Albums released on 2 November
1967 · 60 YEARS
Disraeli Gears
Cream
Cream's second effort, released in 1967, draws its name from a roadie's comment. It was recorded at Atlantic Studios in New York over three days.
1987 · 40 YEARS
Bête Noire
Bryan Ferry
Bryan Ferry recorded this 1987 release across studios in Nassau, Paris, and Correns. It features contributions from guitarists like Johnny Marr and David Gilmour.
1987 · 40 YEARS
Cloud Nine
George Harrison
George Harrison returned from a five-year hiatus with this 1987 record. It features a guest list including Eric Clapton and Ringo Starr.
1998 · 29 YEARS
Roseland NYC Live
Portishead
Captured primarily during a 1997 performance at New York's Roseland Ballroom, this live document features Portishead backed by an orchestra.
2018 · 9 YEARS
Dionysus
Dead Can Dance
Released in 2018, this Dead Can Dance project is structured as two distinct acts. Recording took place at Ker Landelle Studios in Brittany.
2018 · 9 YEARS
El Mal Querer
Rosalía
Rosalía drew from a 13th-century novel for this 2018 release. The record was produced alongside El Guincho and recorded in a Barcelona apartment.
1999 · 28 YEARS
There Is Nothing Left To Lose
Foo Fighters
Dave Grohl recorded these tracks in his Virginia basement after the band lost their drummer and label. It marks a shift toward accessible, melodic rock.
1989 · 38 YEARS
No Control
Bad Religion
Released in 1989, this Bad Religion set defined the melodic hardcore movement. It pairs complex social commentary with rapid-fire musical execution.
1970 · 57 YEARS
Sagan Om Ringen
Bo Hansson
Bo Hansson created this instrumental record inspired by J.R.R. Tolkien in 1970. It relies on organ and synthesizer arrangements to evoke a fantasy setting.
1981 · 46 YEARS
Prince Charming
Adam And The Ants
Adam And The Ants adopted a pirate-themed aesthetic for this 1981 release. It represents the height of the band's flamboyant New Romantic period.
1987 · 40 YEARS
Into The Pandemonium
Celtic Frost
Celtic Frost challenged metal conventions with this 1987 release. It combines orchestral elements, industrial samples, and doom-influenced sounds.
1992 · 35 YEARS
Harvest Moon
Neil Young
Neil Young returned to his rustic acoustic roots with this 1992 tribute to his wife, Pegi. Many of the musicians from his 1972 sessions returned for this project.
2004 · 23 YEARS
Emotive
A Perfect Circle
A Perfect Circle shifted their focus to protest anthems on this 2004 release. The record trades the band's typical atmosphere for direct, confrontational themes.
2014 · 13 YEARS
Clark
Chris Clark
This 2014 collection by Chris Clark gathers essential singles and deep cuts. It showcases the artist's transition toward a gritty, polished soul aesthetic.
2004 · 23 YEARS
Mmhmm
Relient K
Mmhmm marks a transition for Relient K toward piano-led compositions. This 2004 release balances lyrical introspection with the sharp, melodic sensibilities the group established earlier in their career.
2018 · 9 YEARS
Not All Heroes Wear Capes
Metro Boomin
Metro Boomin curated this 2018 record as a star-studded cinematic project. It utilizes a rotating cast of guests to deliver dark, atmospheric trap music.
1998 · 29 YEARS
First Floor (Part 1)
Theo Parrish
Theo Parrish delivered a raw, soulful take on deep house in 1998. The record emphasizes off-kilter rhythm and a basement-recorded feel.
1999 · 28 YEARS
We Are The Romans
Botch
Released in 1999, this Botch record is a milestone in mathcore. It features dizzying time signatures and intense, calculated aggression.
1973 · 54 YEARS
Barbra Streisand...And Other Musical Instruments
Barbra Streisand
Barbra Streisand mixed pop with avant-garde instrumentation on this 1973 release. It represents a period of significant creative exploration for the performer.
2018 · 9 YEARS
More Or Less
Dan Mangan
Dan Mangan explores the anxieties of middle-class adulthood on this 2018 release. He moves away from acoustic minimalism toward a synth-heavy sound.