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BAND COMPILATION ALBUMS/VIDEOS
MASTERS of METAL Sampler ~ DEEP PURPLE~ BOC~UFO~T.REX~SWEET+
· Masters of Metal: Crankin' Up 1970-1980
· RARE 1989 OOP 1st Pressing METAL Sampler CD.
· JCI (Warner Special Products) ~ Catalog # JCD-4510 OPCD-1575
· MATRIX:
o Top: 10 OPCD 1575-2 SRC-01 M1 S6
· UPC CODE: 051091451028
TRACK LISTING:
1. Highway Star 6:07 Deep Purple
2. Run Run Run 2:36 Jo Jo Gunne
3. Cities on Flame With Rock & Roll 4:02 Blue Öyster Cult
4. 30 Days in the Hole 3:59 Humble Pie
5. Lights Out 4:31 UFO
6. Action 3:48 Sweet
7. Under My Wheels 2:51 Alice Cooper
8. Stealin' 4:52 Uriah Heep
9. Rock And Roll Hoochie Koo 3:46 Rick Derringer
10. Never in My Life 3:51 Mountain
11. Day of the Eagle 5:00 Robin Trower
12. Bang a Gong (Get it on) 4:25 T. Rex
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Tracklist:
CD1:
01. Blondie - Sunday Girl
02. Roxy Music - Love Is The Drug
03. Mott The Hoople - Roll Away The Stone
04. The Tom Robinson Band - 2-4-6-8 Motorway
05. Chris Spedding - Motor Bikin'
06. Dead End Kids - Have I The Right
07. Hot Chocolate - You Sexy Thing
08. Ike & Tina Turner - Nutbush City Limits
09. Joe Tex - Ain't Gonna Bump No More (With No Big Fat Woman)
10. Maxine Nightingale - Right Back Where We Started From
11. Natalie Cole - This Will Be (An Everlasting Love)
12. Silver Convention - Get Up And Boogie (That's Right)
13. A Taste Of Honey - Boogie Oogie Oogie
14. KC & The Sunshine Band - Queen Of Clubs
15. Wild Cherry - Play That Funky Music
16. Suzi Quatro - Can The Can
17. Pilot - Magic
18. Racey - Some Girls
19. Mud - Rocket
20. Kenny - Fancy Pants
21. The Arrows - A Touch Too Much
CD2:
01. The Sweet - Wig-Wam Bam
02. The Bay City Rollers - Shang-A-Lang
03. Mud - Tiger Feet
04. Kenny - TheBump
05. Sailor - Girls Girls Girls
06. Racey - Lay Your Love On Me
07. Cozy Powell - Na Na Na
08. Suzi Quatro - 48 Crash
09. Blondie - Heart Of Glass
10. First Class - Beach Baby
11. Dr. Hook - When You're In Love With A Beautiful Woman
12. The Detroit Emeralds - Feel The Need In Me
13. Lee Garrett - You're My Everything
14. Earth, Wind & Fire - Boogie Wonderland
15. George McCrae - I Can't Leave You Alone
16. Gonzalez - Haven't You Stopped Dancing Yet
17. Tavares - Don't Take Away The Music
18. Peter Brown - Do Ya Wanna Get Funky With Me
19. Peter Tosh - (You Gotta Walk) Don't Look Back
20. Johnny Cash - I Can See Clearly Now
21. Timmy Thomas - Why Can't We Live Together
22. The Hollies - The Air That I Breathe
CD3:
01. Bryan Ferry - Let's Stick Together
02. Santana - She's Not There
03. Simple Minds - Life In A Day
04. The Knack - My Sharona
05. Blondie - Dreaming
06. Buzzcocks - Ever Fallen In Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)
07. The Members - Sound Of The Suburbs
08. Skids - Into The Valley
09. The Ruts - Babylon's Burning
10. The Ramones - Sheena Is A Punk Rocker (Live)
11. Generation X - King Rocker
12. Public Image Ltd - Public Image
13. XTC - Making Plans For Nigel
14. The Flying Lizards - Money
15. The Stranglers - Peaches
16. Dr. Feelgood - Down At The Doctors
17. C.C.S. - Whole Lotta Love
18. Be Bop Delux - Ships In The Night
19. Deep Purple - Fireball
20. UFO - Doctor Doctor
21. Hawkwind - Silver Machine
CD4:
01. Wizzard - See My Baby Jive
02. Suzi Quatro - Devil Gate Drive
03. Pilot - January
04. Mud - Crazy
05. Cozy Powell - Dance With The Devil
06. ELO - 10538 Overture
07. The Move - California Man
08. Redbone - The Witch Queen Of New Orleans
09. Canned Heat - Let's Work Together
10. Dave Edmonds - I Hear You Knocking
11. Hurricane Smith - Oh, Babe What Would You Say
12. C.C.S. - Tap Turns On Water
13. Mink De Ville - Spanish Stroll
14. Steve Harley & ~censored~ Rebel - Judy Teen
15. The Stranglers - Walk On By
16. The Specials - A Message To You Rudy
17. The Beat - The Tears Of A Clown
18. T-Connection - Do What You Wanna Do
19. Brass Contruction - Movin'
20. Tavares - More Than A Woman
21. Hot Chocolate - Every 1's A Winner
22. KC & The Sunshine Band - That The Way (I Like It)
CD5:
01. The Isley Brothers - Summer Breeze
02. Bobby Goldsboro - Summer (The First Time)
03. Minnie Riperton - Lovin' You
04. Heatwave - Mind Blowing Decisions
05. David Soul - Don't Give Up On Us
06. The Congregation - Softly Whispering I Love You
07. Paul Anka And Odia Coates - (You're) Having MY Baby
08. Duncan Browne - Journey
09. Crystal Gayle - Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue
10. Kenny Rogers - Lucille
11. Billie Jo Spears - What I've Got In Mind
12. Glen Campbell - Rhinestone Cowboy
13. Pussycat - Mississippi
14. Steeye Span - All Around My Hat
15. Dr. Hook - A Little Bit More
16. Cilla Black - Something Tells Me (Something's Gonna Happen Tonight)
17. Shirley Bassey - Something
18. Herman's Hermits - Years May Come Years My Go
19. Danny Williams - Dancin' Easy
20. Peter Noone - Oh You Pretty Things
21. Al Stewart - Year Of The Cat
22. Gerry Rafferty - Night Owl
CD6:
01. Boney M - Painter Man
02. Hot Chocolate - Disco Queen
03. George McCrae - Rock Your Baby
04. Marrshall Hain - Dancing In The City
05. Steve Harley & ~censored~ Rebel - Make Me Smile (Come Up And See Me)
06. Roy Wood - Forever
07. Gerry Rafferty - Baker Street
08. Roxy Music - Virginia Plain
09. Electric Light Orchestra - Roll Over Beethoven
10. The Move - Tonight
11. Wizzard - Ball Park Incident
12. Dr Feelgood - Milk And Alcohol
13. Deep Purple - Black Night
14. Buzzcocks - Promises
15. Rick Kids - Rich Kids
16. The Stranglers - No More Heroes
17. The Special Aka - Gangsters
18. Mr Big - Romeo
19. The Wurzels - The Combine Harvester (Brand New Key)
20. Ray Stevens - Bridget The Midget (The Queen Of The Blues)
21. Benny Hill - Ernie (The Fastest Milkman In The West)
22. Chas & Dave - Gertcha
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RARE PROMOTIONAL ONLY CD PUBLISHERS SAMPLER CD TITLED "I THINK I LOVE MY WIFE".
THIS IS NOT A SILVER DISC.
IT IS AN "OFFICIAL" CD-R RELEASED BY THE RECORD COMPANY.
Track listing
TOO HOT TO HANDLE - UFO
ONLY YOU CAN ROCK ME - UFO
REBEL YELL - BILLY IDOL
FASTER KILL PUSSYCAT - PAUL OAKENFOLD
PHENOMENA - YEAH YEAH YEAHS
GOLD LION - YEAH YEAH YEAHS
MAN - YEAH YEAH YEAHS
No date stamp on this but I'm guessing 83/84 (Rebel Yell was released)
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VA"Smash 11(Eleven)-Special DJ Copy"
Japan White Label PR only Sampler LP in Picture Sleeve
Toshiba EMI Japan in 1978, # PRP-8094
Rare Strictly Official Japan PR only White Label Sampler LP
In Picture Sleeve (Back Part Has The Each Artists' Photo and Track Listings).
15 Tracks Incl. The Tracks of Steve Miller Band, Kate Bush, Bob Marley, UFO, Straps, Samantha Sang, Barry Manilow, Tom Robinson Band, Thutom Yamashita, The Babys and Bob Welch.
This Is White Label Copy, So Japanease Word "Sample" are Printed on Both Labels.
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Pure 70's
3 CDs SET
Disc 1:
(Shake Shake Shake) Shake Your Booty - KC & the Sunshine Band
Every 1's a Winner - Hot Chocolate
Don't Take Away the Music - Tavares
Haven't Stopped Dancing Yet - Gonzalez
Dancing in the City - Marshall Hain
Love Hit Me - Maxine Nightingale
I Can't Leave You Alone - George McCrae
Why Can't We Live Together - Timmy Thomas
Do What You Wanna Do - T-Connection,
When You're in Love with a Beautiful Woman - Dr. Hook
Rhinestone Cowboy - Glen Campbell
Blanket on the Ground - Billie Jo Spears
Lucille - Rogers
Mississippi - Pussycat
I Can't Tell the Bottom from the Top - The Hollies
Years May Come Years May Go - Herman's Hermits
Hello Summertime - Bobby Goldsboro
Vincent - Don McLean
Lovin' You - Minnie Riperton
Disc 2:
Love Is the Drug - Roxy Music
Make Me Smile (Come Up and See Me) - Cockney Rebel, Steve Harley
Cat Crept In - Mud Acres
Angel Fingers - Wizzard
Can the Can - Suzi Quatro
Touch Too Much - The Arrows
Some Girls - Racey
Magic - Pilot
California Man - The Move
Showdown - Electric Light Orchestra
Good Girls Don't - The Knack
Whole Lotta Love - CCS
Black Night - Deep Purple
Doctor Doctor - UFO
Silver Machine - Hawkwind
I've Been Drinking - Jeff Beck Group
All Around My Hat - Steeleye Span
Combine Harvester - The Wurzels
Disc 3:
Denis - Blondie
What Do I Get? - Buzzcocks
(Get A) Grip (On Yourself) - The Stranglers
Straw Dogs - Stiff Little Fingers
She's a Wind Up
Into the Valley - The Skids
Sound of the Suburbs - Members
Valley of the Dolls - Generation X
Money - The Flying Lizards
Public Image - Public Image Ltd.
Babylon's Burning - Ruts
2-4-6-8 Motorway - Tom Robinson Band
Making Plans for Nigel - XTC
Nite Klub - Rico, The Specials
Ranking Full Stop - The English Beat
Prince - Madness
On My Radio - The Selecter
Outdoor Miner - Wire
At Home He's a Tourist - Gang of Four
Airport - Motors
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ALL RIGHT NOW 70's Rock Classics
1999, EMI, UK 544 128 2
1 Free - All Right Now
2 Status Quo - Caroline
3 Hawkwind - Silver Machine
4 Rainbow - Since You've Been Gone
5 Ten Years After - Love Like A Man
6 Deep Purple - Strange Kind Of Woman
7 Whitesnake - Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City
8 UFO - Doctor Doctor
9 Canned Heat - On The Road Again
10 Bachman-Turner Overdrive - Roll On Down The Highway
11 Lynyrd Skynard - Sweet Home Alabama
12 Allman Brothers Band, The - Ramblin' Man
13 Electric Light Orchestra - Roll Over Beethoven
14 The Move - Tonight
15 Spencer Davis Group, The - Gimme Some Lovin
16 Gary Moore , Phil Lynott - Parisienne Walkways
17 Matthews' Southern Comfort - Woodstock
18 Rod Stewart - You Wear It Well
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THE BEST OF MVP '95
XRCN-1258
11/22/1995 TOSHIBA-EMI, JAPAN
Heat Of Emotion / ZENO
When Silence Falls / SINNER
Best I Can / SARGANT FURY
It's Alright / MIKAEL ERLANDSSON
When Darkness Falls / TAKARA
The Damnation Game / SYMPHONY X
Evil Needs / WITHOUT WARNING
Relapse Of Reason / CAUGHT IN THE ACT
Save Me Tonight (I'll Be Waiting) / GLENN HUGHES
Tears In The Sky / TALISMAN
Heartbreaking Woman / FORTUNE
Angels Of Pain / TAROT
Queen Of Swords / SIAM
This Isn't What We Meant / SAVATAGE
Doctor, Doctor '95 / UFO
Contains 1996 Calendar:
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RARE RUSSIAN PROMO OFFICIAL RELEASE
THIS IS ORIGINAL FACTORY MANUFACTURED CD, NOT CD-R, NOT A FAKE.
