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Second full-length album by russian Extreme Funeral Doom Metal band.
The long awaited full length album from Siberian band rises this conservative genre to a higher level. Inheriting the album name from the "The Nine Billion Names of God" by Arthur C. Clarke this unpredictable album crafted in traditions of Funeral Doom inters the area of science fiction combining musical genre with fictional scientific theories. The musicians themselves treat the main idea of the album as perspective of human personal tragedy at the background of the tragedy of human society as a whole which tends to self-destruction. This is the band’s vision of the story of the World’s end: solid guitar sound combined with growl in different emotional tones draw the senses of mankind fallen into apathy and drifting towards self-destruction.
The dark soundscapes were created with help of Greg Chandler from Esoteric who performed mastering at his studio in UK, M. Hater and I. Stellarghost from Abstract Spirit appeared as guest musicians!
Solitude Productions, 2013 (SP. 074-13). Made in Russia.


Tracklist:
1. A Concrete Wall     34:43 
2. Ichor     18:28 
3. Starlit: A Rude Awakening     09:30 
4. Starlit: We Rest at Last     09:40
Total playing time: 72:21

Compilation album by legendary British Rock band.
Love 'em or hate 'em, Status Quo have been Rockin' the charts for four decades. While they remain living legends and Rock icons in the U.K., Europe, South America, and elsewhere, they can't even get arrested in the States!
When T. Rex were prancing about on-stage with feather boas and glitter, Quo were wearing blue jeans and t-shirts and playing head-down, floor-shaking Rock & Roll. When the Rolling Stones were jetsetting all around the world with beautiful models, Quo were treading the boards, playing sweaty Blues-based Rock, and perfecting the ultimate three-chord Symphony. 
From their Psychedelic beginnings with hits like "Pictures of Matchstick Men" (later turned into a college radio hit when covered by Camper Van Beethoven) and "Ice in the Sun" to their boogie-fueled Rock & Roll hits like "Caroline", "Down Down", and "Paper Plane", Status Quo were, and still are, the ultimate party band.
With plenty of absolutely killer tracks, this two-disc set is the best Quo collection for fans!
2CD in Super Jewel Box.
Universal International Music B.V., 2008 (5313395). Made in Germany. First press.


Tracklist:

CD1
1. Pictures Of Matchstick Men 3:10
2. Ice In The Sun 2:12
3. Down The Dustpipe 2:04
4. In My Chair 3:15
5. Paper Plane 3:00
6. Mean Girl 3:59
7. Caroline 3:48
8. Break The Rules 3:40
9. Down Down 3:54
10. Roll Over Lay Down (Live) 5:42
11. Rain 4:36
12. Mystery Song 4:01
13. Wild Side Of Life (Jimmy Heap And The Melody Masters cover) 3:17
14. Rockin' All Over The World (John Fogerty cover) 3:36
15. Again And Again 3:43
16. Whatever You Want 3:50
17. Living On An Island 3:50
18. What You're Proposing 3:53
19. Lies 3:56
20. Don't Drive My Car 4:13
Running time: 73:41 min.

CD2
1. Something 'bout You Baby I Like (Tom Jones cover) 2:41
2. Rock 'n' Roll 3:52
3. Dear John 3:13
4. A Mess Of A Blues (Elvis Presley cover) 3:22
5. Marguerita Time 3:22
6. The Wanderer (Dion cover) 3:23
7. Rollin' Home (cover) 3:59
8. Red Sky 4:13
9. In The Army Now (Bolland cover) 3:42
10. Ain't Complaining (cover) 4:00
11. Burning Bridges 3:52
12. The Anniversary Waltz (Part 1) 5:34
   a) Let’s Dance (Chris Montez cover)
   b) Red River Rock
   с) No Particular Place To Go
   d) The Wanderer (Dion cover)
   e) I Hear You Knocking (Smiley Lewis cover)
   f) Lucille (Little Richard And His Band cover)
   g) Great Balls Of Fire (Jerry Lee Lewis And His Pumping Piano cover)
13. I Didn't Mean It 3:24
14. Fun Fun Fun [Feat.The Beach Boys] (The Beach Boys cover) 3:05
15. Jam Side Down 3:30
16. You'll Come 'Round 3:27
17. The Party Ain't Over Yet 3:53
18. Beginning Of The End 3:18
19. It´s Christmas Time 4:13
20. Jump That Rock (Whatever You Want) [Feat. Scooter] 3:24
Running time: 73:29 min.

