Band Semaja
Info: No Burning Out
Style: Pop Rock / AOR / CCM
Years: 1983
Info: CBR 320 kbs
Info: 82,47 Mb
Info: Germany
Tracklist:
01 – Hey Friend.
02 – Grunes Land.
03 – He’s Real.
04 – It’s Not Too Late.
05 – Flip-Flop.
06 – No Burning Out.
07 – Nein.
08 – Karin.
09 – Behind The Curtain.
Rip By: Life TheLiving & Johnnymari
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Band Trick Or Treat
Info: Evil Needs Candy Too
Style: Power Metal
Years: 2006
Info: CBR 192 kbs
Info: 68,38 Mb
Info: Italy
Tracklist:
01 – It’s Snake Time.
02 – Evil Needs Candy Too.
03 – Time For Us All.
04 – Like Donald Duke.
05 – Girls Just Want To Havai.
06 – Joyful In Sadness.
07 – Sunday Morning In London.
08 – Who Will Save The Hero.
09 – Back As A Pet.
10 – Perfect Life.
11 – Back To Life.
Rip By: Zakk
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Band IQ
Info: Seven Stories Into 98
Style: Progressive Rock
Years: 1998
Info: CBR 320 kbs
Info: 123,53+116.91 Mb
Info: UK
Tracklist:
CD 1 – Seven Stories Into Ninety Eight – (Reissue 1998 Version):
01 – Capital Letters (In Surgical Spirit Land).
02 – About Lake Five.
03 – Intelligence Quotient.
04 – For Christ’s Sake.
05 – Barbell Is In.
06 – Fascination.
07 – For The Taking.
08 – It All Stops Here.
09 – Eloko Bella Neechi.
CD 2 – Seven Stories Into Eight – (Original 1982 Version):
01 – Capital Letters (In Surgical Spirit Land).
02 – About Lake Five.
03 – Intelligent Quotient.
04 – For Christ’s Sake.
05 – Barbell Is In.
06 – Fascination.
07 – For The Taking.
08 – It All Stops Here.
Total playing time: 01:45:49
Rip By: Uporofff
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Bon Jovi – Live In Japan (2011) (Dvd5)
Country: Usa | Video: NTSC, 720 x 480 (1.333) at 29.970 fps | Audio: DD.2 at 224 Kbps |
Size: 3660 mb | Label: StarlightFilm | Genre: Hard Rock
Tracklist:
01. Tokyo Road
02. Breakout
03. Only Lonely
04. She Don’t Know Me
05. Shot Through The Heart
06. Silent Night
07. Hardest Part Is The Night
08. In And Out Of Love
09. Runaway
10. Burning For Love
11. Get Ready
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A 23-minute video clip featuring behind-the-scenes footage from the making of “A Southern Revelation”, the seventh album from MY RUIN — the Los Angeles-based band featuring the husband-and-wife rock duo of vocalist Tairrie B. Murphy and multi-instrumentalist Mick Murphy — can be seen below. The CD — which will be made available as a free download and gift to fans starting December 7, 2011 exclusively via www.myruin.net— was produced by Mick Murphy and Joel Stooksbury at Soundtrack Black Studio deep in the snowy mountains just outside of Knoxville, Tennessee in the cold January winter of 2011.
“A Southern Revelation” track listing:
01. Tennessee Elegy
02. Highly Explosive
03. Walk of Shame
04. Deconsecrated
05. Middle Finger
06. Vultures
07. Seventh Sacrament
08. Reckoning
09. The Soulless Beast
10. Mean Street (VAN HALEN cover)
MY RUIN will embark on the “Southern Revelation Tour” to celebrate the release of “A Southern Revelation”. Special guests for the trek are British metal heavyweights GODSIZED along with Colchester thrashers and longtime friends SANCTORUM and Nottingham rockers LONG DAY FEAR.
MY RUIN recently announced the addition of drummer Isaac Lee to the group’s ranks.
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And with these words, so begins “Hate Train,” a previously unreleased song from the Death Magnetic sessions that the band performed last night as part of their four-night thirtieth anniversary celebration at the Fillmore in San Francisco, and a rough mix of which has subsequently been e-mailed to Metallica fan club members (audio below).
Produced by Joe Barresi (Tool and Queens Of the Stone Age), this is a successful return to their heavy roots as well as a cohesive and varied alternative hard rock record. This is driven by a solid bass line and a terrific guitar playing complemented by a great drum beat and vocals as we love.
From the opening hit radio-friendly single Face To The Floor to the ending acoustic trackIndifferent, they maintain both a strong intensity and a fierce dynamism that don’t weaken.
They deliver appealing melodies throughout the album. The catchy riffs stick in your head all day in Back To The Floor or Same Old Trip. A lot of tracks can sound very similar but if you listen attentively, it is subtly different.
Pete Loeffler‘s guitar playing and singing are remarkable without a doubt. They also explore new sounds that turn into great pieces of music such as “Envy” and “The Meddler” that stand out. Highly recommended. Envy is my favorite. It features cellos, outstanding heavy guitar parts and an excellent drum beat that reminds me a little bit of ”The Drums of the Bronx”. It is pretty original. The orchestral arrangements are stunning.
If you love acoustic songs, Prima Donna, a blend of middle Eastern music sounds, as Indifferent will do your bliss.
In conclusion, Hats Off to Chevelle for this awesome album. You will not be disappointed. What I love about them, is this unique sound that makes them different from other bands. They don’t follow the current mainstream music and it is a good thing. For fans and music lovers.