LABEL - SPV / SOYUZ MUSIC RUSSIA
20 YEARS OF SPV LABEL
MADE IN RUSSIA
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Gold Rock Ballads Vol 1
01. Scorpions - Wind Of Change
02. Kingdome Come - What Love Can Be
03. Rolling Stones - Angie
04. Eagles - Hotel California
05. ZZ Top - Rough Boy
06. Deep Purple - Soldier Of Fortune
07. Rainbow - Catch The Rainbow
08. Black Sabbath - Planet Caravan
09. Uriah Heep - Lady In Black
10. Whitesnake - If This Love
11. Dire Straits - Your Latest Trick
12. WASP - Keeep Holding On
13. Status Quo - In The Army Now
14. UFO - Beladonna
15. Nazareth - Love Hearts
16. Queen - Show Must Go On
17. Kansas - Dust In The Wind
18. Bryan Adams & Rod Stewart & Sting - All For Love
19. Smokie - What Can I Do
20. Forigner - I Want To Know What Love Is
21. Chris Rea - The Road To Hell
22. Nick Cave & K. Minogue - Where The Wild Roses Grow
23. Guns'n'Roses - Don't Cry
24. Bon Jovi - Always
25. Aerosmith - Cryin
26. Iggy Pop - In The Deathcar
27. Eric Clapton - Layla
28. Deep Purple - Holy Man
29. Roxette - It Must Have Been Love
30. Richard Marx - Hazard
31. Crash Test Dummies - Mmm...Mmm...Mmm...
32. Soul Asylum - Runaway Train
33. Mr. Big - Wild Word
34. Robert Plant - Big Log
35. Accept - Amamas La Vida
36. Aerosmith - Pink
37. Alcatrazz - Suffer Me
38. Alice Cooper - Only Woonem' Bleed
39. Angel Dust - The Temple Of The King
40. Axel Rudi Pell - Broken Heart
41. Barclay James Harvest - Poor Man's Moody
42. Black Sabbath - Changes
43. Bon Jovi - Thank You For Loving
44. Cinderella - Don't Know What You Got
45. Def Leppard - Two Steps Behind
46. Eric Clapton - Wonderful Tonight
47. Extrime - More Than Words
48. Far Corporation - Stairway To Heaven
49. Gary Moore - Always Gonna Love You
50. Helloween - Windmill
51. Aerosmith - Dream On
52. Alice Cooper - Take It Like A Woman
53. Black Sabbath - She's Gone
54. Fleetwood Mac - Future Games
55. Freddie Mercury - The Great Pretender
56. Gary Moore - Empty Rooms
57. Guano Apes - Never Born
58. Helloween - A Tale That Wasn't right
59. Iron Maiden - Brave New World
60. Led Zeppelin - Stairway To Heaven
61. Metallica - The Unforgiven
62. Omega - Lady Of The Summer Night
63. Phil Collins - In The Air Tonight
64. Scorpions - Still Loving You
65. Iron Maiden - Wasting Love
66. Queen - The Show Muts Go On
67. Rainbow - The Tmple Of The King
68. Rare Birds - Sympathy
69. Royal Hunt - Clown In The Mirror
70. Santana - Samba Pa Ti
71. Scorpions - Holiday
72. Soul Asylum - Runaway Train
73. Styx-Boat - The River
74. The Doors - Spanish Caravan
75. The Hollies - He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother
76. Y. Malmsteen - Like An Angel
77. ZZ Top - Rough Boy
Rock Classics Vol. 2
CD 1:
Nazareth: Bad Bad Boy
The Stranglers: No More Heroes
Sham 69: Tattoo
Atomic Rooster: Watch Out/Reaching Out
Asia: The Heat Goes On
Beggars Opera: Poet & Peasant
Michael Schenker Group: All Shook Up
Little Feat: Day Or Night
Ian Gillan: Hang Me Out To Dry
Paul Kossoff: Rock 'N' Roll Junkie
China Crisis: Wishful Thinking
Hurricane Smith: Why I Love You But I Do
Maggie Bell: Jealousy
Chris Farlowe: The First Cut Is The Deepest
John Anderson: Magic Love
CD 2:
Gary Numan: Cars
Little River Band: Night Owls
Anthrax: Bring The Noise
Paul Dianno: Wrathchild
Dio: Rainbow In The Dark
Asia: Sole Survivor
Geezer: Man In A Suitcase
L.A. Guns: Man In The Moon
Overkill: Necroshine
Dee Snider: Ride Through The Storm
Therapy?: Stand In Line
Union: Get Off My Cloud
Alice Cooper: Backyard Brawl
UFO: Venus
Nazareth: When The Lights Come Down
Promo Sound Ltd MDCD 1445/2, EU, 2006
Comes in a slim 2CD case with a cardboard slipcase
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Rock Classics Vol. 1
CD 1:
Yes: Owner Of A Lonely Heart
The Stranglers: All Day And All Of The Night
Atomic Rooster: Headline News
Deep Purple & The London Symphony Orchestra: Wring That Neck
Nazareth: Razamanaz
Michael Schenker Group: Doctor Doctor
Chris Farlowe: Paint It Black
Uriah Heep: Gypsy
Beggars Opera: Yes I Need Someone
Status Quo: Pictures Of Matchstick Men
Ian Gillan Band: Scarabus
Asia: Heat Of The Moment
Deep Purple & The London Symphony Orchestra: Smoke On The Water (*)
Alice Cooper: Brutal Planet
Emerson Lake & Palmer: Karn Evil
CD 2:
Doobie Brothers: Rocking Horse
Roger Glover: Burn Me Up Slowly
Thunder: Dance To The Music
Dio: Long Live Rock 'N' Roll (*)
Thunder: Dirty Love
Denny Laine: Go Now
Little River Band: Cool Change
Wishbone Ash: F.U.B.B.
Rick Wakeman: Merlin
Yes: Roundabout
UFO: Lights Out
John Wetton: Arkangel
China Crisis: African And White
Marvin Gaye: Aint No Mountain High Enough
Eddie Hardin: America
Promo Sound Ltd MDCD 1444/2, EU, 2006
Comes in a slim 2CD case with a cardboard slipcase
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Artist: VA
Title Of Album: Hard Rock Anthems
Year Of Release: 2009
Label: EMI Sweden
Genre: Hard Rock, Heavy Metal
TRACKLIST
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01.Riot - Born To Be Wild [02:49]
02.Deep Purple - Smoke On The Water [03:47]
03.Saxon - 747 (Strangers In The Night) [04:59]
04.Micheal Schenker - Armed And Ready [04:06]
05.Sammy Hagar - This Planet's On Fire (Burn In Hell) [04:35]
06.Megadeth - Symphony Of Destruction [04:04]
07.Ufo - Only You Can Rock Me [04:10]
08.Whitesnake - Here I Go Again [03:54]
09.Motörhead - Motörhead [02:50]
10.Queensrche - Jet City Woman [05:23]
11.Ufo - Doctor Doctor [02:46]
12.Helix - Rock You [02:54]
13.Deep Purple - Black Night [03:26]
14.Megadeth - No More Mr. Nice Guy [03:03]
15.Saxon - Wheels Of Steel [04:28]
16.The Quireboys - Hey You [03:20]
17.Thunder - Gimme Some Lovin' [03:50]
18.Poison - Your Mama Don't Dance [03:00]
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Album: Still Loving You - The Golden Ballads of Heavy Metal
Label + #: CBS 450312-1
12" LP
Description:
Israel only compilation LP of heavy Metal's greatest ballads by greatest bands. Hebrew on label, front and back cover.
Tracks are:
Scorpions - Still Loving You
Gary Moore - Parisienne Walkways
Ozzy Osbourne - So Tired
Zeno - Don't Tell Me
Journey - Still They Ride
Deep Purple - When a Blind Man Cries
Whitesnake - Ain't No Love In The Heart of The City
Uriah Heep - Lost One Love
Aerosmith - Dream On
UFO - Terri
Munich - Your Turn
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THAI CASSETTE
HEAVY HARD HOT - VARIOUS ARTISTS
Presents - IRON MAIDEN , UFO , DEEP PURPLE , uriah heep , MSG, Eric Clapton ,
Black Sabbath , Rainbow , Quiet Riot , Grand Funk Railroad , Steppenwolf , Gary Moore , Scorpions , Focus.
14 tracks - UFO, Side A, Track 1 - Rock Bottom
Catalog No: 724352900145
Year/Label & Distributer : 2000 / EMI Thailand
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Vital Vinyl Volume 2 LP Record 1980
Generation X (Billy Idol), UFO,
Blondie, Ian Hunter, Frankie Miller, Leyton Buzzards and Procol Harum
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UFO, Gary Moore, MSG
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Hard Rock
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METAL-AGE
Mar 24, 1992
Format: CD
Record Label: Rhino Records (USA)
UPC: 081227027223
Track listing
1. Superstition - Beck, Bogert, Appice
2. Doctor Doctor - UFO
3. Rock and Roll, Hoochie Koo - Johnny Winter/Rick Derringer
4. Cherry Bomb - The Runaways
5. I'd Love to Change the World - Ten Years After
6. You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet - Bachman-Turner Overdrive
7. Bridge of Sighs - Robin Trower
8. Cast the First Stone - Angel
9. Caroline - Status Quo (bonus track)
10. Stiff Competition - Cheap Trick
11. Queen of Torture - Wishbone Ash
12. Silver Machine - Hawkwind
13. Hot Rails to Hell - Blue Oyster Cult
14. I Am the Walrus - Spooky Tooth
15. Why Dontcha - West, Bruce & Laing
16. Ace of Spades - Motorhead
Details
Playing time: 65 min.
Distributor: WEA (Distributor)
Recording type: Studio
Recording mode: Stereo
SPAR Code: AAD
Album notes
Producers: Don Nix & The Boys; Leo Lyons; Johnny Winter & Rick Derringer; Kim Fowley; Chris Wright; Randy Bachman;
Matthew Fisher; Eddie Kramer; Status Quo; Tom Werman; Derek Lawrence; Hawkwind & Doctor Technichal; Murray Krugman & Sandy Pearlman;
Chris Stainton & Chris Blackwell; West, Bruce & Laing with Andrew Johns; Vic Maile.
Includes liner notes by Barry Alfonso.
Digitally remastered by Bill Inglot & Ken Perry.
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THE ROCK AND ROLL IN' VINYL-COMPILATION was released in the seventees in GERMANY
by the GERMAN SAVINGS BANK "Sparkasse" for their clients.
Contains 12 tracks performed by 12 artists:
GANYMED; ATOMIC ROOSTER; DEEP PURPLE; THE BEACH BOYS;
UFO; SPENCER DAVIS GROUP; DR FEELGOOD; HAWKWIND; JIMMY CLIFF;
DESMONS DEKKER; BONEY M; ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA.
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1995 - Precious Metal
Label: Temple - TMPCD014
1) T'Pau - China in your hand - 4.08
2) Journey - Who's crying now - 4.18
3) Cutting Crew - (I just) died in your arms - 4.30
4) REO Speedwagon - Take it on the run - 4.00
5) Toto - I won't hold you back - 4.33
6) Hall & Oates - Sara smile - 3.09
7) Boston - Amanda - 4.19
8) Ace - How long - 3.24
9) Huey Lewis & The News - If this is it - 3.45
10) Pat Benatar - Love is a battlefield - 4.08
11) Rick Springfield - Jessie's girl - 3.14
12) The Divinyls - I touch myself - 3.49
13) Cock Robin - The promise you made - 3.55
14) Lone Justice - I found love - 4.18
15) Wendy & Lisa - Waterfall - 5.03
16) ELO Part II - 1,000 eyes - 4.52
17) Lou Reed - Perfect day - 3.44
18) UFO - Profession of violence - 4.19
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Highest Energy - Japanese Chrysalis Promo
JETHRO TULL - ROBIN TROWER - UFO
Vinyl LP - Chrysalis - Toshiba/EMI: PRP-8080
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MEGAROCK volume 1 - Only You Can Rock Me
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12" LP - Vinyl
1984 METAL KILLERS. KKLP 101.
BLACK SABBATH - SABBATH BLOODY SABBATH,
TWISTED SISTER - DESTROYER and UNDER THE BLADE,
JUDAS PRIEST - ROCKA ROLLA,
DIAMOND HEAD - OUT OF PHASE,
ACCEPT - FAST AS A SHARK,
NAZARETH - HAIR OF THE DOG,
UFO - BOOGIE
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1982 RCA ESP-1022 - WHITE LABEL PROMO - LET IT RAIN and DREAMING by UFO ARMED AND READY and ON AND ON by THE MICHAEL SCHENKER GROUP / ROCK N ROLL YOU by FANDANGO / TILL DEAF DO US PART and LOCK UP YOUR DAUGHTERS by SLADE / SHE USED ME UP by BUDGIE / SPEEDY'S COMING and SUSPENDER LOVE by SCORPIONS / LAST TRAIN TO THE STARS by ROBIN TROWER and JACK BRUCE / THE RAPPER by THE SANTERS |
Rock 4 Ever
Sony / BMG 2007
3 CD Box Set - 46 Tracks
Survivor, Toto, Golden Earing, Status Quo, The Stranglers, Thunder, UFO (lights Out),
Vixen, Whitesnake, Bonfire, Kansas, Boston, Emerson Lake & Palmer, Deep Purple, ELO,
Danger Danger, Giorgo Moroder, Heart, Judas Priest, Bad Relegion, Kenny Loggins, Loverboy,
MSG, Axe, Asia, Vengeance, Warrant, TNT, Gorky Park, Warlock, Jaded Heart, Cheap Trick, Europe !!
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Title: Dynarock!