Total playing time: 146:47 min.

The second full-length studio album by Swedish Power Metal band.
Traditional 90s style Power Metal with fast and Speedy tracks and melodic hooks. Band's high-intensity guitar playing generally a bit faster than most other similar Power Metal, but they have all the qualities of bands similar in nature to their own. The guitar playing is fast-paced, and the solos are at blinding speed. The vocals are generally quite high and soaring, and the drums are solid foundation beats. The bass seems to be hard to pick up on in the music, but in general band have a very good sound. In short, they're fast, powerful and fruity as an orchard. Steel Attack tends to feature really cool opening riffs that they follow up on with solid songs, unlike some other bands we know.
Steel Attack's strength definitely lies in their guitar work. This is a staple sound for fans of the genre. If you like the genre, you won't want to miss this well-done album!
AFM Records/Scarecrow Records, 2001/2003 (SC03069). Made in Mexico.


Tracklist:
1. Fall into Madness 04:22 
2. The Beast 04:59 
3. Guardians 04:13 
4. Holy Swordsmen 05:28 
5. Judgement Day 05:50 
6. Wings of Faith 06:15 
7. Clearing the Mind 04:34 
8. Fireballs 04:31 
9. Defender of the Crown 05:24
Total playing time: 45:36 min.

The debut full-length studio album by American Glam Metal band.
Hair Metal is still alive! Taking debauchery to the next level for their debut, Steel Panther gather inspiration from Warrant, Poison, and Mötley Crüe and pretend to be a Metal band with two primal desires: rocking faces and scoring chicks. Metal satire is a well-traveled road, with Bad News, Spinal Tap, and Tenacious D, all taking their respective turns portraying lunkheaded Metalheads.
Metal references fly out of every corner, with nods to the Def Leppard ultra-processed "whoa oh" sound, Richie Sambora's "Bad Medicine" guitar talk box intro, and a slapping acoustic ode to Extreme's definitive power ballad, "More Than Words". Steel Panther's ability to create songs that sound like they came from 1987 is commendable.
Tracks "Fat Girl", "Stripper Girl" and "Hell's On Fire" are re-recordings from the band's 2003 EP Hole Patrol (which was released under their old name Metal Shop), while "Death to All But Metal" is a re-recording from their 2004 contribution to the Metal Sludge compilation "Hey That's What I Call Sludge! Vol. 1".
The album debuted on #123 and peaked at #98 on the Billboard 200 chart, as well as peaked at #1 on the Billboard Top Comedy Albums chart.
Universal Republic Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc., 2009 (B0012849-02). Made in USA.


Tracklist:
1. Death To All But Metal 2:30
2. Asian Hooker 4:02
3. Community Property 3:39
4. Eyes Of A Panther 3:37
5. Fat Girl 4:38
6. Eatin' Ain't Cheatin' 3:51
7. Party All Day 3:03
8. Turn Out The Lights 4:26
9. Stripper Girl 3:35
10. The Shocker 4:10
11. Girl From Oklahoma 3:56
Total playing time: 41:27 min.

