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The compilation was originally available only on cassette with six different covers, one for each band member.
The soundtrack to John Singleton’s provocative 1991 directorial debut ‘Boyz N The Hood’ is making its double-vinyl debut on 27 September via Qwest/Ume.
The multi-platinum-selling album transformed Live into one of the most renowned bands of the modern alternative-rock era.
The album is now also available in a limited edition translucent blue colour pressing, exclusively at Frampton's website.
The Roots’ iconic discography will be honoured with a series of reissues of their classic albums including ‘Things Fall Apart’, ‘Do You Want More ?!!??!’ and ‘Illadelph Halflife’.
The Grammy-nominated, RIAA-certified double-platinum firmly established the group’s position as a highly-respected modern alt-rock outfit.
The Beastie Boys announced their landmark albums ‘Paul’s Boutique’, ‘Ill Communication’, the ‘Root Down’ EP and ‘To The 5 Boroughs’ will be reissued on colour vinyl.
The recordings were made in June 1964, in between the sessions for 'Crescent' and 'A Love Supreme.'
Swift teased the release of the song, which she co-produced with Grammy Award-winning Jack Antonoff, during her speech at the Teen Choice Awards.
The track was recorded in 1973 and will feature on the 3CD + DVD package, to be released on 11 October.
The release comes as Seger and the Silver Bullet Band continue their 'Roll Me Away: The Final Tour 2018-19.'
The track features vocals on the choruses by Glen Hansard, and the positive lyric makes reference to John Lennon.
The remastered digital version of the influential 'Mezzanine' is also available next Friday, 23 August on 2CD and digital.
Elliott says, "I’m extremely proud of what we’ve achieved with this album", the follow up to 2014's 'The Further Adventures Of...'
The album was nominated for a Grammy Award as Best Rock Album, and for Sweden’s Grammis Award as Best Rock/Metal Record of the Year.