Artist: Various Artists
Description: Rare Sampler In Glossy Picture Sleeve
Michael Schenker - Robin Trower - Stiff Little Fingers - UFO (Cherry, Too Hot To Handle - Ian Hunter - Split Enz
Label: pickwick
Label-No.: SHM 3115
Country: UK
Format: 12inch vinyl lp
Year: 1982
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Title : INTO THE ARENA - THE SOUNDS ALBUM VOLUME 7
Artist/Composer: VARIOUS ARTISTS
RECORD label: CHRYSALIS
Catalogue Number: ZSS 7
Additional Info: 1981
TRACK LISTING
INTO THE ARENA - MICHAEL SCHENKER GROUP
HELLCAT - RORY GALLAGHER
HELL IS FOR CHILDREN - PAT BENATAR
UNTOUCHABLES - GEN X
SHE'S EASY - TREVOR RABIN
TIN SOLDIERS - STIFF LITTLE FINGERS
CHAINS, CHAINS - UFO
VICTIMS OF THE FURY - ROBIN TROWER
I WON'T FORGET - LINX
LOOKIN' FOR SOME ACTION - Q-TIPS
BOMBSCARE - THE SELECTER
I BELIEVE I'M IN LOVE - THE FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS
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1992 Metal Hammer Volume 4 Video
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LP
USATO EX
ARTISTI VARI
MERCURY 6448 044
1980
ROCK ON RADIO
VOLUME 1
1- PETER GABRIEL
games without frontiers
2- THE BABY
back on my feet again
3- RUSH
the spirit of radio
4- UFO
young blood
5- STATUS QUO
whatever you want
Side 2
1- STEVE HACKET
the show
2- PAT BENATAR
we live for love
3- MATTEW FISHER
can't you feel my love
4- VAN MORRISON
bright side of the road
5- NAZARETH
holiday
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01. Motörhead - Ace of Spades
02. Deep Purple - Strange Kind of Woman
03. Saxon - 747 (Strangers in the Night)
04. Poison - Unskinny Bop
05. Stiltskin - Inside
06. Megadeth - Symphony of Destruction
07. Queenspyhe - Eyes of a Strange
08. Uriah Heep - Gyspy
09. G. Moore & P. Lynott - Out in the Fields
10. Thunder - Everybody Wants Her
11. Motörhead - Overkill
12. Marillion - Incommunicado
13. Saxon - Ride Like the Wind
14. UFO - Doctor Doctor
15. Hawkwind - Silver MacHine
16. April Wine - I Like to Rock
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CD 1
01. Black Sabbath - Paranoid
02. Motörhead - Ace of spades
03. UFO - Only you can rock me
04. Great White - Once bitten twice shy
05. Gilian - M.A.D.
06. April Wine - I like to Rock
07. Gary Moore - Nuclear Attack ( Live )
08. Megadeth - No more Mr. Nice Guy
09. Deep Purple - Fireball
10. Saxon - Wheels of steel
11. Atomic Rooster - Death walks behind you
12. Jaguar - Run ragged
13. McCoy - Heavy Metal Cowboy
14. Thunder - Dirty Love
15. Magnum - Kingdom of Madness
16. Angel Witch - Devil's Tower
17. Killing Joke - Love like blood
CD 2
01. Girlschool - Race with the devil
02. UFO - Doctor Doctor
03. New Model Army - Stupid questions
04. Michael Schenker Group - Armed and Ready
05. Spear Of Destiny - Never take me alive
06. Stray - All in your mind
07. Uriah Heep - Easy livin'
08. Queensbryche - Jet City Woman
09. The Saints - This perfect day
10. Sammy Hagar - Space Station No.5 ( Live )
11. Quireboys - Hey you
12. The Powerstation - Get it on
13. Gilian - Restless
14. McCoy - Dreaming of the dead
15. Generation X - King Rocker
16. Manowar - The sign of the hammer
CD 3
01. Deep Purple - Black night
02. Hawkwind - Silver Machine
03. Motörhead - Please don't touch
04. The Rattles - The witch
05. Goundhogs - Cherry red
06. War Horse - Vulture blood
07. Thin Lizzy - The Rocker
08. Great White - Call it Rock'n'Roll
09. Vardis - 100 MPH ( Live )
10. Saxon - And the band played on
11. Black Sabbath - Headless cross
12. New Model Army - No Rest
13. Sammy Hagar - This Planet's on fire
14. Uriah Heep - Love Machine
15. Thunder - Gimme some lovin'
16. Queensryche - Eyes of a stranger
17. Gilian - Bad news
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CD 1
Motorhead - Bomber
Gary Moore - Run To Your Mama
Hawkwind - Master Of The Universe
Black Sabbath - Paranoid
Juicy Lucy - Who Do You Love
Nazareth - Hair Of The Dog
U.F.O. - Silver Bird
Venom - In League With Satan
Status Quo - Ice In The Sun
Angel Witch Dr. Phibes
Gary Moore - White Knuckles / Rockin' And Rollin'
Motorhead - Back At The Funny Farm
Uriah Heep - Look At Yourself
Colosseum - Bring Out Your Dead
Hawkwind - Silver Machine
Girlschool - Race With The Devil
Uriah Heep - Love Machine
Juicy Lucy - She's Mine / She's Yours
CD 2
Girlschool - Demolition Boys
Hawkwind - Levitation
Atomic Rooster - Time Take My Life
Nazareth - Broken Down Angel
Angel Witch - Angel Of Death
Black Sabbath - War Pigs
Colosseum - Those About To Die
Gary Moore - She's Got You
Magnum - Kingdom Of Madness
Uriah Heep - Gypsy
Black Sabbath - The Wizard
Girlschool - Screaming Blue Murder
Magnum - The Bringer
Atomic Rooster - Stand By Me
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THE BIBLE OF HARD ROCK JAPAN CD
CAT. NO: TOCP-6090
1990 TOSHIBA EMI LTD. MADE IN JAPAN
LYRICS INCLUDED - 14 TRACKS LIST
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K-Tel International label - 1989
Includes tracks by HAWKWIND, BLACK SABBATH, MICHAEL SCHENKER, UFO, URIAH HEEP,
GILLAN, MOTORHEAD, GIRLSCHOOL, SAMSON, TEN YEARS AFTER, JUICY LUCY and more!!
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CHAMPIONS OF ROCK - 2 CD-SET
36 TRACKS - 1996 DISKY
with XYZ, GIRLSCHOOL, UFO / GEORDIE / JUICY LUCY / BONZO DOG
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Year released...2001 I Surrender - Rainbow 2. Overkill - Motorhead 3. Trees - Rush 4. 747 (Strangers In The Night) - Saxon 5. Village Girl - Hanoi Rocks 6. Got The Time - Anthrax 7. How Far Jerusalem - Magnum 8. Back On The Streets (live) - Moore, Gary 9. Dance On Stilts - Blue Oyster Cult 10. Candy Horizon - Gillan, Ian 11. Are You Ready To Rock (live) - Schenker, Michael 12. Barely Breathin' - Vixen 13. True Believer - Testament 14. Wreck Age - Tygers Of Pan Tang 15. Making Love - Malmsteen, Yngwie 1. Boys Are Back In Town - Thin Lizzy 2. Stealin' - Uriah Heep 3. Knocking At Your Back Door - Deep Purple 4. Rainbow In The Dark (live) - Dio 5. Demolition Boys - Girlschool 6. Backyard Brawl - Cooper, Alice 7. Calling Your Name - Diamond Head 8. Iron Maiden (live) - Di'Anno, Paul 9. Pushed To The Limit - UFO 10. Please Don't Touch - Headgirl 11. Fool For Your Lovin' (live) - Company Of Snakes 12. Broken Down Angel - Nazareth 13. Nobody Here But Us - Therapy 14. Do Your Own Thing - Union 15. Dirty Love (live) - Thunder |
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Cat No - MNLP82- Label - Mean Records
1982 Compilation LP Release from Mean Records featuring Hard Rock & Heavy Metal Bands performing at the 1982 Reading Festival.
This 2LP Set is Housed in a Gatefold Sleeve.
Tracklisting :
Side 1
1. Walking in the Shadow Of The Blues - Whitesnake
2. I Want Your Body - Terraplane
3. He Knows You Know - Marillion
4. Slow Rider - Jackie Lynton
5. Superstar - Budgie
Side 2
1. S.O.S - Bernie Marsden
2. I Wanna See You Tonight - Chinatown
3. Come On Woman - Randy California
4. There & Back - Stampede
5. Shoot 'Em Down - Twisted Sister
Side 3
1. Attack Of The Mad Axeman - Michael Schenker
2. Three Boats Down From The Candy - Marillion
3. Turn Me Loose - Terraplane
4. You Really Got Me - Just Good Friends
5. Hot & Ready - U.F.O.
Side 4
1. Panzer Division Destroyed - Budgie
2. Keep On Belevin' - Grand Prix
3. All The Time - Spider
4. Caught On The Wrongside - Chinatown
5. Hedgehog Song - Jackie Lynton
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Metal for the Masses 2007 by Classic Rock Magazine
14 tracks
Black Sabbath - Buried Alive
Megadeth - Go to hell
The Showdown - Six feet under
He is Legend - Goldie torn locks
Auf de Maur - Beast of honour
30 Second to Mars - Beautiful Life
Hawkwind - Space is deep
Whitesnake - Slide it in
Thunder - Girl's going out of her head
Courtney Love - Hello
Backyard Babies - Shattered Bonds
Saxon - Strong arm of the law
Gary Moore - Murder in the skies
UFO - Only you can rock me
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Collection of 70's and 80's hard rock from EMI's Disky label
WHITESNAKE - Slip Of The Tongue
GARY MOORE - Run For Cover
QUIREBOYS - Hey You
SAXON - Wheels Of Steel
DEEP PURPLE - Black Night
HELLOISE - Cosmogony
APRIL WINE - I Like To Rock
STILTSKIN - Inside
UFO - Doctor Doctor
SAMMY HAGAR - Cruisin' & Boozin'
POISON - Unskinny Bop
MARILLION - Hooks In You
URIAH HEEP - Look At Yourself
SCORPIONS - Blackout
GEORDIE - Can You Do It
QUEENSRYCHE - Eyes Of A Stranger
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01. Triumph - Allied Forces
02. Michael Schenker Group - Armed and Ready
03. UFO - Long Gone
04. Budgie - Superstar
05. Hawkwind - Rocky Paths
06. Scorpions - Top of the Bill
07. Slade - Rock and Roll Preacher (Hallelujah I'm on Fire)
08. Michael Schenker Group - Are You Ready to Rock
09. Robin Trower - The Shout
10. Pat Benatar - Heartbreaker
11. Styx - Witch Wolf
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Disc 1: Rock You Like a Hurricane - Scorpions | Hair of the Dog - Nazareth | Hold on Loosely - .38 Special | Renegade - Styx t Show Me the Way (Live) - Peter Frampton | Everybody Wants You - Billy Squier | We're an American Band - Grand Funk Railroad | Here I Go Again - Whitesnake | I Can't Drive 55 - Sammy Hagar | Free Bird - Lynyrd Skynyrd | Takin' Care of Business - Bachman-Turner Overdrive | Spirit of the Radio - Rush | Surrender - Cheap Trick | Fight the Good Fight - Triumph
Disc 2: Lights Out - UFO | #! on Feel the Noize - Quiet Riot | Overkill - Motrhead | Rock and Roll Hookie Koo - Rick Derringer | Bad to the Bone - George Thorogood & the Destroyers | Boom Boom (Out Go the Lights) - Travers & Appice | Ballad of Jayne - L.A. Guns | Cherry Pie - Warrant | Jane - Starship | Flirtin' with Disaster - Molly Hatchet | Gypsy Road (live) - Cinderella | Sweet Emotion - Jack Blades, Tommy Shaw | Sister Christian (live) - Night Ranger
Product Info:
Studio: Navarre Corp
CD Release Date: November 15, 2005
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DOKKEN (LIVE) & UFO 'S/T' -2005 U.S. split-CD
U.S. midprice-series CD - DOKKEN and U.F.O. compiled on one CD.
