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Ty Tabor - "Nobody Wins When Nobody Plays" (CD)
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"Nobody Wins When Nobody Plays" is Ty Tabor's seventh studio release, featuring twelve new tracks. "Nobody Wins When Nobody Plays" showcases what everyone loves and expects from Tabor: guitar-laden rock and pop with beautiful melodies. Contains the singles, "Senseless Paranoia," "Tripped Inside Again," and "Listen."
All recordings previously unreleased.
12 songs. 43 minutes.
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The Jelly Jam - "Shall We Descend" (CD)
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"Shall We Descend" is the brand-new, third album by The Jelly Jam. This trio is comprised of Ty Tabor (King's X), John Myung (Dream Theater) and Rod Morgenstein (Dixie Dregs/Winger).
"Shall We Descend" is the long-awaited follow up to "2" (originally released in 2004). This album is heavy, cohesive, and sure to please fans of this great band. Features the first single, "Who's Comin' Now" as well as gems such as "Halos in Hell" and "Stay Together."
Rod Morgenstein - Drums, Percussion
John Myung - Bass
Ty Tabor - Vocals, Guitars
10 songs. 48 minutes.
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Tres Mts. (Three Mountains) - "Tres Mts." (CD)
"Tres Mts. (Three Mountains)" is the self-titled, debut release featuring dUg Pinnick (King's X) on vocals and guitar, Jeff Ament (Pearl Jam) on bass and Richard Stuverud (The Fastbacks) on drums. Also appearing on the album (as well as live) is Mike McCready (Pearl Jam) on guitar.
Jeff Ament reflects on the Tres Mts. project: "I first saw dUg Pinnick sing and play in 1989 with his band King's X at the Central Tavern. Three years later, I asked them to open some shows for Pearl Jam and we quickly became friends. I always joked, 'when are we gonna make that heavy R&B record, you and me?' In 2001, dUg joined Richard Stuverud and me in one of our yearly writing sessions in Montana and again in 2004 with McCready. After a few years of crossed up schedules, in 2010, we finally mixed the baker's dozen songs that make up Tres Mts. These guys are all monsters and this batch of tunes is gonna be fun to play live."
"Tres Mts." includes the popular songs, "Holes in the Road," "My Baby" and "God Told Me." The CD is housed in a "mini-LP" styled cover and also includes individual band member photo-cards as well as a miniature notepad reproducing dUg's handwritten lyrics.
All recordings previously unreleased.
13 songs. 48 minutes.
(Monkeywrench Records)
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Ty Tabor - "Something's Coming" (CD)
"Something's Coming" is Ty Tabor's brand-new, sixth studio release, featuring eleven new tracks. This album showcases some of Ty's best songwriting since "Ear Candy." Fans of Tabor's heavy guitar are sure to be satisfied with "Something's Coming." Contains the singles, "Bring It On Back," "Politician's Creed," and "Free Yourself."
Features appearances by:
Jimi Hazel and Rick Skatore (24-7 Spyz)
Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal (Guns N' Roses)
John "Clawhammer" Tabor and Wes Tabor
Wally Farkas (Galactic Cowboys / Xenuphobe)
Frank Falbo
With special guest Randy St. John on drums
All recordings previously unreleased.
11 songs. 48 minutes.
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King's X - "Tales from the Empire: Cleveland 6.26.92" (2-CD)
"Tales from the Empire" is a two CD set, originally recorded live on 6/26/92 at the Empire Concert Club in Cleveland, OH.
This show is touted as the finest performance during their 1992 U.S. tour and also ranks as one of the most legendary shows ever given by this band.
The concert was originally broadcast over the FM airwaves, courtesy of WMMS-Cleveland. However, "Tales from the Empire" was taken from the band's own, "pre-radio-airwaves compression" master, complete with a new digital remaster.
All recordings previously unreleased.
19 songs. 116 minutes.
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Ty Tabor - "Balance" (CD)
Ty Tabor unveils his epic, fifth studio release, "Balance," featuring eleven new tracks. The legendary guitarist from King's X returns with his follow-up to "Rock Garden." On "Balance," Tabor bolsters his catalog with some of his heaviest and most beautiful gems yet. This new album perfectly balances songwriting craftsmanship with captivating guitars that legions of fans know and love.
Features appearances by Randy St. John (drums), Wally Farkas (guitar), Alan Doss (pedal steel). 11 songs. 52 minutes.
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King's X - "The Bigger Picture (4th Album Pre-Production Recordings)" (CD)
Recorded in October 1991 by King's X. "The Bigger Picture" features the original band demos for their classic, self-titled 4th album, using the same instruments and sounds used to create the officially released version.
"The Bigger Picture (4th Album Pre-Production Recordings)" shows just how well rehearsed and prepared they were when they hit the studio to record the legendary 4th album.
All recordings previously unreleased.
10 songs. 40 minutes.
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Ty Tabor - "Tacklebox (Ty Tabor Demos Vol. 1 & 2)" (2-CD)
Ty Tabor's original multitrack demos for KING'S X. Deluxe 2 CD set. 30 tracks in all. Includes three songs previously unavailable and the legendary demo for "Pleiades." Digitally remastered.
Two full hours of music plus bonus audio commentary.
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King's X - "Live & Live Some More: Dallas '94" (2-CD)
One of King's X's most legendary performances. Recorded in 1994 in Dallas, TX on the "Dogman" Tour. Extended versions of classics "Over My Head," "Cigarettes," and "Moanjam." Limited edition deluxe 2 CD set. 16 songs. 98 minutes. Digitally remastered.
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Xenuphobe - "2.0: Electrolux" (CD)
Xenuphobe (pronounced "zee-nu-fobe") is the psychoactive, ambient collaboration between Ty Tabor (King's X) and Wally Farkas (Galactic Cowboys). On "2.0: Electrolux," Ty Tabor and Wally Farkas unleash the power, the fury, and the beauty of the electric guitar. This all-instrumental album features a veritable treasure chest of guitar tones to satisfy your soul. Guest appearance by Eddie Hash. Limited Edition. 53 minutes.
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