Just before becoming a paragon of "outlaw country" with the release of 1975's iconic RED-HEADED STRANGER on Columbia Records, Willie Nelson spent a brief and largely overlooked time at Atlantic, releasing only two albums. However, longtime fans now consider 1973's rock-&-roll-influenced SHOTGUN WILLIE and 1974's autobiographical concept album, PHASES AND STAGES, to be two of the Texas singer-songwriter's finest albums. THE COMPLETE ATLANTIC SESSIONS is an outstanding overview of Nelson's time with Atlantic, presenting both albums in full along with a complete 1974 show recorded at Austin's Texas Opry House for a planned live album that was scrapped when Nelson changed labels. Along with remastered sound and extensive liner notes, this three-disc set adds a total of 27 outtakes, demos, and alternate versions.

The plot of Broken Sword 2: The Smoking Mirror Remastered tell about the events that took place six months after the story told in the first part. George again came to Paris to visit his friend Nick who is obsessed with studying the artifacts of the Mayan civilization. At the appointed time, he and she go to a meeting with a professor of archeology Ubie. But nothing good comes out of this is: Nico is kidnapped, and George bind and leave the house on fire ... The game boasts a fully animated facial expressions, enhanced graphics, high quality music, as well as context-sensitive hints and a diary system.

OU812 is the eighth album by American hard rock band Van Halen, released in 1988. The album title is allegedly a joke on Van Halen's previous lead singer David Lee Roth's 1986 album Eat 'Em and Smile (OU812 translates phonetically to "Oh, you ate one too?"). Van Halen started work on the album in September 1987; the album would be finished in April 1988, just one month before its release. The original European release (as shipped in France, Germany, Italy and the UK) is missing track 10, as are all vinyl pressings of the album. The CD and some cassette versions have Track 10. The track listing on the back cover is arranged in alphabetical order, instead of in sequence.

Yes, this collection was compiled from the brand new 2009 stereo remasters. The track listing is basically the Red and Blue albums condensed from 4 CD's down to 2, although I added Taxman and removed Girl, You've Got To Hide Your Love Away and Across The Universe. I also included some custom covers. I hope y'all enjoy these 52 tracks (2 hours and 36 minutes) of remastered Beatle goodness!!!

Here, Apple's exhaustive 2010 reissue campaign is condensed into a single, limited box set containing all of the individual albums from the series -- Badfinger's Magic Christian Music, No Dice, Straight Up, and Ass; Mary Hopkin's Postcard and Earth Song, Ocean Song; James Taylor' eponymous debut; Jackie Lomax' Is This What You Want?; Billy Preston's Encouraging Words and That's the Way God Planned It; Doris Troy's self-titled album; the Modern Jazz Quartet two-fer of Under the Jasmine Tree and Space; the Radha Krishna Temple's LP; John Tavener's The Whale/Celtic Requiem -- the accompanying single-disc compilation Come and Get It, and a two-disc set of 37 Apple rarities that round up tracks available elsewhere as digital downloads (none of these are better than the bonus tracks added to respective reissues; they're generally good but not noteworthy). Housed in a crate replicating an original Apple promo item, this handsome set may be expensive, but it's cheaper than buying these discs individually, so any collector in for the whole shebang should give this box serious consideration.