Scarlet: The Old Waldorf was recorded in August 1979. The band were trying out material that they would record a few months later at the Automatt sessions with Sandy Pearlman for their official second album, Shakin’ Street. They were opening for the Jim Carroll Band and the show was captured by KALX radio deejay and producer Terry Hammer. The lineup of Shakin’ Street that recorded this live album was Fabienne Shine with Ross "The Boss" Friedman on lead guitar, Eric Lévi on rhythm guitar, Mick Winter on bass and Jean-Lou Kalinowsky on drums. More»

UPDATE! Added new disc 2 Tommy - Live At Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles - 1989. Includes options for surround sound and band comments.
3 DVD release of The Who performing Tommy live at Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles in 1989 and Quadrophenia performed live on the US tour 1996-1997. Disc 1 and 2 are the live performances of the albums and disc 3 is the second set from the Tommy show, the encores from the Quadrophenia US tour More»

Gerry Beckley, the illustrious singer, songwriter, performer and co-founder of legendary band, America, released his TENTH solo album, titled simply Gerry Beckley, on June 28, 2024. Working with longtime producer and collaborator, Jeff Larson, Beckley explains "Jeff and I found it on a hard drive, and I thought, 'That's pretty good. Gimme some time,'" remembers Beckley, who maintains studios in his two residences of Venice, CA and Sydney, Australia. "So, I went in and just did a bunch of extra stuff, layered it up, and it came out great. More»

Mini lp replica sleeves CD box set issued in Japan in 2010. The set consists of 11 remastered and expanded versions of the studio albums plus disc 12 with a video documentary "Access All Areas".

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Released by Japanese Bootleg specialists Bondage Music: Deutschland Tournee 1982 is a soundboard recording (except 4 tracks) of the concert captured at Stadthalle, Freiburg, Germany 18th November, 1982. This line-up of the band had recorded the album "Straight Between The Eyes" and consisted of Ritchie Blackmore (Guitar), Joe Lynn Turner (Vocals), Roger Glover (Bass), David Rosenthal (Keyboards) and Bobby Rondinelli (Drums). More»

The American rock band Winger formed in 1987 and they released their third studio album Pull in 1993. Their music changed from the glam metal to a more aggressive and darker musical style. The political messages in the lyrics brought both their music and vocals to a higher level. The clean production and melodic changes lean towards progressive rock/metal. More»

Limited Warranty was one of the many groups that exploded out of the 1980's Minneapolis music scene. The core members were Dale Goulett (vocals, guitar), Greg Sotebeer (vocals, bass), Erik Newman (guitar), Jerry Brunskil (drums, vocals) and Paul Hartwig (keys). Newman or Brunskill penned most of the tunes. More»

Formed in 1982 Hawk was a glam Metal band that really made some noise in the sunset strip. A well known guitarist by the name of Doug Marks was part of this great band and the only member to be part of in every lineup of the band after few changes. Hawk originally featured Charles Morrill (Charlie Wayne Morrill) on vocals, Doug Marks on guitar, Lonny Miller on bass and drummer Scott Travis (now in Judas Priest). More»

2 CD set released with the limited edition book "D-A-D Live Shots". "D-A-D Live Shots" is a 204 pages, hardcover photo-book with live photos from D-A-D 2012 tour "Fast On Wheels".
The size of the book is 30 x 30 cm. and there is only made 2500 copies. More»

Aussie hard rock combo Rose Tattoo have persisted on and off with many personnel changes for many decades, despite the deaths of most of the early band's lineup. In September 2022 they released the live album "Staunch As At SS&A" available only as a digital release. More»

Because of the lack of succes with their two first albums, Lillian Axe was dropped by MCA. The band found a new label home with Grand Slamm/I.R.S. Records for Poetic Justice. The album is the band's biggest success to date. More»

Officially never released on cd though a version in 2012 was made available at iTunes as Time - The Musical, Acts I and Acts II.
Dave Clark wrote a science fiction stage musical, Time, which debuted in 1986. It played for two years in London's West End, starring Cliff Richard (replaced later by David Cassidy). The musical also launched a concept album called Time The Album which featured Cliff Richard, Freddie Mercury, Leo Sayer, Stevie Wonder and Dionne Warwick. Two million copies were sold and it spun off several hit singles. More»

Neil Young has announced his latest box set, the absolutely massive Neil Young Archives Vol. III (1976 – 1987). Out on September 6th, it boasts a total of 17 CDs and 5 Blu-rays, with four previously unreleased films. "Takes" is a 16-track compilation featuring 1 track from each of 16 of the 17 CDs in the Archives. More»