You may have noticed we're stocking more CDs in the store and we're listing more on the website. CDs seem to be making a comeback with new and existing audiences and we're responding to your requests for your favourite albums on CD as well as fantastic CD boxed sets not available on vinyl. Here are just some of the new offerings on our site.

New CD Arrivals — Featured Selections

1. Yes — The Studio Albums 1969–1987 (2013, Sealed, 12-CD Box Set) — $140

The definitive Yes collection: all twelve studio albums from Yes through Big Generator in a single sealed box. Mastered from original tapes, with fully restored artwork. An essential and increasingly scarce set for progressive rock collectors.

2. Rush — Sector 1: The First Five Albums (2011, Sealed, 5-CD + DVD) — $190

The first chapter of the Rush Sectors series — Rush, Fly By Night, Caress of Steel, 2112, and All the World's a Stage — in mini-LP replica sleeves. Sealed and mint. Complemented by Sector 2 ($150) and Sector 3 ($125), all in stock.

3. Pink Floyd — Discovery (2011, 16-CD Box Set) — $150

The complete Pink Floyd studio catalogue in a single box — all fourteen albums digitally remastered. One of the most comprehensive rock box sets ever issued and now out of print, with copies becoming increasingly difficult to find in this condition.

4. Yes — Going for the One (2014, Audio Fidelity Gold Hybrid SACD, Numbered, Sealed) — $90

A Gold Hybrid SACD pressing of one of Yes's finest albums — playable on any standard CD player, with SACD layer for compatible players. Numbered and sealed. Audio Fidelity's Gold SACDs are among the finest CD-format pressings available for classic rock.

5. Can — The Lost Tapes (2013, 3-CD, Sealed) — $30

Previously unreleased recordings from Can's Spoon Records vault — spanning 1968 to 1977 — issued for the first time in 2012. Essential for Krautrock enthusiasts and anyone who considers Tago Mago or Ege Bamyası among the great albums. Sealed.

6. Pink Floyd — Piper at the Gates of Dawn (2007, Limited Edition Cloth-Bound 3-CD Box) — $68

The 40th anniversary deluxe edition of Pink Floyd's debut — stereo, mono, and session recordings in a cloth-bound hardcover book. The mono mix, used here for the first time on CD, is widely considered the more powerful version.

7. Bob Dylan — The Original Mono Recordings (2010, CD Box Set) — $70

Eight Dylan albums from 1962 to 1967 in their original mono mixes — Bob Dylan through John Wesley Harding — the versions Dylan himself supervised. Long considered the definitive editions by serious listeners and one of the more important archival sets of the last two decades.

8. Alice Cooper — Love It to Death / Killer / School's Out (2009–2012, Audio Fidelity 24K Gold, Numbered) — $75 each

Three consecutive Audio Fidelity Gold CD releases from Alice Cooper's creative peak — Love It to Death (1971), Killer (1971), and School's Out (1972) — each numbered and sourced directly from the original master tapes. Among the finest CD pressings these albums have ever had. Love It to Death · Killer · School's Out

9. The Doors — Perception (2007, UK/EU, 6-CD + DVD Box Set) — $115

All six Doors studio albums newly remastered in a collectible box with a DVD documentary. Out of print and increasingly difficult to source. Among the most definitive CD editions of any major rock catalogue.

10. Motörhead — The Wörld Is Ours, Vol. 2 (2012, 2-CD/DVD) — $30

A live document of Motörhead in full flight — recorded at Sonisphere and Wacken 2011 — released in a 2-CD/DVD set in Lemmy's final years. Scarce in this format and a strong pick for hard rock and metal fans.