Break Point – Elephant’s 1987
Category: AOR
Year: 1987
Label: Metal Enterprises/USA
James S. Rutherford – Win Some, Lose Some 2009
Category: AOR
Year: 2009
Label: Flying Kites Production/USA
Rosy Dream – Space Maker 2000
Category: Sleaze Glam
Year: 2000
Label: Self Released/Finland
WKW: Watson, Kercheval & Watson – Men Of Steel 2019
Country:UK, Europe & US
Released:2019
Genre:Rock
Black On Blond – Wild Anticipation 1995
Black on Blond hailed from Southern California formed by singer/guitarist Cliff Calabro, bassist Long Ly and drummer Brett Chassen in a meeting in a local music store. With the addition of Christy Lawerence the quartet started working on songs released in their debut album “Wild Anticipation” in 1995 via Splash International.
BAZOOKA – BAZOOKA [1986]
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Hard Rock band from Trento, Trentino-Alto Adige formed in 1980 from the ashes of a mainstream rock band called “Electric Crash” by David Pezzuto (bass / vocals), Michele De Girolamo (guitar / vocals) and Gianni Travaglia
Proletarian – Dreaming Through Dystopia (2020)
Country: UK
Genre: Progressive Metal
Year: 2020
Dio – Lock Up The Wolves (Live Box Set) 2020, 4 CD
Genre: Hard Rock/Heavy Metal
Year: 2020
Country: UK
Myrath – Discography (7 Albums) – 2007 – 2019, MP3
Genre: Melodic Metal
Country: Tunisia
Year: 2007 – 2019
Martin Briley – The Mercury Years (2005)
“The Mercury Years” Edition limited to 3000 non-numbered limited edition copies. 2cds and book “Fear of the Unknown” 1981 (available here for the first time on cd ever) “One Night With a Stranger” 1983 “Dangerous Moments” 1985 plus 6 never before released bonus tracks…
Mysterell – Sensational 2004
Ochenteras disc features, with a great production, very good voice and chorus. A great job of AOR from Denmark!
Bad Habit (Sweden) – Collection (3 CDs Japan Press) 1989-2005, FLAC
Genre: Melodic Hard Rock
Country of manufacture of the disc (release): Japan
Year of publication: 1989-2005
Dio – Lock Up The Wolves 1990
I wonder what Lock Up The Wolves would sound like had Jimmy Bain, Vinny Appice and Claude Schnell been a part of it? Who knows if that would have helped this album get a better reception?