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Blacklist Union`s debut album AFTER THE MOURNING was produced by Chris Johnson (Josh Todd, Evanescence, Goldfinger) and the video for the single was co-directed by Jamie Mitchell and Mark Racco (GNR, STP, PANIC CHANNEL). Check it Out.
A special digi-pak presentation with an album and film of the Godfather of Garage, rocker Jesse Hector.
Collecting together all Jesse’s recordings made during the 1990’s , originally released across a spread of singles and various artist compilations, we present a garage rock album of resounding energy, attack and timeless quality.
Artist: Kill Van Kull
Title Of Album: Edge Of Sunrise
Year Of Release: 2006
Genre, Style: Hard Rock
Country: United States
Type, Quality: MP3 CBR 320 kbps
Total Size: 117 mb
The Danish Legend, The Savage Rose,
alias Annisette & Thomas Koppel. Not only Bjork has mentioned The Savage Rose among her major influences; They are intensely loved throughout Europe and by their ten thousands of dedicated fans around the world.
For the history of SATAN JOKERS we must go back in 1979 with the JARRETELLES group. At the time it was formed as the singer-drummer Renaud Hantson, Laurent Bernat on bass and a guitar player. The trio made a few concerts and recordings and decided to audition singers, Pierre Guiraud was chosen.
Past Members (In Order of joining 1990 – 1998): Andi “Mop” Stevenson (Keyboards/Song writer), Rob Bellis (Lead Guitar/Song writer), Andy Bingham (Bass), Paddy F. D. Bazooka (Rhythm Guitar), Orb Mirfin (Vocals), Nick Fuller (Drums), John Roberts (Bass), Mark “Chillo” Angelini (Lead Guitar), Julian Widdop (Bass), Howard “Fluff” Roe (Lead Guitar), Johnny F.D Bazooka (Drums), Nick “Captain Paranoid” Harrison (Lead Guitar), Julian Widdop (Bass & Lead Vocals).
25 Years of Wacken: Snapshots, Scraps, Thoughts & Sounds (2014)Disk1(DVD5)
Genre: Metal
Quality: DVD
Video: MPEG2 Video 720×480 (16:9) 29.97fps 7540kbps
Audio: Dolby AC3 48kHz 6ch 448kbps
Size: 4,23Gb
25 Years of Wacken – This had to be celebrated in the right way! This years Anniversary wasn´t only special because of the amazing weather and mood but also relating to the very special line-up including bands from all years of the festivals history. And also the DVD/Blu-Ray needed to be something very special and was created with much love and dedication to evolve into an impressive chronicle of the Anniversary and the festival history itself.
Sepultura & Les Tambou du Bronx – Metal Veins: Alive At Rock In Rio (2014) BDRip 1080p
Genre: Thrash Metal, Death Metal
Quality: MKV/BDRip 1080p
Video: MPEG4 AVC 1920×1080 29.97fps 12.0 Mbps
Audio: Dolby AC3 48kHz 6ch 448 Kbps
Audio: DTS 48kHz 6ch 1 509 Kbps
Size:6,86Gb
Sepultura are one of the most successful acts ever to come out of Brazil with global album sales in excess of 30 million and are one of the most important and influential metal acts of their generation. This show was filmed at the legendary Rock In Rio festival in their native Brazil on the 19th September 2013. It is a spectacular performance which sees the band accompanied throughout by the French industrial percussion group Les Tambours Du Bronx. The sheer volume of sound and the powerful presentation of the songs sets this apart from any previous Sepultura concert release
Warren Cromartie was a baseball player for Montreal Expos in the late 70´s/early 80´s, but he also made a record with his band Climb in 1988 that was only released in Japan.
I had never heard about this record until now when I found it on an AOR website, it was the line up of guests and the cover of I-Ten´s “Lonely in eachother´s arms” that got me interested in hearing it.
One of the guests is keyboardist David Rosenthal, Warren was a fan of Rainbow back then and invited David Rosenthal to play on “Take a chance”.
Another guest is Geddy Lee of Rush, they became friends in the early 80´s and Geddy said yes on singing a line on the song “Who´s missing who” which is a nice westcoast/AOR song.
Truly a tribute to Steve Miller: these songs are polished up brightly to reflect the original’s simplicity and infectiousness! By “juicy”, I think mostly of the B-3 intertwined tastefully throughout. As someone who purchased Steve Millers first album when it came out, this has been a wonderful refreshment and reminder of how well crafted these songs are. All of the performers are well suited to the task and serve it up splendidly.