The Knack Get The Knack One of the greatest and most successful debut albums in the history of rock & roll, Get The Knack emerged from a late seventies landscape that was littered with disco and overblown rock. Punk and new wave were taking hold when this completely infectious, melodic and punchy music came screaming out of the L.A. club scene and created one of the music industry’s most famous bidding wars. Get The Knack features some of the greatest power pop music ever made and includes the massive worldwide number one hit "My Sharona" and its follow-up single "Good Girls Don't." [more info]   The Guess Who Flavours The Guess Who's penultimate album, 1975's Flavours introduced former James Gang guitarist Domenic Troiano to the band's lineup. Troiano and bandleader Burton Cummings formed a fruitful writing partnership, pushing The Guess Who forward in a slightly more progressive direction, while simultaneously harkening back to the eclectic quartet sound of the Randy Bachman era. Flavours yielded the band's final Top 40 hit, "Dancin' Fool," yet the album has remained curiously underrated in the Guess Who canon. Iconoclassic's definitive edition, featuring a new Vic Anesini mastering, 4 previously unreleased studio outtakes, and detailed liner notes by Ralph Chapman, provides the perfect opportunity to reassess this lost gem. [more info]   Robin Trower Robin Trower Live! Robin Trower's first live album found the band playing at peak form during their first wave of popularity. Following the success of studio masterpiece Bridge of Sighs, the band was touring in support of Bridge’s follow-up For Earth Below when they decided that a live album should be the next move. The final track list culled titles from the band’s first three albums and features a smoldering extended version of "Daydream" and the ever popular "Too Rolling Stoned". Both songs remain in Trower's set lists to this day. The live album continued the group's rise and garnered a fair amount of FM airplay upon release. This brand new 2011 remaster brings to life the fire and the fury that was Robin Tower, James Dewar, and Bill Lordan redefining what a power trio should sound like in the middle of the seventies. The release also includes a brand new essay that features the recollections of Robin Trower himself. [more info]   Mick Taylor Mick Taylor After a period of personal and professional reassessment Mick Taylor emerged from the shadows of his classic stint in the Rolling Stones with his first solo album. Mix Stonesy rock and blues with Jeff Beck's Blow by Blow and the resulting stew will sound something like Mick Taylor’s eponymous debut. After a long absence this much overlooked release returns to compact disc with a fresh mastering from Grammy® award winning engineer, Vic Anesini and new liner notes by Kris Needs. Release includes a very rare, promo-only single version of "Leather Jacket" with different guitar parts as a bonus track. [more info]   Grand Funk Railroad Mark, Don & Mel 1960-71 Following the enormous success of the first six Grand Funk Railroad albums Capitol Records decided that it was time for a summary of the first stage of the band’s career and a two-LP best of was assembled. The next studio album, Phoenix, would feature keyboardist Craig Frost, who would eventually become the fourth member of the band so Mark, Don & Mel 1969-1971 is comprised of the power trio era hits. This release marks the first worldwide legitimate appearance on compact disc and features a new mastering done especially for this release by Grammy® Award winning engineer, Vic Anesini. [more info]			The ethos of Iconoclassic Records is perfectly captured in the company's name. Iconoclassic Records reissues classic titles by iconic artists, many of whom have handled their careers in an uncompromising, iconoclastic manner. A CD reissue label focused on rock, pop, and R&B music of the 1970s and '80s, Iconoclassic Records specializes in notable albums that have never been released on CD, as well as classic titles that have fallen out of print. [more]   Are the CDs remastered? Yes, all Iconoclassic Records CDs are digitally remastered from the original master tapes by award winning engineers, such as Grammy® winner Vic Anesini, who remastered Laura Nyro's Nested and Season of Lights. Check out photos from the mastering session on the Nested album page. Are the original album graphics included in the packaging? Yes, Iconoclassic reproduces all the imagery and text from the original LP front and back covers and inner sleeves. In addition, we frequently add newly written liner notes and additional photographs from the appropriate time periods.  [more]