VINYL

The second full-length studio album by legendary Canadian Jazz/Blues Rock vocalist-guitarist and his band.
The Jeff Healey Band’s sophomore release features guest appearances by Mark Knopfler (Dire Straits), Jeff Lynne (ELO) and the legendary George Harrison singing harmonies and playing acoustic guitar on one of the Jeff Healey Band’s most memorable performances, a fantastic cover of “While My Guitar Gently Weeps”.
In 1991, the album was nominated for an "Album of the Year" Juno Awards.
Arista Records, Inc., 1990 (210 815). Made in Germany. Printed in Holland. First press. Used: cover/vinyl: EX/EX.

Tracklist:

Side One
1. Full Circle 4:11
2. I Think I Love You Too Much 6:27
3. I Can't Get My Hands On You 3:40
4. How Long Can A Man Be Strong 4:25
5. Let It All Go 3:42
6. Hell To Pay 3:53

Side Two
1. While My Guitar Gently Wheeps (The Beatles cover) 5:13
2. Something To Hold On 3:56
3. How Much 4:46
4. Highway Of Dreams 4:47
5. Life Beyond The Sea 4:56

Total playing time: 49:56 min.

The third EP by the cult British Heavy Metal/NWOBHM band.
Tokyo Blade's "Madame Guillotine" EP holds the distinction of, much to fans' surprise, not sucking nearly as hard as the ensuing albums responsible for definitively sinking the British Heavy Metal band's career. In fact, both its opening title track and immediate follow-up, "Break Out", were hard-driving borderline Speed Metal numbers that Tokyo Blade delivered with unexpected fervor. Oddly coveted from the "Night Of The Blade" LP is anonymous “Love Struck”, a animal capable of acceptance within Metal’s traditional civilization rather than on its outskirts, and while this jolted heart may have gone mostly unnoticed in its main full-length home, its saddened cordial gait, quasi-mainstream tolerance, and appealing contagion can’t become lost in the badlands. 
A pressing from Roadrunner has four tracks, Banzai for Canada gives ‘em six, and Bernett of France manages five, however be forewarned those songs past the original three tracks are just more of the same stalwart swag that's been featured previously all over Tokyo Blade’s discography. 
Roadrunner Productions, 1985 (125498). Made in Holland. 45 PRM. Used: EX+/NM-.
 

Tracklist:

Side 1
1. Madame Guillotine 04:37

B SIDE
2. Break Out 03:42
3. Love Struck 03:42
4. Attack, Attack 03:32

Total playing time: 15:33 min.

The second full-length album by American AOR band.
Urgent gelled when Michael and Steve Kehr, formerly of Sterling, pulled other brother Don along for "Cast The First Stone", a great debut produced by the storied Ian Hunter. Hunter hauls old bro Mick Ronson, the guitarist from Hull, 'round again for Urgent's sophomore effort "Thinking Out Loud". Already jaded by the '80s, Hunter found the first album sessions to be a soulless experience, feeling records and radio were closed books. As a result, the royal duo's workload lightens to only co-authoring three tracks: "If This Is Love," "Inch by Inch", and "Pain (Love Is a Victim)" - the last intended for a future Hunter/Ronson project. Judas Priest helmsman Tom Allon handles production. Ensnaring no fanfare or air time, and lacking the snap of the first record, "Thinking Out Loud" disappeared instantly, along with Urgent, though the band maintains status in esoteric AOR circles.
However, this album has a good range. We can find very nice combination of tunes here, and be in love with tracks like "Running Back" for it's awesome keyboards and pre-chorus. "If This Is Love" is a great ballad. You'll can't forget the catchy "Give'em Enough Rope" for a great contributions. Still, this album is good one to have in your collection!
Manhattan Records, 1987 (MLT46680). Made in USA. First press. Although item brand new and factory sealed, there are tiny cut out on right down corner.


Tracklist:
Side A
1. Pain (Love Is A Victim) 4:21
2. Shot In The Dark 3:51
3. I Can't Take It No More 3:42
4. If This Is Love 4:51
5. Always Be There 3:28

Side B
6. Running Back 4:19
7. Extra Extra 3:45
8. Give 'em Enough Rope 4:42
9. Inch By Inch 3:49
10. All Over The World 4:24
Total playing time: 41:12 min.

