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"Monaco" (original release 2000) is the self-titled second and final studio album by Monaco, following their debut album "Music for Pleasure" (1997). Monaco was a side project (1995-2000) of Joy... more

Come Out and Play" is the fourth studio album by Twisted Sister, released on November 9, 1985. Following the massive success of "Stay Hungry" (1984), this album aimed to build on their momentum but... more

Blues Image was formed in Tampa, Florida in 1966 by singer-guitarist Mike Pinera, singer-drummer Manuel "Manny" Bertematti, singer-percussionist Joe Lala, keyboardist Emilio Garcia, and bassist... more

'Willie And Family Live' was recorded at Harrah's in Lake Tahoe, Nevada and features Willie Nelson at the peak of his career. The album opens (as most Willie Nelson concerts do) with a rocking... more

The flame of Within Temptation continued to burn ever brighter, offering fascinating music with each release. Singer Sharon den Adel continues to be much more than just an attractive center piece.... more

Down, a supergroup with Pantera singer Philip Anselmo and bassist Rex Brown, COC guitarist Pepper Keenan and drummer Jimmy Bower, and guitarist Kirk Windstein of Crowbar. When you put them all... more

'How I Go', boasts as much balls as any blues-rock album in recent memory. The boogie-down masters, bassist Tommy Shannon and drummer Chris "Whipper" Layton (the legendary rhythm section of Stevie... more

CD reissue. Candyman, Steve Lukather's second solo album was released as a Los Lobotomys album. It's a collaboration of musicians who were mostly also in Lukather's bands Los Lobotomys and Toto. Most... more

Six CD set. The Columbia Albums 1976-1982 anthologizes the Jaco Pastorius era of Weather Report. Black Market (1976), Heavy Weather (1977), Mr. Gone (1978), 8:30 (1979), Night Passage (1980), and... more

On "The Blue Yusef Lateef" (1968), listeners get an amazing chapter from the late '60s, an amazing period when everything in the world of Jazz was changing. Yusef Lateef was big on concept... more

"Bloodbrothers" is the third album by this New York punk-rockers. Bruce Springsteen as a fan of the band makes (while visiting the studio) an appearance on the lead-off track "Faster And Louder"... more

'Tear Down The Walls' (1964) mixes some (now) folk standards such as Bonnie Dobson's "Morning Dew" and traditional songs like "Lonesome Valley" and "I Know You Rider". The most of the songs belong to... more

CD reissue. Faith was central to Johnny Cash's music and life. On this 1959 album, his fifth, we see a humble man looking back to the faith of his childhood. Cash's faith is deeply sentimental,... more

Even as everyone from Elvis to Hank Jr. covered his songs, Tony Joe made his own mark with solo albums on Warner Bros. during the first half of the '70s. This one, from '73, features some of his... more

After Alice in Chains, known for it's distinctive vocal style, which often included the harmonized vocals between lead singer Layne Staley and Jerry Cantrell, hit a dead end and became inactive after... more

CD reissue of this 1992 album from the late, great Blues/Americana singer/songwriter. As the title suggests, this was Cale's 10th studio album overall. Originally released on the Silvertone Records... more

Following her exit from Détente, Dawn Crosby left RoadRunner Records together with guitarist Mike Carlino, her partner at the time, to form Fear of God aiming to become one of the leading bands for... more

"Follow Blind" is the fifth studio album by punk rock band The Wipers, originally released in 1987. This is the first CD to highlight the virtuoso guitar playing of Greg Sage. It is a very... more