDV55045
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Few records changed the world. Nevermind did.
Released in September 1991, the well-produced
yet emotionally raw album forever altered
the musical landscape. Ranked #17 on Rolling
Stone’s