Endangered is the 8th studio album by hard rock band Pink Cream 69.

Ceremonial is Pink Cream 69's 11th album. It's the band's first album with a new line-up change, this time featuring drummer Chris Schmidt replacing founding member Kosta Zafiriou.
Some statements about the album written by bass player/producer Dennis Ward and vocalist David Readman:
"We deliberately called the album “Ceremonial” because we feel it’s kind of a celebration of music styles we all grew up with, regardless of what PC69 has done in the past", Ward.
"There were various projects that I was involved in over the last couple of years", adds singer David Readman. "But the work on “Ceremonial” felt like coming home. A real relief."

Motley Crue sparked a subgenre of music in the ’80s with their radio-friendly hair metal, but they’re just as well known today for their unabashedly hedonistic lifestyle. Despite some ups and downs over the years - singer Vince Neil was involved in a fatal car accident while intoxicated, bassist Nikki Sixx was temporarily declared dead after overdosing on heroin - they sobered up for their biggest album ever, 1989′s ‘Dr. Feelgood,’ and managed to survive through the grunge-focused ’90s with a couple of albums. The Crue’s original lineup - Neil, Sixx, drummer Tommy Lee and guitarist Mick Mars - has pretty much remained intact for most of their career (Neil and Lee temporarily bowed out of the group for brief periods).

AMAZE ME is project from Sweden consist of Peter Broman, a songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer and Conny Lind (MATSSON, GREAT KING RAT, STATE OF MIND) in charge of the lead vocals. Following their collaboration the duo released four studio albums: “Amaze Me” in 1995, “Dream On” in 1997, “Wonderland” in 1998, “Ultimate Collection” in 2012. After the last compilation, the project is at it again with brand new material named “Guilty As Sin”, which is about to be released. Engineering master, Martin Kronlund, took care of the mastering for this album.

Awesome debut studio disc by this excellent hard rock band from New York featuring 12 tracks of top-shelf, world-class, dynamic, blues-based, retro-70s, Melodic Classic Rock music that hits hard & stands tall in musical class all its own. The "brain-child" of Tom Jude (Doro Pesch/Holy Water) on guitar & Freddy Villano (Quiet Riot/Widowmaker/Holy Water) on bass, American Mafia also includes Bobby Marks (Dokken) on drums and features a way-kool, impressive cast of outstanding rock vocalists lending their superb vocal talents in the form of John West (Badlands/Artension/Royal Hunt), Jimmy Kunes (Cactus/Flood the Engine), Don Chaffin (VOX/Red Lamb), Mike DiMeo (Riot/Masterplan/The Lizards), Ed Terry (Rondinelli/Rage & Beyond) & David Knight. American Mafia have landed rock solid on this outstanding disc and make you a nice round "deal" that you can't refuse on the aptly titled "Rock N' Roll Hit Machine" disc. A killer display of memorable, radio-friendly, classic, supreme, hard rock excellence that is Highly recommended to fans of Bad Company, Foreigner & Whitesnake.

Outstanding 2nd studio disc by this awesome axeripper from California featuring 12 tracks of excellent, high-adrenaline, classic guitar rock mojo of brain-damaging proportions. Johnny Hunkins is a first rate, world-class guitarist who has produced his finest musical hour to date on the incredible "Down In Flames" disc. An essential, highly entertaining, dynamic, melodic, blues-based, hard-rocker that includes Special Guests: Derek St. Holmes (Ted Nugent/Whitford St. Holmes) & Jarrod England (Rufus Huff/Black Mountain Prophet) on vocals, Chris Duarte on guitar, Dirty Dave Osti on guitar & vocals, Tony Franklin (Blue Murder/The Firm/Whitesnake) on bass and Ryan Hoyle (Collective Soul) on drums. A superb, killer, six string-fueled musical ride that will rock your world "Down In Flames".

This is the album that solidified Uriah Heep's reputation as a master of gothic-inflected heavy metal. From short, sharp rock songs to lengthy, musically dense epics, Demons and Wizards finds Uriah Heep covering all the bases with style and power. The album's approach is set with its lead-off track, "The Wizard": it starts as a simple acoustic tune but soon builds into a stately rocker that surges forth on a Wall of Sound built from thick guitar riffs, churchy organ, and operatic vocal harmonies.

Outsider is the 24th studio album by Uriah Heep. It was released in Europe in June 2014 by Frontiers Records. It was produced by Mike Paxman and it is the first album with new bassist Dave Rimmer. Cover art is created by Igor Morski.