TRACKLISTING:
DOKKEN:
1. Alone Again (live)
2. In My Dreams (live)
3. Tooth And Nail (live)
4. Into the Fire (live)
5. Unchain the Night (live)
U.F.O.:
6. Lights Out
7. A Self Made Man
8. Pushed To The Limit
9. Stopped By A Bullet
10. Knock, Knock
This original factory-pressed cd was released by U.S. label Direct Source Special Products Inc. Records in 2005
1) MOTORHEAD-Iron Fist ---
Disc 1 1) Motorhead-Iron Fist
Disc2 1) Motorhead-Bomber ---
Chrysalis
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Rock Classics - The Greatest Rock Songs Sony Music Entertainment SMM 989942-2/355503, Germany, 2004 ---
2002 Track listing Details ---
Rock Attack PolyMedia 535309-2 / 553652-2, Germany, 1997 ---
Classic Rock - 1978-1979 Time Life Books/Warner Music TL559/03, Germany, 1996 --
Car Rock Sony Music Entertainment SMM 989314-2/033 557 0, Germany, 2003 ---
Sweden Rock - Den Ultimata Hardrockssamlingen Universal Music 982 799-4, Europe, 2005
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Long Live Rock 'N' Roll
SPV/Steamhammer SPV 092-18822, Germany, 1997 ---
Track List 01 RUSH - 2112: Overture/The Temples Of Syrinx 02 MOTÖRHEAD - Limb From Limb Original Motörhead guitarslinger Fast 'Eddie' Clarke made his mark with the band on their first four records. The original Motörhead were creators of an aggressive, gutsy anti-social grind. Produced by Jimmy Miller (of Rolling Stones fame), the band's second album primarily focused on what was to be the classic 'head sound. A lethal combination of traditional Hard Rock, punk and charismatic, no-frills rock 'n' roll. www.imotorhead.com 03 RICHIE SAMBORA/BRUCE FOSTER - Southern Belle 04 DIAMOND HEAD - Am I Evil? (Live) A true bone-crunchingly classic riff from the hands of guitarist Brian Tatler. When Diamond Head hit the rock scene in the early 1980s they were hailed as the new Led Zeppelin. The seminal 'Am I Evil?' went on to be a true rock anthem in the ‘90s when rock giants Metallica took the bull by the horns and paid tribute to their musical heroes, frequently including it in their live set and laying it down on tape on their 1998 covers album 'Garage Inc.'. www.diamond-head.net 05 DIO - As Long As It's Not About Love Considered one of the best singers in rock, former Rainbow/Black Sabbath vocalist Ronnie James Dio has recorded with some of the greatest guitarmen in rock (Ritchie Blackmore and Toni Iommi to name but two). Craig Goldie is no exception. Having taken on the illustrious Heavy Metal gauntlet laid down by the former on early Dio releases, he reappeared with his mentor on the singer's 2000 conceptual masterpiece 'Magica', ably reaffirming his rock 'n' roll credentials. www.ronniejamesdio.com 06 SAVATAGE - Jesus Saves 07 PAUL KOSSOFF - Molten Gold (Live) An extremely talented musician whose life was duly cut short by a drug-related death, Free/Back Street Crawler guitar legend Paul Kossoff is up there with the likes of Eric Clapton and Jimi Hendrix. Showcasing a fluid, bluesy melodic lead he drove Free to superstardom in the early 1970s before forming his own full-time solo outfit featuring a number of his former bandmates as well as renowned Yes drummer Alan White. www.allrightnow.com 08 BERNIE MARSDEN - Love That Burns Something of a musical journeyman, former Whitesnake guitarist Bernie Marsden played heavily on the blues back in the early 1980s when he made a mark for himself in the early incarnation of David Coverdale's hard rockin' heroes, before turning his hand to fronting his own band, Alaska. In more recent years he's settled down, exploring a reflective rootsy blues-based direction with a batch of superb solo albums showcasing his own superior guitar-work. www.berniemarsden.com 09 JEFF HEALEY BAND - The Damage Is Done Canadian Jeff Healey has successfully bridged the dividing line between traditional blues purism and the commercial AOR appeal of stadium rock. Currently combining a classic jazz finesse with his trademark cutting style of hammering rhythm 'n' blues this particular master of the Fender Strat continues to bend the strings in differing directions, demonstrating an uncanny instrumental prowess. www.jeffhealey.com 10 JOHN NORUM - Solitude Swedish guitarist John Norum contributed a major part to the worldwide success of Scandinavian rockers Europe. Following his initial departure from the group in the late 1980s he worked with some of the biggest names in rock (Don Dokken and Glenn Hughes to name but a few). After numerous solo releases (including his latest offering 'Optimus') in 2004 he got back together with his ex bandmates for a reunion album and successful world tour. www.johnnorum.com 11 SANTANA - Gypsy/Grajonca The supreme master of instrumental Latino rock guitar, Mexican-born Carlos Santana has been doin' the business with his own band, Santana, since the heady days of the Woodstock Festival in the late 1960s. Effortlessly fusing melodic soul and sheer technical sass he continues to be an accomplished performer who has constantly refreshed himself by collaborating with some of the biggest names in contemporary rock and pop. www.santana.com 12 LESLIE WEST - Woman Long Islander Leslie West came to prominence as the lead guitarist of hard rock outfit Mountain in the early 1970s on the back of the classic 'Nantucket Sleighride' album. But the group failed to deliver commercially, leaving West to embark on a lengthy solo career (during which he hooked up with Cream bassist Jack Bruce). Most recent offerings have shown that his tuneful style and rock solid approach have barely changed over the years. www.mountaintheband.com 13 VINNIE MOORE The Maze Establishing himself as one of the most important guitarmen to emerge from the virtuoso instrumentalist school of rock of the mid 1980s, Vinnie Moore has, to date, issued a number of hard hitting studio albums (as well as more recently treading the boards with Brit hard rock legends UFO). 1999's 'Maze' record (with its lengthy title track) showcased a return to the neo-classical roots that essentially defined this particular rock genre. www.vinniemoore.com CD 2 01 RAINBOW - Stargazer Ex Deep Purple member Ritchie Blackmore once declared himself 'God'!. For those who caught his own band, Rainbow, live in the late 1970s (with Ronnie James Dio on vocals and Cozy Powell on drums) that claim was indisputable. Set against a fantastical backdrop of fire-breathing dragons and demonic wizards the epic 'Stargazer' (lifted from arguably the best ever hard rock record) featured the man in black at his peak. www.blackmoresnight.com 02 MAGNUM - Two Hearts Six-string songsmith Tony Clarkin provided (and still provides) the heart of the Magnum sound alongside long-time partner-in-rhyme Bob Catley. The home-grown Birmingham rockers first hit the scene in the mid-1970s but it wasn't until 1985 with the release of the benchmark 'On A Storyteller's Night' album that they finally hit the big time, both critically and commercially. The success of the album went a long way to landing the band a major label deal with Polydor Records. www.magnumonline.co.uk 03 GARY MOORE - Parisienne Walkways 04 TEMPEST - Turn Around Only in existence between 1972 to 1974, Tempest released just two albums (1973's 'Tempest' and 1974's 'Living In Fear') but featured the cream of British prog/jazz rock. Individual band members Allan Holdsworth, Mick Clarke, Ollie Halsall, Jon Hiseman and Paul Williams would go on to influence the likes of Eighties Metal stringers like Eddie Van Halen and 'nu-metal' Prog rock superstars like Dream Theater. www.therealallanholdsworth.com 05 JETHRO TULL - Aqualung (Live) Despite always living in the shadow of Mick Abrahams (Tull's formative guitar henchman) Martin Barre performed on the group's definitive early album releases (1971's 'Aqualung' opus making the boldest statement). As the veteran group's lead man in partnership with flute wielding singer Ian Anderson, since 1969, his playing has provided Jethro Tull with the brazen energy to continually deliver on record and on stage for well over 30 years. 06 COMPANY OF SNAKES - Lovehunter (Live) An integral part of the inaugural 'definitive' line-up of David Coverdale's Whitesnake, slide guitarman Micky Moody provided the backbone to the band's early blues sound. Re-uniting again with partner Bernie Marsden in 1999 as Company Of Snakes alongside vocalist Stefan Bergren, keyboardist Don Airey and drummer John Lingwood the ensuing live album 'Here They Go Again' set out to capture the blues spirit of the early classic 'snake sound. www.classicwhitesnake.com 07 PETER GREEN SPLINTER GROUP - Albatross Regarded by many as the greatest white blues guitarist ever, former Fleetwood Mac man Peter Green has had something of a turbulent career, riddled by drug abuse and paranoia. Initially hanging up his guitar in the mid 1970s (rumours abound that he worked as a hospital orderly, bartender and gravedigger during this time) he eventually got his head back together and came out of the closet in the early 1990s, resurrecting many of his early blues rock classics. www.fleetwoodmac.net 08 ULI JON ROTH - Burning Wheels Turning As part of the early incarnation of German Metal giants The Scorpions during the 1970s, lead guitarist Uli Jon Roth ultimately laid the groundwork for the neo-classical Metal sound. Upon leaving the group in 1978 the classically refined Roth began a rather erratic solo career that saw him expand his style in a more progressive direction with his own band Electric Sun, a psychedelic power trio fashioned around the image of his idol, Jimi Hendrix. www.ulijonroth.com 09 NAZARETH - Hair Of The Dog 10 MARTY FRIEDMAN - Lust For Life Former Megadeth lead guitarist Marty Friedman made his name with the thrash icons during their biggest period of popularity in the early 1990s. Despite not having the same elusive commercial profile as Metallica's Kirk Hammett, Friedman (who is a big fan of ethnic and new age music) has endeavoured to pursue a successful solo career as an outlet for prog-inspired six string experimentation rather than over the top Metallic excess. www.martyfriedman.com 11 PAT TRAVERS - How Many More Times Canadian blues/rock guitarist Pat Travers paid his dues by playing in bar bands around Quebec. Heading over to the UK he signed to Polydor and soon became a firm live favourite at the Reading Festival on the back of his 1976 debut. By 1979 he'd hit the big time in the US with the new Travers Band (featuring Tommy Aldridge on the skins and co-guitarist Pat Thrall) a lethal combination that has its modern day successor in today's Pat Travers Power Trio. www.pattravers.com 12 PAUL GILBERT - I Am Satan A guitar hero incapable of taking himself too seriously, former Racer X/Mr. Big Metal guitar virtuoso Paul Gilbert, a prodigy of the Los Angeles Guitar Institute Of Technology, is now an established solo artist with an especially huge following in Japan. Firmly putting the emphasis on solid songwriting, recent releases such as 2002's 'Burning Organ' display a talent for creative restraint unlike most of his contemporaries in the shredding commune. www.paulgilbert.com 13 OLIVER-DAWSON SAXON - The Eagle Has Landed (Live) CD 3 01 LYNYRD SKYNYRD - Free Bird The definitive Southern rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd were, and still are, a law unto themselves. Guitarist Gary Rossington (who originally began his musical career as a drummer) one of the group's founding (and surviving members following a tragic plane crash that killed most of the band in 1977) epitomised their boozy, barroom-brawling attitude. Their self-titled debut album was raw, totally uncompromising and contained one of the most popular rock classics ever laid to tape. www.lynyrdskynyrd.com 02 ROBIN GEORGE - Heartline After a touring stint with vintage Brit rockers Magnum, British guitar pin-up Robin George was lauded in the press as the UK's answer to Billy Squier. Tipping his hat to artists like Bon Jovi and Bryan Adams, his 1984 debut solo album 'Dangerous Music' was a class effort filled to the brim with some superb musicianship, especially Pino Pallidino's bass playing. It produced the single 'Heartline', a firm rock club anthem. www.robingeorge.co.uk 03 PETER FRAMPTON - Baby I Love Your Way (Live) One of the biggest arena rock stars of all-time, former Humble Pie singer/guitarman Peter Frampton already had an illustrious musical pedigree before he went solo in the mid-‘70s. Originally lifted from one of the biggest selling live rock records of all time (1976's 'Frampton Comes Alive!') this classic cut elevated him to superstar status. Two decades on, Frampton decided to ‘come alive' once again thanks to a stirring 75 minute set recorded at Detroit's Pine Knob Music Theatre. www.frampton.com 04 THUNDER - Love Walked In (Live) 05 YNGWIE MALMSTEEN - Mistreated 06 BIG JIM SULLIVAN - Stairway To Heaven Big Jim Sullivan is reputedly the most sought-after session guitarist in Britain, with a list of 1000 chart entries to his name (including The Kinks 'You Really Got Me'). He is also allegedly credited with being the first musician to have ever used a fuzzbox in the UK, while accompanying P.J. Proby. On 'Mr. Rock Guitar' Sullivan covers a host of killer tunes from such rock luminaries as Jimi Hendrix, The Rolling Stones, Free and, of course, Led Zeppelin. www.bigjimsullivan.com 07 IMPELLITTERI - End Of The World High-speed neo classical six stringer Chris Impellitteri is, in technical terms, one of the very best. With a style somewhat reminiscent of Scandinavian guitar god Yngwie Malmsteen, he (like his illustrious Swedish counterpart) first came to prominence working with former Rainbow vocalist Graham Bonnet in 1987. Still a largely self-financed underground guitar virtuoso, Impellitteri still plies his magic, conjuring up well-crafted traditional power Metal. www.rapture.net/impellitteri 08 MARILLION - Easter (Live) Much underrated guitarman Steve Rothery has trodden the boards with Marillion since their 1979 inception in a pub in Aylesbury, UK. When enigmatic frontman Fish left the group in 1988 it looked like the writing was on the wall. Hooking up with new vocalist Steve Hogarth gave the nu-proggers a new lease of life and resulted in the recording of 1989's ambitious 'Seasons End', which pushed Rothery's guitarwork to the fore, especially on the melodically crafted 'Easter'. www.marillion.com 09 MICHAEL SCHENKER GROUP - Doctor Doctor 10 UFO Lights Out (New Version) Vocalist Phil Mogg, bassist Pete Way and drummer Andy Parker formed veteran Brit rockers UFO in 1969. Originally known as Hocus Pocus, the group which took its name in honour of a London club, went through a myriad line-up changes following the departure of Michael Schenker in the late 1970s. Guitarmen Paul Chapman, Atomic Tommy and Lawrence Archer followed suit, filling the legendary axeman's shoes. www.ufo-music.info 11 URIAH HEEP - Gypsy Guitar wizard Mick Box, the 'Cheshire Cat' of rock, has stayed true to his rock 'n' roll roots for over 30 years. Uriah Heep's brand of traditional Heavy Metal made the British band one of the most popular hard rock groups of the early 1970s. Formed by Box and vocalist David Byron in the late 1960s, the group went through an astonishing number of members over the next two decades (nearly 30 different musicians have passed through the band's ranks over the years). 12 DEEP PURPLE - Take It Off The Top (Live) Until he replaced 'moody' guitar hero Ritchie Blackmore as Deep Purple's lead guitarist in 1996, Steve Morse was very much an underground attraction with a healthy following among other guitar players. However, when the remaining original DP Mk 2 members (Gillan/Glover/Lord/Paice) recruited the ex Dixie Dregger to the fold, he immediately gave the veteran hard rockers a much needed new spark, which has since resulted in a host of hard-hitting studio and live albums. www.deep-purple.com 13 STEVE HOWE - To Be Over What more can be said about Yesman Steve Howe? With numerous solo releases under his belt he has also worked with artists as diverse as Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Lou Reed and Fish, among others. A pioneering, pivotal figure in the history of classic rock, Howe literally wrote the rulebook for progressive rock guitar, as exemplified by this reverential re-working of a classic Yes track (which originally appeared on 1974's 'Relayer' album). www.stevehowe.com ---
CLASSIC AXE Sony TV - 2002 1. Paranoid - Black Sabbath
More Essential Rock Anthems MORE ESSENTIAL ROCK ANTHEMS pulls together some of the biggest and best known names in Rock, (Black Sabbath, Gary Moore, Uriah Heep, Motorhead, Anthrax, Nazareth, Alice Cooper, Venom to name but a few) and put together a hit-filled package of Rock Anthems in one handy 2CD set. Track List