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The fourth full-length studio album by American Glam Metal band.
Rude, crude, and lude. Would anyone expect anything less from Steel Panther? There’s never been any middle ground when it comes to the material of today’s most successful Glam Metal band around. Reactions are explicit. Either you have adored or been disgusted by them. They’ve long been a polarizing yet strong presence in the Rock world for years, despite being pigeonholed as a one-trick pony. Prepare to be amazed, however.
Their fourth release is slightly less overtly dirty than previous work. In Steel Panther terms, that really doesn’t mean much. This observation only considers the fact that this record follows their previous release, "All You Can Eat", which featured track titles such as “Bukkake Tears” and “Glory Hole”. No detail is needed in describing what those songs are about. Unfortunately, their ridiculously over-the-top song material and persona has somewhat overshadowed the talent level of this four-piece.
It’s understandable, considering their shtick has been a comedic presentation highlighting the more laughable aspects of the 1980’s hairspray-rock scene. Steel Panther is basically Bon Jovi cranked a thousand fold in the sleaziest direction possible. They do it loud and they do it proud. What gets lost in the parody is the sheer chemistry that is prevalent in the music. This ability is just as much, if not stronger of a presence on Lower the Bar. A sense of focus is more apparent than before.
A brilliant cover of Cheap Trick’s “She’s Tight”, featuring Robin Zander himself in a cameo role to vocalist Michael Starr (Ralph Saenz), is done appropriately with the just the right amount of zeal. It’s surprisingly pretty straightforward and symbiotic. “Goin’ In the Backdoor” really showcases the virtuosity of guitarist Satchel (Russ Parrish), featuring a notably blistering solo that cuts through like a knife. The hard-driving, “I Got What You Want”, is an up-tempo Rocker, blending a healthy dose of slamming electric and keyboards. Starr displays his vocal prowess and versatility throughout the album, a trait that has carried over noticeably into the live shows.
"Lower The Bar" will undoubtedly please the Steel Panther loyalists, but also offer a musical proficiency that is in short supply amongst other more “serious” modern Rock bands!
Deluxe Edition features two bonus tracks and 3D Lenticular Cover.
Kobalt Label Services America, Inc., 2017 (SP001CDX). Made in UK. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Goin' In The Backdoor 3:10
2. Anything Goes 3:01
3. Poontang Boomerang 3:23
4. That's When You Came In 3:46
5. Wrong Side Of The Tracks (Out In Beverly Hills) 3:07
6. Now The Fun Starts 3:44
7. Pussy Ain't Free 3:56
8. Wasted Too Much Time 3:51
9. I Got What You Want 4:13
10. Walk Of Shame 4:12
11. She's Tight (Cheap Trick cover) 2:57
Bonus Tracks:
12. Red Headed Step Child 3:40
13. Momentary Epiphany 2:57
Total playing time: 45:57 min.

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Remastered re-release of the fifth full-length album by the cult American Progressive Power Metal band.
The band of Steve Dachinsky was initially formed in the early 80's under the moniker Hard Prophet. As the years went by, Steve changed the band's name into Steel Prophet and released a demo called "Inner Ascendance" in 1990 which indicated the great potential of the band. The band released six albums during the 90's and one in the year 2000.
"Book Of The Dead" is their next album, which hoppingly for the band will make some people (who ignored them) take a better look at their work. It's a dynamic Heavy/Power Metal album with twelve tracks spinning around ancient Egypt's atmospherical theme (as most of you know, "Book of the Dead" was like a bible in ancient Egypt). So the theme of the whole album is actually pretty attracting for starters!
Rick Mythiasin's vocals vary in most of the songs and that's a great plus in the album. Not much to say about the guitars as Steve Kachinsky simply is a great guitar player and he's been around for almost 20 years! The Bass is fine, nothing special but fine. Karl Roqvist is quite a good drummer and he keeps the basic structure well together. He's powering like hell in some songs, he goes dynamically and slow in others and generally in a few plain words he's great.
Some people say that the song "Escaped" is like Iron Maiden's "The Trooper" or "Hallowed Be Thy Name", because of a particular riff in the song. It might remind you slightly of Iron Maiden but guitar chords aren't owned by anyone.
"Book Of The Dead" is a great Power/Heavy Metal album by some guys who know how to play, so don't turn your back on it. Give it shot, you'll like it!!
Digitally 24-Bit remastered re-edition on 24kt Gold CD!
Nuclear Blast GmbH/Metal Mind Productions, 2001/2008 (MASS CD 1229 DG). Made in Poland.


Tracklist:
1. When Six Was Nine 3:46
2. Tragic Flaws 3:53
3. Escaped 4:04
4. Soleares 0:37
5. Church Of Mind 5:47
6. Burning Into Blackness 6:50
7. The Chamber 0:31
8. Locked Out 4:00
9. Ruby Dream (Faith And Hope) 1:15
10. Phobia 5:13
11. Anger Seething 4:24
12. Oleander 0:26
Total playing time: 40:46

Remastered re-release of the third full-length album by the cult American Progressive Power/Thrash Metal band.
One of Power Metal's most underrated bands, America's Steel Prophet has managed to mix aggressive, borderline Thrash and Progressive Metal with some supremely melodic arrangements. True Metal at it's best! Steel Prophet is a name that never actually heard until they started putting songs on just about every Heavy Metal "tribute" CD that came out. Thing about their covers were that they were usually the best songs on the compilations.
The concept album based on Ray Bradbury's "Fahrenheit 451" showed off the band's knack for twin-guitar leads and its ability to craft memorable songs and solos. Twin-guitar leads and melodic vocal lines in the classic mold of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal. In fact, so complete is this record that a faithful cover of Fates Warning's "The Apparition" seems tacked on at the end.
Mythiasin's voice, along with Kachinsky's vision, is one major reason why Steel Prophet continued to exist despite years of flying under the Metal community's radar. The band released compelling, intelligent and muscular Metal during America's Grunge and Nu-Metal era. For that alone, we should be grateful. 
In any case, this is an excellent album, sort of like early Fates Warning but heavier!
Digitally 24-Bit remastered re-edition on 24kt Gold CD!
Nuclear Blast GmbH/Metal Mind Productions, 1999/2008 (MASS CD 1230 DG). Made in Poland.