American edition of the debut full-length album by the cult German Hard ‘n’ Heavy band.
Victory was a band that should have become a household name in the United States but just never quite made it to the top. Even though they had a great career in Europe, the audience in the U.S.A. was never quite as accepting.
After releasing their successful self-titled debut album in 1985, they came back even stronger with “Don’t Get Mad… Get Even” and released the single “The Check’s in the Mail”. The song immediately charted and became a huge radio hit and the future looked bright for this band full of talented musicians.
Consisting of Herman Frank (Accept) on guitar, Charlie Huhn on vocals, Tommy Newton on guitar, Peter Knorn on bass, and Fritz Randow on drums, Victory proved to be as formidable as anyone on the circuit.
It’s still a mystery why this band is not mentioned alongside some of the mainstays of the “hair band” time period. If you were one of the fans who got “on board” back in the 80’s, you know what to expect with this re-release! If you are new to Victory and “Don’t Get Mad… Get Even”, you are in for a surprise, as this hard-edged, 80’s style Rock 'n' Roll will be an easy listen!!
Mercenary Records, 1987 (MER 2105). Made in USA. First American press. Still Sealed.


Tracklist:

SIDE ONE
1. Check's In The Mail 4:06 
2. Are You Ready 3:15 
3. Not Me 3:34 
4. Arsonist Of The Heart 4:01 
5. Hit And Run 3:30

SIDE TWO
6. She's Back 3:33 
7. Turn It Up 3:38 
8. Seven Days Without You Make Me Weak 3:58 
9. Sneaking Out 4:31 
10. Running Wild 3:47

Total playing time: 37:53 min.

The third full-length studio album by American Heavy Metal band.
It sounds actually much better than a lot of stuff that was out back then! Wild Dogs are a band out of Portland, Oregon that began their career in 1980. They were lost in the shuffle back in the eighties, but they toured with a lot of those traditional Heavy Metal bands that had a longstanding career.
The singer Matt McCourt sounds like a mix of Joe Elliott from Def Leppard, Vince Neil from Mötley Crüe, with a dash of Rob Halford. Every song pounds you to the ground and rocks out like never before! They are very traditional Heavy Metal and could give a run of the money to a lot of the bands out there today!!
Safe to say that their main comparison would be with Mötley Crüe and early Judas Priest. Sounds a lot like some early New Wave Of British Heavy Metal and just makes you want to headbang, even at work or on the subway home. No song really stands out, as every song is pretty much equal on that front. Great riffs, pounding drums, and a singer with such a range, it’s pretty incredible. Such a shame that they weren’t getting recognition back then.
From top to bottom, this is what Heavy Metal meant to the masses in the mid to late eighties!!! A must listen for fans of traditional Heavy Metal!!!!
Enigma Records, 1987 (ST-73241). Made in USA. Printed in Canada. First press. Still sealed. Small cut on the cover.


Tracklist:

SIDE ONE
1. Metal Fuel ( In The Blood) 4:55 
2. Man Against Machine 3:49 
3. Call Of The Dark 4:15 
4. Siberian Vacation 4:38 
5. Psychoradio 4:19

SIDE TWO
6. Streets Of Berlin 5:11 
7. Spellshock 3:44 
8. Reign Of Terror 5:48 
9. We Rule The Night 5:28

Total playing time: 42:07 min.

Remastered re-release of the first official album by legendary Russian Post-Punk singer and musician Yana Diagileva.
Limited Edition to 333 numbered copies. Comes with exclusive prhoto-card.
Wyrgorod, 1988/1989/1991/2017 (LPWYR 175). Made in Russia. Pressed in Germany.


Tracklist:

Side 1
1. Мы По Колено 1:44
2. Только Дождь 0:55
3. Стаи Летят 2:11
4. Декорации 1:15
5. Особый Резон 2:32
6. Берегись! 2:19
7. Полкоролевства 1:40
8. На Чёрный День 2:04
9. Печаль Моя Светла 0:51
10. Медведь Выходит 1:14

Side 2
1. Рижская 1:48
2. От Большого Ума 4:10
3. Полкоролевства 1:52
4. Крестом и Нулём 5:33
5. Позабыт-Позаброшен 4:08