Digitally remastered and expanded edition of this 1981 album from the former Uriah Heep frontman and his band. David left Uriah Heep in 1976 after 10 superb albums and countless tours. He formed the Byron Band with young but already highly regarded guitarist Robin George. Remastered by Robin George with three bonus tracks added. Angel Air. 2010.

The 11th studio long-player from the veteran hard rockers, the aptly, though rather lazily, named XI marks the return of vocalist Mike Howe to the Metal Church fold – Ronny Munroe left the group in 2014 to "pursue other interests." Hearing Howe's sinister and instantly recognizable banshee wail reunited with showrunner/guitarist Kurdt Vanderhoof's taut, melodic riffing is a thrill, especially for longtime fans…

The concept of "Decade" was to bring to you re-performed and re-recorded songs, both released, and unreleased, from the first 10 years of Newman. CD1 - Compilation + CD2 - Unreleased.

Various Artists - Meditation - Classical Relaxation (Vol. 1-10) [10 CD] 2002
MP3 320 kbps | Tracks: 91 (10 CD) | 10:08:06 | 1.38 GB
Genre: Classic, Relax | Label: Delta Music GmbH, Germany

Chamber and instrumental music of famous classical composers. Meditation has no direct relationship, as collected here is not only beautiful works of quiet, but bright and "emotional" excerpts of concerts.

Big Ones serves up the hits and nothing but the hits; Aerosmith's excellent debut for Geffen, Done with Mirrors, is conveniently overlooked. So what's left is some of the finest mainstream hard rock of the late '80s and early '90s – the fruits of one of the most remarkable comebacks in rock & roll history. Unfortunately, there's precious little of the classic Aerosmith raunch; in fact, the two new tracks are the hardest, slinkiest tracks here.

BLOODBOUND celebrate finest Power Metal on their latest 2014 album "Stormborn". The six guys from Sweden deliver 11 songs that – without a doubt – deserve to be called “hymns” - the sixth album of these Swedes has everything you need for singing along and headbanging.

In May 1978 Steve Hackett released "Please Don’t Touch!", his second solo album and his first after he left Genesis. Like Peter Gabriel on his debut Steve wanted to include as many musical styles as possible and create a crossover from white and black music. The album featured several guests including R&B singer Randy Crawford on "Hoping Love Will Last", American folk icon Richie Havens on two songs, the drummer and vocalist for the progressive rock band Kansas (Phil Ehart and Steve Walsh respectively), Frank Zappa alumnus Tom Fowler, Genesis concert drummer Chester Thompson (also a Zappa alumnus), and Van der Graaf violinist Graham Smith.