Brothers in Arms brought the atmospheric, jazz-rock inclinations of Love Over Gold into a pop setting, resulting in a surprise international best-seller. Of course, the success of Brothers in Arms was helped considerably by the clever computer-animated video for "Money for Nothing," a sardonic attack on MTV…

Priced to move and with nearly twice as much material as 2011's Essential, EMI Gold's All the Best stands as the most rewarding anthology from Scottish folk-rockers Runrig to date. Comprised of 34 tracks, all of which have been culled from albums released with the original lineup, led by vocalist Donnie Munro, All the Best leans harder toward the folk side of the folk-rock spectrum, with highlights arriving via stand-out cuts like "Alba," "Sraidean Na Roinn Eorpa (Streets of Europe)," "Every River," "The Greatest Flame," and "Pride of the Summer."

Homerun is the fifth studio album released by the hard rock band Gotthard. The album peaked at #1 in the Swiss charts and was certified as 3x Platinum for exceeding 90,000 sales. This is Gotthard's best-selling album. It has sold nearly 120,000 copies in Switzerland only.

Fair Warning return after a break some fans thought might be permanent. The band broke into two side projects - Dreamtide and Soul Doctor - both offering something a little different from the traditional FW sound. A strong European melodic hard rock release and a solid comeback for the band. The album doesn't deliver any real surprises, but at the same time, there is no unwarranted style or direction change which often frustrates fans. ’Brother's Keeper’ is purely and simply classic Fair Warning.

After being fired from the Allman Brothers Band in 2001, a band he was a founding member of in the late '60s, Dickey Betts dealt with his pain, anger, and loss by putting together a new band, hitting the road, and issuing a new album only a few months after the dirty deed. Let's Get Together is a good-time, swinging, blues and New Orleans R&B-drenched romp through the roots of American music…

Rob Zombie's first concert film, The Zombie Horror Picture Show is a feature-length concert film, recorded live over two sizzling nights in Texas. It captures Zombie's elaborate, multi-media production of mind-blowing SFX, animatronic robots, pyrotechnics, oversized LED screens and state-of-the-art light show combined with his powerhouse band featuring John 5, Piggy D and Ginger Fish…