1. RAINBOW Guitar legend Ritchie Blackmore once declared himself 'God'. For those who caught Rainbow 'live' in the late 1970s and early 1980s, the fact was indisputable'. By 1979 the group had shaken off their 'dungeons and dragons' image and adopted more 'commercial' attire with the 2. URIAH HEEP Uriah Heep's fourth opus 'Demons And Wizards' (regarded by many fans as their best record) threw up several Heep classics, most notably the anthemic 'Easy Livin', a punchy rock 'n' roll dream, tailor-made for lead singer David Byron's extrovert showmanship. It dented charts 3. YES Recorded quickly to capitalise on the group's 1996 'classic' re-union gigs 'Open Your Eyes' was a return to form for Yes as they re-grouped with legendary guitarist Steve Howe. A guitar-based affair it successfully attempted a cross over between the indulgences of Seventies Yes music and the more commercial aspects of the Eighties band. The lead cut 'Open Your Eyes' features former Toto member Steve Porcaro on keyboards. 4. BLACK SABBATH When Ozzy Osbourne left Black Sabbath in 1979 it seemed the writing was on the wall. However, the band regrouped with former Rainbow singer Ronnie James Dio and delivered 'Heaven And Hell' one of the best hard rock albums ever. Reborn and re-energised it served up a host of Sabbath classics in the shape of 'Neon Knights', 'Heaven & Hell' and the moody rock epic 'Children Of The Sea'. 5. NAZARETH The definitive title track of the group's groundbreaking third album 'Razamanaz'. Despite having already issued two records it was only with the release of 'Razamanaz' that the group finally hit pay day and started to achieve the required degree of success to levitate them 6. MAGNUM Home-grown Birmingham rockers Magnun first hit the rock scene in the mid-1970s but it wasn't until 1985 with the release of the benchmark 'On A Storyteller's Night' album that they finally hit the big time both critically and commercially. The success of the album and its lead 7. ANTHRAX Cutting-edge Metal innovators Anthrax laid down the ground rules for alternative and rap-rock. A definitive rock anthem 'Madhouse' first appeared on the group's definitive 1985 release 'Spreading The Disease' their first to feature vocalist Joey Belladonna. Recently 'reformed and reunited' with the singer (after a brief flirtation with ex-Armored Saint crooner John Bush) Anthrax continue to lay down their Metal law at rock festivals worldwide. 8. STATUS QUO Status Quo are one of Britain's longest-lived rock acts having been together now for almost 40 years. In the UK the band have racked up a record string of Top 10 hit singles despite the fact that in America the group were ignored after they abandoned psychedelia for heavy 9. BARCLAY JAMES HARVEST Absolutely massive in Germany but ignored to a large degree in the UK, British prog pioneers Barclay James Harvest were a group of solid musicians with a knack for writing 'catchy' rock songs. Founding members Les Holroyd (bass) and John Lees (guitar) split in the late 10. THE NICE The brainchild of keyboard maestro Keith Emerson, Sixties act The Nice were the psychedelic forerunners for the Seventies progressive 'excessive' exploitation's of progressive rock supergroup Emerson Lake & Palmer. Released as a single in 1967, the brash 'America' soon became the group's trademark musical signature much akin to ELP's later classic 'Fanfare For The Common Man'. 11. TESTAMENT San Francisco thrash metallers Testament gave the fledgling Metallica a good run for their money back in the mid 1980s but never actually managed to reach the same platinum pinnacle as the Metalli men. Still very much a veteran 'underground' attraction they still continue to demonstrate an uncanny ability for writing 'heavy' hook-laden rock songs with a plethora of recent releases. 12. DIAMOND HEAD A rock classic if ever there was one. When Diamond Head hit the rock scene in the early 1980s they were hailed as the 'new' Led Zeppelin. The seminal 'Am I Evil?' went on to be a true rock anthem in the Nineties when rock giants Metallica took the bull by the horns and paid tribute to their musical heroes, frequently including it in their live set and laying it down on tape on their 1998 covers album 'Garage Inc.'. 13. ASIA An amalgam of rock's finest, Eighties supergroup Asia took the States by storm in 1982 with their self-titled debut album. 'Sole Survivor' (one of three hit singles) cut it fine in the US singles charts and earned them superstar status. This epic live version was recorded live 14. BERNIE MARSDEN Something of a musical journeyman, former Whitesnake guitar-man Bernie Marsden made a mark for himself in the early 1980s incarnation of David Coverdale's hard rockin' heroes before turning his hand to fronting his own band (Alaska). In more recent years he's settled down, exploring a rootsy blues based direction with a batch of superb solo albums 15. GIRLSCHOOL (HEADGIRL) At the peak of their popularity in 1981, female 'New Wave Of British Heavy Metal' stars Girlschool teamed up with Lemmy & Co. (Motorhead) for 'The St. Valentines Day Massacre EP', a hit collaboration which saw the 'band' perform alongside their male partners in 'rhyme' (under the moniker Headgirl) on 'Top Of The Pops' with the EP's lead cut, the bristling rocker 'Please Don't Touch'. CD 2 1. FREE Paul Rodgers and company were cited as the 'new Stones' when 'All Right Now' hit the Top 5 on both sides of the Atlantic in 1970. Their blues derived rock could well have earned them a better place in the history books if guitarist Paul Kossoff had not met an untimely end. That said besides having a had burgeoning solo career Rodgers also went on to front Bad Company, The Firm (with Jimmy Page) and more recently Queen. 2. GARY MOORE Relocating to Los Angeles after 'unexpectedly' leaving Thin Lizzy in 1979, Gary Moore formed G-Force, a new hard rock outfit to slog it out with the best of them. Jumping on the N.W.O.B.H.M. (New Wave Of British Heavy Metal) bandwagon the group proved dangerous and exciting most notably in the live environment. Standout tracks such as 'White 3. ALICE COOPER Conceptually the third installment of a trilogy initiated on 'The Last Temptation' (1994), and continued on 'Brutal Planet' (2000), Alice Cooper's 'Dragontown' (2001) sees the dark prince of rock paying tribute to some of his musical icons. With its Beatle-style harmonies 'It's Much Too Late' (a song written about the late John Lennon) showcases the Metal legend's personal irreverence and distaste towards 'organised' religion. 4. MOTORHEAD Fronted by the 'iconic' Lemmy, Metal legends Motorhead have always been a law unto themselves. Released in 1979, the band's second album 'Bomber' definitely took no prisoners. Inspired by a book of the same name by WW2 author Len Deighton, the album cover instigated the use of an innovative lighting rig featuring a Heinkel III German bomber which literally 'flew' over the stage. 5. IAN GILLAN Adorned by a striking photo portrait, 1991's 'Toolbox' was arguably the singer's most rocking solo collection of songs. Featuring dynamic hard rock aces such as 'Hang Me Out To Dry', it was dubbed by the press as his 'hardest album ever' and compared admirably with the classic Purple recordings of the early 1970s, marrying a sharp straight-ahead rock 'n' roll edge with an offbeat sense of personal humour. 6. HANOI ROCKS When they first appeared in 1981, all hair and glam, Finish rockers Hanoi Rocks created the equivalent of an earthquake in Heavy Metal circles. This the title track of their fourth album was produced by the Mott The Hoople team of Dave Buffin Griffin and Pete 'Overend' Watts. A pretty explosive affair powerfully combining the spirit of Seventies glam with the more Metallic values of the early Eighties. 7. UFO Blistering 'new version' of the legendary UFO track which originally featured on the group's 1974's album of the same name and made its mark in rock lore on 1979's 'Strangers In The Night' live album. When the classic line-up of the band Mogg/ Way/ Schenker/ Parker/ Raymond) reformed in the mid-1990s to record a brand new opus they reworked a number of 8. RED DOGS Formed in 1989 British bar room rock 'n' rollers The Red Dogs made two critically acclaimed albums (1990's 'Wrong Side Of Town' and 1992's 'Working Late') before eventually calling it a day. Featuring the pairing of singer Mickey Ripley and rip roarin' guitar-slinger Paul Guerin the 'Dogs sassy brand of bluesy ballsy rock had all the girls swooning at the knees in rock clubs up and down the country. 9. PROCOL HARUM One of the biggest success stories of the late 1960s, Procol Harum are probably best remembered for their monster hit 'A Whiter Shade Of Pale'. The group under the guidance of frontman Gary Brooker developed a distinctive 'soulful' sound that (after briefly disbanding in the late 1970s and reforming in the early 1990s) continues to earn them a successful innings on the live circuit today. 10. ALASKA When ex Whitesnake guitarist Bernie Marsden formed Alaska in 1981 he hoped his band would emulate the success of such AOR rock giants as Journey and Foreigner. A shift from the blues soaked rock of his former band, Alaska seemed to be more of a 'in vogue' commercial proposition across the Atlantic. However, without a major label deal the songs on 11. JOHN WETTON Having cut his teeth with such rock luminaries like King Crimson, Uriah Heep and Roxy Music, bassist/vocalist John Wetton found fame and fortune in the early 1980s with rock supergroup Asia. A workmanlike solo career followed which saw the singer/songwriter relocating to America to co-write songs for the likes of Cher. Back again in Blighty, 12. ANGEL WITCH One of the 'hottest' of N.W.O.B.H.M. acts, London lads Angel Witch took their inspiration from the earthy 'occult' Metal of Black Sabbath, but turned up the speed to accelerate their own musical values. With a huge 'underground' hardcore following the band's debut album (which was melodic, intense and forceful) provided the right ingredients to put them on a pedestal with the likes of the fledgling Iron Maiden. 13. DIO Still wrapped in his Medieval garb former Rainbow/Black Sabbath singer Ronnie James Dio continues to fly the traditional Heavy Metal flag. Chock full of rocking Metal guitar riffs (courtesy of recent recruit Doug Aldrich) 'Killing The Dragon' (like its illustrious Eighties 14. VENOM Having shook the Metal world to its roots with their stunning debut album 'Welcome To Hell' (1981) (which combined the pure power of Motorhead with the visual intensity of Kiss), Newcastle thrash heavyweights Venom spread their visceral wings on 1982's follow-up 15. CAMEL 'Never Let Go' Under the direction of band leaders Andy Latimer (guitar) and the late Peter Bardens (keyboards), art improvisationalists Camel forged a loyal 'cultivated' cult following throughout the Seventies/Eighties and Nineties. Their eponymous 1973 debut ultimately set their signature sound, a sonic celebration of soaring guitar-work set against sweeping organs and jazz-infused rhythms. Mark Crampton ------------------
Essential Metal Anthems Track List
1. MOTÖRHEAD - Ace Of Spades Creators of an aggressive, anti-social, gutsy grind played at overwhelmingly painful ear-shredding volume, Motörhead were the first Metal band to harness the charismatic energy of punk rock. The original Motörhead trio of Lemmy Kilmister (bass/vocals), Fast Eddie Clarke (guitar), and Philthy Animal Taylor (drums) set standards in high decibel volume. This landmark track established them as the UK's premier Metal attraction. 2. URIAH HEEP - Easy Livin' Uriah Heep are one of Britain's longest surviving rock bands. Their fourth opus 'Demons And Wizards' (regarded by many fans as their best ever record) threw up several Heep classics, most notably the anthemic ‘Easy Livin'’, a punchy rock'n'roll dream, tailor-made for lead singer David Byron's extrovert showmanship. It dented charts worldwide and helped to give Uriah Heep their first truly international single success. 3. MICHAEL SCHENKER - Armed & Ready (live) Having cut his teeth with German Metal stars The Scorpions and British rock legends UFO in the Seventies, Teutonic guitar god Michael Schenker stepped out into his own solo spotlight in the 1980s fronting his own band M.S.G.. The master of the Flying V frequently topped guitarists readers' polls coming up trumps over established 'heroes' such as Ritchie Blackmore, Angus Young, Alex Lifeson and Gary Moore. 4. GIRLSCHOOL - Race With The Devil Helping to spearhead the N.W.O.B.H.M. (New Wave Of British Heavy Metal), all-girl group Girlschool caused quite a commotion on the heavily male dominated music scene in the early 1980s. On par with masculine contemporaries Motörhead with whom they shared the same record label (Bronze) these grungy metallic goddesses notably distinguished themselves courtesy of an aggressive, ballsy hard rock sound. 5. ALICE COOPER - Backyard Brawl Out to shock the PC brigade with his androgynous on-stage personality Alice Cooper, the tasteful master of the macabre has always had the authorities up in arms because of his gory onstage antics featuring pioneering props such as electric chairs, fake blood, snakes and guillotines. Culled from one of his most recent long-players this irreverent rootsy rocker proves that Alice cuts deep to the bone and still grabs you by the throat. 6. MAGNUM - Sacred Hour Veteran Brummie rockers Magnum have a long lasting musical pedigree. The original Seventies Magnum line-up consisted of guitarist/songwriter Tony Clarkin, vocalist Bob Catley, bassist 'Wally' Lowe, keyboardist/flutist Richard Bailey, and drummer Kex Gorin. When keyboardist Mark Stanway joined the band in the early 1980s they went on to deliver this all time rock classic which has since become the group's live swansong. 7. DIO - Stand Up And Shout (live) Still attired in his medieval garb former Rainbow/Black Sabbath vocalist Ronnie James Dio continues to fly the Heavy Metal flag. A profound storyteller living in a world of castles and stargazing wizards, he formed his own band Dio in the mid-1980s. On the back of 1983's classic opus 'Holy Diver', Dio would subsequently go on to take the rock world by storm with an over-the-top stage show featuring lasers, explosions and a life-size dragon. 8. HANOI ROCKS - Tragedy Scandinavia's major export to the world of Hard Rock, Finnish group Hanoi Rocks drew much of their sound and inspiration from the Glam rock scene of the 1970s with an image very reminiscent of the New York Dolls. Hanoi's brand of sassy, sleazy rock 'n' roll gained tabloid applause in the early 1980s. Their debut album 'Bangkok Shocks Saigon Shakes', released in 1981 was musically more R&B than traditional HM. 9. DEEP PURPLE - Ted The Mechanic (live) When legendary guitar hero Ritchie Blackmore finally quit Deep Purple in the mid 1990s it seemed the writing was finally on the wall for the band. However the remaining original Mk 2 members (Gillan/Glover/Lord/Paice) quickly recruited ex Dixie Dreggs guitarman Steve Morse to the fold and have since delivered a host of hard hitting studio and live albums. The rollicking rocker 'Ted The Mechanic' showcases Morse's ability to the full. 10. NAZARETH - Expect No Mercy Formed in 1968, braveheart rockers Nazareth had a host of hit singles in the 1970s. Featuring vocalist Dan McCafferty, guitarist Manny Charlton, bassist Pete Agnew and drummer Darrell Sweet, the Scottish quartet made a name for themselves on the live circuit. One of their best album cuts, the aptly named title track from 1977's studio opus 'Expect No Mercy', quickly became a perennial live favourite with rock fans worldwide. 11. THUNDER - Pilot Of My Dreams Bluesy prime groovers Thunder followed, and continue to follow to fly the flag for traditional Brit rock. Inspired by the likes of Free and Bad Company, guitarist Luke Morley and vocalist Danny Bowes initially started playing together as school mates, cementing their songwriting potential with London locals Terraplane before forming Thunder, successfully re-establishing trademark hard rock virtues with a host of hit singles and sold out tours. 12. ALASKA - Headlines When former Whitesnake guitarist Bernie Marsden formed Alaska in 1981 he hoped his band would emulate the success of such rock giants as Journey and Foreigner. A shift from the blues-soaked rock of the Snakes, Alaska seemed to be more of an in vogue commercial proposition. Taking more of an AOR direction, they made two solid rock albums; 'Heart Of The Storm' (1984) and 'The Pack' (1985), then sadly broke up. 13. RAGE - Prayers Of Steel Led by longtime lead singer/bassist Peter 'Peavey' Wagner, German Heavy Metal outfit Rage originally formed in the early 1980s and issued records consistently throughout the 1990s. Initially calling themselves 'Avenger' the group issued a number of definitive albums displaying their own unique brand of hard hitting rock, before changing their name to Rage to avoid confusion with a British rock outfit of the same name. 14. GARY MOORE - Nuclear Attack Belfast born Gary Moore first achieved renown as the lead guitarist of hard rock legends Thin Lizzy. However, in the middle of the band's 1979 American tour, Moore acrimoniously left the group to go solo. He formed his own outfit G-Force and also cut a solo album 'Dirty Fingers' on which he delivered a superb performance both vocally and instrumentally, mixing traditional hard rock standards with a masterful melodic rock style. 