Tracklist:
1. Montag (Chapter One) 5:58
2. New Life (Chapter Fice) 5:27
3. Strange Encounter (Chapter Two) 4:42
4. The Secret (Chapter Three) 5:26
5. We Are Not Alone 5:31
6. Betrayal (Chapter Four) 6:38
7. Look What You've Done 4:03
8. Scarred For Life 4:26
9. Spectres 4:41
10. The Apparation 5:49
Bonus Track:
11. Ride The Sky 5:58
Total playing time: 58:39

Remastered re-release of the sixth full-length album by the cult American Progressive Power Metal band.
After starting the band in the ‘80s, founder Steve Kachinsky never gave it much thought that in the year 2002 they’d still be going strong and creating the most important and vital music of their careers. "Unseen" seethes with passion and vitality, and Steel Prophet’s undying hunger gives the songs on album an underlying rawness and edge. Their first three releases, combined with constant gigging in the LA area with bands like Armored Saint and Fates Warning, gained them a loyal following, but it wasn’t until Nuclear Blast signed them in 1998 that Steel Prophet truly emerged as a powerful music force.
The album balances its aggression and intense, often politically charged lyrics with dreamy ‘70s inspired melodies, easily creating the deepest listening experience Steel Prophet has ever delivered. While each recording has shown progression, "Unseen" contains the distilled essence of the previous releases while expanding the band’s sound beyond the confines of traditional Metal. "Unseen" is a virtual yin and yang of emotions that show the band’s versatility and their desire to create each song as a unique experience. Album presents ideas and sounds that at first seem incongruous, but with repeated listening, it slowly meshes into a cohesive unit of words, sounds and ideas. The underlying spiritual nature of the music makes it seem as if Steel Prophet is giving listeners a glimpse into something truly “unseen”!!
Digitally 24-Bit remastered re-edition on 24kt Gold CD!
Nuclear Blast GmbH/Metal Mind Productions, 2002/2009 (MASS CD 1290 DG). Made in Poland.


Tracklist:
1. Truth 4:45
2. Rainwalker 4:17
3. One Way Out 4:14
4. Shattered Apart 3:25
5. Among The Damned 5:33
6. Bolero 2:13
7. Mirror, Mirror, Life After Life 5:40
8. Magenta 3:54
9. Blackest Of Hearts 3:47
10. Martyred 5:04
11. Killer's Confession 6:43
12. Magenta (Reprise) 1:34
Total playing time: 51:09

The fourth full-length album by Epic Heavy/Power/Speed Metal band from Argentina.
Probably their best album. Good vocals and very interesting song lines! A big positive surprise from Argentina!!
Guest guitar solos by Ross The Boss (ex-Manowar)!!!
Metalica zine/La Pieza Records, 2009 (LPR 005-02). Made in Argentina. First press. Please note: although the CD is new and has never been played, there are light visual shabby on the disc surface, happened during transit, that will not affect the sound quality.


Tracklist:
1. Mesías Del Metal 04:34
2. Esto No Es Rock And Roll 04:56
3. La Unica Puta Que Paga 05:19
4. Detrás De La Línea 06:40
5. Sutiles Corsarios 04:47
6. El Silencio de Grendel 00:40
7. 2 Horas En La 105 04:13
8. Yo Estoy Aqui ¿Dónde Están Todos? 06:16
9. Para Ser Tu Dios 07:11
10. Quizás En Otro Momento 05:35
11. Incendio En Imrryr 01:20
12. Melnibone (Reino De Elric) 11:12
Total playing time: 01:02:43

