The Jam Studio Recordings Vinyl Box Set

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The jam studio recordings vinyl box set. Download card the jam the studio recordings 8 album vinyl box set umc polydor release date. Read chris todd s review of the cd edition already on withguitars. The jam s complete studio albums. This limited edition 8 piece vinyl box set features all 6 studio albums on heavyweight vinyl plus 2 brand new discs of non album tracks and b sides.
The studio recordings by the jam buy online at resident limited edition 8 piece vinyl only box set including all 6 studio albums re mastered as. October 3 2013 by paul sinclair tags. Also included is a 44 page hardback book featuring period photos and memorabilia the package comes housed in full colour rigid slipcase and includes a voucher to download an mp3 version of all the albums. Universal music will release a limited edition jam vinyl box set in november.
One of the most popular bands to emerge from the english punk rock scene of 1977. The jam had a phenomenal impact on pop music and wider youth culture. Firstly it has to be noted coming in at around seventy quid the jam studio recordings box set isn t cheap. This limited edition 8 piece vinyl box set features all 6 studio albums on heavyweight vinyl plus 2 brand new discs of non album tracks and b sides.
The jam everything under one roof on vinyl remastered and reviewed by joe whyte. The studio recordings is an 8lp collection featuring remastered versions of all six studio albums on heavyweight vinyl plus two special lps of non album singles and b sides. Also included is a 44 page hardback book featuring period photos and memorabilia the package comes housed in full colour rigid slipcase and includes a voucher to download an mp3 version of all the albums. The jam s complete studio albums.
This box features digitally remastered editions of all six of the british trio s studio albums plus two brand new discs of non album singles and b sides. Studio recordings box set review. November 25th 2013 via umc polydor. On the back of the recent clash reissues it seems to be a bit of a trend at the moment to repackage deluxe versions of previously available punk era albums remastered and digitally enhanced for the completist and the novice alike.