12" picture-disc vinyl release of "Ei kahetse midagi" is packaged in an exquisite gold-printed carton sleeve with a cut-out window. Also, this vinyl version comes with an inlay, one side of which has both the sleeve picture as well as the lyrics in both Estonian and English, and the other serves as a fancy poster. In addition to the album "Ei kahetse midagi", the picture-disc also contains the initial version of the track "Tõelised kuningad".

Flak'n'Roll Records is celebrating Loits' tenth anniversary by shooting 1,5 EUR off the prices of all textile goods (TS, LS, GLS) and recordings (CD, LP, DVD)! Prices to pieces while the goods are intact! The discount is valid during the birthday week 20.-27. March.

Loits "Must album" Gatefold 12" LP 13 EUR

The black and heavy (180g) 12'' vinyl is packaged in a gatefold sleeve. The singularity of the release is stressed with golden print, picture frames and ornaments, that also adorn the four-page booklet with song lyrics in both Estonian and English, as well as a fair selection of pictures thus far unreleased. The regular version of the "Must album" vinyl release, limited to 700 copies, will be released on March 20th, 2009

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Loits "Must Album / Mustad laulud" 2x 12" LP DIE HARD Ed. 26 EUR

Handnumbered DIE HARD edition - one per customer folks !

In this release we have a truly luxurious and exclusive comrade's version of the album. In addition to the 180g black 12'' vinyl the special set also contains the black 180g 12'' vinyl version of the four-track addendum "Mustad laulud". The bonus EP containing four tunes that are of somewhat different cast, yet entirely delicious nevertheless. The gatefold sleeve comes with another surprise, namely a 24-page book in LP-format, adorned again with golden letters, picture frames and ornaments. The book also includes a score of unpublished photos and a scale of events, cleverly synchronised via track numbers, from the history of our small but lovely nation.

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Description The symbol of the Estonian freedom fight The motif lifted from the centre of the most legendary and honourable Estonian marking of bravery, the Freedom Cross, became widely known during the First Republic (1918–1940) in every corner of our fatherland, as the men and women who had carried arms for national independence — but, most of all, for their homes and relatives — were in high regard among the people. It was therefore deeply symbolic for the Estonians fighting in the German Army in the 2nd World War to adopt the sign of the sword-wielding hand protecting Estonia as their insignia. In honour of all those who have participated in the armed fight for our homeland, this symbol has long been of pivotal significance in the iconography of Loits. The embroidered sleeve-patch's diameter is 8 cm.

The new Loits T-shirts with their gold print and quality material are as exclusive in appearance as "Must album" itself! At the moment the following sizes are on stock: T-shirts: M, L and XL; girlies: S, M and L. We also sell shirts in bulk (over 5 shirts) at bargain prices. Unfortunately, we can't do any trades.

The newsreel entitled "Vere Kutse" — the documented hisstory of the birth of Flak'N'Roll — was a testimony to Loits' coming of age. The objective of the current canned compendium of sound and image is meant to underline the period of "Vere Kutse Kohustab". One battle is successfully over for the grenadiers of Loits and now it is time to start preparing for another. In order to mark the occasion, our comerades on warpath received an invitation to join us in Rock Café on January 12, 2007, where all of the most timelessly furious marches by Loits were performed.

On that day a pledge was given that the grenadiers intend to keep rigidly. No-one will be hailed here with flak fire by the battalion of Loits before plans of the next attack have been drawn and new battlehymns committed to memory.

For those of you who happened to miss the call or those who just can't wait for the next heroic acts of Loits, this DVD was prepared. On it, you won't find Hollywood-style flashy camera work or never-before-seen massive displays of light and fire. The only thing you'll get is an hour's worth of undiluted, unrefined Flak'N'Roll.

The professionally dubbed DVD-R comes in a DVD-case with a colour-printed sleeve containing a foreword.