???????????: April Wine
??????: Harder… Faster
???: 1979
?????: Hard Rock
????????: 320 kbps
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Joshua Munday is an Australian guitar player who has been part of various recording sessions and endorsed by guitar gear companies Roland or Boss, Joshua has demonstrated guitar products to thousands of people in the past few years and co-headlined many festivals including the Sydney Guitar Show.
“Days Where I Began” is his debut album, under the JOSHUA moniker.

Joshua is not only a dexterous guitar player, he’s also a good songwriter and a well trained vocalist. If I had to choose a reference to his music, instantly Richie Kotzen comes to mind.
“Days Where I Began” rocks across twelve immediate tracks under the 4-minute mark, mixing bluesy hard rock tunes with some commercial heavy-funk overtones.
Joshua’s support band is tight & dynamic, special mention to drummer Nick Pansini who provides an excellent rhythm and great fills, giving to Joshoa a strong foundation for his sharp riffs and interesting solos.

Band Talisman
Info: 7
Info: Sweden
Style: Hard Rock
Years: 2006
Info: WAV Lossless/MP3 CBR 320 kbps (CD Rip)
Info: 102 ?b
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Here are all better than the glorious band TALISMAN – virtuoso bass Mercel Jacob, sultry guitar riffs Frederick Akesona juicy and instantly recognizable vocals Jeff Scott Soto. The sum of these values gives us a string of brilliant and memorable songs in the style of melodic hard-n-heavy, including unconditional hits such as “Nowhere Fast”.

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Band James Gang
Info: Jesse Come Home
Style: Hard Rock
Years: 1976
Info: CBR 320 kbs
Info: 81,89 Mb
Info: USA

Band Leadfoot
Info: Take A Look
Info: USA
Style: Hard Rock/Southern Rock
Years: 1999
Info: MP3 CBR 320 kbps
Info: 110 ?b
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If ever a band deserved a good tribute, it is what some people refer to as the “real” LYNYRD SKYNYRD, the band as it existed prior to the 1977 plane crash that killed three of its members.
Most of the performances on this CD – produced by no other than Billy Sherwood – really do justice to the iconic band.

With former Skynyrd members Ed King on slide guitar, Artimus Pyle on drums, and The Original Honkettes (John and Jo Jo Billingsley-White, Leslie Hawkins) on backing vocals, “Double Trouble” musicality is true to the original, and blends well with Thane Shearon’s fresh vocal interpretation.
Blackfoot’s Rickey Medlocke wrote and did the lead vocal on the original version of “Seasons”, one of the Skynyrd’s few slow songs. He still does it nicely in this century.
“That Smell” and “What’s Your Name” are skillfully interpreted by Canned Heat and Jim Dandy’s Black Oak Arkansas, respectively.