Diamond Dogs – Libido 1995


Short living underground hard rock band from Winterthur, Zürich formed in 1995. Don’t expect to heard the ultra catchy song or the strong melodies but the whole album rocks on its own way, with some cool rock songs while the band cover the song “What is Love” by Dr. Alban. The band split up in 1998.

1. Crazy
2. Slippin Into Addiction
3. Every Child
4. No Name
5. Kill the Pain
6. Permanently High
7. Libido
8. What Is Love
9. Mama Went Down.But I Wanted Milk
10. Welcome to

Eclipse – Freedom Of The Ride 2006 / 2016


Category: Southern Rock
Year: 2006 / 2016
Label: Self Released / Southern Records

Tracks
1. Freedom Of The Ride
2. Temperatures Risin
3. Mountain Man
4. Toponas Colorado
5. Not Gonna Turn It Down
6. New Kinda Blues
7. Peacemaker
8. Holden You Tonight
9. Kentucky Cabin
10. Blu Bluff Road

Mike Donaldson lead & acoustic guitar, vocals
Brian Walters bass, vocals
Mark Cook drums
Craig Cook guitar, keyboards, vocals

Jan Groth ‎– The Vinyl Albums (1980-1986)


Country:Norway
Released:2009
Genre:Rock, Pop, AOR

Tracklist
Good To Know …Where You’re Going
1-1 Peace Like A River
1-2 Count On Me
1-3 Mighty Good Friend
1-4 Let Me Feel Your Lovely Presence
1-5 Good To Know
1-6 Hear It Once Again
1-7 Friend Of Friends
1-8 Turn Around
1-9 In The Shelter Of Your Love
1-10 Thanks To Your Love
Circle Of Love
2-1 So Glad
2-2 The King Has Come
2-3 Circle Of Love
2-4 Wait For Me
2-5 Take Me
2-6 P

Jay Ferguson ‎– Terms And Conditions / White Noise 2007


Country:UK
Released:2007
Style:AOR, Soft Rock

Tracklist
1 Love At The Red Line
2 Modern Girl
3 This Is Your Life (Take A Little,Take A Lot)
4 The Last Laugh
5 Missing Persons
6 You Should Know Better Than That
7 Local Color
8 Hard Enough Being A Man
9 My Baby’s Eyes
10 The Juggler
11 White Noise
12 I’m Down
13 I Come Alive
14 Inside Out
15 Empty Sky
16 Tonite (Fallin’ For Ya’)
17 Baby Come Back
18 The Heat Of The

Jolly Power ‎– Like An Empty Bottle… Again! 2011


Street Symphonies brings to life Like An Empty Bottle, debut album by Jolly Power, a group that the most elderly of you should remember for some good record and concert (on all the shoulder dates to The 69 Eyes in ’97) straddling the late 90s and early 2000. The tantrums of the crazy singer Elia, cross and delight of the Jolly Power, which comes and goes as you would in any bar, rather than in a band, after the publication of the equally valid Fashion, Milk And Smokin ‘Pills (1996), force bassist Bely to try his hand at the microphone, moving the style from a sleazy a