Hard Rock Sleaze Glam AOR HEAVY
What it isn’t mysterious is the type of music on offer here; quality Scandinavian melodic rock / AOR with the classy sound form the era ranging from Europe circa 1988 (Out Of This World album) to Talk Of The Town self-titled debut from the same year.
01 – I Don’t Wanna Lose You
02 – Tonight
03 – Angel Eyes
04 – Dream Girl
05 – Deep On You
06 – What About You
07 – Put My Heart On Fire
08 – Sleepless
09 – Love And Satisfaction
10 – Time Is Over
11 – When I Feeling Down
Live at the Olympic: The Last DJ is a live DVD by American musician rock band Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, first released in September 2003. The film features the band’s 2002 album The Last DJ performed in its entirety. Also featured are several of the band’s other songs, and “You Wreck Me” from Petty’s 1994 solo album Wildflowers. It was directed by Martyn Atkins.
“The Last DJ”
“Money Becomes King”
“Dreamville”
“Joe”
“When a Kid Goes Bad”
“Like a Diamond”
“Lost Children”
“Blue Sunday”
“You and Me”
“The Man Who Loves Women̶
Genre: Melodic Hard Rock | AOR
Country of origin of the disc (release): Sweden
Year of publication: 2020
Publisher (label): Black Paisley AB
Tracklist:
01. Damned (4:00)
02. Without Us (4:15)
03. Higher Love (3:38)
04. Save The Best (3:53)
05. Timeless Child (3:34)
06. Take Me To The River (4:08)
07. Falling (4:16)
08. Give It Up (4:10)
This new 8-CD box set includes, for the first time, all six full original concerts (five previously unreleased) as well as a recently refurbished version of the original album (two CDs). Four shows were actually mixed from the original tapes.
1988 | Strangers In The Night (Toshiba-EMI)
2020 | Strangers In The Night (Chrysalis)
CD1 | Original/ Remastered 2020
CD2 | Original LP 2/ Remastered 2020
CD3 | The International Amphitheater, Chicago, Illinois, USA 13th October 1978
CD4 | The Kenosha Ice Arena, Wisconsin, USA 14th October 1978
CD5 | Tomorrow Club, Youngstown, Ohio, USA 15th October 1978
CD6 | The Agora Theater, Cleveland, Ohio, USA 16th October 1978
CD7 | The Agora Ballroom, Columbus, Ohio, USA 17th October 1978
CD8 | The Louisville Gardens, Ke
This 2020 remastered reissue gives this powerful album the refreshed punch it deserves to impact the listener more than ever before.
01 – Imaginary Music
02 – Dying Day
03 – Killers of the Unborn
04 – Close to the Edge
05 – Going Nowhere
06 – Dead Lock
07 – Opus to the Third Heaven*
08 – King of Kings
09 – In the Eye of the Fire
10 – Rock for the King
11 – Light the Flame
12 – Terrorist Child
13 – King Jesus & Blues Jam*
14 – Give Your Life
* not found on any other Barren Cross release
Mike Lee – lead vocals, guitar
Ray Parris – guitar, background vocals
Steve Whitaker – drums, background vocals
So ‘if ain’t broken, don’t fix it’, and Barren Cross next album 1989’s ”State Of Control” sounds almost exactly like its predecessor, just more ‘melodic’ according the year, with the Elefante bros providing that polished production sound. This fresh remastered version include two bonus tracks.
01 – State of Control
02 – Out of Time
03 – Cryin’ Over You
04 – A Face In the Dark
05 – The Stage of Intensity
06 – Hard Lies
07 – Inner War
08 – Love at Full Volume
09 – Bigotry Man (Who are You)
10 – Two Thousand Years
BONUS TRACKS:
11 – Your Love Gives (Benson Records release exclusive)
12 – Escape In the Night (Enigma Records releas
Recorded September 18th 2016 at Douglas Park, Chicago, IL. Rob Zombie performs the entire White Zombie album Astro-Creep 2000 for the first time ever. The album was released March 30, 2018. It is the 3rd live album released by Rob Zombie.
Artist: Rob Zombie
Album: Astro-Creep: 2000 Live – Songs Of Love, Destruction And Other Synthetic Delusions Of The Electric Head
Year: 2018
Label: Universal Music Group
Style: Heavy Metal, Industrial
Format: mp3/320
Tracklist
01 Electric Head Pt. 1 (The Agony) 5:13
02 Super-Charger Heaven 3:41
03 Real Solution #9 4:32
04 Creature Of The Wheel 3:32
05 Electric Head Pt. 2 (The Ecstasy) 3:58
06 Grease Paint And Monkey Brains 4:01
07 I, Zombie 3:34
08 More Huma
British progressive rock band formed by John Beagley and Robin Schell. “Life In Digital” is clearly related to the “Buggles” era of “Yes”. The music reminds me of Nikki Squire’s “Esquire” as well. If you don’t care too much that the vocals are excessively Jon-Anderson-like you’ll have a good time listening to this retro-prog album.
Artist: Life In Digital
Album: 2951 Seconds Of Sound
Year: 2018
Label: None (Self-released)
Style: Progressive Rock, Classic Rock, AOR
Format: mp3/320
Tracklist
01 Chance 03:45
02 Where Are You Now 03:51
03 Talking To A Wall 04:22
04 Will You Be There 04:18
05 The Circuits Of Time 07:59
06 Unending 04:16
07 Hou