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Purchase Aldo Nova CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Scorpions Blackout CD (1982)
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Blackout was the Scorpions' first majorly successful album, due to its clever balance of pop/rock (the title track), power ballads ("When the Smoke Is Going Down"), and catchy heavy metal ("Dynamite," "No One Like You"). Vocalist Klaus Meine had a throat operation prior to the record's release, and surprisingly, his voice sounds more melodic and lively than ever. The rest of the band sounds great as well, and the album is highlighted by the fast-paced performances of guitarists Rudolf Schenker and Matthias Jabs. Blackout has arguably been called the Scorpions' best ...
| | Styx Paradise Theater CD (1981)
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PARADISE THEATER was arguably the last great Styx album, as the rift between Dennis DeYoung's balladry and the more hard-hitting approach of James Young and Tommy Shaw hadn't yet wreaked havoc on the group's output. There's a vague concept about the tearing down of an old theater, but as with most concept albums, the songs are the important thing.
"Rockin' The Paradise" is one of the group's most effective rockers and most substantial group efforts (its one of the few songs written by all three of the band's composers). Tommy Shaw brings his pop sensibilities to the fore on the ridiculously catchy (and hugely successful) ...
| | Night Ranger Midnight Madness CD (1983)
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Night Ranger's 1982 debut, DAWN PATROL, was a surprise success (albeit a moderate one)--due largely to the MTV anthem "Don't ...
| | Voivod Dimension Hatross CD (1988)
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Released nearly two years after the transitional Killing Technology, Dimension Hatröss is the first album where Voivod's experimental metal is explored from beginning to end. Shedding the clichéd lyrics that the band relied on for their first two releases, they're thankfully replaced by much more thought-provoking lyrics. The group has also grown as musicians -- guitarist Denis d'Amour is one of metal's finest, the rhythm section of Michel Langevin on drums and Jean-Yves Theriault on bass is tighter than ever, and vocalist Denis Belanger sings more conventionally (no more shrieking). ...
| | Saxon Dogs Of War CD (1995)
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Though early-'90s albums like Solid Ball of Rock and Forever Free showed encouraging signs that New Wave of British Heavy Metal stalwarts Saxon still had a few aces left in their deck, a three-year recording hiatus, and another independent label change hardly foreshadowed an imminent return to full-strength. And yet the bums from Barnsley came damn close to achieving just that with their next effort, 1995's Dogs of War, which, as well as a positively thunderous title track for the ages, featured a slew of winning numbers like the biker anthem "Big Twin Rolling (Coming Home)," the ominous "Great White Buffalo" (not the Ted Nugent song), and the slate-cleaning mission statement of "Yesterday's Gone." In fact, there wasn't an outright dud in sight (OK, "Walking Through Tokyo" kinda sucked), and it's fair to say the album hit home with a level of confidence and, most importantly, honesty. which Saxon hadn't displayed since their glory days. No more mindless arena rock anthems and sappy-ass ballads for the American market, no more bullsh*t, just straight-ahead heavy metal for their long suffering faithful, and a fitting last call for longtime guitarist Graham Oliver, who bowed out ...
| | Tesla Gold CDs (2008) Remastered
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Tesla fans looking for something a little more fulfilling than 1995's Time's Makin Changes: The Best of Tesla or 2001's 12-track 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Tesla will find Geffen's two-disc ...
| | Blur Parklife 1 CD (2002) (Import) Limited Edition
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| | Dorian Wilde Better Alone CD (2004) (Import) Italy
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| | Dj Zinc Drum & Bass Arena CD (2005)
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| | Drakkar Sauna Wars And Tornadoes CD (2008) Digipak
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| | Willie Nile Live From The Streets Of New York CD (2008)
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While promoting his excellent 2006 release, STREETS OF NEW YORK, singer-songwriter Willie Nile played a memorable gig at New York's Mercury Lounge, captured on this live CD and a companion DVD. Nile's gritty, understated vocals--recalling that other New York son, Lou Reed-are paired with spirited, ...
| | Roy, Clifton & Folkstringer Where The Rock Meets The Rail CD (2008)
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Clifton Roy & Folkstringer are a 5-piece Americana band from Chicago, complete with vocals, acoustic guitar, upright bass, mandolin and percussion. CR&F have infused bluegrass, blues and country into a strong roots foundation guided by luminaries such as Townes Van Zandt, Bob Dylan and Hank Williams Sr. One fellow from Nashville described their sound as, "Nickel Creek with more balls." 4 out of the 5 members grew up within half a mile of each other and began playing music together at the age of 16. Clif approaches songwriting with a maniacal zest and is currently locked ...
| | Mach Pelican Pulsate To The Back Beat CD (2008) (Import) Import
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| | Rick Welter Band I'm All Yours CD (2009)
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The Rick Welter Band delivers a master class in touch and mood on I’m All Yours (Bluestopia Records), a survey of roots styles that avoids tired covers.This is music for a small club, just like the good old days. -- Tom Hyslop, Blues Revue magazineHailing from Albany New York and currently based out of Portland Oregon, Rick Welter spent some time in Chicago and the San Francisco Bay Area. He and his band have been giving a legion of fans heaping helpings of timeless “American Roots Music” for years. Over the course of his career he has played with such luminaries as Charles Musselwhite, Big Walter Horton, Mitch Woods, Junior Watson, John Nemeth, Paul Delay and many, many more. He has also appeared on numerous music festivals throughout the USA both as back-up guitarist/vocalist and as a headliner. This award winning R&B guitar man combines the raw energy of the Blues with the soulful feel of 50’s and 60’s R&B!“The first time I saw Rick play I thought to myself ...
| | Ceccato Donizetti: Maria Stuarda CD (2009) (Import)
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