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Liam Gallagher Shockwave Warner 7"

Herbert von Karajan / Philharmonia Orchestra Beethoven: Symphony No. 9 (stereo version) Warner Classics LP

Herbert von Karajan / Berliner Philharamoniker Sibelius: Finlandia & other popular tone poems Warner Classics LP

Classical Chillout Various Artists Warner Classics LP

Trevor Pinnock / The English Concert / Alison Balsom Sound The Trumpet - Royal Music of Purcell & Handel Warner Classics LP

Beatrice Rana Bach: Goldberg Variations Warner Classics LP

Salvador Sobral Paris, Lisboa Warner Portugal CD | LP

Philippe Jaroussky / Emoke Barath / Marie-Nicole Lemieux Ombra mai fu - Cavalli Opera Arias Warner Classics LP

John Barbirolli / Wiener Philharmoniker Brahms: The 4 Symphonies Warner Classics LP

John Barbirolli / Berliner Philharmoniker Mahler: Symphony No. 9 Warner Classics LP

Harry Potter: Original Motion Picture Soundtracks I-V Various Artists / John Williams / Patrick Doyle / Nicholas Hooper A limited edition boxset containing 10 LP picture discs of the soundtracks to a number of the magical Harry Potter films, composed from the likes of John Williams, Patrick Doyle and Nicholas Hooper. The soundtracks to the first three films were all composed by John Williams, who is responsible for some of the most popular film scores in history. One song that debuted on the Philosopher’s Stone soundtrack – “Hedwig’s Theme” – became the main musical theme for the series and appears in all of the Harry Potter films. Patrick Doyle composed the music for Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. The film’s soundtrack also features three songs by a fictional rock band featured in the story whose members include Jarvis Cocker and Steve Mackey of Pulp, and Jonny Greenwood and Phil Selway of Radiohead. warner LP

Angelo Badalamenti Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me Reissued to celebrate the anticipated revival of the show. 180g vinyl of Angelo Badalamenti score to David Lynch's feature length sequel groundbreaking television series Twin Peaks. Similar to Lynch’s previous films, music played a prominent and crucial role in the movie. The soundtrack was originally released in 1992 as a companion to the television series. Both, Lynch and American composer Angelo Badalamenti, reprised their roles as producers and Badalamenti composed all the music with the lyrical collaboration of the director himself for several tracs such as “Sycamore Trees” sung by jazz vocalist Jimmy Scott and “Questions In A World Of Blue” sung by Cruise. Lynch also wrote “A Real Indication” and “The Black Dog Runs At Night” two tracks that were performed by Thought Gang, a musical project he started with Badalamenti. Warner LP

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