Rembrandts, The - The Rembrandts RECORD STORE DAY 2025 - COMING SOON

Record Store Day is on April 12^th and a selection of titles will be available in store from 8am with the remaining stock being put online on April 14th at 8pm.

There is no guarantee what stock will be left over on April 12^th to go online but any sold out lines will be removed in advance.

Usual RSD rules do apply: no reservations, first come/first served on the day, only 1 of a title per person but as many different titles as you want.

Contains “I’ll Be There For You (Theme From Friends),” Rolling Stone’s #8 Greatest Television Theme Song of All Time. • Available as a double LP for its 30th anniversary. • Includes 4 bonus tracks, 3 of which are previously unissued. • Limited pressing on yellow vinyl for Record Store Day. After being a member of Los Angeles power pop/glam sensations The Quick, Danny Wilde met Phil Solem, and Great Buildings were born, recording an album for Columbia in 1981. Wilde and Solem continued writing together and rebranded themselves as The Rembrandts. Their eponymous 1990 debut featured the Top 15 hit “That’s Just The Way It Is, Baby,” and their work on Untitled, brought them to prominence to co-write and record the theme for a new NBC sitcom called Friends. The track topped the US Billboard Hot 100 Airplay chart for eight weeks and also hit #1 on the Billboard Adult Contemporary and Top 40/Mainstream charts. At the peak of its popularity, the song was not available as a commercial single, therefore becoming the first song to top the Hot 100 Airplay chart without appearing on the Hot 100, but it appeared initially as a bonus track on what would be their third album, L.P. On the Billboard Hot 100, when it was later released commercially as a double A-side, it reached number 17. In Canada, the song peaked at number one for five consecutive weeks and was the most successful single of 1995. But, L.P. is more than “I’ll Be There For You.” It’s another stellar album in The Rembrandts’ catalog, hitting #23 on the Billboard Top 200. Now, L.P. returns for its 30th anniversary, for the first time on vinyl as a double-LP.