Early Steppenwolf was issued in '69 but captures the band live in '67 (including that epic version of The Pusher). For Ladies Only charted in late '71, the year before they disbanded, and features... more

Released a year after Born to Be Wild and Magic Carpet Ride took off, Monster (1969) rose to #17 on the wings of the Top 40 hits Move Over and the title track. The heavy hitter Power Play became a... more

Steppenwolf's third straight Top 10 hit, Rock Me, came out on the 1969 LP At Your Birthday Party. Here's that complete album plus another from the following year, Steppenwolf 7. On 2 CDs, you get the... more

"Heavy metal thunder" struck America in '68, when Steppenwolf debuted with these two hard-rock classics. Guitar and organ duke it out as you hear both albums full of rock anthems and amped-up blues... more

This 1970 live LP shot all the way to #7—that's because fans knew what a juggernaut Steppenwolf was on stage. They stretch out, rock out and send fans into a frenzy with their hits Born to Be Wild;... more