The first compilation album by Argentinean Epic Heavy/Power Metal band.
First best of album from this amazing band.
An excellent collection for every old school maniac!
Buy or die!!
Metalica Fanzine/Del Imaginario Discos, 2011 (D.I. 164). Made in Argentina. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Arderán     5:37
2. El Guiño De Medusa     5:20
3. Leones Y Hombres De Honor     5:22 
4. El Retorno Del Mesías     7:06 
5. Aliados De Nadie     4:28 
6. Un Instante En El Tiempo     4:39 
7. Como El Aguila Que Encierras     4:21 
8. Hasta El Final De Los Tiempos     3:11 
9. Espada De La Libertad     4:39 
10. Dentro Del Fuego     4:00 
11. Posesión     6:32 
12. El Herrero     5:26 
13. Apocalipsis     4:04 
14. Trident     3:24 
15. Primitivo     4:18 
16. Tropas Del Imperio     7:06
Total playing time: 79:33

Re-release on CD of the third full-length album by the cult American Heavy Metal band.
“Prisoners”, originally released in 1988 via Black Dragon Records, nearly two years after the previous “Second Offense”, displays the first lineup changes within the Steel Vengeance personal. Tracy Kerbuski arrived as the new lead/rhythm guitarist along with the slashing drummer Marshall Davis manning the skins. Furthermore, this lineup changes also injected venom within the band’s perception towards their earlier music.
Steel Vengeance actually lived up beyond the elements of Hard Rock/Glam/Hair Metal that stood firm on the earlier album thus preparing the grounds for gristle Speed/Heavy Metal accustomed to the classic US Metal code with clear influences of Motörhead and a few early Megadeth and Metallica signatures (minus the technical stuff) but still engulfed by the captivating magic of post NWOBHM bands. Of course “Prisoners” still remained true to the band’s earlier musical endeavors, but eventually it took the band higher than their last effort.
“Prisoners” sounded nastier, heavier, always on the attack, flashing with emphatic shred soloing that seemed to last for long moments or in every naked moment.
A great comeback to awesomeness for this American band, taking another step in their development!! Strongly recommended for fans of Iron Maiden and Judas Priest!!!
Black Dragon Records, 1987/1996 (BDCD 059). Made in France. An exact bootlegged replica.


Tracklist:
1. Burned Out     3:56 
2. Destroy     5:03 
3. Streets Of Gold     7:02 
4. She'll Never Tell     3:56 
5. Under World     4:20 
6. Prisoners     5:59 
7. Run From The Law     3:19 
8. Till Tomorrow     5:26 
9. Vengeance Is Mine     3:39 
10. Can't Stop The Rain     4:03
Total playing time: 46:43

The sixth full-length album by the legendary American guitarist-virtuoso.
After the disastrous full-band Heavy Metal project of Sex & Religion, Steve Vai returned to recording solo with "Alien Love Secrets". It's a moodier, more atmospheric collection than his masterpiece, "Passion And Warfare", which makes it slightly revelatory. With the new sonic textures, the guitarist again demonstrates his fluid technique, which manages to never become completely mechanical. Considered by musician as EP, really this if full-length album.
Steve Vai: "The recording and release of "Alien Love Secrets" marked another turning point in my personal evolution. I felt independent again and immensely happy. I was more concerned with making the record that I wanted to make, and not worry about what some others thought I should be doing. It also marked the beginning of the professional relationship with my current manager, Ruta Sepetys. She is everything that you would never expect in the typical music biz manager. She is honest, driven, sincere, shrewd and compassionate all rolled into a powerful yet unassuming beautiful blond-haired frame".
Overall, this was a very interesting album for Steve Vai. Some tracks ("Bad Horsie", "Ya-Yo Gakk") are really out there in terms of the guitar effects and other... effects, while another is normal ("Die to Live"). Still another is in the Metal genre ("Kill the Guy with the Ball") while the other two are great ballads ("The Boy from Seattle", "Tender Surrender"). It just goes to show you how versatile and creative this man is. There's something for everyone on the CD!!
The album reached No. 125 on the U.S. Billboard 200 and remained on that chart for two weeks, as well as reaching No. 72 on the Dutch albums chart.
Relativity Records Inc., 1995 (478586 2). Made in Austria. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Bad Horsie 5:51
2. Juice 3:44
3. Die To Love 3:52
4. The Boy From Seattle 5:04
5. Ya-Yo Gakk 2:52
6. Kill The Guy With The Ball / The God Eaters 7:02
7. Tender Surrender 5:09
Total playing time: 33:34