Since their formation in 1990, WINTERS BANE has consistently created some of the most memorable heavy metal songs ever written. In their first incarnation with present ICED EARTH vocalist Tim "Ripper" Owens (ex-JUDAS PRIEST, BEYOND FEAR), they released the classic "Heart Of A Killer" album in 1993. A concept piece based on the murderous exploits of one Judge Cohagen, "Heart Of A Killer" is a power metal tour de force, combining the amazing vocals of Owens, with the fret board pyrotechnics of unsung guitar hero Lou St. Paul. On such instant favorites as "The Silhouette" and "Reflections Within,"St. Paul showed that he was a songwriter with few peers, playing great riffs over intelligent, well thought out lyrical essays. In 2000, Century Media Records re-issued "Heart Of A Killer" as a 2-CD set, winning over many new fans who heard the classic WINTERS BANE sound for the first time. After the departure of singer Tim Owens, St. Paul took over the vocal duties, resulting in WINTERS BANE's heaviest work yet, "Girth". "Girth" was an amalgamation of all that makes great heavy metal music: killer riffs, scorching solos, memorable vocals, poignant lyrics, and a tight, imaginative rhythm section. On such soon to be classics "C-4," "Kill Procedure," and "Alexandria,"WINTERS BANE proved that they were still a band to be reckoned with. After many years of searching for a singer with the vocal prowess to equal the talents of the departed Owens, Alexander Koch (ex-SPIRAL TOWER, POWERGOD, SCENES) was recruited as the new voice of WINTERS BANE, far surpassing the band's expectations of what a vocalist could accomplish. Now WINTERS BANE is ready to unleash their next release, Redivivus, a return to the power metal style of "Heart Of A Killer". With the addition of powerhouse drummer Mark Cross (FIREWIND; ex-METALIUM, HELLOWEEN), and bassist Jeff Welch, WINTERS BANE's most potent line-up is now in place, and the band has delivered the best album they've ever written. On such standout songs as "The World," "Spark To Flame," and "Dead Faith," WINTERS BANE display their superior musicianship and song writing ability, staking their rightful claim among metal's elite. "Redivivus" was produced by Curran Murphy (ex-NEVERMORE, ANNIHILATOR) and Chris Tsangarides (JUDAS PRIEST, BLACK SABBATH, HELLOWEEN), with mastering by RD Liapakis (MYSTIC PROPHECY).

Acoustica - четвёртый концертный альбом группы Scorpions, выпущен в мае 2001 года.
В комментариях на DVD Клаус Майне говорит, что это было одним из самых необычных выступлений группы - с женским бэк-вокалом, перкуссионистом, дополнительным гитаристом и Кристианом Колоновитцем (участвовавшим в аранжировке альбома Moment of Glory) за клавишными.

April 76 Hard Rock legendary band representing Japan 1970s, Okinawa gave birth to the "purple", second only 1st album of running an impact to the rock scene in Japan "MURASAKI", 2nd album "IMPACT" (latest work was produced through the month of '35 since its launch in December) the same year! The fusion of Hammond and lock is a feature of the original they were called "Deep Purple in Japan" once, the masters of anime music, Terashima Min? (Earthsea other) and to participate in the strings Arrange what you full of beauty of form.

Amplifier have never been a stagnant band, it's in their policy. Each record represents a separate entity where they develop different ideas, always creating a complex listening experience. Over the past decade, these guys have upped their skills, changed musical directions and even reinvented themselves on the reflective, Porcupine Tree-inspired, Echo Street. In the midst of all these decisions taken, Sel Balamir & Co. have successfully pieced together some admirable, intricate puzzles, culminating with the double LP, The Octopus. Since then, they have started stripping layers and trimming the excess, finally narrowing it all down this time to 45, concise minutes. Their most condensed affair so far, Mystoria, could easily be a prequel to the self-titled debut or a more focused, hook-laden Insider, as each cut is very immediate and packs a lot of energy.

This is the fourth studio release from Also Eden since their debut in 2006. Entitled [Redacted] it carries on stylistically from each of the others being reminiscent of mid-period Genesis and early Marillion. The current line-up being: Rich Harding (vocals), Howard Sinclair (keyboards, vocals), Simon Rogers (guitars, vocals), Graham Lane (bass) and Lee Nicholas (drums). The band also list Andy Davies on additional keyboards. While their sound is clearly influenced by the symphonic genre’s forbearers, four albums on Also Eden have clearly learned to craft a sound that is distinctly their own bearing the familiarities of the past incorporated into a sound that is every bit contemporary. In sum the band sounds like Also Eden.

Although one does sometimes wonder whether there is not something ever-so-slightly self-defeating about CD-single box sets (who wants to get up to change the disc every five minutes?), as artifacts of the digital age, they have few peers. From ABBA to Black Sabbath, these little cases of perfectly reproduced period 45s make a magnificent conversation piece, and Deep Purple's contribution to the canon is one of the best of them all. Eleven discs round up each of the group's singles as issued in the U.K. and Europe between 1968 ("Hush") and 1976 ("You Keep On Moving") and, while there is nothing here that cannot be picked up on a full-length CD, still it is interesting to trace the band's overall development at 45 rpm. Following "Hush" with "Kentucky Woman" and "Emmaretta," after all, was simply the action of a band that had no direction, and not much clue as to what they'd do with one if they found it. "Hallelujah," the first recording to feature new members Ian Gillan and Roger Glover, says little for what Deep Purple would go on to create. But the moment the laser hits "Black Night," you know that this is a group absolutely in control of its destiny, rushing on through "Strange Kind of Woman," "Fireball," "Never Before" and "Woman from Tokyo" without missing a beat. Thereafter, two further singles -- "Might Just Take Your Life" and "You Keep On Moving" -- seem to have been issued more for the sake of having a new 45 out than for any hopes the band entertained of scoring an actual hit. But the former's instrumental B-side "Coronarias Redig" is a joy, while "Moving" itself is one of the group's all-time greatest numbers. With several singles incorporating non-album B-sides, and the picture sleeves featuring some genuinely nostalgic artistic notions, the box set is a joy to both play and behold. And, though you probably won't listen to it all that often, it's a wonderful thing to own, as well. ~ Dave Thompson