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Re-edition of the debut full-length studio album by Finnish Heavy/Power Metal band.
The first and only album to feature Nitte Valo on lead vocals. Originally released in 2011 by Hype Productions, the album was re-released next year by Nuclear Blast, when the band signed the contract with this major label, after they won Wacken Metal Battle. This young band from Finland, armed with a voice of a goddess of a singer, that showed right there under the stage lights how to make pure, spicy Heavy Metal with 80s influence and strong singing blinking to an operatic side!
"Steel" borrows concepts and names from the Japanese manga "Berserk".
The album reached No. 7 on the Finnish Album Chart.
Hype Records Finland/Nuclear Blast GmbH, 2011/2012 (NB 2853-2 | 27361 28532). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:
1. Enter The Metal World 4:38
2. Armageddon Clan 5:02
3. The Band Of The Hawk 4:40
4. Justice And Metal 2:34
5. Steel 4:20
6. Die-Hard Warrior 2:55
7. Cyberspace 3:59
8. Show Me How To Die 4:19
9. Savage And Saint 5:40
10. Iron Hand 4:04
11. Victory 3:52
12. Stay Black (Bonus Track) 4:05
Total playing time: 50:08 min.

European re-release of the debut full-length album by American Black Metal band.
An opus of cold, bleak atmospheres and intense glorification of darkness. This is a decent modern Black Metal album that really reminds of "In the Nightside Eclipse" to an extent, which isn’t a bad thing as it was arguably Emperor’s crowning achievement. This Tolkien-inspired horde blaze through frozen cosmic landscapes."Eternal Throne" is a lengthy album, which is really only broken up by the few minutes of ambience. The ambience isn’t even really scattered, the album opens and closes with an ambient track that appears to have been composed by the same person (Vinterriket) who mastered the album. This is an album that was done well and in a truer Black Metal form. Raw sweeping monuments to the black towers and the haunting presence of the ancient fallen warspirits. Enter the realm of cold misanthropic majesty!!
Cold Dimensions, 2008/2009 (Dimension 014). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:
1. Dämmerstunde (Einklang) 01:38
2. Dead Eyes of the Moon 05:07
3. Ruin Upon the Mountainside 08:45
4. The Dark Fire, the Black Gate 07:43
5. The Marching Shadows of Eternal Death 06:54
6. Under the Warlord Spell 06:42
7. Carn Dûm 06:53
8. In the Forest of Frozen Darkness 10:45
9. Archetyp des Schicksals (Ausklang) 03:35
Total playing time: 58:02 min.

The second full-length studio album by Polish Black Metal band.
In the same time known as the first album of Bartłomiej's Batushka, "Hospodi" enhances all the unique qualities that made the band such an instant phenomenon, while offering an entirely distinct and fresh sensory experience.
The album boasts the most ferocious and bewitching songs the band has penned to date. Fiercely conceived and audaciously executed, "Hospodi" takes the epoch-shattering essence of Batushka’s debut to a new level of idiosyncratic intensity. From the mesmerizing chants of the opening “Wozglas” to the blazing bombast of “Dziewiatyj Czas” and the pulsing, dark rock melodrama of “Wieczernia”, this is an album full of wildly dynamic, divergent moments, wherein the band’s otherworldly, inspirational fervour meets the whip-crack precision of 21st century brutality.
Perhaps most importantly, Batushka’s deft conjuring of religion’s synaptic shock ‘n’ awe looms large over every scything riff and bellicose scream. By the time fans reach the overpowering climax of the closing "Liturgiya", a true Damascene conversion is practically guaranteed!
180g Double Black Vinyl with Etching on the D side.
Metal Blade Records, 2019 (3984-15659-1). Made in Germany. First press.


Tracklist:

Sida A: Возглас    
1. Возглас 2:33
2. I. Девятый Час 6:08
3. II. Вечерня 5:31
4. III. Повечерие 5:29

Side B: Утро    
1. I. Полунощница 5:23
2. II. Утреня 5:26
3. III. Первый Час 4:37

Side C: День    
1. I. Третий Час 4:59
2. II. Шестой Час 4:29
3. III. Литургия 6:32



