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Filter - Title Of Record LPUpon it's initial release in 1999, Title of Record was a commercial victory, peaking at the Number 30 spot on the Billboard 200. The album also won wide critical acclaim Entertainment Weekly declared that Filter's "attention to melody and craft is refreshing," while Rolling Stone praised frontman Richard Patrick as, "The most expressive and daring of the new industrial rockers, the most willing to expose the vulnerability that lurks behind the

Work on Myself

Jones' superior knowledge of the American Songbook comes through via the material's economy of scale and sympathetic approach

Reissued for the first time as a double LP to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the landmark debut with newly half speed mastering at Abbey Road Studios

This must-have live anthology is culled from six performances undertaken during their heyday

With classics such as "If You Want Me To Stay" and "Que Sera Sera"

Clapton-era Delaney & Bonnie and of course

benefit from the extra groove space afforded by this 45RPM edition

Co-produced alongside Edwin Birdsong and William Allen

s a reminder of when remixes were about much more than the same beat with different rappers

the album was re-released with PAX AM Days

Some other tracks clearly exude the youthful enthusiasm of the participants

it's follow-up Losing is their first for Sub Pop (which in many ways feels like their spiritual home

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