Genre: Melodic Rock / AOR
Year of publication: 2019
Publisher (label): AOR Heaven
Country of performer (group): USA
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Genre: Westcoast / AOR
Disk (release) country: Japan
Publication year: 1978 (2020)
Publisher (label): Polydor
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Genre: Melodic Rock / AOR
Disc (release) country of origin: USA
Year of publication: 1991
Publisher (label): Impact Records
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A great chorus and check out that happenin' bass from Chopper Anderson. Sounds like this white boy is giving Louis Johnson (of Brothers Johnson) a run for his money! 'Midnight Heartache' pulses along in typical AOR fashion, though is surpassed by the appealing but bluesy riffarama that is 'Tupelo'. More»

Country: USA
Genre: Melodic Hard Rock
Year: 2021
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Few days ago we featured here all reissued albums from Canadians WRABIT, and here’s a related band; HANOVER FIST, formed by bassist Chris Brockway after Wrabit disbanded, and including talented musicians like guitarist George Bernhardt who later performed for Jeff Scott Soto, Lee Aaron & Rick Springfield, and drummer Kim Hunt (AORsters Urgent, Moxy, Zon) .
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Genre: rock
Duration: 00:57:49
Release year: 2011
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Band Peter Friestedt
Info: Sweden
Info: The LA Project Vol.2
Style: Westcoast/AOR
Years: 2008
Info: Lossless/FLAC (tracks+.cue)
Rip By: kolushew
Info: 277 Mb

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Genre: Hard Rock
Year: 2022
Country: Norway
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Musicians on the The LA Project album: Peter Friestedt, Bill Champlin, Jimmy Haslip, Michael Shapiro, Jeff Richman, Bill Cantos, Abraham Laboriel, Ralph Humphrey, Michael Ruff, Brandon Fields, Joseph Williams, Stefan Gunnarsson, Russell Ferrante, Sharon Perry, Bob Mintzer & L.A. Project Horn.

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Few days ago we featured remastered versions of DETECTIVE studio albums, and now, as requested, here’s the band’s rare “Live From The Atlantic Studios“, for the first time officially released and digitally remastered by Cherry Red Record / Hear No Evil. This is a limited edition appeared 2016, now out of print and very expensive.
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Country: US
Released: 1996
Style: WeastCoast
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It was a polar position reinforced by progressive musical attributes and an image that featured angelic all white costumes. KISS was being sold as bad boys but Angel, like the name suggests, were knights in white satin. Their complex, prog-infused, pomp rock suggested that they were superior musicians cut from a very British-influenced musical heritage, with shades of Yes, Led Zeppelin, Procol Harum and Genesis underscoring their style.
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