Band Motley Crue
Info: New Tattoo
Info: USA
Style: Hard Rock/Glam Metal
Years: 2000
Info: WAV Lossless (CD Rip)
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PATHFINDER were in the past two years, THE rising bands and their strong debut album "Beyond The Space Beyond The Time", they were able to establish itself very quickly throughout the scene. The album caught dozens of positive reviews and was considered by many to be THE power metal album 2011th Thus, there have been the Poles with their debut album made it very difficult, because the expectation is of course already extremely high and it has set a relatively high standard. PATHFINDER Now for something more than a year already back with their sequel to "Beyond The Space Beyond The Time." "Fifth Element" is the good part and mixed by Sascha Paeth distinguished himself, who might be out there some one term.

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Band Spellbound
Info: Breaking The Spell
Style: Heavy Metal
Years: 1984
Info: CBR 320 kbs
Info: 100.79 Mb
Info: Sweden

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HEADSPACE began as an outlet for Adam Wakeman--the keyboardist for both OZZY OSBOURNEand BLACK SABBATH, and son of YES mastermind Rick Wakeman--and a close circle of his musician friends. There were no preconceptions of launching a progressive rock band, and certainly no visions of grandeur-- they just played music that they loved.

"We're quite open about our influences because that's the music that we love," the band comments."There's RUSH, YES, GENESIS, a lot of bands. We even give a tip of the hat to DREAM THEATER in a few sections. That's all a part of what we are." 

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Band Dan Fogelberg
Info: The Wild Places
Style: Soft Rock
Years: 1990
Info: CBR 320 kbs
Info: 130.13 Mb
Info: USA

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Band Eddie Money
Info: USA
Info: Where's The Party
Style: Melodic Rock/AOR
Years: 1983
Info: Lossless/FLAC (image+.cue, scans)
Rip By: kolushew
Info: 267 Mb

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The history of Italy's Adramelch dates to the late 1980's with a seminal progressive metal album Irae Melanox. As is the case with so many bands, Adramelch dissolved after several years. History continues to be sketchy, but it appears they reincarnated in 2004 and then cut Broken History in 2005.

Now they're back with their third effort Lights From Oblivion. The band blurs the line between several genres. This album is equally melodic rock as it is progressive rock, and sometimes it can near prog metal.

What makes Lights From Oblivionso intriguing is the band's ability to put so much music in, generally, short compositions. Most songs clock in at five minutes, but offer lots of variety, intrigue, and excellent musicianship. Notable is the guitar solos and bass work. But that unfairly minimizes the other participants, all of which are extremely talented. The wild card here are the vocals from Vittorio Ballerio. He's a good singer, yet sounds, throughout the album, somewhere between anguished and unsure. Yet, he still fits, and his style grows on you. Go figure.

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Band Elfonia
Info: Mexico
Info: This Sonic Landscape
Style: Progressive Rock/Atmospheric/Folk
Years: 2005
Info: Lossless/FLAC (traks+.cue, scans)
Rip By: Vknish/cbguder
Info: 372 Mb

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Band Elfonia
Info: Mexico
Info: Elfonia
Style: Progressive Rock/Atmospheric
Years: 1980/2005
Info: Lossless/FLAC (image+.cue, bonus video, scans)
Rip By: IvanZS
Info: 490 Mb

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Band Andrew Gold
Info: USA
Info: Whirlwind
Style: Melodic Rock/Classic Rock
Years: 1980/2005
Info: Lossless/FLAC (image+.cue, scans)
Rip By: kolushew
Info: 386 Mb

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Band Andrew Gold
Info: USA
Info: Andrew Gold
Style: Melodic/Pop Rock
Years: 1975/2005
Info: Lossless/FLAC (image+.cue, scans)
Rip By: kolushew
Info: 376 Mb

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Fall From Grace have faced their fair share of adversity, but they conquered it by subscribing to the creed that whatever doesn’t kill you makes you stronger. And “strong” is a good adjective to describe this album’s sound: part modern rock, part power-pop, part punk, and part hair metal, the conglomeration of elements all prettied up with a polished production that is slicker than K-Y Jelly on a stainless steel pole yet never crosses the line into sugarcoated crassness.

Hooks are the heart and soul of this album; The Romance Years has more hooks than a fishing derby. While Fall From Grace have their own identity, their brand of infectious rock bears more than a passing resemblance to acts like Marvelous 3 and 40 Ft. Ringo. The band is very fond of thick backing harmonies; there haven’t been this many gang vocal “Whoas!” on an album since the ‘80s pop-metal peak. Most of the choruses are designed to be anthems, soaring addictively over the top, the kind of songs you can sing along to before your first listen even ends.

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