01. Face to the Floor (3:38)
02. Same Old Trip (3:09)
03. Ruse (4:39)
04. The Meddler (4:13)
05. Piñata (3:54)
06. Envy (4:19)
07. Hats Off to the Bull (3:55)
08. Arise (4:25)
09. Revenge (3:30)
10. Prima Donna (3:40)
11. Clones (3:27)
12. Glimpse of the Con (Bonus Track) (5:59)
13. Still Running (Live at the Metro) (Bonus Track) (3:49)
14. Indifference (iTunes Bonus Track) (2:09)
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Band Strider
Info: Misunderstood
Style: Hard Rock
Years: 1974
Info: CBR 320 kbs
Info: 100,16 Mb
Info: UK
Tracklist:
01 – Open Your Eyes.
02 – Misunderstood.
03 – Crossed Lines.
04 – Seems So Easy.
05 – Already Monday.
06 – Wings Tips.
07 – Take It Or Leave It.
08 – Searching The Clouds.
Rip By: Silay17
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Not a single month goes by without me playing a song by the legendary and still rather obscure FRANKE AND THE KNOCKOUTS. Sure they had a few hits in the USA, but in Europe only the die-hard AOR fans are familiar with the 3 records of this New Brunswick, New Jersey based early 80s band. The band’s lead singer FRANKE PREVITE scored however a major hitsingle as songwriter for DIRTY DANCING’s “The time of my life”, a song everybody knows and gave Franke himself even the Oscar almost 25 years ago! However, the 3 early 80s records by FRANKE AND THE KNOCKOUTS are hidden gems that should be ranked alongside any FOREIGNER, TOTO, JOURNEY or SURVIVOR record. Although I already own all 3 records on both vinyl and CD, it is always nice when a new
dedicated record of the band is being released, especially when Franke himself remastered the original tracks just recently. This is the case with the new ‘best of’ CD of FRANKE AND THE KNOCKOUTS, which has been released on FRIDAY MUSIC.
Although not all their classics can be found here, because the ultimate FRANKE AND THE KNOCKOUTS tune “Keep on fighting” is sadly missing, from start to finish this is Classic early 80s AOR with a little Westcoast here and there. The band was well-known for their incredible catchy hooklines, memorable choruses and the outstanding picture-perfect vocals of Franke, while instrumental they were the typical pure early radio-ready AOR band from the US of A.
This new best of CD contains a lot of ballads, but Franke could really rock too, such as can be heard in for example “Never had itbetter” (late 70s FOREIGNER meets early 80s SURVIVOR, including the dut-dut piano-keyboardwork a la TOTO’s “Hold the line”) and “Outrageous” (their most Melodic Rock orientated song), although they had a lot more rockers, which cannot be found here however.
(from http://myglobalmind.com)
01 – Sweetheart
02 – She’s A Runner
03 – Running Into The Night
04 – Come Back
05 – You’re My Girl
06 – One For All
07 – Annie Goes Hollywood
08 – Never Had It Better
09 – Without You (Not Another Lonely Night)
10 – Just What I Want
11 – Morning Sun
12 – You Don’t Want Me (Like I Want You)
13 – Outrageous
14 – Come Rain Or Shine
15 – You’re All That Really Matters
16 – One Good Reason
17 – Blame It On My Heart
18 – Hungry Eyes [Original Version – Bonus Track]
19 – Beat Of A Broken Heart [Previously Unreleased]
Franke Previte – lead vocals
Billy Elworthy – guitars
Bobby Messano – guitars, backing vocals
Blake Levinsohn – keyboards
Tommy Ayers – keyboards, backing vocals
Leigh Foxx – bass
Claude LeHenaff – drums
Tico Torres (Bon Jovi) – drums
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Here’s the thing. In the morass of harsh modern heavy metal, abounding with grimy death vocals and little melody, it takes a lot, more than a sense of history, to deliver classic melodic heavy metal. This is especially so if you want to invoke and play the seminal and inspired New Wave of British Heavy Metal (NWOBHM) style (that inspired many youngsters to pick up a Fender). Honestly, Birmingham’s Dark Forest nails it. On their second release, Dawn of Infinity, they secure their position in this grand tradition.
Okay, Dark Forest gets it, if you didn’t get my point in the last paragraph. With early Judas Priest and Iron Maiden, among others, I was weaned on this classic metal. With twin guitars, a solid and supportive rhythm section, and soaring and clean vocals, Dark Forest are reincarnations of their forefathers, and without apology. The Tor, Sieze the Day, and Deadly Premonition are magnificent interpretations of the genre. They border on genius, if not clever homage. Through the Glass Darkly exceeds expectations. Echoing the best of Maiden, the arrangement offers elements both epic and speedy, both heavy and entertaining. Black Delta echoes this description. If you’ve guessed I’m impressed, then you would be correct. But, allow me to add this caveat: though a fan of the genre, there is a slight bit of redundancy here. Thankfully, each song has significant merit, thanks to the talented musicianship, to put Dark Forest in the realm of better classic metal bands.
I know that Dark Forest does not meet the standards of current metal fashion. (And that’s a very good thing.) Frankly, if they feel unappreciated, I understand. God forgive us for not including some sense of melody and harmony in our heavy metal music. Once more, Dark Forest gets it! For pure and true heavy metal Dark Forest is the real deal. Accept no substitutes.
01. Hourglass
02. Lightyears On
03. The Green Knight
04. Seize The Day
05. The Tor
06. Through A Glass Darkly
07. The Stars My Destination
08. Under The Greenwood Tree
09. Black Delta
10. Deadly Premonition
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