Two albums from Swiss rockers Krokus dating from 1990 and 1999. Over the years the band has had members leave only to rejoin, but apart from a brief flirtation with glam, Krokus have maintained their... more

Two CD set. Fastway was formed by ex-Motorhead guitarist "Fast" Eddie Clarke and UFO bassist Pete Way. This collection features all their A and B sides that were issued, from the UK to Bolivia (!),... more

Disco beats were driving Dr. Hook's pop-rock sound by the time they recorded these two hit albums in '78 and '79. And those beats drove many of these songs up the charts; the Top 10s Sharing the... more

Digitally remastered two-fer containing a pair of albums on one disc. Dr. Hook's first two albums for new label Capitol Records from 1975 and 1976. It was the single 'A Little Bit More' that returned... more

This Brooklyn-born rocker started scoring hits in '78 but really elevated in the mid-'80s, soaring up the charts and stepping up to stadiums with his smash anthems. All four of these 1983–92 LPs... more

Almost a decade after leaving the Runaways, Lita achieved her greatest solo triumph, reaching #29 with Lita ('88). Three years later, she charted with Dangerous Curves; here are both LPs: her smashes... more

After years of hit records on Columbia and Capitol, Dr. Hook returned to the pop charts with these 1980 and 1982 albums on Casablanca. The beloved country-rockers collected two more Top 40 pop hits... more

Not only did the Doobies chart with Cycles in '89, nearly 20 years after they formed—they shot to #17 pop! That was their highest chart placement in almost a decade; here's that return to glory plus... more

The Runaways' lead guitar slayer hit the pop charts (#52) in 1990 with this album full of big, stomping rockers. She shows off her vocal chops on her hit Hungry plus Your Wake Up Call; Stiletto;... more

The recently re-formed—and reinvigorated—Allmans cracked the Top 50 with these two early-'80s Arista LPs. The boys scored with Angeline and the Top 40 hit Straight from the Heart, which join Famous... more

The first three albums on 2 CDs from these '70s AM-pop stars! Each of these hit the pop charts, and at least two thirds of the songs are Shel Silverstein's; they mix pop, country and their own warped... more

Russ Ballard produced 1982's View from the Ground, with contributions by members of Blood, Sweat & Tears and Toto plus Carl Wilson and Christopher Cross. They helped these soft-rockers hit the Top 10... more

The ex-Runaway ran away to solo stardom in the early '80s, debuting as a leader with these two Mercury albums. She shows off those famous guitar chops—as she does both title tracks; On the Run; I... more

The first two Epic albums by these quintessential Midwestern '70s rockers out of Champaign, Illinois!

America started their post-Dan Peek era (they continued as a duo) with these 1979 and 1980 Capitol LPs. Silent Letter was the band's last George Martin-produced work, and both of these contain some... more

This Toronto band took the States by storm as these 1983 and 1985 LPs shot to #7 and #13. You'll find all those mid-'80s Loverboy hits here: Lovin' Every Minute of It; This Could Be the Night; Hot... more

The third album from the hard rockin' band fronted by ex-Motorhead guitarist "Fast" Eddie Clarke! Includes a bonus track, Doin' Just Fine.

These Canadian rockers came roaring out of the gate with their first two albums. Here they both are, with their hits Turn Me Loose; The Kid Is Hot Tonight; Working for the Weekend, and When It's Over.

Members of Motorhead, Humble Pie and UFO formed this UK supergroup in the early '80s, mixing manic metal guitar with swaggering, Zeppelin-esque blues-rock. Here are their first two LPs, which hit #31... more