The new Gillan 7CD box set offers a comprehensive collection of the band039s work during the years from 1978 to 1982, when they rose to prominence in the New Wave of British Heavy Metal NWOBHM scene.The set includes seven albums from this era, featuring studio recordings, a live album, and a wealth of Bsides and bonus material.
The albums featured in this set are as follows Gillan The Japanese Album Originally released in September 1978, this was the debut of the band formed by Ian Gillan after leaving the Ian Gillan Band.
It marked a shift away from jazz fusion to a heavier rock sound.
Mr.
Universe Released in 1979, this was a key album that solidified their success, featuring a mix of hard rock and NWOBHM influences.
Glory Road A 1980 release, this album is considered the height of the bands success, both commercially and musically.
Future Shock Released in 1981, this album continued the bands momentum, but guitarist Bernie Torm left shortly afterward.
Double Trouble A double album from 1981 that combined studio tracks and live performances and marked Janick Gers039 debut as guitarist.Magic Released in 1982, this was the band039s final studio album before they disbanded after their last performance at Wembley Arena in December 1982.
Live From Reading 03980 A live album capturing the bands powerful live performances at the Reading Festival in 1980.The collection includes a new interview with Ian Gillan conducted by Rich Davenport, providing deeper insights into the band039s history and the albums.
The audio has been remastered from the original tapes where possible, ensuring highquality sound.
The packaging is designed in a 7 x 7 format, with 32page booklet, offering a unique visual presentation for collectors.
This set is a valuable offering for fans of Gillan and collectors of rock history, especially from the era of NWOBHM, showcasing the evolution of a band led by one of rocks iconic vocalists.
The albums featured in this set are as follows Gillan The Japanese Album Originally released in September 1978, this was the debut of the band formed by Ian Gillan after leaving the Ian Gillan Band.
It marked a shift away from jazz fusion to a heavier rock sound.
Mr.
Universe Released in 1979, this was a key album that solidified their success, featuring a mix of hard rock and NWOBHM influences.
Glory Road A 1980 release, this album is considered the height of the bands success, both commercially and musically.
Future Shock Released in 1981, this album continued the bands momentum, but guitarist Bernie Torm left shortly afterward.
Double Trouble A double album from 1981 that combined studio tracks and live performances and marked Janick Gers039 debut as guitarist.Magic Released in 1982, this was the band039s final studio album before they disbanded after their last performance at Wembley Arena in December 1982.
Live From Reading 03980 A live album capturing the bands powerful live performances at the Reading Festival in 1980.The collection includes a new interview with Ian Gillan conducted by Rich Davenport, providing deeper insights into the band039s history and the albums.
The audio has been remastered from the original tapes where possible, ensuring highquality sound.
The packaging is designed in a 7 x 7 format, with 32page booklet, offering a unique visual presentation for collectors.
This set is a valuable offering for fans of Gillan and collectors of rock history, especially from the era of NWOBHM, showcasing the evolution of a band led by one of rocks iconic vocalists.






