The hard working Dutch hard rock band formed in 2008, notched up an impressive cv of support slots to legends such as Judas Priest, Thin Lizzy, Saxon and, err Steel Panther.
So far they have released three albums Vanderbuyst (2010), In Dutch (2011) and Flying Dutchmen (2012) all gaining major airplay and serious sales
Artist: KGB
Title Of Album: KGB
Country: USA
Year Of Release: 1976
Genre: Blues Rock/Rock
Quality: FLAC (image+.cue, scans)
Class Status Vinyl: VG+ (Rip from Incognito)
Full Size: 1.52 Gb
No Respect was formed in the summer of 1992 by Jason Wheelington (Monroe), John Vaughan, Nick Holmes, and Doug Martin. This lineup was responsible for the first two No Respect studio sessions.
The latter (in the sense of the freshest) concert Motörhead. Held November 4, 2014 at Club O2 Apollo [Manchester, England]. Recording with remote sound director.
Artist: The Don Harrison Band
Title Of Album: Red Hot
Year Of Release: 1977 (2004)
Genre, Style: Roots Rock, Southern Rock, Country Rock
Country: United States
Type, Quality: MP3 CBR 320 kbps
Total Size: 96,9 mb
Artist: The Don Harrison Band
Title Of Album: The Don Harrison Band
Year Of Release: 1976 (2004)
Genre, Style: United States
Country: Roots Rock, Southern Rock, Country Rock
Type, Quality: MP3 CBR 320 kbps
Total Size: 87,4 mb
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Blending the scum-drenched elements of Rob Zombie, Motorhead and Sex Pistols with their own brand of hellfire mojo, EXDEVILS have created a sound that can only be described as a super-sa-tan-o-riffic-psycho-sex-o-phonic-groove-o-rama.
Artist: Jan Preston
Title Of Album: Wild Mood Swing
Year Of Release: 2006 (Re-Release)
Genre, Style: Blues, Boogie Woogie, Piano Blues
Country: New Zealand
Type, Quality: MP3 CBR 320 kbps
Total Size: 82,8 mb
amazing rare hair metal cd!Sleaze-Glam hard rock from Canada.Johnny Harley lead vocals,Dan Porterfield drums,Reed lead guitar, vocals,Todd Kerns additional vocals.
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This is one record that I knew I would like at least half the songs on before even purchasing it. The reason of course is that I bought The Glorious Sons’ The Union debut, along with their Shapeless Art EP, immediately after seeing the band open for Airbourne a month ago.