15. DIAMOND HEAD - Am I Evil? (live) A rock classic if ever there was one. When Diamond Head hit the rock scene in the early 1980s they were hailed as the New Led Zeppelin. The seminal 'Am I Evil?' went on to become a true rock anthem in the Nineties when rock giants Metallica took the bull by the horns and paid tribute to their musical heroes, frequently including it in their live sets and laying it down on tape on their 1998 covers album 'Garage Inc.'. CD 2 1. ANTHRAX - Indians Emerging from the Thrash explosion of the mid-1980s, New York metallers Anthrax are one of the most innovative and successful bands in Hard Rock history, selling millions of albums and filling concert halls around the world. Unlike heavyweight Thrash contemporaries such as the 'mighty' Metallica, Anthrax had the good sense to temper their often serious music with a healthy dose of fun and good-hearted humour. 2. HANOI ROCKS - Back To Mystery City When they first appeared in 1981, all hair and glam, Finnish rockers Hanoi Rocks created the equivalent of a musical earthquake in Heavy Metal circles. This the title track of their fourth long-player was produced by the Mott The Hoople team of Dave ‘Buffy’ Griffin and Pete 'Overend' Watts. It was an explosive affair powerfully combining the spirit of Seventies glam with the more commercial Metallic values of the early Eighties. 3. DIO - Holy Diver After recording a number of high profile studio albums with Rainbow and Black Sabbath, singer Ronnie James Dio made the break to form his own band with guitarist Vivian Campbell, bassist Jimmy Bain and drummer Vinnie Appice. They had an instant hit with 1983's debut album 'Holy Diver' a consistent classic that set the agenda for future releases. Its hypnotically epic title track is regarded as one of Dio's best efforts. 4. IAN GILLAN - Hang Me Out To Dry Adorned by a striking photo portrait, 1991's Toolbox was arguably Ian Gillan's most rocking solo collection of songs outside Deep Purple. Featuring dynamic hard rock aces such as 'Hang Me Out To Dry', it was dubbed by the press as his “hardest album ever” and compared admirably with the classic Purple recordings of the early 1970s, marrying a sharp straight-ahead rock 'n' roll edge with an offbeat sense of personal humour. 5. MOTÖRHEAD - Bomber Fronted by the iconic Lemmy, Metal legends Motörhead have always been a law unto themselves. Released in 1979, the band's second album 'Bomber' definitely took no prisoners with its rough and ready sound. Inspired by a book of the same name by WW2 author Len Deighton, the album cover instigated the use of an innovative in-concert lighting rig featuring a mock-up of a Heinkel III German bomber which literally 'flew' over the stage. 6. UFO - Doctor Doctor Vocalist Phil Mogg, bassist Pete Way and drummer Andy Parker formed veteran Brit rockers UFO in 1969. Originally known as Hocus Pocus, the group which took its name from a London club, went through a myriad of line-up changes following the departure of Michael Schenker in the late 1970s. Guitarmen such as Paul Chapman, Atomic Tommy and Lawrence Archer followed suit filling the legendary axeman's shoes. 7. SAXON - Wheels Of Steel After almost three decades in the business, numerous album releases and many hundreds of thousands of road miles covered, Saxon's relentless bent for serving up well crafted 1980s style hard rock has gained them one of the most endearing and well earned reputations in Heavy Metal. Affectionately known as the 'Barnsley Big Teasers', their popularity soared with the release of the Top 10 album Wheels Of Steel in 1980. 8. SKID ROW - Swallow Me (The Real You) Mainstream Metal act Skid Row took the music world by storm in the late 1980s with their 'original' poppy brand of riffing rock first showcased on the group's mega-selling self-titled debut. However with the onset of Grunge in the early 1990s, the band's sound became more aggressive. Reuniting without original singer Sebastian Bach (replaced by Johnny Solinger) the group recently delivered a killer opus in the shape of 2003's Thickskin. 9. ALICE COOPER - Brutal Planet Renowned for his gory onstage antics Seventies rock superstar Alice Cooper represented the voice of a generation who were sick of pushing pencils. Following the commercial highs of 1989's classic Trash and its Nineties siblings, Brutal Planet proved to be a sizzling revitalised hard rockin' guitar laden collection of songs as Alice once again took the bull by the horns and got down to the business of being 'mean and moody'. 10. GARY MOORE - White Knuckles/Rockin' And Rollin' Relocating to Los Angeles after unexpectedly leaving Thin Lizzy in 1979, Gary Moore formed G-Force, a new hard rock outfit to slog it out with the best of them. Jumping on the N.W.O.B.H.M. (New Wave Of British Heavy Metal) bandwagon the group proved dangerous and exciting most notably in the live environment. Standout tracks such as 'White Knuckles/Rockin' And Rollin'' laid down Moore's rock credentials in fine detail. 11. VIXEN - Never Say Never Hailed as the maiden answer to Bon Jovi, female commercial rockers Vixen cut to the bone with their bare-chested brand of sassy, slick hard rock. Formed in Los Angeles in 1981 and fronted by the luscious Janet Gardner the fiery foxes chalked up millions of album sales during the late 1980s. Reforming again in 1998 they revitalised their rock 'n' roll credentials with a more mature sound. 12. TESTAMENT - Eyes Of Wrath San Francisco thrash Metallers Testament gave the fledgling Metallica a good run for their money back in the mid 1980s but never actually managed to reach the same platinum pinnacle as the Metallic men. Still very much a veteran underground attraction they continue to demonstrate an uncanny ability for writing heavy hook-laden rock songs with a plethora of recent releases. 13. HEADGIRL - Please Don't Touch At the peak of their popularity in 1981, female New Wave Of British Heavy Metal stars Girlschool teamed up with Lemmy & Co. (Motörhead) for 'The St. Valentines Day Massacre EP', a hit collaboration which saw the 'band' perform alongside their male partners in 'rhyme' (under the moniker Headgirl) on 'Top Of The Pops' with the EP's lead cut, the bristling rocker 'Please Don't Touch'. 14. DEEP PURPLE - Smoke On The Water Who hasn't tried playing this familiar riff. Simple but effective this tune, always a live favourite at any show, made the Mark II line-up of Deep Purple (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover/Lord/Paice) living rock legends. Having been first put to tape on Machine Head (1972) and made immortal on Made In Japan (1972), Smoke On The Water finally got the full blown orchestral treatment on Live At The Royal Albert Hall (2000). CD 3 1. THE ALMIGHTY - Do You Understand? Drawing their inspiration from respected acts such as Motörhead, The Cult, and The Ramones, bike'n'bird rockers The Almighty spearheaded a British Hard Rock revival (alongside bands such as The Wildhearts and Thunder) in the early 1990s. Fronted by vocalist/guitarman Ricky Warwick they took no prisoners with their no nonsense brand of Metal proving a popular live attraction in the UK. 2. NAZARETH - Hair Of The Dog Self-produced by guitarist Manny Charlton, Nazareth's fifth studio opus 'Hair Of The Dog' confirmed the Scots rockers as a major global attraction (chalking up double platinum sales in the US). A defining hard rock record Hair Of The Dog went on to influence Eighties rock icons Guns 'N' Roses who laid down their own version of the title track for a covers album entitled The Spaghetti Incident. 3. UFO - Let It Roll Blistering live version of the legendary UFO track which originally featured on the group's 1975 opus Force It and made its mark in rock folklore on 1979's live album Strangers In The Night. When the band reunited with veteran guitar hero Michael Schenker for the Covenant album in 2000 they added an extra in-concert disc for the fans featuring a number of old band favourites. 4. ALASKA - S.O.S. British Hard Rock unit that was the phoenix which rose from the ashes of Bernie Marsden's short-lived S.O.S. band. In the studio and on record Robert Hawthorn's vocals contrasted subtly with the former Whitesnake man's famous blues influenced guitar style. However, without a major label deal the songs never really got the chance to compete with the big guns of rock. 5. ANTHRAX - Bring The Noise Anthrax's experiment with Rap and Hip-Hop music (something unheard of in Metal circles) resulted in a fine collaboration with Public Enemy in 1991 for a joint re-recording of PE's 'Bring The Noise'. Long-time band friends Chuck D. and Flavor Fav joined the group in recording the track and video, resulting in a bombastic, boundary-shattering rock classic. 6. MAGNUM - Long Days Black Nights Led by guitar/songsmith Tony Clarkin, home-grown Birmingham rockers Magnun first hit the rock scene in the mid-1970s having signed to Jet Records, but it wasn't until the late 1980s that they finally hit the big time both critically and commercially when they landed a major label deal with Polydor Records. Although the band are practically unheard of in the United States, they still continue to have a respectable following in Europe. 7. WOLFSBANE - Kathy Wilson (live) Tamworth noise-mongers Wolfsbane gave their American cousins a good run for their money back in the late 1980s. With their explosive Heavy Metal-handed party time attitude they were definitely out to take on the world. It's no wonder that when Bruce Dickinson departed Metal legends Iron Maiden back in 1994 the mighty Maidens turned to 'bane crooner Blaze Bailey as his replacement. 8. BRONZ - Send Down An Angel A very credible slice of Eighties Heavy Metal 'Taken by Storm' was the one and only album to be cut by Bath rockers Bronz. Initially launched to make a commercial breakthrough in the US market by Gerry Bron's famous Bronze record label (home to the likes of Motörhead and Uriah Heep) the quintet's brand of gutsy, intelligently structured rock was definitely well oiled to make the grade. 9. URIAH HEEP - The Wizard Uriah Heep's trademark traditional heavy metal made the British band one of the most popular hard rock groups of the early 1970s. Formed by vocalist David Byron and guitarist Mick Box in the late 1960s, the group went through an astonishing number of members over the next two decades (nearly 30 different musicians have passed through the band's ranks over the years). They continue to release records today. 10. IAN GILLAN - Talking To You Mention the name Ian Gillan and the name Deep Purple immediately springs to mind. His lengthy, long-flowing hair, crazed conga-playing, and soaring classic rock voice, have always personified the Seventies hard rock supergroup. A much underrated effort, Naked Thunder pulled no punches. The hard rock legend, battered but not bruised, was out to impress having just jumped off the Deep Purple 'Mk 2' reunion gravy train. 11. LITA FORD - What Do You Know About Love Former Runaways star Lita Ford went out 'hell for leather' when she took the solo route in 1983 and firmly set her sights on asserting herself as a true rock 'n' roll goddess. Out to outdo her male Metal contemporaries she earned the hits she'd been looking for at the tail end of the Eighties and by 1991's Dangerous Curves had established herself as Metal's premier pin-up. 12. VARDIS - 100 mph New Wave Of British Heavy Metal (N.W.O.B.H.M.) power trio Vardis was the brainchild of 'Fireball XL5' fan Steve Zodiac. Cited by the music press as Heavy Metal's answer to boogie blues superstars Status Quo (courtesy of an effervescent live show) they quickly built up a substantial loyal live following. Their debut album 100 MPH delivered something of a sucker punch to say the least. 13. DIAMOND HEAD - Home Back in the early 1980s, Diamond Head were hailed by Kerrang magazine as the new Led Zeppelin. One of the leading lights of the N.W.O.B.H.M the quartet took the genre by storm with epic releases such as Borrowed Time and Canterbury. A big influence on later Metal giants such as Metallica they reformed in 1996 to record an album and appear on the Donington Monsters Of Rock festival bill. 14. PAUL DIANNO - Running Free Original Iron Maiden singer Paul Dianno made his mark with the British Metal legends on their first two albums (Iron Maiden and Killers) before being replaced by 'siren screamer' Bruce Dickinson in 1982. Playing very much to his laurels he has since carved a firm niche for himself as a solo artist courtesy of a stunning live show that trades very much on classic early Maiden numbers. 15 GIRLSCHOOL - C'mon Let's Go Featuring the nucleus of bassist Enid Williams, vocalist/guitarist Kim McAuliffe, South London act Girlschool were one of the first all-female bands to take on the big beasts of Heavy Metal. One of the standout cuts from the group's second album, 1981's Hit And Run, the riff revving 'C'mon Let's Go' displayed enough intensity and raw aggression to prove that the these ladies were definitely not for turning. 16. COMPANY OF SNAKES - Here I Go Again Guitarists Bernie Marsden and Micky Moody along with bassist Neil Murray were an integral part of the early line-up of rock legends Whitesnake. In 1999 they reunited as Company Of Snakes alongside vocalist Stefan Bergren, keyboardist Don Airey and drummer John Lingwood. The ensuing live album 'Here They Go Again' set out to capture the blues spirit of the early classic 'snake sound. Notes by Mark Crampton
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nicht mehr – Rock Release: 14.03.2005
Rock Chronicals
Masters of Metal
Back Stage Pass - Live & Rockin' - Volume 1 All tracks featured on this compilation are recorded live! 1. Rock and Roll All Nite - Kiss 2. I Want You to Want Me - Cheap Trick 3. Spirit of Radio - Rush 4. All Day and All of the Night - The Kinks 5. Call Me the Breeze - Lynyrd Skynyrd 6. Burnin' for You - Blue Oyster Cult 7. Fool for the City - Foghat 8. Superstition - Stevie Ray Vaughan 9. Only You Can Rock Me - UFO Label: Priority
Records
Greatest Hits
Of Rock European Details:
1. Smoke On The Water - Deep Purple 2. Out In The Fields - Gary Moore & Phil Lynott 3. Dirty Love - Thunder 4. Paranoid - Black Sabbath 5. Silver Machine - Hawkwind 6. Wheels Of Steel - Saxon 7. Doctor Doctor - UFO 8. No More Heroes - The Stranglers 9. Some Like It Hot - Power Station 10. 10538 Overture - ELO 11. Milk & Alcohol - Dr Feelgood 12. Love Like Blood - Killing Joke 13. Valley Of Dolls - Generation X 14. Nobody’s Hero - Stiff Little Fingers 15. Ever Fallen In Love (With Someone You Shouldn...) - Buzzcocks 16. 2-4-6-8 Motorway - Tom Robinson Band 17. Stupid Questions - New Model Army 18. I’ve Done Everything For You - Sammy Hagar DISC 2 1. All I Need Is A Miracle - Mike & The Mechanics 2. Simply Irresistible - Robert Palmer 3. Nothing Compares 2U - Sinead O’Connor 4. Love Is A Battlefield - Pat Benatar 5. Missing You - John Waite 6. When You Walk In The Room - Paul Carrack 7. Call Me - Blondie 8. Get It On - Powerstation 9. Kayleigh - Marillion 10. China In Your Hand - T’Pau 11. Sanctify Yourself - Simple Minds 12. On The Road Again - Canned Heat 13. Bette Davis Eyes - Kim Carnes 14. (I Just) Died In Your Arms - Cutting Crew 15. Rush Hour - Jane Wiedlin 16. Rooms On Fire - Stevie Nicks 17. The Power Of Love - Huey Lewis & The News 18. Daytona Demon - Suzi Quatro DISC 3 1. Black Night - Deep Purple 2. Rebel Yell - Billy Idol 3. Empty Rooms - Gary Moore 4. Hanging On The Telephone - Blondie 5. Only You Can Rock Me - UFO 6. I Hear You Knockin’ - Dave Edmunds 7. Alone - Big Country 8. I Like To Rock - April Wine 9. Hey You - The Quireboys 10. 21st Century Boy - Sigue Sigue Sputnik 11. I Don’t Mind - Buzzcocks 12. Comin’ On Strong - Broken English 13. Poison Heart - Ramones 14. Whole Lotta Love - CCS 15. Rich Kids - Rich Kids 16. Unskinny Bop - Poison 17. Rise - Public Image Limited 18. No More Mr Nice Guy - Megadeth
Guitar Heroes - Rock The Night Away Disky,AAD,61-95 Shoot Shhot and Only YOu Can Rock Me
Full
Throttle - 60 Original Driving Classics
3
Decades of Rock Keep
on Loving You - REO Speedwagon
Missing You - John Waite
Everytime I Think of You -
Babys
(Don't Fear) The Reaper -
Blue Oyster Cult
Who Do You Love, Pt. 1 - Quick
Silver Messenger Service
The Loco-Motion - Grand Funk
Railroad
New World Man - Rush
Lights
Out - UFO
Fantasy - Aldo Nova
Lunatic Fringe - Red Rider
Somebody's Out There - Triumph
You Make Me Crazy - Sammy
Hagar
"Rock
Of Ages, Four Decades Of Heavy Rock 1962 - 2002" Nearly 40 years of rock heritage from Kinks 'You Really Got Me' to Megadeth's 2001 live version of 'Mechanix'. Packaged in a
deluxe box. Castle Records, 2002. Track listing:
Axe
attack vol 1
Axe Attack Vol II K-Tel International NE 1120, UK, 1981
Side B:
PowerRockToday Iron Maiden, Megadeath, UFO, Marillion, CD JAPAN - EMI , 1995 16 TRACKS, CATALOGUE NUMBER : TOCP 8554 Anyone know the track listing?