Samples: https://batushka.bandcamp.com

The debut full-length studio album by Finnish Heavy/Power/Speed Metal band.
Beast In Black is a Finnish-Greek-Hungarian band that was founded in 2015 in Helsinki by guitarist and songwriter Anton Kabanen, the former songwriter and ex-guitarist of Battle Beast. Like Battle Beast, the band's name is a tribute to the Japanese manga and anime series Berserk.
“Berserker” has a very obvious Power Metal sound, but it also wouldn’t be fair to say that’s all it brings to the table.  Within the ten tracks, your ears will hear a fine-tuned band that also adds in Classic Metal elements and even some non-Metal sounds; they play their music with such fervour and conviction that everything thrown into your ears is going to have honest, raw, emotional power to it. Yannis Popadopoulos was the right person to front this band — his expressive vocals are exciting and contain some of the best range you’ve heard in some time.  
The guitar riffs uses steady gallops, and traditional Classic Metal riffs than they do speed like some other Power Metal bands. It works better this way, as Anton and Kasperio Heikkinen are able to play full force while also keeping the songs grounded firmly into “pulverize your face,” area. Anton knows when to break down the walls and when to hang back a bit, to allow the other elements/instruments to shine. All too often, bands with “one main guy” tend to be nothing more than musical masturbation and too much show off time for one guy, but Anton brings the band together as a team. Together this team, this band called Beast In Black, have crafted one of the best Power/Classic Heavy Metal bliss albums you have heard! If you like this style at all, then you need this in your collection!!
"Berserker" ranked seventh on Finnish charts albums. It's also charted in Germany, United Kingdom, Sweden, Switzerland and France.
Note! This is the rare misprint release: the back cover and lyrics sheet list as the last three tracks (side B):
III. Eternal Fire
IV. End Of The World
V. Ghost In The Rain
The actual tracks are as mentioned in the track list below.
Nuclear Blast Tonträger Produktions- und Vertriebs GmbH, 2017 (27361 42151 | NB 4215-1). Made in Germany. First press. Misprint release.


Tracklist:

Side A
I. Beast In Black 4:28
II. Blind And Frozen 5:03
III. Blood Of A Lion 5:02
IV. Born Again 3:50
V. Zodd The Immortal 3:34

Side B
I. The Fifth Angel 3:29
II. Crazy, Mad, Insane 3:29
III. Hell For Al Eternity 3:33
IV. Eternal Fire 5:09
V. Go To Hell 5:34
Total playing time: 43:11 min.



Samples:
https://beastinblack.bandcamp.com

The second full-length studio album by Finnish Heavy/Power Metal band.
"From Hell With Love" is a homage to the eighties, so loved by Anton Kabanen – the founder and driving inspiration behind Beast In Black. Anton Kabanen was a founder member and musical leader of Battle Beast before leaving in 2015 citing musical differences. He promptly surrounded himself with a set of quality musicians in Papadopoulos, guitarist Kasperi Heikkinen and bassist Mate Molnar. For this second album, Atte Palokangas has replaced Sami Hänninen on drums.
Kabanen has a supreme talent for writing catchy melodies and hooks. The album picks up where their 2017 debut album, "Berserker", left off, instantly memorable melodies and hooks all delivered in founder Kabanen’s inimitable foot-stomping Power-House style. Virtually, every musical genre (Bar House and Rap) from the ’80s is included, making the album very commercial and instantly accessible across a broad audience.
"Berserker" reached number 25 in the U.K. album charts, this is set for greater things, given that Beast In Black made so many new friends when they supported Nightwish on their recent British tour.
This album has been highly anticipated among Beast In Black fans. They will not be disappointed and should now be joined by a whole legion of new fans.
Double Black Vinyl in Gatefold Cover.
Nuclear Blast GmbH, 2019 (27361 47441). Made in Germany. First press.


Tracklist:

A
1. Cry Out For A Hero 3:29
2. From Hell With Love 3:57
3. Sweet True Lies 3:28
4. Repentless 4:04
B
5. Die By The Blade 3:16
6. Oceandeep 5:47
7. Unlimited Sin 3:36
Running time: 27:37 min.

C
1. True Believer 3:30
2. This Is War 3:41
3. Heart Of Steel 4:23
D
4. No Surrender 4:17
Bonus Tracks:
5. Killed By Death (Mötörhead cover) 3:54
6. No Easy Way Out (Robert Tepper cover) 4:06
Running time: 23:51 min.

Total playing time: 51:28 min.


Samples: https://beastinblack.bandcamp.com

RSO Records, 1979 (RS-1-3041). Made in Canada. Used (cover/disc): EX+/EX+. OIS.

 
Tracklist:

Side A:
1. Tragedy    5:00    
2. Too Much Heaven    4:54    
3. Love You Inside Out 4:08    
4. Reaching Out 4:04    
5. Spirits (Having Flown) 5:17
    
Side B:
6. Search, Find 4:11    
7. Stop (Think Again) 6:37    
8. Living Together    4:18    
9. I'm Satisfied 3:53    
10. Until 2:25    
    
Total playing time: 44:47 min.

Debut full-length album by Austrian Metalcore/Groove Metal band.
This record was mastered by Tue Madsen and caused a phenomenal response not only in the local Metal/Hardcore scene but also in the international media.
In October 2007 Before The Fall supported the legendary Death Metal Band Gorefest on a great european tour and played 25 shows in Netherland, Spain, Italy, Austria, Germany, Hungary, Slovenia and Czech Republic.
Further the band shared the stages with acts like Sepultura, Obituary, Heaven Shall Burn, Hatesphere, Maroon, Aborted etc. and could prove that “Before The Fall” is a warrantor for a kick ass live performance!
The quality of the band also caused an appearance in the trailers for the “Red Bull X-Fighters” and the “Red Bull Air Race”!!
Noise Head Records, 2006 (NHR 00406 CD). Made in Austria. Pressed in Germany. First press.


