Montrose - Paper MoneyLimited green colored vinyl LP pressing. The '70s gave us a slew of classic hard rock albums the likes of which may never be equaled. Montrose's eponymous debut proved equally influential and important in it's day. Released in 1973, the record also introduced a young Sammy Hagar to the world, but the explosive aggression of Ronnie Montrose's biting guitar left no doubt as to why it was his name gracing the cover. However, it was the band's 1974 follow

presenting a collection of stunning originals by all three members

we are following this way of thinking - being fascinated by the music of the Great Master

inspired by Kerry's own experiences of recent debilitating chronic illness

two of which are now being released on cpo

Nielsen/ Segerstam/ Danish National Radio Sym - Choral Music

Now presented in a special edition black and gold sleeve mirroring the original design

one that would take him from being a great writer and interpreter of other people's songs to being a self-parody

it continues -much like the rest of the record- to redefine who and what and why Gideon are

because it is the first string quartet of it's kind in which the human voice also has it's say

and the incomparable Dr

Polyvinyl & Empty Cellar

Re-issue of "Welcome to the New World"