Rhino High Fidelity has added Bad Company’s self-titled 1974 debut album and Yes’ Relayer to its limited-edition, high-end vinyl reissues.

Both albums are available at Rhino.com and internationally at select WMG stores. Each release is individually limited to 5,000 numbered copies priced at $39.98.

Recorded at Headley Grange in Hampshire, Bad Company’s debut album includes an insightful conversation with producer Ron Nevision and Hugh Gilmour detailing the recording sessions and reflecting on the record’s success. A brief recollection of the band’s name, recounted by Paul Rodgers, is also shared in the liner notes.

Yes’ seventh studio album, Relayer, is filled with grandiose instrumentation and narrative lyricism. This set includes a detailed interview with Patrick Moraz by jazz enthusiast Syd Schwartz, chronicling the recording and production of Relayer.

Moraz recommends listening to Relayer “in the very best possible way, you know, either with the highest quality headphones or with a good stereo system and as LOUD as you can absorb.”

Rhino High Fidelity said it will continue to tap into Warner Music’s extensive music catalog, bringing music enthusiasts and audiophiles superlative versions of landmark albums from diverse genres,
including jazz, blues, rock, pop, and beyond.

The series will introduce two classic albums quarterly, maintaining the same exceptional audio and packaging quality that has quickly defined Rhino High Fidelity.

Bad Company – Bad Company Tracklist:

Side One
“Can’t Get Enough”
“Rock Steady”
“Ready for Love”
“Don’t Let Me Down”

Side Two
“Bad Company”
“The Way I Choose”
“Movin’ On”
“Seagull”

Yes – Relayer Tracklist:

Side One
“The Gates of Delirium”

Side Two
“Sound Chaser”
“To Be Over”

Source: RTT Music News