Tracklist:
1. From Mutism to Riddance     03:02
2. Taste the Pain     03:39 
3. Purified     04:10 
4. Some Bleeding More     03:43 
5. Haunted Minds     02:18 
6. Walk Through Death     04:17 
7. Brute as Redemption     04:23 
8. The Blood for Freedom     04:03 
9. The Remedy     03:31
Total playing time: 33:06 min.

Deluxe Edition re-release of the second full-length studio album by legendary Polish Black Metal band.
One of the most controversial and diverse albums in the band's career, the album is intriguing for several reasons: it not only featured keyboards and female vocals (by Celina, the ex-girlfriend of Nergal), but showed Behemoth's uniqueness from the start, with their novel combination of Black, Viking and Thrash Metal. It was originally released in January 1996 through Solistitium Records, and later by Pagan Records. The album is Behemoth's last release before their shift into a Death Metal sound. Finally released domestically in the USA, "Grom" is also the only album in Behemoth's catalogue with completely Polish lyrics.
Although Poland’s evil sons have since grown beyond the stringent confines of Black Metal, "Grom" remains a pinnacle moment in Behemoth’s evolution!
180-gram Double Black Vinyl in Gatefold Cover with embossed gold print includes 24-page booklet with lyrics, interviews, vintage photos, as well as Download Card. Bonus disc contains 8 rarities (cover versions, rehearsals and live tracks).
Metal Blade Records, 1996/2023 (3984-16027-1). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:

LP1 “Grom”
Side Spellcraft
1. Intro 1:36
2. The Dark Forest (Cast Me Your Spell) 7:07
3. Spellcraft And Heathendom 4:51
4. Dragon's Lair (Cosmic Flames And Four Barbaric Seasons) 5:56    
Side Heathendom
1. Lasy Pomorza 6:26
2. Rising Proudly Towards The Sky 6:53
3. Thou Shalt Forever Win 6:38
4. Grom 5:28
Running time: 44:55 min.

LP2 “Artifacts”
Side Cosmic
1. Freezing Moon (Mayhem Cover) 6:06
2. Total Desaster (Destruction Cover) 4:38
3. Ostatni Tabor (KAT Cover) 3:47
4. Rising Proudly Towards The Sky (Rehearsal 1995) 5:23
Side Barbaric
1. Dragon's Lair (Rehearsal 1995) 5:51
2. The Dark Forest (Live at Pagan Triumph Tour, Maastricht, Netherlands 1996-09-14) 7:19
3. Spellcraft And Heathendom (Live at Pagan Triumph Tour, Maastricht, Netherlands 1996-09-14) 3:05
4. Lasy Pomorza (Live at XXX Years Ov Blasphemy, Kraków, Poland 2021-10-31) 6:47
Running time: 42:56 min.

Total playing time: 87:51 min.

The fourth re-release of the debut full-length studio album by legendary Polish Black Metal band.
The second release in the Slavonic Trilogy reissue series.
Once upon a time, Behemoth played under-produced and mediocre Black Metal before venturing where their hearts told them. Behemoth’s debut is a very good and rock solid album. It’s always had just the sound of Black Metal, and it finds the right moments to establish Black Metal scenery other than derived repetition. Behemoth decided to move forward into death metal with an interest in Sumerian gods and demons. The genre has changed, but you can spot the fascination in war and evil here too, and the ambition is very apparent. The album is completely memorable, with a style of their own the compositions manage to not be repetitive; it reaches and makes a unique and mature sound. Songs like “Hidden in a Fog”, “Entering the Faustian Soul” or “Hell Dwells in Ice” are undoubtedly the highlights of the album, but without taking merit away from the rest of the songs. Behemoth manages to be melodic, heavy, and atmospheric at different parts in the same composition, and they achieve this with the use of very few resources since they use the same ones throughout the whole album without it getting boring or repetitive. “Sventevith (Storming Near The Baltic)” delivers promising songs, but the band didn’t deliver their best, so their album ends up being a mere introduction to audiences to their first era.
Metal Blade Records has reissued the album, which includes a second disc of bonus tracks with four unreleased studio tracks and seven live tracks. Those just familiar with their more modern works, (anything from 1999 and onward, for sake of clarity), will find quite a different beast with this debut album.
Limited to 300 copies exclusive for UK market, Deluxe Edition 180-gram Double Brown Black Marbled Vinyl in gatefold cover with updated artwork and embossed gold print includes 24-page booklet with lyrics, interviews, vintage photos, as well as Download Card. Bonus disc contains 11 rarities (unreleased and live tracks).
Metal Blade Records, 1995/2021 (3984-15795-1). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:

Side Ignis
1. Chant Of The Eastern Lands 5:40
2. The Touch Of Nya 0:55
3. From The Pagan Wastlands 4:27
4. Hidden In The Fog 6:47
5. Ancient 1:59
Side Agua
1. Entering The Faustian Soul 5:30
2. Forgotten Cult Of Aldaron 4:34
3. Wolves Guard My Coffin 4:29
4. Hell Dwells In Ice 5:47
Running time: 40:08 min.