Samples: http://www.last.fm

The fourth full-length studio album by German Brutal Death Metal/Deathcore band.
During their fifteen years of existing, Stillbirth has created a unique style that gives them a distinct sound. Listening to the album "Global Error" for the first time, you'll immediately thought of a Cephalic Carnage band. The reason of the association is not related with the similarity of these bands: contrary, the music of Stillbirth is quite individual. The analogy can be traced only in terms of the presence of a variety of musical experiments.
What connects all the tracks of the album: the presence of Technical Death, growling, pigging and menacing vocals, also the adding of Slamming, Brutal, slowly shakes - in the style of Devourment. Of course, it should be noted German style - there are some influences of other German bands. The sound and mixing are on the height, everything is done competently and skillfully.
Experiments of these guys lead to unexpected results. For example, recitation, like a Rap (in the spirit of "Fred Durst" of Limp Bizkit) at the end of the track "Open Up This Fucking Pit" is listened naturally and does not spoil the song, but only adds to it originality. 
The musicians do not skimp on the original guitar riffs, the album is not boring, and it holds throughout the entire listening, it catches. Twelve songs full of brutal, heavy riffs, extreme blasts and breaks awaits you! Brilliant sound and a 12 pages booklet featuring the artwork of Mottla is the result!!
Rising Nemesis Records/Deafground Records, 2015 (RNR030 / 60162 75068). Made in Germany. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Intro 1:58 
2. Chainsaw Throatcut 3:43 
3. Open Up This Fucking Pit 3:27 
4. Global Error 3:08 
5. On The Edge Of Society 4:21 
6. Don't Give A Fuck 3:10 
7. Media Zombies 3:07 
8. Mothertrucker 4:42 
9. Chronic Avenger 3:05 
10. Margin Call 3:56 
11. Schmand An Der Hand 1:52 
12. Faces Of Meth 2:34
Total playing time: 39:05 min.


Samples: https://risingnemesisrecords.bandcamp.com

The second full-length studio album by Italian Brutal Death Metal band.
Early 90s US Old-school Brutal Death Metal! Total massacre!!
Punishment 18 Records, 2010 (P18R031). Made in Italy. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Path Of Damnation - Break Of The Second Seal 06:23
2. Napalm Rain 05:42
3. Chains Of Damnation 05:45
4. Black Aura Shadow 04:40
5. Materialistic Suffocation 03:23
6. Stock Of Vengeance 04:50
7. Sadistic Flesh Pleasure 04:15
8. Ascension Of Seven Blades - Sorrow Descends 06:00
Total playing time: 41:02 min.

Debut full-length album by Canadian Heavy Metal band.
It's amazing when local underground bands creating and writing new original material and not just slogging it out on the local bar scene doing covers. To create an independent debut album takes time, hard-work and commitment, characteristics that are sometimes hard to come by, let alone trying to pay for the thing. It’s guys like Stinger that keep the scene going.
Take a heavy dose of Iron Maiden and Judas Priest, mix it with the vocals of Chuck Billy during "Practice What You Preach", inject it with a Heavy 90s atmosphere, throw in a bit of Thrash, and shove some classic solos up its ass. And what you get is Stinger’s debut masterpiece, "Manic Depressor"!
The well-produced, eleven cuts span just under an hour of good time head-banging fun. Musically, Stinger spans a number of sounds with ease and proficiency. It’s not just a retro sound but the tone is a bit more modern at times. All those dissimilar styles blend nicely into something quite unique. There are a few slower moments, like the middle section of "Harmantra" that bleeds into some excellent soloing. Literally every single track is a magnificent example of excellent songwriting, tight musicianship and fantastic awesomeness.
This is a confident, mature debut album that will turn a few heads.  This is really masterpiece! If you’re a fan of good music, you won’t regret it!!
Selfreleased, 2011. Made in Canada. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Time to Die     03:01 
2. Manic Depressor     04:13 
3. Hellbent     04:01 
4. Harmantra     04:17 
5. Going Down     05:16 
6. Outlive the Outlaw     05:02 
7. 12 Years     07:21 
8. Dream Revolver     04:59 
9. Hot Rockin'     04:12 
10. Black Snake Kiss     04:48 
11. Lucid Screams     06:10
Total playing time: 53:20


Samples:  https://soundcloud.com

The 3rd  album by American Hard Rock/Grunge band. “Tiny Music…” displays a drastic change in the band's sound, featuring music strongly influenced by 60s rock and bands such as The Beatles.
"Trippin' On A Hole In A Paper Heart" was nominated for a 1997 Grammy Award for Best Hard Rock Performance. Used: good.
Atlantic, 1996 (7567-82871-2). Made in Germany. First press.
 

