2CD+DVD pressing. Radiohead's fourth album, and their first to debut at number one in America, also marks the start of their move into electronic experimentation. Kid A's sound is vastly different from the albums that preceded it, being heavily influenced by electronic music, jazz and Krautrock. At the time Kid A polarised critical opinion but is now considered one of the best and most important albums of its time and of Radiohead's career. The DVD features 3 videos from Later…With Jools Holland: 06/9/01. The CDs include the original album and a CD with footage from BBC Radio One Evening Session from 2000.

Denver-based vintage jazz group Joe Smith & The Spicy Pickles present their second full length album, and fourth overall release, "High-Fidelity", an album of all original swing music inspired by the classic small group sounds of the late 30’s and early 40’s. The concept behind “High-Fidelity” is to provide a smart recording of new, danceable tunes for the swing and blues communities. The album aims to give dancers and listeners alike more of what they love, but haven’t heard before. The band leader and self-admitted purist, Joe Smith, deliberately cut out all of the excessive noise that detracts from the album’s primary objective: delivering quality music. Devoid of crowd funding, pretentious artwork, and politics, the music speaks for itself. With the debut of “High Fidelity”, the Pickles bring forth the band’s identity. They do not intend to merely mimic the greats, but aspire to create new tunes that celebrate the refined spirit of pre-war swing and entertainment. Written with historic acumen in composition, arrangement, tempo, rhythm, and sound quality - along with true vintage instruments and set-up - the band crafts an accurate and authentic sound that reintroduces American swing to a new generation.

All the Young Dudes is the fifth studio album by Mott the Hoople, released in 1972. It was their initial album for the CBS Records label (Columbia Records in North America), after three years with Island Records in the UK and Atlantic Records in North America. Mott the Hoople are one of the great also-rans in the history of rock & roll. Though Mott scored a number of album rock hits in the early '70s, the band never quite broke through into the mainstream.

Soundtrack album to the Sony Music Video of the same name. These tracks are all available on other previously-released albums. The APL tracks are all from "Synaesthetic", Sounds From The Ground from "Kin", Pentatonik from "Autonomous" and "One A.D.", and Om is also on the "Slumberland" (Episode One) compilation.

This is the debut album by Louisville jazz greats, the Java Men. Often playing in coffee houses, hence their moniker, these musicians entertained Louisvillians for years and members have been lauded for their virtuosity. They have individually played with the likes of King Kong and Days of the New. This first album has some great organ jazz and fine guitar pieces that should give one a spectrum of their accomplishments. Highlights include the joyous Cellophane Mary and the angular, fun, Chaz Haz Imploded.

New album by Tanny Mas Band. During his career, Tanny Mas was not only a part of different established music groups, his musical differences brought him to take part of unaccountable projects which made him develop and mature musically, and thanks to this he had the opportunity to meet many musicians who share the same differences.