Side Terra
1. Cursed Angel Of Doom
2. Dark Triumph
3. Bless The For Granting Me Pain (Helevorn, 1994)
4. Hell Dwells In Ice (Helevorn, 1994)
5. Hidden In A Fog (Merry Christless 15.12.2017, Warsaw, Poland)
6. From The Pagan Vastlands (Black Metal Inferno Fest 08.06.1996, Rotterdam, Netherlands)
Side Aer
1. Hidden In A Fog (Black Metal Inferno Fest 08.06.1996, Rotterdam, Netherlands)
2. Wolves Guard My Coffin (Black Metal Inferno Fest 08.06.1996, Rotterdam, Netherlands)
3. Hidden In A Fog (Live At Riviera Remont 11.10.1996, Warsaw, Poland)
4. From The Pagan Vastlands (Pagan Triumph Tour 14.09.1996, Maastricht, Netherlands)
5. Hidden In A Fog (Pagan Triumph Tour 14.09.1996, Maastricht, Netherlands)

The fourth re-release of the debut full-length studio album by legendary Polish Black Metal band.
The second release in the Slavonic Trilogy reissue series.
Once upon a time, Behemoth played under-produced and mediocre Black Metal before venturing where their hearts told them. Behemoth’s debut is a very good and rock solid album. It’s always had just the sound of Black Metal, and it finds the right moments to establish Black Metal scenery other than derived repetition. Behemoth decided to move forward into death metal with an interest in Sumerian gods and demons. The genre has changed, but you can spot the fascination in war and evil here too, and the ambition is very apparent. The album is completely memorable, with a style of their own the compositions manage to not be repetitive; it reaches and makes a unique and mature sound. Songs like “Hidden in a Fog”, “Entering the Faustian Soul” or “Hell Dwells in Ice” are undoubtedly the highlights of the album, but without taking merit away from the rest of the songs. Behemoth manages to be melodic, heavy, and atmospheric at different parts in the same composition, and they achieve this with the use of very few resources since they use the same ones throughout the whole album without it getting boring or repetitive. “Sventevith (Storming Near The Baltic)” delivers promising songs, but the band didn’t deliver their best, so their album ends up being a mere introduction to audiences to their first era.
Metal Blade Records has reissued the album, which includes a second disc of bonus tracks with four unreleased studio tracks and seven live tracks. Those just familiar with their more modern works, (anything from 1999 and onward, for sake of clarity), will find quite a different beast with this debut album.
Limited to 700 copies exclusive for EU market, Deluxe Edition 180-gram Double Clear Beige Brown Marbled Vinyl in gatefold cover with updated artwork and embossed gold print includes 24-page booklet with lyrics, interviews, vintage photos, as well as Download Card. Bonus disc contains 11 rarities (unreleased and live tracks).
Metal Blade Records, 1995/2021 (3984-15795-1). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:

Side Ignis
1. Chant Of The Eastern Lands 5:40
2. The Touch Of Nya 0:55
3. From The Pagan Wastlands 4:27
4. Hidden In The Fog 6:47
5. Ancient 1:59
Side Agua
1. Entering The Faustian Soul 5:30
2. Forgotten Cult Of Aldaron 4:34
3. Wolves Guard My Coffin 4:29
4. Hell Dwells In Ice 5:47
Running time: 40:08 min.

Side Terra
1. Cursed Angel Of Doom
2. Dark Triumph
3. Bless The For Granting Me Pain (Helevorn, 1994)
4. Hell Dwells In Ice (Helevorn, 1994)
5. Hidden In A Fog (Merry Christless 15.12.2017, Warsaw, Poland)
6. From The Pagan Vastlands (Black Metal Inferno Fest 08.06.1996, Rotterdam, Netherlands)
Side Aer
1. Hidden In A Fog (Black Metal Inferno Fest 08.06.1996, Rotterdam, Netherlands)
2. Wolves Guard My Coffin (Black Metal Inferno Fest 08.06.1996, Rotterdam, Netherlands)
3. Hidden In A Fog (Live At Riviera Remont 11.10.1996, Warsaw, Poland)
4. From The Pagan Vastlands (Pagan Triumph Tour 14.09.1996, Maastricht, Netherlands)
5. Hidden In A Fog (Pagan Triumph Tour 14.09.1996, Maastricht, Netherlands)



