Stuff's all pretty much out for the Christmas season, so we're looking at some re-issues and dregs for the rest of the year.
Rhino does have a two disc re-issue of The Cure's debut album, Three Imaginary Boys.
More interesting to really cool people though, apparently the first CD issue of Gram Parson's International Submarine Band's Safe at Home album.
Oh, and there's a new Ludacris album.
Here's the complete list of this week's major new releases, courtesy AMG:
The Cure Three Imaginary Boys [Deluxe Edition] Rhino
Post-Punk
Diana DeGarmo
Blue Skies
RCA
Teen Pop
Lindsay Lohan Speak Casablanca
Teen Pop
Ludacris The Red Light District Def Jam
Southern Rap
Brook Benton Today/Home Style DBK Works
Southern Soul, Pop-Soul, Soul
Butterscott Throwing Meatloaf at the Sun Rev-Ola
Pop Underground
Cam'ron Purple Haze Roc-A-Fella
East Coast Rap, Gangsta Rap
Hoodoo Gurus Mach Schau EMI/Capitol
College Rock, Alternative Pop/Rock
The International Submarine Band Safe at Home Shiloh
Country-Rock
Scott Johnson Scott Johnson: John Somebody Tzadik
Contemporary Chamber Music
Morrissey You Are the Quarry [Deluxe Edition] Sanctuary
Alternative Pop/Rock
Mud Time and Again: The Private Stock Collection Sanctuary
Glitter, Glam Rock, Hard Rock, Disco, Rock & Roll
Original Game Soundtrack Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas [Box Set] Geffen
Video Game Music, Alternative Pop/Rock, Traditional Country, Urban, Funk, Hip-Hop
Original Score Shrek 2 [Original Score] Varese
Film Music, Original Score
Original Soundtrack House of Flying Daggers Sony
Original Score
Original Soundtrack Ocean's Twelve Warner Brothers
Original Score, Soundtracks
Original TV Soundtrack 24 Varese
Television Music, Original Score, TV Soundtrack
Pentangle Pentangling: The Collection Sanctuary
British Folk-Rock, British Folk, Folk-Rock
Shark Frenzy/Richie Sambora Confessions of a Teenage Lycanthrope Lemon
Pop-Metal, Arena Rock, Hard Rock
Article comments
1 - Tom Johnson
Don't forget Eric Clapton with Sessions for Robert J as both CD/DVD and just a DVD alone. I just picked up the CD/DVD and it's excellent (haven't watched the DVD yet, being at work and all.) The CD covers some of the territory already covered on Me and Mr. Johnson earlier this year but they are different takes, and has a bunch more Robert Johnson tunes not on that disc. The DVD covers most of Johnson's material in both acoustic and electric settings.
I don't really care much for Clapton's non-blues output, but when he takes on the blues, it's pretty damned authentic and impressive.