METAL KILLERS - VARIOUS ARTISTS RELEASED 1993
THE HISTORY OF ROCK - 10 CD BOX SET + T-SHIRT + BOOK
TRACKS:CD #1: CD #2: CD #3: CD #4 CD #5 CD #6 CD #7 CD #8 CD #9 CD #10 |
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Guitar Anthems
1. Woman From Tokyo - Deep Purple
2. Rock Bottom - UFO
3. Gimme Some Lovin' - Thunder
4. Mony Mony - Billy Idol
5. Paranoid (Live) - Black Sabbath
6. I've Done Everything For You - Sammy Hagar
7. Out In The Fields - Gary Moore
8. Motorcycle Man - Saxon
9. Motorhead - Motorhead
10. Highway Star - Deep Purple
11. Alternative Ulster - Stiff Little Fingers
12. Wishing Well - Terrorvision
13. No More Heroes - The Stranglers
14. Goodbye My Love - The Stiffs
15. Babylon's Burning - The Ruts
16. Substitute - The Ramones
17. Armed And Ready - Michael Schenker
18. Strong Arm Of The Law - Saxon
12" - DOUBLE HARD vol 2.
Sampler LP 1981
on ARIOLA.
A (live side):
MSG : into the arena
MOTORHEAD : motorhead
GIRLSCHOOL : tonight
DONNIE IRIS : ah! leah!
TYGERS OF PAN TANG : all or nothing
UFO : Hot'n Ready
B (studio side): GILLIAN : nightride out of phoenix
FOGHAT : live now - pay after
THE RODS : nothing going on in the city
ANGELWITCH : angelwitch
LIGHTNING RAIDERS : criminal world
Sudden Impact
Italian metal compilation on Thunder THN03.
Starcrossed -
Diamond Head with Tony Iommi of Black Sabbath
Wolfsbane - Lifestyles of the Broke and Obscure with Blaze Bailey later with
Iron Maiden
Hey You - Quireboys
Electric Sun - Uli John Roth formerly with Scorpions
Borderline - UFO from
Lights out in Tokyo
Metal Mania
Video Compilation released by Sony in 1986. All songs we're recorded Live
It features the following: UFO: This Time, Reckless and Only You Can Rock Me
Rock Goddess: heavy metal Rock N Roll
Warlock: Shout It out & Without you,
Nazareth: Interview with Nicky Horne, I want To Do Everything For You, Boys In The band & Beggar's day
Uriah Heep: Stealing.
September/October 1986 Trilion Pictures, London - MORE
Also released by Castle Hendring Video
VHS Release Date: 1 Feb 1990
Track 1: Rock Goddess - Heavy Metal Rock 'N' Roll
Track 2: UFO - This Time
Track 3: UFO - Reckless
Track 4: Nazareth - I Want To Do Everything For You
Track 5: Nazareth - Boys In The Band
Track 6: Nazareth - Beggar's Day
Track 7: Warlock - Shout It Out
Track 8: Warlock - Without You
Track 9: Uriah Heep - Stealing
Track 10: UFO - Only You Can Rock Me
Greatest Rock
Release July 2004
EMI / Sony Music - Special Markets: 7243 593053 2 5
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CD 1 Meat Loaf • Europe • Reo Speedwagon • Boston • Santana • Canned Heat Belinda Carlisle • T'Pau • Pat Benatar • Kansas • Hooters • The Band • Journey • Toto John Foxx • J Geils Band • Bryan Ferry • Power Station |
CD 2 Deep Purple - Hush UFO - Only You Can Rock Me Ted Nugent - Cat Scratch Fever Saxon - Strong Arm Of The Law Alice Cooper - Poison Judas Priest - Breaking The Law Thunder - Gimme Some Lovin' Poison - Unskinny Bop Argent - God Gave Rock and Roll To You Hanoi Rocks - Up Around The Bend Gary Moore and Phil Lynott - Out In The Fields Gillan - New Orleans Motorhead - I Ain't No Nice Guy Quiet Riot - Cum On Feel The Noise Hawkwind - Urban Guerilla The Gun - Race With The Devil Bad English - When I See You Smile Meat Loaf - Rock & Roll Dreams Come Through |
CD 3 Ram Jam • Billy Idol • Blondie • The Stranglers • Stiff Little Fingers • Generation X Killing Joke • Spin Doctors • Simple Minds • Talking Heads • Living Colour Mott The Hoople • Dr Feelgood • Stevie Ray Vaughan • Cheap Trick • Marillion Meat Loaf • Deep Purple |
Rock Resurrection
Release: 2004
Label: X-Media
CD 1:GEORGE THOROGOOD - Bad To The Bone
GEORGIA SATELLITES - Keep Your Hands To Yourself
LYNYRD SKYNYRD - I Know A Little
STEVE EARL - Snake Oil
ZZ TOP - Tush
STATUS QUO - Forty Five Hundred Times
DEEP PURPLE - Speed King
QUEEN - Sheer Heart Attack
DEEP PURPLE - Hush
URIAH HEEP - Gypsy
GROUNDHOGS - Cherry Red
TEN YEARS AFTER - I'm Going Home
CD 2:
IRON MAIDEN - Nunber Of The Best
DIAMOND HEAD - Am I Evil
RAINBOW - Kill The King
JUDAS PRIEST - Breaking The Law
SAXON - Eagle Has Landed
DIO - Last In Line
BLACK SABBATH - Heaven & Hell
UFO - Doctor Doctor
MOTORHEAD - Ace Of Spades
MINISTRY - Stigmata
SOUNDGARDEN - Outshined
THE WHO - Won't Get Fooled Again
X-Media XMCD20, 2004
The Best Heavy Metal Album In The World...Ever!
Release: 23 February 2004
Label: Virgin
TV
Disc One
1. We Will Rock You - Queen
2. Ain't Talkin' Bout Love - Van Halen
3. Run To The Hills - Iron Maiden
4. Ace Of Spades - Motorhead
5. Paranoid - Black Sabbath
6. Burn - Deep Purple
7. School's Out - Alice Cooper
8. Mississippi Queen - Mountain
9. Bad Bad Boy - Nazareth
10. Breaking The Law - Judas Priest
11. Easy Livin' - Uriah Heep
12. Rock The Nations - Montrose
13. Action - Sweet
14. Cat Scratch Fever - Ted Nugent
15. Tush - ZZ Top
16. Wheels Of Steel - Saxon
17. Born To Be Wild - Riot
18. Talk Dirty To Me - Poison
19. Cum On Feel The Noize - Quiet Riot
20. Youth Gone Wild - Skid Row
Disc Two
1. The Number Of The Beast - Iron Maiden
2. War Pigs - Black Sabbath
3. Smoke On The Water - Deep Purple
4. Walk This Way-Run - DMC Feat. Aerosmith
5. Here I Go Again - Whitesnake
6. Vengeance - Yngwie Malmsteen
7. Holy Wars...The Punishment Due - Megadeth
8. Space Station No. 5 - Sammy Hagar
9. Rock You Like A Hurricane - The Scorpions
10. Steel - Wolfsbane
11. Please Don't Touch - Motorhead & Girlschool
12. Armed & Ready - Michael Schenker Group
13. Doctor Doctor - UFO
14. Eyes Of A Stranger - Queensryche
15. Love Walked In - Thunder
16. How You Remind Me - Nickelback
RADIO CAROLINE
CALLING - 70'S FLASHBACK
Various Artists
Box set
Audio CD (December
6, 2001)
Label: Disky
ASIN: B00005RW2B
1. Sebastian
- Cockney Rebel
2. Milk and alcohol - Dr. Feelgood
3. Whole lotta love - CCS
4. Sympathy - Rare Bird
5. I hear you knocking - Edmunds, Dave
6. American pie - McLean, Don
7. Making plans for Nigel - XTC
8. Time in a bottle - Croce, Jim
9. Air that I breathe - Hollies
10. Surrender to the rhythm - Brinsley Schwarz
11. Tubular bells - Oldfield, Mike
12. 2468 motorway - Robinson, Tom Band
13. Magic - Pilot
14. Sunday girl - Blondie
15. Be good to yourself - Miller, Frankie
16. Reminiscing - Little River Band
17. July morning - Uriah Heep
18. Apache dropout - Broughton, Edgar Band
19. Radar love - Golden Earring
20. Locomotion - Grand Funk Railroad
21. Smoke on the water - Deep Purple
22. Silver machine - Hawkwind
23. Roll over Beethoven - ELO
24. Child of the universe - Barclay James Harvest
25. Witch's promise - Jethro Tull
26. Hocus pocus - Focus
27. Down the dustpipe - Status Quo
28. Pinball - Protheroe, Brian
29. Moonlighting - Sayer, Leo
30. Just a smile - Pilot
31. Time passages - Stewart, Al
32. What's so funny 'bout peace love and understanding - Brinsley Schwarz
33. Love to know you - Loving Awareness
34. Brontosaurus - Move
35. Airport - Motors
36. Man with the child in his eyes - Bush, Kate
37. Child in time - Deep Purple
38. Year of the cat - Stewart, Al
39. He's gonna step on you again - Kongos, John
40. Vincent - McLean, Don
41. Cotton fields - Beach Boys
42. Sylvia - Focus
43. Journey - Browne, Duncan
44. Make me smile (come up and see me) - Harley, Steve & Cockney Rebel
45. Heart of glass - Blondie
46. Long cool woman in a black dress - Hollies
47. Shoot shoot - UFO
48. Wuthering Heights - Bush, Kate
49. Devil's answer - Atomic Rooster
50. Showdown - ELO
51. Rubber bullets - 10cc
52. Streets of London - McTell, Ralph
53. So you win again - Hot Chocolate
54. Medicine man - Barclay James Harvest
THE ROCK COLLECTION 3 CD BOX SET released on CASTLE/PULSE RECORDS in 1994
UPC: 5016073334329 PBXCD 343. CD IS A GERMAN IMPORT
1. Nuclear Attack - Moore, Gary
2. Children Of The Sea - Black Sabbath
3. Back To Mystery City - Hanoi Rocks
4. Drive By Shooting - GZR
5. Bomber - Motorhead
6. Easy Livin' - Uriah Heep
7. Mean Girl - Status Quo
8. SOS - Alaska
9. Am I Evil - Diamond Head
10. Spirit - Magnum
11. Heartline - George, Robin
12. Race With The Devil - Girlschool
13. Only You Can Rock Me - UFO
14. Hey You - Quireboys
15. Here I Go Again - Moody Marsden Band
16. All Roads Lead To You - Little Angels
17. Invasion - Magnum
18. Do You Understand - Almighty
19. White Knuckles/Rockin' And Rollin' - Moore, Gary
20. Lovely Money - Damned
21. Paranoid - Black Sabbath
22. Fool For The City - Foghat
23. Kathy Wilson - Wolfsbane
24. 7 O'clock - Quireboys
25. Ice In The Sun - Status Quo
26. Fool For Loving You - Moody Marsden Band
27. Working Late - Red Dogs
28. Ace Of Spades - Motorhead
29. Hanging Tree - Uriah Heep
30. 20th Century Boy - Girlschool
31. Tragedy - Hanoi Rocks
32. Hersham Boys - Sham 69
33. Wizard - Uriah Heep
34. Starlight Starbright - Gravy Train
35. Jerusalem - Emerson Lake & Palmer
36. Sacred Hour - Magnum
37. Silver Machine - Hawkwind
38. Goodbye Planet Earth - Atomic Rooster
39. All In Your Mind - Stray
40. Starcrossed (Lovers Of The Night) - Diamond Head
41. Show Some Emotion - Alaska
42. Dark Side Of The Moog - Colosseum II
43. Pictures Of Matchstickmen - Status Quo
44. Genevieve - Wishbone Ash
45. Thrill Of It All - Thunder
46. 100 MPH - Vardis
47. Please Don't Touch - Headgirl
48. Too Hot To Handle - UFO
BEST
OF DRIVING ROCK - Box set 6 CD
Audio CD (August 20, 2001)