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The fourth re-release of the debut full-length studio album by legendary Polish Black Metal band.
The second release in the Slavonic Trilogy reissue series.
Once upon a time, Behemoth played under-produced and mediocre Black Metal before venturing where their hearts told them. Behemoth’s debut is a very good and rock solid album. It’s always had just the sound of Black Metal, and it finds the right moments to establish Black Metal scenery other than derived repetition. Behemoth decided to move forward into death metal with an interest in Sumerian gods and demons. The genre has changed, but you can spot the fascination in war and evil here too, and the ambition is very apparent. The album is completely memorable, with a style of their own the compositions manage to not be repetitive; it reaches and makes a unique and mature sound. Songs like “Hidden in a Fog”, “Entering the Faustian Soul” or “Hell Dwells in Ice” are undoubtedly the highlights of the album, but without taking merit away from the rest of the songs. Behemoth manages to be melodic, heavy, and atmospheric at different parts in the same composition, and they achieve this with the use of very few resources since they use the same ones throughout the whole album without it getting boring or repetitive. “Sventevith (Storming Near The Baltic)” delivers promising songs, but the band didn’t deliver their best, so their album ends up being a mere introduction to audiences to their first era.
Metal Blade Records has reissued the album, which includes a second disc of bonus tracks with four unreleased studio tracks and seven live tracks. Those just familiar with their more modern works, (anything from 1999 and onward, for sake of clarity), will find quite a different beast with this debut album.
Limited to 500 copies exclusive for US market, Deluxe Edition 180-gram Double Clear Ash Gray Marbled Vinyl in gatefold cover with updated artwork and embossed gold print includes 24-page booklet with lyrics, interviews, vintage photos, as well as Download Card. Bonus disc contains 11 rarities (unreleased and live tracks).
Metal Blade Records, 1995/2021 (3984-15795-1). Made in Germany.



Tracklist:

Side Ignis
1. Chant Of The Eastern Lands 5:40
2. The Touch Of Nya 0:55
3. From The Pagan Wastlands 4:27
4. Hidden In The Fog 6:47
5. Ancient 1:59
Side Agua
1. Entering The Faustian Soul 5:30
2. Forgotten Cult Of Aldaron 4:34
3. Wolves Guard My Coffin 4:29
4. Hell Dwells In Ice 5:47
Running time: 40:08 min.

Side Terra
1. Cursed Angel Of Doom
2. Dark Triumph
3. Bless The For Granting Me Pain (Helevorn, 1994)
4. Hell Dwells In Ice (Helevorn, 1994)
5. Hidden In A Fog (Merry Christless 15.12.2017, Warsaw, Poland)
6. From The Pagan Vastlands (Black Metal Inferno Fest 08.06.1996, Rotterdam, Netherlands)
Side Aer
1. Hidden In A Fog (Black Metal Inferno Fest 08.06.1996, Rotterdam, Netherlands)
2. Wolves Guard My Coffin (Black Metal Inferno Fest 08.06.1996, Rotterdam, Netherlands)
3. Hidden In A Fog (Live At Riviera Remont 11.10.1996, Warsaw, Poland)
4. From The Pagan Vastlands (Pagan Triumph Tour 14.09.1996, Maastricht, Netherlands)
5. Hidden In A Fog (Pagan Triumph Tour 14.09.1996, Maastricht, Netherlands)



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The tenth full-length album by the cult Polish Black/Death Metal band.
Given that "The Satanist" is not only the first album by Polish firebrands Behemoth in five years but also their first since frontman Nergal was diagnosed with leukemia in 2010, you might expect them to be restless at the start, to burst open in a characteristic tangle of Extreme Metal. But they begin slowly, a sinister riff cutting patiently through open air. The drums march rather than maraud, while the bass pads the pocket. It feels like the preamble of a classic Rock anthem, perhaps the sequel to “Hells Bells”. But really, Behemoth want to make sure you can hear Nergal and understand him when he opens with purely heretic invective. Rather than emerge as though they have something to prove through speed and precision, one of Heavy Metal’s most popular bands elects to return with something to say that’s as vile and startling as most any moment in their previously impious two decades. Even the precipice of death, Nergal implies, didn’t soften his sacrilege. "The Satanist" in many ways reflects a synthesis of their stepwise, two-decade journey between atavistic Black Metal, expert Death Metal and a mid-career hybrid of the two. "The Satanist" doesn’t give up on high-end recording; in fact, with its occasional exultant choirs, horn fanfares, and acoustic interludes, it’s a complex and deliberate affair. This time, the sheen only highlights what’s beneath the surface, revealing these songs’ eccentricities and thrills rather than buffing them out.
Nergal is careful to stretch his style sheet of references beyond the Devil and Christ; he folds Latin and Coptic concepts into these lines, even nodding to John Milton in one passing moment. There was some doubt, after all, if Nergal would even live long enough to make another album. And there was certainly more doubt than hope that, if Behemoth did finish a tenth record, it would stand somehow as a late-career renaissance. But "The Satanist" is a terrific coil of most everything Behemoth have ever done well, a strangely hopeful vision of hell wrested away from its very grip. A vital, crushing monster of an album, it feels as though the band is digging deep here, tapping into hidden reserves of infernal power to deliver an album of profane and powerful sonic destruction! Behemoth sound revitalized and ready to destroy everything that stands in their path, and fans should be ready to either go along for the ride or be crushed!!
Nuclear Blast GmbH/High Fidelity Ltd./Raven Music, 2014 (STAR01CD). Made in Israel.


