King's X - In The New Age: The Atlantic Recordings 1988-1995Six CD set. Contains six albums from Missouri trio King's X from their Megaforce and Atlantic Records releases from 1988 onwards. Includes bonus tracks and individual CD sleeves. Their CS Lewis inspired debut Out Of The Silent Planet from 1988 introduced a hard rock sound fused with elements of psychedelia, funk, soul and gospel, becoming an important influence on the development of progressive metal, alternative rock and even grunge. Critical acclaim

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including two highly anticipated covers of legendary songs by The Carpenters ("Superstar") and Tim Buckley ("Song To The Siren")

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Every album in this edition contains a symphony from the early

George Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue"

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