HOLLIS BROWN - The Complete Alive Recordings - 3 LP "BOX "SET with BONUS SURPRISE LP -Amazing British Invasion-influenced pop

50 only!  Incredible deal on one of our favorite bands. We want you to hear this so we put together this set at a rock bottom price. if good reviews were money they'd be billionaires. Their cover of the classic Lou Reed album is legendary. These guys are heartbreakingly good, give them a listen. 

ALL OF THEIR ALIVE RELEASES

HERE’S WHAT YOU GET:

(1) RIDE ON THE TRAIN – HOT PINK  VINYL

(2) GETS LOADED – RED VINYL 

(3) CLUSTER OF PEARLS – LEMON YELLOW VINYL

(4) FREE SURPRISE BONUS LP on ALIVE!

***ABOUT OUR BOX SET- Better than a cardboard box, if you ask us. Wont shred and is acid-free to protect your jackets  Rigid polypropylene envelope. Button and string closure and secure flap. This will be shipped in a very heavy double walled box.to protect your records. 

REVIEWS

The next time one of your friends says “they just don’t make music like they used to,” you slap them and hand them this album

Hollis Brown reflect some of the greatest bands in rock music from Tom Petty to The Eagles to Lynrd Skynrd.

Hollis Brown’s “Down on Your Luck” sounds like it could have come straight out of 1966. If you played this at a party and told the crowd it was a lost Creedence reel, you wouldn’t get much criticism.

HOLLIS BROWN GETS LOADED By Bill Bentley

 Defying the odds of gravity and greatness, the Brooklyn-based Hollis Brown band records all the songs on one of the perfect rock albums, Velvet Underground’s Loaded, and still manages to hold their head high. So what may have looked like a long shot on the assembly line turns into an inspired piece of music-making. When the Velvets’ fourth (and last) studio album was released in 1970, it finally looked like the ultra-boundary-breaking New York outfit would get their due. Except for one small problem: the Velvet Underground had already broken up. So soon-to-be classic Lou Reed songs “Sweet Jane,” “Rock and Roll,” “New Age” and others were left in the cold light of winter to die, only to live now and see another day.Now that Hollis Brown has decided to do their own take of the entire album, it’s clear this is rock that has never been surpassed. By anyone.

As much as what Hollis Brown has accomplished by putting their own life into these ten songs, it is also a mighty display of courage to even attempt such a thing, proving that lives are still being saved by rock and roll — and Lou Reed.