Tracklist:
1. Blow Your Trumpets Gabriel 4:25
2. Furor Divinus 3:06
3. Messe Noire 4:05
4. Ora Pro Nobis Lucifer 5:35
5. Amen 3:49
6. The Satanist 5:34
7. Ben Sahar 5:35
8. In The Absence Ov Light 4:58
9. O Father O Satan O Sun 7:13
Total playing time: 44:20


Samples: http://www.last.fm

The debut full-length studio album by legendary American Pop singer.
Carlisle began work on the album in 1985 following the breakup of the well-known Punk/New Wave band Go-Go's, for whom she was the lead singer. Some songs on "Belinda" were written by Carlisle's former bandmates in the Go-Go's, Charlotte Caffey and Paula Jean Brown, while the rest of the tracks were written by other songwriters, such as the Bangles' Susanna Hoffs. Carlisle has a single co-writing credit on one track,"Gotta Get to You". "Band of Gold" was a hit song for Freda Payne in 1970, which Carlisle covered for this album. Although Payne herself does not appear on the album version of the track, John Luongo overdubbed and remixed the track for a single release, which included prominent backing vocals by Payne. The 7" Single was only issued in Canada (where it hit No. 91 on the charts), but Payne's vocals were also heard on the dance mixes of Carlisle's version of the song, which were issued on a 12" Single in the US. The various "Band of Gold" remixes would later appear as bonus tracks on the 2003 re-release of the album. "I Need a Disguise" was written by the team of Tom Kelly and Billy Steinberg, who co-wrote the song with Susanna Hoffs, as it was originally intended for use by the Bangles. Kelly and Steinberg also co-wrote another song for Carlisle called "Dancing in the City", which she would eventually record and would later appear on the soundtrack for the 1987 movie "Burglar". "Stuff and Nonsense" is a cover of Tim Finn's song, originally performed by his band Split Enz on their 1979 album "Frenzy". The song "Shot in the Dark" appeared on the soundtrack for the film "Out of Bounds" (1986).
The album was supported by four Singles, with lead single "Mad About You", peaking at number 3 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and No. 1 in Canada. The album was successful in North America, peaking at No. 13 on the Billboard 200 and at number 24 on the Canadian Albums chart. It was moderately successful in Australia, where it peaked at number 42 and charted for 12 weeks. Belinda was certified Gold in the US and Platinum in Canada, selling over one million copies worldwide.
International Record Syndicate, Inc./ MCA Records, Inc., 1986 (MIRF 1012). Made in UK. First press. Insert. Used (cover/disc): EX+/EX+.


Tracklist:

Side 1
1. Mad About You 3:36
2. I Need A Disguise 3:55
3. Since You've Gone 3:12
4. I Feel The Magic 3:20
5. I Never Wanted A Rich Man 4:12

Side 2
1. Band Of Gold 3:42
2. Gotta Get To You 4:06
3. From The Heart 3:12
4. Shot In The Dark 3:23
5. Stuff And Nonsense 4:30

Total playing time: 37:08 min.

The debut full-length studio album by legendary American Pop singer.
Carlisle began work on the album in 1985 following the breakup of the well-known Punk/New Wave band Go-Go's, for whom she was the lead singer. Some songs on "Belinda" were written by Carlisle's former bandmates in the Go-Go's, Charlotte Caffey and Paula Jean Brown, while the rest of the tracks were written by other songwriters, such as the Bangles' Susanna Hoffs. Carlisle has a single co-writing credit on one track,"Gotta Get to You". "Band of Gold" was a hit song for Freda Payne in 1970, which Carlisle covered for this album. Although Payne herself does not appear on the album version of the track, John Luongo overdubbed and remixed the track for a single release, which included prominent backing vocals by Payne. The 7" Single was only issued in Canada (where it hit No. 91 on the charts), but Payne's vocals were also heard on the dance mixes of Carlisle's version of the song, which were issued on a 12" Single in the US. The various "Band of Gold" remixes would later appear as bonus tracks on the 2003 re-release of the album. "I Need a Disguise" was written by the team of Tom Kelly and Billy Steinberg, who co-wrote the song with Susanna Hoffs, as it was originally intended for use by the Bangles. Kelly and Steinberg also co-wrote another song for Carlisle called "Dancing in the City", which she would eventually record and would later appear on the soundtrack for the 1987 movie "Burglar". "Stuff and Nonsense" is a cover of Tim Finn's song, originally performed by his band Split Enz on their 1979 album "Frenzy". The song "Shot in the Dark" appeared on the soundtrack for the film "Out of Bounds" (1986).
The album was supported by four Singles, with lead single "Mad About You", peaking at number 3 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and No. 1 in Canada. The album was successful in North America, peaking at No. 13 on the Billboard 200 and at number 24 on the Canadian Albums chart. It was moderately successful in Australia, where it peaked at number 42 and charted for 12 weeks. Belinda was certified Gold in the US and Platinum in Canada, selling over one million copies worldwide.
International Record Syndicate, Inc./ MCA Records, Inc., 1986 (IRS-5741). Made in USA. First press. OIS. Insert. Used (cover/disc): EX+/EX.


