The last release by Ian Cussick on the RCA Victor label. Like most of his solo releases from first half of the 1980's, it has never officially been re-released.
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Ian Cussick – The Great Escape (1985)
Mar 24, 2019 18:10
Classic Rock Melodic Rock | AOR 
Greg Kihn – Citizen Kihn (1985)
Mar 24, 2019 17:47
Classic Rock Melodic Rock | AOR 
In 1985, Kihn broke with Beserkley Records and signed with EMI. Matthew Kaufman continued to produce Kihn's albums. From his first release on EMI America "Lucky" reached a modest # 30 on the Hot 100.
Greg Kihn Band – With The Naked Eye (1979)
Mar 23, 2019 23:06
Classic Rock Melodic Rock | AOR 
After releasing two albums as a solo artist Greg Kihn decided to change the setup to a band constellation. This is the second release from Greg Kihn Band.
OSI – Free (Special Edition 2CD) (2006)
Mar 23, 2019 22:43
Prog Metal Progressive Rock 
OSI is Jim Matheos and Kevin Moore. This their second release includes contributions from Mike Portnoy (ex Dream Theatre, Neal Morse Band, TransAtlantic), Joey Vera (ex Anthrax, Armored Saint, Fates Warning) and Bige Akdeniz.
Freakhouse – Beautiful Misery (2003)
Mar 23, 2019 21:26
Hard Rock Modern 
Beautiful Misery was the bands first release on Reality. Virgil Donati (Steve Vai) joined the band at this point to record Beautiful Misery. He was with the band until 2004.
Ian Cussick – Right Through The Heart (1980)
Mar 23, 2019 18:04
Classic Rock Melodic Rock | AOR 
Second solo effort by Ian Cussick and first of four albums to be released on RCA Victor. The album has never been reissued.
Greg Kihn – Love And Rock And Roll (1986)
Mar 23, 2019 17:06
Classic Rock Melodic Rock | AOR 
In 1986, Joe Satriani replaced Greg Douglass on lead guitar, Tyler Eng replaced Larry Lynch on drums, and Pat Mosca replaced Gary Phillips on keyboards. This is the lineup that went into the studio with Greg Kihn and Steve Wright to record the album Love And Rock & Roll.
Greg Kihn Band – Best Of Beserkley ’75-’84 (2012)
Mar 23, 2019 05:51
Classic Rock Melodic Rock | AOR 
Compilation covering the first 10 years of Greg Kihn's recording career. This was the commercially most successful years of his career as musician making him the biggest selling artist on Beserkley.
Freak House (Freakhouse) – Addicted To The Numb (1995)
Mar 23, 2019 02:06
Hard Rock Modern 
Freak House was formed in the mid' 90's by Matt Clark (Guitars, Acoustic & Slide Guitars, Backing Vocals), Robert Ferebee (Lead Vocals), Jay Haygood (Guitar, 12 String Guitar, Backing Vocals), Bobby Sharron (Drums, Percussion) and Scott Thompson (Bass, Backing Vocals) They were quickly signed to a one off record deal with Perris Records. The result was the debut Addicted To The Numb. On all subsequent releases they are known as Freakhouse.
Ian Cussick – Ian Cussick 1978 (Reissue 1981)
Mar 23, 2019 00:51
Classic Rock Melodic Rock | AOR 
In 1973 Melody Maker has an advert announcing..."Singer wanted for German Top 40 band..." - Ian Cussick takes part in the auditions and lands the part as the new lead vocalist for the Tornados, which soon transformed to Lake. In 1974 Ian left Lake and after working as session musician in Germany for a couple of years, he released his first solo album on Metronome. The album has never been reissued on cd.
The Brandos – The Light Of Day (1994)
Mar 22, 2019 18:43
Classic Rock 
In the 90's The Brandos was a popular act in Europe. The extensive touring in Europe helped keeping the interest alive, however Rupprecht and Mason decided to leave the band in 1993. The album The Light of Day was recorded with the help of a few friends, especially ex-Del Lords members Scott Kempner (guitar, vocals) and Frank Funaro (drums, vocals). Most of The Brandos albums at the time was only issued for European release like this their third effort.
Freakhouse – Subculture Revolution (EP) (2000)
Mar 22, 2019 00:52
Hard Rock Modern 
After moving to Los Angeles Freakhouse got their second release the EP Subculture Revolution issued on QED.
Ian Cussick – Love Is The System (1989)
Mar 21, 2019 08:33
Classic Rock Melodic Rock | AOR 
