This band is a three person band that hails from the state of Texas. This is a pure late 80s style Hair Metal record, with similarities to Dangerous Toys, Jackyl and Bulletboys. Band Members Brett McCormick – Bass, vocals, John Bailey – Drums, backing vocals, David Beeson – Guitars, backing vocals. More»

Whitewater are Stuart Stephens And Paul Powell. Their recording are usually written produced and performed by themselves. The only exception on these two EPs is the lead guitar on Raison d'être épisodes 5 which was written and performed by Sam King. More»

Hang On to Your Resistance is the debut album for Canadian musician Tom Cochrane, originally released in 1974 on Daffodil Records. The album was released under just his last name, Cochrane. In 1987, Capitol Records re-released the album under Tom Cochrane but changed the title slightly to Hang On to Your Resistance (The Early Years). More»

Second album from the Swedish progressive / alternative rock band. In 2020 the members are: Samuel Granath – drums and keys. Stefan Altzar – lead vocals, guitars and keys. Daniel Magdic – guitars and vocals. Noah Magnusson – bass. More»

It took 28 years before Patty Smyth finally decided to release a third album (not counting the 2015 holiday album Come On December). The album collects 6 original songs and 2 covers: Bobby Gentry’s “Ode to Billie Joe” and Tom Waits’ “Downtown Train”. In fact it's the second time she has recorded "Downtown Train" as it also was included on her debut solo album. More»

The King Diamond band was formed in 1985 by Danish vocalist King Diamond following the break-up of his previous band, Mercyful Fate. Almost all of the lyrics on King Diamond's albums revolve around a specific story. Only the band's debut, "Fatal Portrait", and 1995's "Spider's Lullaby" stray from this formula, More»

Jim Rafferty is a brother of Gerry Rafferty, who produced most of the tracks on the album. Session musicians included Herbie Flowers, Tim Renwick, Lawrence Juber, Francis Monkman, Peter Van Hoek and Madeleine Bell among others  His song "I See Red" was recorded by Clannad and Anni-Frid Lyngstad as well as Gerry. More»

The second album, by Lynch Mob fared worse upon its release than their first album due to the explosion of alternative rock. The album had anthemic numbers such as "Tangled in the Web" and a cover of Queen's "Tie Your Mother Down". The album featured new vocalist Robert Mason, despite attempts to re-unite with Oni Logan. More»

Lynch Mob was formed in 1989, from the remains of Lynch's former band, Dokken. The band original line-up featured George Lynch, Dokken's drummer, Mick Brown, bassist Anthony Esposito and vocalist Oni Logan. The first Lynch Mob album was released in 1990, titled Wicked Sensation. It is regarded as the group's best work. More»

Live concert recorded at The Summit, Houston, Texas on the tour following the release of Strength In Numbers. The show was recorded by Westwood One and used for broadcast the weekend of October 17-18, 1987. The show that weekend featured 2 concerts, the second part being a concert with Eddie Money. More»

In spring 2012 Shotgun Revolution released their 2nd. album “The Legacy Of Childhood Dreams” which was mastered by the legendary master engineer George Marino (AC/DC, Aerosmith, Guns’N’Roses) and Flemming Rasmussen (Metallica, Blind Guardian, Pretty Maids, Monte Pittman) was co-producing again. More»

Shotgun Revolution is a Danish rock band which was established in 2009 by guitarist Martin Frank. The band released their debut "Join The Revolution" in 2010 and followed up with "The Legacy of Childhood Dreams" in 2012. In 2013, the self-titled album "Shotgun Revolution" was released which was an international release with tracks from the first two albums. More»

The title of this reissue is quite misleading. "Keeping It Country" is in fact an exact reissue of Exile's 1980 album titled "Don't Leave Me This Way" but it predates the releases of the 1980's when they enjoyed a more sustained wave of success as a country band. One would presume Curb Records decided to rename the 1990 cd release "Keeping It Country" for commercial reasons. More»