Tracklist:

Side 1
1. Mad About You 3:36
2. I Need A Disguise 3:55
3. Since You've Gone 3:12
4. I Feel The Magic 3:20
5. I Never Wanted A Rich Man 4:12

Side 2
1. Band Of Gold 3:42
2. Gotta Get To You 4:06
3. From The Heart 3:12
4. Shot In The Dark 3:23
5. Stuff And Nonsense 4:30

Total playing time: 37:08 min.

The third Single from the second full-length studio album, “Heaven On Earth”,  by legendary American Pop singer.
Released in May 1988, it reached number seven, becoming Carlisle's fourth and last Top-10 Hit in the United States. It also charted at number five in Canada, ending the year as the country's 69th-most-successful Single.
"Circle in the Sand" was written by Rick Nowels and Ellen Shipley, who wrote many of Carlisle's Hit Singles in the late 1980s and into the early 1990s, including her signature song "Heaven Is a Place on Earth". The first known appearance of the song in progress is from the "Lost Heaven Demos" bootleg, which features a solid drum beat, lead keyboard line and simple bass with no guitars present, and completed lyrics. The final album version of the song features a unique lead keyboard theme provided by Thomas Dolby, combined with a thumping bass-line and accentuated with swirling and shimmering guitar, including some played in reverse during the bridge.
The music video, directed by Peter Care in Half Moon Bay, California, uses the Single Edit Version of the song and was released by MCA Records in March 1988.
Virgin Records Ltd., 1988 (609 954 | 609 954-213). Made in Germany. First press. 45 RPM. Used (cover/disc): NM-/EX+.


Tracklist:

Side One
1. Circle In The Sand (Beach Party Mix) 7:50

Side Two
1. Circle In The Sand 3:20
2. Circle In The Sand (Seaside Mood Groove Mix) 3:51

Total playing time: 15:03 min.
 

The second full-length studio album by legendary American Rock/Pop singer.
Belinda's massively successful sophomoric second solo album, and her international breakthrough after leaving The Go-Go's.
Three Singles of the album reached the top 10 of the US Billboard Hot 100, including the signature song "Heaven Is a Place on Earth". The first Single released, "Heaven Is A Place On Earth", reached the number one position throughout the world. The second Single released, "I Get Weak", reached number two spot in the U.S. and garnered a top 10 placing in Canada and the U.K. The third Single, "Circle In The Sand", reached the top 10 in many countries, among them U.K. (#4), U.S. (#7) and Canada (#5). From the fourth Single on, the Singles released from the album varied in different territories. The Cream cover "I Feel Free" was released only in the U.S., reaching #88 on the Billboard Hot 100. This was the final U.S. Single from the album. In Europe, "World Without You" (another Diane Warren song) was released, where it reached the top 40. A fifth and final Single in the U.K. was the ballad "Love Never Dies" which reached number #54.
Among the songs Carlisle recorded, but did not include on the album, are "Waiting for a Star to Fall" and "Some Hearts", which would become big hits for Boy Meets Girl and Carrie Underwood, respectively.
The album has been certified triple Platinum in the United Kingdom and Platinum in many countries, including the United States.
Virgin Records Ltd., 1987 (CDV 2496). Made in EU. 


Tracklist:
1. Heaven Is A Place On Earth 4:07
2. Circle In The Sand 4:26
3. I Feel Free 4:49
4. Should I Let You In? 4:17
5. World Without You 4:43
6. I Get Weak 4:52
7. We Can Change 3:45
8. Fool For Love 3:55
9. Nobody Owns Me 3:13
10. Love Never Dies... 5:17
Total playing time: 43:24 min.

The second full-length studio album by legendary American Rock/Pop singer.
Belinda's massively successful sophomoric second solo album, and her international breakthrough after leaving The Go-Go's.
Three Singles of the album reached the top 10 of the US Billboard Hot 100, including the signature song "Heaven Is a Place on Earth". The first Single released, "Heaven Is A Place On Earth", reached the number one position throughout the world. The second Single released, "I Get Weak", reached number two spot in the U.S. and garnered a top 10 placing in Canada and the U.K. The third Single, "Circle In The Sand", reached the top 10 in many countries, among them U.K. (#4), U.S. (#7) and Canada (#5). From the fourth Single on, the Singles released from the album varied in different territories. The Cream cover "I Feel Free" was released only in the U.S., reaching #88 on the Billboard Hot 100. This was the final U.S. Single from the album. In Europe, "World Without You" (another Diane Warren song) was released, where it reached the top 40. A fifth and final Single in the U.K. was the ballad "Love Never Dies" which reached number #54.
Among the songs Carlisle recorded, but did not include on the album, are "Waiting for a Star to Fall" and "Some Hearts", which would become big hits for Boy Meets Girl and Carrie Underwood, respectively.
The album has been certified triple Platinum in the United Kingdom and Platinum in many countries, including the United States.
The label side of the disc represents a vinyl record with the grooves and the centre label. The playing side of the disc is black to mimic a record.
Edsel Records, a division of the Demon Music Group Ltd., 1987/2015 (NINETY28). Made in UK. 