Tracklist:
1.Press Play 01:21
2.Pop's Love Suicide 03:43
3.Jumble In The Rough 03:18
4.Big Bang Baby 03:23
5.Lady Picture Show 04:08
6.And So I Know 03:57
7.Trippin' On A Hole In A Paper Heart 02:56
8.Art School Girl 03:35
9.Adhesive 05:34
10.Ride The Cliche 03:17
11.Daisy 02:18
12.Seven Caged Tigers 04:15
Total playing time: 41:45

Re-release of the five classic studio albums, in one set, by the legendary American Alternative Rock/Grunge band.
Includes the albums: "Core" (1992), "Purple" (1994), "Tiny Music... Songs From The Vatican Gift Shop" (1996), "No. 4" (1999), and "Shangri-La Dee Da" (2001).
Each of these five albums is presented as a mini-LP in a cardboard sleeve, making this a quick, easy, affordable way to get all of band's best albums at once.
100% musthave for every Alternative Rock maniac!!
Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company, 1992/1994/1996/1999/2001/2012 (8122797185). Made in Germany. First press.

Tracklist:

CD 1: Core
1. Dead & Bloated 5:11 
2. Sex Type Thing 3:38 
3. Wicked Garden 4:05 
4. No Memory 1:20 
5. Sin 6:05 
6. Naked Sunday 3:49 
7. Creep 5:33 
8. Piece Of Pie 5:24 
9. Plush 5:14 
10. Wet My Bed 1:36 
11. Crackerman 3:14 
12. Where The River Goes 8:27

CD 2: Purple
1. Meat Plow 3:36 
2. Vasoline 2:57 
3. Lounge Fly 5:18 
4. Interstate Love Song 3:14 
5. Still Remains 3:33 
6. Pretty Penny 3:42 
7. Silvergun Superman 5:16 
8. Big Empty 4:54 
9. "Unglued" 2:34 
10. Army Ants 3:46 
11. Kitchenware & Candybars 8:08 
12. My Second Album 3:12

CD 3: Tiny Music... Songs From The Vatican Gift Shop
1. Press Play 1:21 
2. Pop's Love Suicide 3:43 
3. Tumble In The Rough 3:18 
4. Big Bang Baby 3:23 
5. Lady Picture Show 4:08 
6. And So I Know 3:57 
7. Trippin' On A Hole In A Paper Heart 2:56 
8. Art School Girl 3:35 
9. Adhesive 5:34 
10. Ride The Cliche 3:17 
11. Daisy 2:18 
12. Seven Caged Tigers 4:17

CD 4: No. 4
1. Down 3:48 
2. Heaven & Hot Rods 3:26 
3. Pruno 3:14 
4. Church On Tuesday 3:00 
5. Sour Girl 4:16 
6. No Way Out 4:19 
7. Sex & Violence 2:54 
8. Glide 5:00 
9. I Got You 4:15 
10. MC5 2:42 
11. Atlanta 5:19

CD 5: Shangri-La Dee Da
1. Dumb Love 2:51 
2. Days Of The Week 2:35 
3. Coma 3:40 
4. Hollywood Bitch 2:44 
5. Wonderful 3:48 
6. Black Again 3:27 
7. Hello It's Late 4:22 
8. Too Cool Queenie 2:47 
9. Regeneration 3:54 
10. Bi-Polar Bear 5:04 
11. Transmissions From A Lonely Room 3:15 
12. A Song For Sleeping 4:15 
13. Long Way Home 4:32

Total playing time: 235:00 min.

Re-release of the debut full-length album by the russian Doom Metal band.
The first band of Lazar and Kniaz of Arkona!
Severe canonical Death/Doom Metal in the best traditions of the genre. Powerful growl, viscous riffs, excellent tandem of drummer and bassist, little keyboards. Along to great stuff, flawless performance and high-quality recording, the album listen completely normal today and does not look anachronistic in the framework of conservative Doom Metal genre. "Victims Gallery" - one of the best domestic Doom/Death Metal albums of mid 90s!
Re-edition is dedicated to the memory of the band's drummer Dmitry "DM" Kosterev (1975-2004).
For fans of My Dying Bride, Tiamat, Anathema and all Doom Metal maniacs in general!
Wroth Emitter Productions, 1996/2005 (W.E. 008). Made in Russia.


