Faster Than the Speed of Night is an album by Bonnie Tyler released in 1983. Her fifth album, and her most successful, it includes her global #1 hit "Total Eclipse of the Heart". The album entered the UK album charts at #1 - a pioneering first for any female artist according to The Guinness Book of British Hit Albums.
The album was produced by Jim Steinman, who also contributed the songs "Total Eclipse of the Heart" and "Faster Than the Speed of Night."

With Led Zeppelin’s "Physical Graffiti" marking its 40th anniversary, the next issue of Mojo is set to deliver a unique and new insight into the landmark album. Uncovering new angles and revealing new shades to the album’s songs, Physical Graffiti Redrawn features brand new and exclusive recordings by a host of contemporary artists, including Laura Marling, White Denim and Michael Kiwanuka and more.

Emerson, Lake & Palmer is one of the most popular and successful english progressive rock bands in history. The main characteristics that made the trio so popular were their technical skills and their showmanship. It wasn't very usual -back then- to see such technically proficient musicians like keith Emerson (keyboards) or Carl Palmer (drums) to develop such a highly-visual concert experience; which in fact made an often quite complex music genre, instantly appealing to a broad audience. The Many Faces of Emeron, Lake & Palmer is a key release that shows uknown aspects of their successful career.