19 May 2026

Various - Japanese Jazz Spectacle Vol.II (Deep, Heavy And Beautiful Jazz From Japan) (1962-1985) 😎

Tracklist

1. Toshiaki Yokota & The Beat Generation - Clair Deluge
2. Tadao Sawai, Toshiyuki Miyama & New Herd Orchestra - Constant Rain
3. Akira Miyazawa - Yamame
4. Various - Ma M?è?re L'Oye
5. Masao Yagi - Blossom In The Water
6. Masahiko Togashi, Isao Suzuki - A Day Of The Sun
7. Yasuko Nagamine, Yasuaki Shimizu - Summer Wind
8. Hideo Shiraki - Sayonara Blues
9. Masahiko Togashi & His Improvisation Jazz Orchestra - Desireless
10. Takeru Muraoka & His New Group - Lady Boogie
11. Yoshio Ikeda - Down To The Sea
12. George Otsuka Quintet - Loving You

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Various - Japanese Jazz Spectacle Vol. I (Deep, Heavy & Beautiful Jazz From Japan 1968-1984) 2022 320😎

Tracklist

1. Tadaaki Misago - Sakura Sakura
2. Minoru Muraoka - Muraiki
3. Count Buffalo & The Jazz Rock Band - Mago-Uta
4. Kiyoshi Sugimoto Quartet - D-51
5. Toshiyuki Miyama & The New Herd - Adult's Day
6. Soul Media - Breeze
7. George Ohtsuka - Sea View
8. Hozan Yamamoto, Masahiko Togashi & Yosuke Yamashita - Breath Prologue
9. Jiro Inagaki & Soul Media - Do It!
10. Hiroshi Suzuki - Romance
11. Masahiko Satō - Tochi Mo Kurumi Mo Fukiotose
12. Masahiko Togashi - Fourth Expression
13. Takeshi Inomata & Sound L.T.D. - Mustache (Live)
14. Takeo Moriyama - Watarase

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Israel Vibration – Israel Dub 2001 Flac😎

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1973 - Iggy & The Stooges - Raw Power – 50th Anniversary Legacy Edition 2023

1973 - Iggy & The Stooges - Raw Power

– 50th Anniversary Legacy Edition 2023 @320

Iggy & The Stooges’ iconic 1973 album Raw Power turns 50 years old on Tuesday (February 7th). To mark the occasion, Columbia Records and Legacy Recordings have unveiled an expanded “50th Anniversary Legacy Edition” available to stream on DSPs starting today (February 3rd).

The digital-exclusive release (stream below) expands on a previous “Legacy Edition,” which included the original 1973 “Bowie Mix” and Georgia Peaches, an October 1973 Stooges concert in Atlanta.

The new edition includes 2023 remasters of David Bowie’s aforementioned 1973 album mix, as well as Iggy Pop’s own 1997 CD reissue mix. It also adds the first digital release of Rare Power, a collection of nine outtakes, alternate versions and songs-in-rehearsal from the Raw Power sessions, previously available on vinyl for the 2018 edition of Record Store Day Black Friday.

Raw Power was The Stooges’ third album overall, and first released under the Iggy & The Stooges moniker. It marked the group’s first LP featuring guitarist James Williamson, who joined the band following the death of bassist Dave Alexander. Ron Asheton, who played guitar on The Stooges’ first two albums, moved over to bass for Raw Power.

The album features such classic songs as “Search and Destroy,” “Gimme Danger” and the title track. It also marked the band’s last LP of their classic era, before they reunited in the 21st century and released two more albums.

While The Stooges’ reunion effectively ended in 2016 following the deaths of brothers Ron and Scott Asheton, the 75-year-old Iggy Pop continues to record and tour as a solo artist. (Heavy Consequence)

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Karin Park - Private Collection 2022 320😎

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Cora Yako – Una De Los Nuestros 2021 320😎

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Johnny Cash – American Recordings 1994 320😎

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Alton Ellis – Greatest Hits 2019 320😎

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Courtney Barnett

Tell Me How You Really Feel

(2018)

320

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Courtney Barnett

MTV Unplugged Live In Melbourne

(2019)

320

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18 May 2026

Ryo Fukui - Scenery Of Japanese Jazz - Best Of 2022 Flac

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Various - Box Of Vibes No. 36 (R-A-C) 2026 320 😎

* Box of Vibes number 36, tracks 1 to 8 were selected by me (Reb), then comes Andy's Moon themed selections from 9 to 16, then Concha closes this Box with her tracks from 17 to 24. Back next week with BOV No.37. *

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The In-Fuzzed – Fuzz Out! 2024 Flac 😎

* The In-Fuzzed are a French garage rock band from Perpignan. Formed in June 2018 by members of Hair & The Iotas and El Vicio.

