What is it about box sets that are so enticing? There are a number of reasons why fans go for the sets, beautiful packaging, exclusive extras, even the investment. All we know is this: whether you’re a fan of Bob Marley, or David Bowie, this list has something for everyone. These box sets are worth every penny, so start saving. (Links Below)
Oasis: (What’s the Story) Morning Glory?
How many lives are living strange? You could be one of them, as long as you’re willing to shell out $166.46. This box set includes 2 LP’s, 3 CD’s and 1 cassette. (Not to mention all of the fantastic memorabilia that goes with it.)
The Kinks: The Mono Collection
If this box set doesn’t have you screaming “You really got me goin’” then we don’t know what will. This set includes 10 LP’s, all on 180 Gram Vinyl. For only $199.98, it’s literally music to our ears.
David Bowie: Who Can I Be Now? [1974-1976]
From Diamond Dogs to Space Oddity, there is no doubting that 1974 to 1976 was a very powerful time for Bowie. We don’t mean to freak out, but this is 13 LP’s for $217.72 THIRTEEN! Lucky for us, they worked just as hard on the book included inside too, making sure it was full of beautiful photos, and meaningful information.
Monty Python’s Total Rubbish
Actual Review: “Look, if you call yourself a Monty Python fan at all, you’re going to want this.” So, are you a true fan? Because for $242.98 you can have the 10 LP Box Set. Just wait until you open this bad boy up, and see all the beautiful artwork found inside.
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers The Complete Studio Albums (1994-2014)
This gem is officially available for pre-order and will be released on November 25th! It includes 7 albums from 1994-2014, all set on 180 gram vinyl. This box set may be $259.98 but whether you’re Learning to Fly or Runnin’ Down a Dream, this one is for you.
The Who The Studio Albums
From My Generation (1965) to Endless Wire (2006), this box-set has the 11 studio albums that are a must-have for any fan of The Who. As if that wasn’t enticing enough, it also includes 2 posters (1 of which was originally presented in the 1967 pressings), and a six-panel booklet. We don’t know about you, but we’re fully willing to pay $307.79 for this beauty.
Queen Studio Collection $324.50
Okay, this one is really special, and it’s not just because each album was given it’s own beautiful color. This box set is $324.50 which is a small price to pay for all 15 studio albums. There are 18 discs included (You can read all about why there are 3 more discs than albums here.) If that weren’t enough, getting a look at the beautiful memorabilia might get you, a hardback book with introductions to each album, quotes from Queen themselves, and even handwritten lyrics. Don’t Stop me Now, I’m buying it.
The Beatles Stereo
All you need is love…and this box set, which features 14 albums returned to their original glory, and a gorgeous 252-page hardbound book which is exclusive to this box set. The book includes a chapter dedicated to each album, with insight into the creation of the remasters and how the vinyl albums were prepared. It may be $339.99 but this is The Beatles, and along with all the exclusive insights into the creation, how could you say no?
Bob Marley & The Wailers: The Complete Island Recordings
This box set may have a price tag of $617.49, but considering there were only 3,000 collectors editions made for the world. The set includes 11 LP’s, 1 vinyl slip mat, and two photos in glassine envelopes. All of this is encased in a hinge topped metal (velvet-lined) box, set to look like a classic lighter. Is this love?
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers: https://www.amazon.com/Complete-Studio-Albums-1994-2014-Album/dp/B01LYE9PXG/ref=sr_1_25?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1477521264&sr=1-25&refinements=p_n_binding_browse-bin%3A387647011%2Cp_n_availability%3A1248845011%2Cp_74%3A3000-19999999%2Cp_n_format_browse-bin%3A1294041011
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