Tracklist:
1. Heaven Is A Place On Earth 4:07
2. Circle In The Sand 4:26
3. I Feel Free 4:49
4. Should I Let You In? 4:17
5. World Without You 4:43
6. I Get Weak 4:52
7. We Can Change 3:45
8. Fool For Love 3:55
9. Nobody Owns Me 3:13
10. Love Never Dies... 5:17
Total playing time: 43:24 min.

The second full-length studio album by legendary American Rock/Pop singer.
Belinda's massively successful sophomoric second solo album, and her international breakthrough after leaving The Go-Go's.
Three Singles of the album reached the top 10 of the US Billboard Hot 100, including the signature song "Heaven Is a Place on Earth". The first Single released, "Heaven Is A Place On Earth", reached the number one position throughout the world. The second Single released, "I Get Weak", reached number two spot in the U.S. and garnered a top 10 placing in Canada and the U.K. The third Single, "Circle In The Sand", reached the top 10 in many countries, among them U.K. (#4), U.S. (#7) and Canada (#5). From the fourth Single on, the Singles released from the album varied in different territories. The Cream cover "I Feel Free" was released only in the U.S., reaching #88 on the Billboard Hot 100. This was the final U.S. Single from the album. In Europe, "World Without You" (another Diane Warren song) was released, where it reached the top 40. A fifth and final Single in the U.K. was the ballad "Love Never Dies" which reached number #54.
Among the songs Carlisle recorded, but did not include on the album, are "Waiting for a Star to Fall" and "Some Hearts", which would become big hits for Boy Meets Girl and Carrie Underwood, respectively.
The album has been certified triple Platinum in the United Kingdom and Platinum in many countries, including the United States.
Demon Records, 1987/2018 (DEMREC306). Made in UK. Pressed in Czech. 180g Heavyweight Translucent Blue Vinyl.


Tracklist:

Side One
1. Heaven Is A Place On Earth 4:06
2. Circle In The Sand 4:26
3. I Feel Free 4:49
4. Should I Let You In? 4:16
5. World Without You 4:41

Side Two
1. I Get Weak 4:51
2. We Can Change 3:43
3. Fool For Love 3:56
4. Nobody Owns Me 3:12
5. Love Never Dies... 5:15

Total playing time: 43:17 min.

The second full-length studio album by legendary American Pop singer.
Belinda's massively successful sophomoric second solo album, and her international breakthrough after leaving The Go-Go's.
Three Singles of the album reached the top 10 of the US Billboard Hot 100, including the signature song "Heaven Is a Place on Earth". The first Single released, "Heaven Is A Place On Earth", reached the number one position throughout the world. The second Single released, "I Get Weak", reached number two spot in the U.S. and garnered a top 10 placing in Canada and the U.K. The third Single, "Circle In The Sand", reached the top 10 in many countries, among them U.K. (#4), U.S. (#7) and Canada (#5). From the fourth Single on, the Singles released from the album varied in different territories. The Cream cover "I Feel Free" was released only in the U.S., reaching #88 on the Billboard Hot 100. This was the final U.S. Single from the album. In Europe, "World Without You" (another Diane Warren song) was released, where it reached the top 40. A fifth and final Single in the U.K. was the ballad "Love Never Dies" which reached number #54.
Among the songs Carlisle recorded, but did not include on the album, are "Waiting for a Star to Fall" and "Some Hearts", which would become big hits for Boy Meets Girl and Carrie Underwood, respectively.
The album has been certified triple Platinum in the United Kingdom and Platinum in many countries, including the United States.
MCA Records Inc., 1987 (MCA-42080). Made in USA. First press. Promotional Copy. Still sealed original pressing vinyl.


Tracklist:

Side One
1. Heaven Is A Place On Earth 4:06
2. Circle In The Sand 4:26
3. I Feel Free 4:49
4. Should I Let You In? 4:16
5. World Without You 4:41

Side Two
1. I Get Weak 4:51
2. We Can Change 3:43
3. Fool For Love 3:56
4. Nobody Owns Me 3:12
5. Love Never Dies... 5:15

Total playing time: 43:17 min.

The second Single from the second full-length studio album, “Heaven On Earth”, by legendary American Pop singer.
"I Get Weak" reached number two on the US Billboard Hot 100, number four on Canada's RPM 100 Singles chart, and number 10 on the UK Singles Chart.
Virgin Records Ltd., 1988 (VS 1046). Made in the UK. First press. Silver Injection Label. Used (cover/disc): EX-/EX.


Tracklist:

Side One
I Get Weak 4:15

Side Two
Should I Let You In 4:15

Total playing time: 8:30 min.