Day: October 19, 2024

KEN TAMPLIN – Stand Up And Shout (4CD Box Set) ~ 69 Songs, 22 Unreleased + 6 New Versions (2024), MP3+FLAC

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“Stand Up and Shout” is a 69-song, career-spanning box set from KEN TAMPLIN, a four-time Dove Award winner renowned for his vocal talents, often compared to Lou Gramm, Paul Rodgers, David Coverdale, and his cousin, Sammy Hagar.

This new Girder Records release is monster with 69 songs total on a comprehensive 4 CD collection features 22 unreleased tracks, as well and 6 new exclusive re-sung / re-imagined versions of his best songs. Additionally, the box set includes a massive 12-page, 3,700-word essay detailing Tamplin’s musical history along with an array of memorabilia photos.
Of course there’s material from Tamplin ’80s melodic hard rock band Shout, hard rockers Magdalla

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Def Leppard – One Night Only: Live At The Leadmill [2024, Blu-ray, 1080i]

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Def Leppard’s One Night Only: Live at The Leadmill Sheffield captures the energy and intimacy of a rare club performance by the stadium fillers in their hometown. Recorded on May 19, 2023, the show took place in front of just under 900 fans, marking the smallest venue the band had played in the UK or Europe in over 35 years.

Returning to their roots, the band performed a set packed with hits and deep cuts spanning their entire career, delivering an unforgettable experience. The setlist included iconic tracks like ‘Bringin’ On The Heartbreak’, ‘Hysteria’ and ‘Pour Some Sugar On Me’, which had the crowd singing every word. The atmosphere of the venue, along with the band’s tight performance, brought an

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IOMMI & GLEN HUGHES – Fused (Reissued-2024), MP3+FLAC, CD w/Scans

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Black Sabbath legend, TONY IOMMI, will reissue the two albums he recorded with powerhouse singer Glenn Hughes – ”The 1996 The Dep Sessions” and ”Fused”, on October 4 via BMG. Both albums have been remastered including bonus tracks.

The relationship between iconic guitarist Tony Iommi and English musician Glenn Hughes stretches far back into the mid-Eighties. when Hughes sang on the 1986 Black Sabbath album ‘Seventh Star’. Ten years later, Iommi once

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