| | U D O Timebomb CD - Import U D O Discography of CDs
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Recorded in November 1990 & February 1991.
All tracks have been digitally remastered.
All tracks are digitally remastered.
Recorded at Dierks Studios, Cologne, Germany in November 1990 & February 1991.
Udo: Udo Dirkschneider (vocals); Matthias Dieth (guitar); Thomas Smuszynski (bass); Stefan Schwarzmann (drums).
U.D.O.: Udo Dirkschneider (vocals); Matthias Dieth (guitars); Thomas Smuszynski (bass instrument); Stefan Schwarzmann (drums). Purchase Timebomb CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Baroness Blue Record CDs (2009) Limited Edition; Deluxe Edition
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Georgia-based psychedelic rock band (calling them a metal act seems very reductive, though there's some seriously headbangable material on this disc) Baroness has made a subtle but unmistakable evolutionary leap on this, their second full-length and a clear companion piece to 2007's RED ALBUM. It's hard to say exactly what new guitarist ...
| | Atreyu Congregation Of The Damned CD (2009)
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On their latest effort, Atreyu come with more of the same metalcore that listeners have come to expect from the band. All of the familiar elements are in place, with the alternating screaming/soaring vocals, ...
| | House Of Lords Cartesian Dreams CD (2009) (Import)
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| | King Diamond The Graveyard CD (1996) Bonus Tracks; Reissue; Remastered; Enhanced CD
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| | Steve Vai - Live At The Astoria DVDs (2001)
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Steve Vai is a world-renowned virtuoso guitarist, captured here at the London Astoria on December 6 and 7th, 2001. With a tight band backing him, Vai lets loose with some awesome fretboard action, some of which will leave guitar aficionados gobsmacked. Two ...
| | Alice In Chains Facelift CD (1990)
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Long before the phrase, "Seattle scene" spoke of an impact that a new generation of musicians was having on rock music, Alice in Chains was struggling to be recognized in the shadow of bands that were more focused on image than craft. On FACELIFT, the band's major label debut, Alice in Chains proved that its fusion ...
| | Rebaelliun Bringer Of War/Burn The Promised Land CD (2000) (Import) Netherlands
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| | Mindflayer It's Always 1999 CD (2004)
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| | Horna Viha Vuodet CD (2007)
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| | Mark Lavey I Pray CD (2008)
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Riding on the heels of landing three (3) original songs within the top 100 of the 5th annual Contemporary Christian Music Network International (CCMNI) songwriting contest www.christiansongwriting.com, not to mention national TV’s VH1 network contacting his publishing company for the use of another song, Mark Lavey is on the brink of something special. Presently living in the Twin Cities, Mark is an accomplished singer/songwriter who plays, produces, and arranges his own music. With an adult Christian contemporary-pop flavor, his latest project and new CD, "I Pray", was released in December of 2007. “I’m very passionate about the messages in my music because they have ministered to many people,” Mark exclaims adding, “I thank God for using me to serve Him.” Mark is pitching his material as an artist/performer looking for a recording contract, a songwriter in search of a major publishing deal, or additional work as a session guitar player. His faith and talent come together in no finer example than when Mark received a phone call from a family 200 miles away from his home, asking for permission to engrave the lyrics to one of his songs “Walk In The Ways Of Our Lord” on their 6 year old daughter’s tombstone. She had recently been killed in a car accident. While a sit-in bass player for the pop group The Rembrandts in the late 80’s, Mark continued to write and record his own material in addition to doing session guitar work at Creation Studios in Minneapolis, owned and operated by Steve Wiese (Steve Miller Band, Paula Abdul) and Terry Grant (Lipps, Inc., Lamont Cranston). Busy shopping his music, Mark also had the good fortune of appearing on TV in Nashville in 1987, thanks to his original “With You” placing 17th out of 50,000 songs in a national songwriting contest. With the song drawing interest, local doors opened and a few of his originals snuck in on Minneapolis radio. In 1991, Mark teamed up with The Music Staff’s Decker Velie to record a 5 song demo at James Walsh’s (Gypsy) Metro Studios in Minneapolis. It was through Decker that he met Billy Barber, composer of the “All My Children” theme song and a national recording artist living in Nashville. Billy’s “A Million Miles Away” was Mark’s first track on the demo. Rob Arthur, now the keyboard player for Peter Frampton, was one of Mark’s session players. But it was through this demo’s outcome and misfortunes of the cold-hard business that Mark decided his morals were more important than success. His once-steady musical pursuit was now on hold…In July of 2001, Mark and his family suffered the loss of their infant son. Compounding matters, the end of August found him laid off and looking for work. Less than two weeks later, the devastation of 911 left America grieving. Having felt like the world was crashing around him, Mark turned to the one thing he could always depend on…God and music. With a renewed dedication to follow Christ, Mark set out to record ...
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