Update: The Tom Ze sold.

We've put a ton of new product out today and yesterday: CDs, DVDs, Blu-Rays, box sets. We're talking maybe 500 CDs in the past two days and then a heap of the other formats. Here's a very short list of some of the box sets. Not gonna get into listing single disc stuff.

DVD / Criterion / Blu Ray

BBS Box Set (blu ray Criterion)
Twilight Zone (definitive, seasons 1 - 5)
Monty Python Flying Circus (complete)
Ally McBeal (complete)
Fantasia Anthology
Old Boy special edition
Life (BBC, Blu Ray)
Get Smart (complete)
The River (Criterion
400 Blows (Crirerion)
Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence (Critetion)
Young Mr. Lincoln (Criterion)
Robocop (Out of print, Criterion)
30 Rock (1 and 2)
Sergio Leone Anthology
Mr. Show (1 and 3)
Inspector Lewis (Complete)
Closer (1 and 2)

CD Box Sets

King R&B
Raidohead (EMI Box)
The Okeh Story
Hitsville USA (vols 1 and 2)
Emmylou Harris - Songbird
George Jones - Cup of Loneliness
Beatles - Capitol Albums - vol 1 and 2
Jack Kerouac - Collection
Captain Beefheart - Grow Fins
Al Green anthology
Stanley Brothers - Definitive Collection
Pete Seeger - America's Favorite Ballads

In the new vinyl department, we have one copy of the Tom Ze box set pictured at left. Here's the scoop:

Tom Ze - Studies of
"In celebration of this iconoclastic master of song, politics, satire and human relations, Luaka Bop is releasing a vinyl-only box set, Studies of Tom Zé: Explaining Things So I Can Confuse You which pulls together for the first time a trilogy of 'studies' on Brazilian musical styles' Massive Hits, Estudando o Pagode, and Estudando a Bossa. The latter two recordings have never been issued on vinyl and the former has never been available in the US. This retrospective collection from the first artist ever signed to Luaka Bop is limited edition and numbered. Cut in 180-gram vinyl, and in their complete original covers, the three-record set also includes a live 45 of Zé's legendary collaborative tour with Tortoise, recorded at London's Barbican in 2001. To complete the retrospective treatment, Luaka Bop has added a CD featuring a 1993 conversation between Tom Zé, David Byrne, and Arto Lindsay, a 12-page booklet by noted Brazilian music scholar Chris Dunn, a touch of day glow, lots of varnished paper, and a modicum of cardboard with a splash of black. Comes with a code to digitally download all vinyl content."