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DIO / KILLING THE DRAGON Originally released in 2002 and featuring the line-up of Ronnie James Dio (Vocals), Doug Aldrich (Guitars), Jimmy Bain (Bass), & Simon Wright (Drums).

Motörhead - Bomber (40th Anniversary Edition)- 1979 was MOTÖRHEAD year - the year of 'Bomber'. MOTÖRHEAD, the loudest band in the world, with the power and force of a hundred pneumatic drills they... more

What a year for Motörhead…what a year for heavy metal! In 1979, Lemmy & co. perfected their proto-speed-metal sound with their early masterpiece "Overkill," then turned around and unleashed "Bomber"... more

Digipak. Digitally remastered edition. The X Factor is the 10th studio album by heavy metal band Iron Maiden, originally released on 2 October 1995 through EMI. It is the first of two albums by the... more

Digipak. Digitally remastered edition. Brave New World is the twelfth studio album by heavy metal band Iron Maiden, originally released on 29 May 2000. It was their first studio release since the... more

Digipak. Digitally remastered edition. Fear of the Dark is the ninth studio album released by heavy metal band Iron Maiden. Released on 11 May 1992, it was their third studio release to top the UK... more

Motörhead - 25 & Alive Boneshaker

For their 30th anniversary, Motörhead returned to the Hammersmith Apollo, where they'd recorded their live masterpiece "No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith" (1981). Recorded in 2005 and released in 2007, this... more

Their platinum seller from '84 features fan favorites "Aces High," "2 Minutes to Midnight" and the 13-minute epic "Rime of the Ancient Mariner." For many, this classic Maiden album occupies the same... more

This October 2000 concert, marking Motörhead's 25th anniversary, found Lemmy and the band welcoming to the stage their ex-guitarist "Fast" Eddie Clarke as well as Brian May. What a show this was, and... more

Even as synthesizers enter the picture, Iron Maiden loses none of their intensity on this 1986 LP. Their intrepid prog-metal adventure continues with "Caught Somewhere in Time," "Wasted Years,"... more

Folk mythology and complex prog-metal come together in magnificent fashion on this Maiden classic from '88. Keyboards support as guitars rage on their UK Top 10s "Can I Play with Madness," "The Evil... more

Lemmy and the boys raged just as full-on as ever on this 1998 LP, more than two decades into their unparalleled career. Mid-tempo pile-drivers like "Love for Sale," "Dogs of War" and "Take the Blame"... more

Recorded in Hamburg during the 1998 "Snake Bite Love" tour, this 1999 live album—Motörhead's sixth—is the only one to feature an entire set in full. The band blazes with amazing power and precision,... more

A new sound was born on Iron Maiden's 1980 debut, which vaulted the band to #5 UK. Raw punk power, prog-rock ambition and the crushing attack of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal blend together,... more

Producer Martin Birch took the stripped-down punk sound out of the Iron Maiden onslaught on their second LP ('81), readying them for the arenas with these pulverizing productions. Amazing... more

"The Number of the Beast" is the band's most famous creation, but fans will tell you that this 1983 LP is every bit as crucial. New drummer Nicko McBrain and dark images of sci-fi, fantasy and war... more

Recorded in the same Seattle studio in which they tracked their 1995 self-titled LP, Alice in Chains' first album in five years is a stirring tribute to their home town. Completed in L.A. and... more

Some 20 years after their debut and 20 million album sales later, Godsmack return with their first album in four years. This is a sonically intense and layered affair, steeped in emotion and... more