For the collector who knows what Alvin Lee could do with a guitar and wants the catalog on shelf in the best available pressings, this page gathers nine Ten Years After titles spanning vinyl LPs and CDs.
The vinyl side includes the Cricklewood Green deluxe LP on Chrysalis, the Ssssh - 2025 Deluxe Edition on 2xLP, and the Woodstock 1969 2xLP pressed at 180g with gatefold packaging. On the CD side, the collection runs from the Anthology 1967-1971 2xCD on Hip-o Records to the Ssssh - 2025 Deluxe Edition 3xCD on Chrysalis, the Ssssh (2017 Remaster), the Watt (2017 Remaster), Goin' Home, and the Woodstock 1969 CD, all on Chrysalis. Whether you are filling gaps or upgrading to current remasters and expanded editions, the titles here cover the band's peak years in depth.
Why buy from Relix
Relix has been writing about the intersection of rock, improvisation, and roots music since 1974. Ten Years After were part of that conversation from the beginning, a band whose blues-rooted playing and festival presence put them alongside the artists this magazine has always covered. The store reflects the same editorial instincts: we stock titles that matter to listeners who pay attention to pressings and packaging, not just catalog filler. Alongside studio albums and anthologies, the store carries the Relix Sessions series, live recordings produced by Relix and pressed to vinyl on the Relix Vinyl label, which gives some sense of how seriously we take the format. When we add a title to a collection page it is because it belongs there.
Records are new and sealed. Pre-order titles show a street date on the product page and ship when the label releases them. Vinyl ships in protective packaging designed for LPs.
Ten Years After sit naturally alongside the broader rock and psychedelic rock catalog in the store. Browse Rock Vinyl Records for related titles across the genre, or narrow the search with Psychedelic Rock Vinyl Records. The Woodstock 1969 2xLP fits squarely in the Live Vinyl Albums collection, and if pressing variants are part of what you track, Colored Vinyl Records and Limited Variants is worth a look as well.