2CD. Originally released in January 1977, Playing The Fool captured Gentle Giant at the peak of their live performance prowess. Now, over 45 years later, the beloved live album has been re-imagined,... more

2CD + Blu Ray. Originally released in January 1977, Playing The Fool captured Gentle Giant at the peak of their live performance prowess. Now, over 45 years later, the beloved live album has been... more

In 1977 Gentle Giant recorded their ninth studio album "The Missing Piece. " It was a time of change. Punk, disco and rap were altering the musical landscape and even this well-established... more

In 1977 Gentle Giant recorded their ninth studio album "The Missing Piece. " It was a time of change. Punk, disco and rap were altering the musical landscape and even this well-established... more

"Interview" was the eighth studio album of Gentle Giant and was released April 23rd, 1976. Stylistically it continued in the vein of their preceding album, "Free Hand" released the year before.... more

"Interview" was the eighth studio album of Gentle Giant and was released April 23rd, 1976. Stylistically it continued in the vein of their preceding album, "Free Hand" released the year before.... more

Gentle Giant's last album 'Civilian', was originally released in the spring of 1980, a little over a decade after the band's formation, and like all their alums defied categorization. 'Civilian' was... more

Free Hand was Gentle Giant's seventh album originally released in July 1975. This album was the most commercially successful of the band's career reaching the top 40 albums in Billboard Magazine. It... more

CD+Blu-ray. Free Hand was Gentle Giant's seventh album originally released in July 1975. This album was the most commercially successful of the band's career reaching the top 40 albums in Billboard... more

Steven Wilson's remixes of the LPs "Octopus" and "The Power and the Glory" made a big splash, and so will this: Wilson's new remixes of nine songs from the band's first three LPs ("Giant," "Acquiring... more

A wide array of stars honor the five-decade career of Williams, who recently retired, on this new tribute album. This is sweet: "Till the Rivers All Run Dry" Alison Krauss, "Good Ole Boys Like Me"... more

This 1972 cornerstone of prog—an epic battle between the delicate, the heavy, the quirky and the cerebral—is a wonder of composition, chops and inspired production. That production (with all the... more

This one-of-a-kind Bicentennial celebration held on July 3, 1976 featured one of prog rock's greatest groups from across the Pond, Gentle Giant. They take fans back to their most famous LP with... more

2CD in a 6-panel Digipak - for the first time ever on CD! Gentle Giant is delighted to present it's first 'official' live recording since 1976 "Playing the Fool Live". Titled " Gentle Giant Live At... more

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Deluxe CD + DVD-A edition. Digitally remixed, remastered and expanded edition of this 1974 album from the Prog Rock band. Gentle Giant have been asked numerous times over the years by loyal fans of... more

One of the undisputed classics of the prog-rock era, this 1972 LP finds the band members not only in a creative zone, but showing off their prowess on guitar, bass, drums, synth, vibes, cello, sax,... more

Whether you called 'em art-rock or prog-rock, you had to emphasize the "rock" after hearing their third LP ('72). Some truly "gentle" moments can be found here, but most of this is nice 'n' heavy:... more

This 1977 double-LP (here on one CD) did nicely on the U.S. charts, thrilling fans with inspired concert versions of mostly early Gentle Giant tunes. The sprawling Excerpts from Octopus joins... more

Those who lamented Gentle Giant's stab at straight-up pop in the late '70s hold up this 1976 gem as their last classic studio LP. You'll hear dazzling keyboard work and intricate harmonies on... more

The band continued to perfect their signature mix of hard rock and classical complexity on this 1973 LP: The Runaway; Way of Life; Experience; An Inmate's Lullaby; the title track, and more!

Their highest-charting U.S. release, a #48 LP in '75! And it's no wonder—these songs at once challenging and tuneful, intricate and still very rocking: Just the Same; On Reflection; Free Hand; Time... more