Recorded between February and June 2023 at WattHaus Studios (l'Art Ou Cochon), Perpignan, France.
Dedicated to Will "From The Grave" Le Goff (1972-2023). *

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The Lime Spiders – Volatile 1988 320 & Flac 1991 CD Reissue 😎 3rd Update in Red & reposted

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* Hi one and all, a Vibes regular BasicDave has just emailed me an extra track and am sharing it here for you all. Track 15 - 12'' Volatile Violation Mix. Thanks Dave. I have replaced the link for the full cd reissue in flac below. *

* When I checked this out, I found I had posted the Flac version of the 1991 CD reissue of this album that has 15 tracks, so here is a new link for the Flac copy, which will remain active for 3 days only, so you will have to be quick. You have the choice the Flac expanded version or the 320 vinyl copy, link for that is in the comments. The Flac link is Here. *

* A link to the original post of the flac from July 2025, Here. *

Don Henley - The Very Best of Don Henley 2009 320😎

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Diana Krall - The Very Best of Diana Krall (2007) 320😎

* I have posted this in the past in Flac, the link is now dead, here is the 320 version *

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Clannad - Celtic Themes The Very Best of Clannad 2008 320😎

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Courtney Barnett

Live At Electric Lady Studios

(2015)

320

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Courtney Barnett

Deezer Sessions

[Recorded at Le Bataclan, Paris]

(2018)

320

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17 May 2026

Cabaret Voltaire, Richard H. Kirk, Peter Care – Johnny Yesno (Redux) 2011 Flac 😎

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2008 - Various Artists - Reggae Anthology The Channel One Story Chapter Two

2008 - Various Artists - Reggae Anthology
The Channel One Story Chapter Two @320

In these times of music industry tribulation, back catalogue reissues and compilations seem to be the order of the day. This assortment comes from VP’s retro imprint 17 North Parade - their second to celebrate the Hookim brothers’ Channel One in its 70s pomp - and offers a nice spread of tunes, focussing on the cool vibes plus heavy heavy drum ‘n’ bass equation that made the label’s name.

Dotted in amongst these hallmark productions, however, are some curios that showcase the Hookims penchant for deeper roots. There’s The Wailing Souls ‘Jah Give Us Life’, (one of the few sides of the era that, due to a lack of variation in its admittedly stirring melody, sounds better on 7” version than full length discomix) and the mournful ‘Hog and Goat’, perhaps Don Carlos greatest moment, telling the tale of an army raid over a simple sad piano and horns call and response.

Things truly hot up during part two with ‘In Time To Come’ and the Drifter rhythmed ‘Three Wise Me’n by Earth and Stone, John Holt’s ‘Don’t Fight Your Brother’ and ‘Have You Ever Been In Love’, and Black Uhuru’s robust take on ‘Sun Is Shining’, proving Channel One wasn’t just about feel-good harmonies, snare shots and major keys. The sole shame is that only Jamaican artists are featured; Creole’s seminal ‘Beware Of Your Enemies’ really ought to have been included on the basis of the plethora of versions it inspired alone. Some dancehall songs are clustered at the end of each disc, including Barrington Levy’s forward marching ‘Soldier’ and Yellowman riding the Shank I Sheck rhythm for the languid ludicrous ‘Mad Over Me’.

There isn’t much on here that hasn’t been available in one format or another through the years, but these are largely excellent cuts that show there’s more to the studio than the Mighty Diamonds ‘Right Time’, possibly the most overplayed record of the period. Furthermore, if enough people are to get into reggae to make it commercially viable in the current climate, collections like this are essential. Hopefully then we’ll see the number of contemporary roots releases by big labels rise. (United Reggae)

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