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Robbie Robertson and his mates had the songs and the sound to make an all-time classic with their second LP, and soared to #9 with it in ’69. Now, Capitol has the goods to make a big splash all over again with "The Band," starting with a new Bob Clearmountain stereo mix (derived from the original multi-track masters) of the complete album. You’ll find that on double 180-gram vinyl or 2 CDs here, and the CDs add six unissued bonus tracks (alternate versions of "Rag Mama Rag" and "Look Out Cleveland," an early take of "Up on Cripple Creek," instrumental mixes of "Up on Cripple Creek" and "Look Out Cleveland" and an a cappella/stripped-down mix of "Rockin’ Chair") plus the first official release of their complete 1969 Woodstock set: "The Weight," "I Shall Be Released," "Long Black Veil," "Tears of Rage," "Chest Fever," "This Wheel’s on Fire" and more. The 2 CDs also include seven previously released outtakes: alternate versions of "Up on Cripple Creek," "Whispering Pines," "Jemima Surrender," "King Harvest," "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" and more. And now, let’s get to the super deluxe edition. There you’ll find all of the above (the new mix of the album on double 180-gram vinyl and 2 CDs including all the bonus tracks) plus a 7" vinyl reproduction of the Band’s 1969 single "Rag Mama Rag" b/w "The Unfaithful Servant." The box also includes a hardbound book with photos by Elliott Landy and an extensive essay by Anthony DeCurtis and a Blu-Ray with the "Classic Albums—The Band" documentary, Clearmountain’s new 5.1 surround mix of the album and bonus tracks and also the new Clearmountain stereo mix in 96kHz/24bit hi-res audio. This is the moment when the greatest roots-rock band on the planet refined their approach, furthered their musical adventures and introduced some of their most cherished classics, and it all sounds better than it ever has before! Capitol.602577974632 Originally issued only in Japan in 1975, this rare quad mix features alternate vocal tracks and instrumentation not heard on the single mixes or album mixes of the hits. As for the album itself, this 1971 "best-of" takes us to the peak of Jacksonmania, pairing the smashes "I Want You Back," "ABC," "Never Can Say Goodbye," "I’ll Be There," "Maybe Tomorrow," "The Love You Save" and "Mama’s Pearl" with B-sides as well as a smash that first arrived on this LP, "Sugar Daddy"! Motown.603497850020 No one receives new finds from the vault with more rapture than Prince fans—and the rapture that’s about to descend upon us is like nothing we’ve seen before. Rapidly evolving from the funk and R&B of "Prince," "Dirty Mind" and "Controversy" and getting set to wet the world with "Purple Rain," Prince dove headlong into new-wave synths and beats on "1999," even as he emerged as one of the most compelling, distinctive hit-makers of his generation. Those who fell head over heels for Prince and his 1982 double-album breakthrough "1999" will need to get the newly remastered edition here on CD or double vinyl (that’s 180-gram, and, of course, purple vinyl). Prince super-fans will want to step up to the deluxe edition on 2 CDs or quadruple vinyl: the album plus mono and stereo 7" edits of "1999," the 7" edit and two alternate dance mixes of "Little Red Corvette," the 7" edits of "Delirious," "Lady Cab Driver," "All the Critics Love U in New York," two 7" edits and the video version of "Let’s Pretend We’re Married," the 7" edit and video version of "Automatic," the "Delirious" b-side "Horny Toad," the "Let’s Pretend We’re Married" b-side "Irresistible Bitch" and more. And as for you Group 1, Class A, Velvet Rope, VIP, Absolute Mega Prince fans, we’re sorry, but: you will need the super deluxe edition. Prince was so busy writing for himself, for his protégés and for the vault during this period that a whole lotta sonic gold has remained unearthed…’til now. The super deluxe edition takes all you’ve already read about here and adds a multitude of previously unreleased, highly desirable recordings, starting with "Purple Music," "Yah, You Know," "No Call U," "If It’ll Make You Happy," "Turn It Up," "Colleen," "Bold Generation," "Rearrange," "Feel U Up," "Money Don’t Grow on Trees," "You’re All I Want," "Do Yourself a Favor" "Teacher, Teacher," "Don’t Let Him Fool Ya," "International Lover" (take 1, live in the studio), "Delirious" (full length), and more. Also released for the first time: his November 30, 1982 Detroit concert (midnight show) featuring "Do Me, Baby," "1999," "International Lover," "Controversy," "Let’s Work," "Little Red Corvette," "Uptown," "Head" and more. All of the above comes your way on 5 CDs or 10 180-gram vinyl LPs. The super deluxe DVD brings you more previously unreleased treasures, in the form of a previously unreleased Houston concert from December 29, 1982: "How Come U Don’t Call Me Anymore?," "Automatic," "1999," "Head," "Lady Cab Driver," "Do Me, Baby," "Let’s Work," "D.M.S.R." and more. This is not just a deep dive into the "1999"-era archives—it’s the deepest dive EVER into Prince’s vaults. To complete the splendor of the super deluxe edition, the discs come with Prince’s previously unseen handwritten lyrics from the time (including "Little Red Corvette"), ultra-rare photos from Prince’s photographer Allen Beaulieu, new David Fricke notes and more stuff to satisfy even the most delirious of Prince fans! Rhino/Warner Bros.