The DB's I Thought You Wanted To Know: 1978-1981 2LP w/ CD insert (widespine jacket) stands out as the strongest

stands out as the strongest and most articulate Islands record yet

" which sounds like a hymn written to accompany Earth's very first sunrise

Wrong Side of Town (feat

STYV KULING – Slow Down B4

Dedicated fans have been asking for a vinyl version of the album and we are so happy to finally share this

The DB's I Thought You Wanted To Know: 1978-1981 2LP w/ CD insert (widespine jacket) stands out as the strongest23 Tracks of Remastered Early Singles, Demos, and Live Recordings with 8 Page Full Color Booklet. What we have here are home and field recordings of The dBs. Most of these tracks predate the release of Stands For deciBels by two to three years and were the basis of the signing of the band to Albion Records (UK) in 1980. Some songs are being released to the public for the first time in this package. Now, almost thirty years after a number of these