New Customer Review

It covers a huge range of teams, characters, mecha, and villains, all packed into one place, which is both impressive and slightly overwhelming if you’re new. One of its biggest strengths is how detailed it gets. Each series is given solid attention, with information that goes beyond just surface-level summaries. Long-time fans will appreciate the effort put into cataloging suits, powers, and story elements across decades of shows. That said, the structure can feel a bit dense. It sometimes reads more like a data archive than something meant to be casually enjoyed. If you’re expecting a light, fun read, this might feel more like homework. But if you’re the type who enjoys digging into lore and comparing different teams, it absolutely delivers.

It covers a huge range of teams, characters, mecha, and villains, all packed into one place, which is both impressive and slightly overwhelming if you’re new. One of its biggest strengths is how detailed it gets. Each series is given solid attention, with information that goes beyond just surface-level summaries. Long-time fans will appreciate the effort put into cataloging suits, powers, and story elements across decades of shows. That said, the structure can feel a bit dense. It sometimes reads more like a data archive than something meant to be casually enjoyed. If you’re expecting a light, fun read, this might feel more like homework. But if you’re the type who enjoys digging into lore and comparing different teams, it absolutely delivers.

It covers a huge range of teams, characters, mecha, and villains, all packed into one place, which is both impressive and slightly overwhelming if you’re new. One of its biggest strengths is how detailed it gets. Each series is given solid attention, with information that goes beyond just surface-level summaries. Long-time fans will appreciate the effort put into cataloging suits, powers, and story elements across decades of shows. That said, the structure can feel a bit dense. It sometimes reads more like a data archive than something meant to be casually enjoyed. If you’re expecting a light, fun read, this might feel more like homework. But if you’re the type who enjoys digging into lore and comparing different teams, it absolutely delivers.

It covers a huge range of teams, characters, mecha, and villains, all packed into one place, which is both impressive and slightly overwhelming if you’re new. One of its biggest strengths is how detailed it gets. Each series is given solid attention, with information that goes beyond just surface-level summaries. Long-time fans will appreciate the effort put into cataloging suits, powers, and story elements across decades of shows. That said, the structure can feel a bit dense. It sometimes reads more like a data archive than something meant to be casually enjoyed. If you’re expecting a light, fun read, this might feel more like homework. But if you’re the type who enjoys digging into lore and comparing different teams, it absolutely delivers.

It covers a huge range of teams, characters, mecha, and villains, all packed into one place, which is both impressive and slightly overwhelming if you’re new. One of its biggest strengths is how detailed it gets. Each series is given solid attention, with information that goes beyond just surface-level summaries. Long-time fans will appreciate the effort put into cataloging suits, powers, and story elements across decades of shows. That said, the structure can feel a bit dense. It sometimes reads more like a data archive than something meant to be casually enjoyed. If you’re expecting a light, fun read, this might feel more like homework. But if you’re the type who enjoys digging into lore and comparing different teams, it absolutely delivers.

It covers a huge range of teams, characters, mecha, and villains, all packed into one place, which is both impressive and slightly overwhelming if you’re new. One of its biggest strengths is how detailed it gets. Each series is given solid attention, with information that goes beyond just surface-level summaries. Long-time fans will appreciate the effort put into cataloging suits, powers, and story elements across decades of shows. That said, the structure can feel a bit dense. It sometimes reads more like a data archive than something meant to be casually enjoyed. If you’re expecting a light, fun read, this might feel more like homework. But if you’re the type who enjoys digging into lore and comparing different teams, it absolutely delivers.

Bayou Country is a record that saw CCR cutting their teeth; falling head-first into the sound that came to define them.

One Hand Clapping is a straight-ahead rocking album with a little English Music Hall thrown in for good measure. It is a brilliant small glimpse into McCartney and Wings creating in a studio. It is vibrant, energetic, and exciting and a welcome addition to McCartney’s ever-growing catalogue.

Rumours set a template for pop with a gleaming surface that has something complicated, desperate, and dark resonating underneath.

This album is one of her ABSOLUTE BEST original classics. It's very electronica based and has SOOO MANY great early songs including a concert staple she's performed at almost every tour over the years, Boys & Girls. Plus numerous others like Fly high, Trauma, TO BE, appears and more. The vinyls sound remastered. I'm pretty sure they used the audio from the Anniversary version from a few years ago, which all sound incredible. Also, despite it not being mentioned on the tracklist the hidden track kanariya IS included. It's gorgeous and recreates the original album in many ways. An interesting detail added to this LP Set is that both her name and album title are added along the left side of the front cover. There's also a beautiful folded slip in the first slot which flips open with the lyrics to every song and several photos. Very highly recommended!!!

This is a lush, big recording. On good SACD playbacks, the technical mastery of the recording engineers will bloom. I have always loved Japanese SACD productions. Very clean, neutral and balanced. Sound stage is amazing. Good packaging and delivered within time.

I pre ordered this Album and I was a bit worried since I never ordered Vinyls and CDs abroad before so this was my first time trying it out and I was checking a lot of information about the delivery process too. I must say I am amazed by the quick delivery and the packaging of my order was done with such care, my order arrived in such a pristine condition. I will definitely order again in the future! Thank you so much.

Green River remains a fantastic release from the band as it follows the sharp outline of their works to follow. A hit song assimilated into culture to a point where just a few notes make it recognisable to a passive listener surrounded by some very best rock and roll from the late 1960s. Creedence Clearwater Revival were quietly setting an incredible standard not just with their hit rate but the consistency of their albums. Burn bright and burn fast through the swamp rock tones set out by the John Fogerty-led band. His work here is nothing short of outstanding. Punchy thrills are the main aim here and it’s exactly what the band manages to create. Green River is another in a list of staggering rock and roll achievements from Creedence Clearwater Revival.

Varied, spontaneous and lyrical, 'Willy And The Poor Boys' remains to this day one of the best productions of Creedence Clearwater Revival, a unique band in rock history.

Pendulum is the final album recorded by the original line-up, and, as such, is often considered to be the last 'genuine' Creedence album. On Pendulum, the group made far greater use of both keyboards and saxophone, bathing the songs in warmer, more soulful textures than before. It's a marvellous final gem concocted by a band winding down from an unprecedentedly fertile period of creativity.

What the album was also noted for, besides being a bit of a “return to form” for McCartney, was it marked a collaboration with Elvis Costello. The two wrote a number of songs together that ended up on both McCartney’s records and others on Costello’s albums. I have to admit, it was an inspired pairing. Elvis was another guy from Liverpool, who was kind of prickly, who seemed to click musically with McCartney and even wore glasses… remind you of anybody?

Amazing album from the recently reunited band Oasis. Great packaging which kept the disc in excellent condition. Buy it because you just will not regret the purchase.

Wonderful album, great package. Great sounding, not too heavily compressed…an amazing final album by Megadeth!

This live album is excellent. That Anderson has surrounded himself around this GREAT band. World class.

An absolute masterpiece by Jeff Lynn and the band. Nice production, great tunes. High-quality Japanese CD.