Number of Discs:6
Label: Emi Gold
Disc: 1
1. Rock 'n' roll dreams come through - Meat Loaf
2. Rebel yell - Billy Idol
3. Gimme some lovin' - Thunder
4. Simply irresistible - Robert Palmer
5. Walking on sunshine - Katrina & The Waves
6. Kids in America - Kim Wilde
7. All fired up - Pat Benatar
8. Heaven is a place on Earth - Belinda Carlisle
9. Power of love - Huey Lewis & The News
10. Missing you - John Waite
11. When you walk in the room - Paul Carrack
12. Rush hour - Jane Wiedlin
13. French kissin' in the USA - Deborah Harry
14. We want the same thing - Belinda Carlisle
15. Mercy mercy me - Robert Palmer
16. We close our eyes - Go West
17. Roll with it - Steve Winwood
18. We belong - Pat Benatar
Disc: 2
1. Psycho killer - Talking Heads
2. Alive and kicking - Simple Minds
3. Get it on - Power Station
4. Rio - Duran Duran
5. Centrefold - J.Geils Band
6. Let's stick together - Bryan Ferry
7. Real real real - Jesus Jones
8. I'm gonna be (500 miles) - Proclaimers
9. And a bang on the ear - Waterboys
10. Tide is high - Blondie
11. Electric dreams - Philip Oakey & Giorgio Moroder
12. And stones - Blue Aeroplanes
13. Today - Talk Talk
14. Dancing with tears in my eyes - Ultravox
15. Angel eyes - Roxy Music
16. I just died in your arms tonight - Cutting Crew
17. China in your hand - T'Pau
18. Nothing compares 2 U - Sinead O'Connor
Disc: 3
1. Passenger - Iggy Pop
2. Go Buddy go - Stranglers
3. What do I get - Buzzcocks
4. King rocker - Generation X
5. Call me - Blondie
6. Rise - Public Image Ltd.
7. Love like blood - Killing Joke
8. Never gonna take me alive - Spear Of Destiny
9. 51st state - New Model Army
10. Shot by both sides - Magazine
11. 21st century boy - Sigue Sigue Sputnik
12. Ready steady go - Generation X
13. Surfin' bird - Cramps
14. Poison heart - Ramones
15. Senses working overtime - XTC
16. Sanctify yourself - Simple Minds
17. Something better change - Stranglers
18. And she was - Talking Heads
Disc: 4
1. Smoke on the water - Deep Purple
2. Here I go again - Whitesnake
3. Dirty love - Thunder
4. Doctor doctor - UFO
5. Wheels of steel - Saxon
6. Silver machine - Hawkwind
7. Comin' on strong - Broken English
8. Whole lotta love - CCS
9. Some like it hot - Power Station
10. Dance with the devil - Cozy Powell
11. Take a look at yourself - Coverdale-Page
12. Hearthammer - Runrig
13. Kayleigh - Marillion
14. Hey you - Quireboys
15. Alone - Big Country
16. Would I lie to you - Whitesnake
17. Only you can rock me - UFO
18. Black night - Deep Purple
Disc: 5
1. American pie - Don McLean
2. Make me smile (come up and see me) - Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel
3. I hear you knocking - Dave Edmunds
4. Let's work together - Canned Heat
5. Motor bikin' - Chris Spedding
6. Nutbush city limits - Ike & Tina Turner
7. Roxette - Dr. Feelgood
8. My Sharona - Knack
9. Dyna mite - Mud
10. Daytona demon - Suzi Quatro
11. Showdown - ELO
12. 2468 motorway - Tom Robinson
13. 54321 - Manfred Mann
14. Tobacco Road - Nashville Teens
15. We gotta get out of this place - Animals
16. Good vibrations - Beach Boys
17. Surf City - Jan & Dean
18. Summertime blues - Eddie Cochran
Disc: 6
1. Unbelievable - EMF
2. Middleman - Terrorvision
3. This is not a love song - Public Image Ltd.
4. No more heroes - Stranglers
5. Mony Mony - Billy Idol
6. Wild wild life - Talking Heads
7. Letter from America - Proclaimers
8. Election day - Arcadia
9. Well did you evah - Deborah Harry & Iggy Pop
10. Pepper - Butthole Surfers
11. Sugar doll - Jets
12. Wild one - Suzi Quatro
13. She's a wind up - Dr. Feelgood
14. Jenny takes a ride - Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels
15. Rollin' and tumblin' - Canned Heat
16. Bad to the bone - George Thorogood & The Destroyers
17. Travellin' south - Albert Collins
18. Guitar man - J.J.Cale
Track listing
1. Sweet Jane - Lou Reed (with intro)
2. Don't Fear The Reaper - Blue Oyster Cult
3. Doctor, Doctor - UFO (new version)
4. We're Not Gonna Take It - Twisted Sister
5. In My Dreams - Dokken
6. 32 Pennies - Warrant
7. Rocky Mountain Way - Slaughter
8. Kiss Me Deadly - Lita Ford
9. Ride The Tiger - Jefferson Starship
10. American Woman - The Guess Who
Details
Distributor: Bayside Record Dist.
Recording type: Studio
Recording mode: Stereo
SPAR Code: n/a
KERRANG! The Album 1994
The Hit Label
Ltd AHLCD21, Europe, 1994
Label: Alex
Release date
06/06/94
Comes in a 2CD slim case.
CD 1:
1. Soundgarden: Jesus Christ Pose
2. Prong: Another Worldly Device
3. Biohazard: Punishment
4. Therapy?: Auto Surgery
5. Sepultura: Territory
6. Megadeth: Sweating Bullets
7. Pantera: Shedding Skin
8. The Wildhearts: Caffeine Bomb
9. Terrorvision: My House
10. Red Hot Chili Peppers: Give It Away
11. Clawfinger: Warfair
12. Duff McKagan: Believe In Me
13. Little Angels: Ten Miles High
14. The Almighty: Over The Edge
15. Alice In Chains: Down In A Hole
CD 2:
1. Motörhead: Ace Of Spades (live)
2. Black Sabbath: Paranoid
3. Deep Purple: Smoke On The Water
4. Judas Priest: Victim Of Changes (live)
5. Rainbow: Stargazer (*)
6. Meat Loaf: Bat Out Of Hell
7. Ugly Kid Joe: Cats In The Cradle
8. Megadeth: In My Darkest Hour
9. UFO: Doctor Doctor (live)
10. Rush: Spirit Of Radio
11. Faith No More: Epic
12. Slayer: Angel Of Death
13. Skid Row: Youth Gone Wild
14. Steppenwolf: Born To Be Wild
15. Lynyrd Skynyrd: Free Bird
LIVE and HEAVY
This rare import Metal compilation includes tracks by:
Deep Purple, Nazareth, Motorhead, Def Leppard, Rainbow, Status Quo, Whitesnake, UFO, Gillan, Black Sabbath.
All tracks
recorded live on stage
Printed in Eire
Nems NEL 6020
1981
This is a compilation of some heavy metal w/ some NWOBHM
Label: Castle Communications, Date: Anyone know??
Motorhead: Bomber
Black Sabbath: Snowblind
Magnum: Soldier Of The Line
Uriah Heep: Look At Yourself
Nazareth: Bad Bad Boy
Venom: Manitou
Hawkwind: Levitation
Girlschool: Race With The Devil
Motorhead: Iron Horse
Black Sabbath: Killing Yourself To Live
Magnum: The Prize
Uriah Heep: Sweet Lorraine
Nazareth: Woke Up This Morning
Venom: In League With Satan
UFO: Shoot Shoot
Angelwitch: Sweet Danger
The Best of Heavy Metal
BMG Records
Tracks:
1. Lights Out - UFO
2. Don't Fear The Reaper - Blue Oyster Cult
3. Better Off Dead - Motorhead
4. Somebody Stole My Guitar - Deep Purple
5. Page - Vixen
6. Battle - Overkill
7. Terminal Velocity - Saxon
8. L.O.V.E. Machine - W.A.S.P.
9. Decapitate - Judas Priest
10. Balls To The Wall - Accept
1. Motörhead:
Bomber
2. Black Sabbath: War Pigs
3. Magnum: Kindgom Of Madness
4. Hawkwind: Silver Machine (live)
5. Uriah Heep: Easy Livin'
6. Ufo: Borderline
7. angel Witch:angel
Witch
7. Girlschool: Race With The Devil
8. Uriah Heep: Gypsy
9. Magnum: Solder Of The Line
10. Motörhead: Eat The Rich
11. Man: Sudden Life
12. Damned: Neat Neat Neat
13. Gary Moore: Nuclear Attack
14. Bronz: Taken By Storm
15. Vardis: 100 Mph
16. Hawkwind: Levitation
17. Motörhead: Iron Fist
18. Ufo: Too Hot To Handle (live)
19. Uriah Heep:
Look At Yourself
20. Foghat: Driving Wheel
21. Status Quo: Mean Girl
22. Girlschool: Hit And Run
23. Magnum: The Prize
24. Angel Witch: Devil's Tower
25. Motörhead: Iron Horse (live)
26. Robin George: Heartline
27. Rubinos: Rock 'n' Roll Is Dead
28. Earthquake: Finders Keepers
29. Tempest: Stargazer
30. Alberto Y Lost Trios Paranoias: Heads Down No Nonsense Mindless Boogie
31. Magnum: Hit And Run
32. Headgirl: Please Don't Touch
33. Hawkwind: Masters Of The Universe (live)
34. Magnum: Changes
35. Motörhead: Over The Top
36. Helix: Heavy Metal Cowboys
37. Gary Moore: Parisienne Walkaways (live)
38. Uriah Heep: Sweet Lorraine (live)
39. Ufo: Shoot Shoot
40. Magnum:
Invasion
41. Black Sabbath: Killing Yourself To Live
42. Stray: All In Your Mind
43. Angel Witch: Sweet Danger
44. Moody Marsden: Feel For Your Lovin'
45. Girlschool: C'mon Let's Go
46. Vardis: If I Were King
47. Uriah Heep: Love Machine
Arena Rocker
01. Cat Scratch Fever - Ted Nugent
02. You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet - BTO
03.Couldn't Get It Right - Climax Blues Band
04.Head First - Babys
05.Hair Of The Dog - Nazareth
06.Too Hot To Handle - UFO
07.What's Your Name - Lynyrd Skynyrd
08.Lay It On The Line - Triumph
09.Turn To Stone - Joe Walsh
10.Slow Ride - Foghat
Date: March 10, 1998
Length: 37:48 minutes
Label: K-TEL
VA-Masters Of Rock: Masters Of Rock
Track 03, Disc 2
Love To Love - UFO
Date: March 10, 1998
Label: CLEOPATRA
Track 15, Disc 2
Highway Lady - UFO
Date: 1994
Label: EMD/CAPITOL
LMTD ED. LEATHER CD WALLET HARLEY DAVIDSON ROAD SONGS
09. Doctor Doctor - UFO
Date: April 8, 1997
Label: UNI/HIP-O RECORDS
UFO COMPILATION | TRIBUTE | BAND COMPILATIONS | BOOTLEGS
TRIBUTE
ONLY
UFO CAN ROCK ME - DEADLINE RECORDS - CLP 0979-2 - CD - USA - 2001
* Long Gone by Doogie White
* We Belong To The Night by Mick White
* Only You Can Rock Me by Nicky Moore
* Too Hot To Handle by Doogie White
* Love To Love by Steve Overland
* Shoot Shoot by Paul Dianno
* Doctor Doctor by Steve Overland
* Natural Thing by Bernie Shaw
* Let It Roll by Steve Overland
* Lights Out by Lea Hart
* Let It Rain by Steve Overland
* Rock Bottom by Steve Grimmett
ONLY UFO CAN ROCK ME
: A TRIBUTE TO UFO - ARENA MUSIC - CD - 2001
* Long Gone
* We Belong To The Night
* Only You Can Rock Me
* Too Hot To Handle
* Love To Love
* Shoot Shoot
* Doctor Doctor
* Natural Thing
* Let It Roll
* Light Out
* Let It Rain
* Rock Bottom
PETE JUPP drums
BOB SKEAT bass
JEM DAVIS keyboards
PHIL CAMPBELL guitar
BERNIE TORME guitar
CLIFF EVANS guitar
LEA HART guitar, vocals
BILL LIESEGANG guitar
RAY CALLCUT guitar
IAN NASH guitar
PAUL DI'ANNO vocals
BERNIE SHAW vocals
NICKY MOORE vocals
STEVE OVERLAND vocals
STEVE GRIMETT vocals
DOOGIE WHITE vocals
MICK WHITE vocals
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1. Lights Out - Pat Travers
2. Doctor Doctor - Jani Lane
3. Rock Bottom - Phil Lewis
4. Only You Can Rock Me - John Corabi
5. Long Gone - Doogie White
6. We Belong To The Night - Mick White
7. Too Hot To Handle - Doogie White
8. Love To Love - Steve Overland
9. Shoot Shoot - Paul Dianno
10. Natural Thing - Bernie Shaw
11. Let It Roll - Steve Overland
12. Doctor Doctor - Michael Schenker Group
Details
Distributor: Navarre
Recording type: Studio
Recording mode: Stereo
SPAR Code: n/a
Album notes
Various Artists: Mick White.
Format: CD
Record Label: Cleopatra
UPC: 741157164022
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TRIBUTE
repackaged - DECEMBER 2004
ONLY
UFO CAN ROCK ME Tibute
to UFO
Various
(20. DeCember 2004)
Label: Ombra (H'ART)
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UFO Friends and Family
alien relations
Majestic 2005
1 .Too hot to handle live - Pete Way
2. The wild, the willing & the innocent - Waysted
3. Lights out - Paul Raymond Project
4. Need her bad - The Plot
5. Joe public - John sloman
6. Paradise - Pete Way
7. Hold on - Snowblind
8. Crazy - Pete Way
9. She's on a roll - Paul Raymond Project
10. Heaven tonight - Waysted
11. Sos - Alaska
12. Dreams - Waysted