Tracklist:
1. 4000 Years Ago 01:50
2. Notre-Dame de Paris 05:57
3. In Hell 04:59
4. Blind Pain 09:49
5. Town of Silence / Voice from the Past 10:34
6. Emily 06:07
7. Goddess Meetra's Victim 10:08
8. ... 01:55
Total playing time: 51:19


Samples: http://www.last.fm​​​​​​

The second full-length studio album by Swedish Melodic Heavy Metal band.
Formed by longtime members of the Swedish underground metal scene, Stonelake presents melodic Metal, which has a distinctly melancholy edge underneath its catchy, accessible surface.
All songs contain a good dose of synths; even on the faster-paced, aggressive numbers such as "Body Talk" and "Rest My Eyes on You". The band goes all 80's on "Magic Signs" in the vein of Dokken, but the staccato riffery and drumming belies the comparison towards the middle. There are also ballads on the album: "Words Are Not Enough" and "One Love One Heart" are both punctuated by cool guitar arpeggios, soaring vocals, and ever-present synth layering.
Stonelake's main duo comprises of Jan Akesson and Peter Grundstrom. They've known each other for many years, and this is obvious while listening to the album, since there's profound chemistry between them two. This Swedish band has already released one album in prior, "Reincarnation".
Enlisting the services of Jaime Salazar on drums, "World Entry" sees the quartet flirting on-the-edge with melodic Hard Rock the Scandinavian way. Pompous keyboards, high-pitched vocals from Grundstrom and furious guitar themes by Akesson leave the band on top of trying to perform something more than just Hard 'n' Heavy music. As if TNT, Journey, heavy Boston, 80's Deep Purple and Jacob's Dream would jam on a beautiful spring day. The album features various tempos and, of course, includes a very good ballad called "Words Are Not Enough". On the other hand, tracks like "Magic Signs" will nail you down at first hearing. The solo work provided by Akesson is quite notable, while Grundstrom uses his voice with much of experience; exchanging fury and passion anyway he wants it. To hell and back again: the use of 'personality' keys in this album gradually rises to be the strong ace of "World Entry". Some will surely see enough of a Dream Theater influence in the keys' arrangement, and there seems to be a very good reason for this.
"World Entry" is not a typical album, genre-free. It bears the unique charisma of, gradually, winning over your ears. Stonelake seems to be a rather hard working band in terms of composing/recording. And the question is: do you want to get away with this fact? Even Euro Power Metal fans will like this album!
Metal Heaven/Mystic Empire/Mazzar Records, 2007 (MYST CD 294). Made in Russia. Used (cover/disc): NM/EX+.


Tracklist:
1. Deal With The Devil 4:56 
2. Body Talk 4:17 
3. Words Are Not Enough 4:57 
4. City Of Illusion 4:45 
5. Rest My Eyes On You 4:17 
6. Magic Signs 4:47 
7. Before I Go 4:42 
8. Cold Blood 3:55 
Bonus Track:
9. One Love One Heart 4:12
Total playing time: 40:55 min.



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Second full-length album by the American Hard Rock band.
The best Hard Rock band to ever come out of Indianapolis. Jason Stonewall and Joe Joe Weekends songwriting is at its best throughout this CD. Their road experiences are legendary having dominated the club circuit and concert stage from 80 to 87 opening for everybody from Accept, Kiss and Iron Maiden to Zebra.
Somewhat a continuation of their former band Why On Earth, this CD delivers the goods. These songs will haunt you and your "special someone" for days and years to come! Incredible!! Buy this CD and hear what made these guys the Metal gods of Indy!!!
Long Island Records, 1995/ (LIR 00072). Made in Germany. First press. Please note: although the CD is new and has never been played, there are light visual shabby on the disc surface, happened during transit that will not affect the sound quality.


Tracklist:
1. Stand It     3:54 
2. Drinkin' Alone (And Waitin' On You)     4:10 
3. Girl I Used To Know     4:06 
4. Our Love     4:04 
5. Long Lost Love     3:13 
6. Back On Track     4:58 
7. Where My Life Leads Me To     3:57 
8. The Public Eye     4:40 
9. Late As Hell     3:51 
10. For Only You     4:41 
11. Seeing Double Vision     4:21 
12. All Night For You     4:23 
13. Hungry For More     4:25
Total playing time: 54:43


Samples:  http://www.lastfm