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 19 Great albums,1.61 Gt *MOSTLY HARD ROCK/MELODIC METAL ALBUMS THIS TIME!*


AND PLEASE REMEMBER SEED THIS AS LONG AS YOU CAN!


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Ana Johnson-The Way I Am (2004) *320 Kbps*-Melodic Rock From Sweden-




1.We Are

2.Don´t Cry For The Pain

3.The Way I Am

4.I´m Stupid

5.Life

6.6 Feet Under

7.Coz I Can

8.Crest Of The Wave

9.L.A

10.Now It´s Gone

11.Here I Go Again

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Askari-St-1998- *256 Kbps*-Melodic Hard Rock/AOR-


Alan Askari Vocals, Guitar

Rolf Dieter Schnapka Bass

Kalle Bosel Organ, Keyboards

Johnny Verhas Drums

Tommy Newton Producer


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1. Dance Of The Guilty 2. It's Too Late 3. Tired Eyes 4. If Looks Could Kiss 5. Dreams 6. She's In Red 7. Children Of Time 8. When The Thrill Is Gone 9. Papa Was A Rolling Stone 10. It Never Stops 11. Tired Of The Rain 12. Angel Out Of Nowhere 

Very Good Melodic HardRock. Good riffs, solos, great Choruses and production is right. Askari reminds me of Klaus Maine by moments, "Dreams" is my favorite song. Recommended

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Danger Danger-Rock America-JAPAN EP-1990- *192 Kbps* -Hard Rock-




1.Rock America

2.Bang Bang (live)

3.Naughty Naughty (live)

4.Rock´n´Roll Hoochie Koo (live)

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Force (Pre EUROPE)-Demos-1981- *128 Kbps*




1.Hold On

2.Strange

3.The Roses

4.The Black Rose

5.Give Me A Break

6.Rock On

7.Mistery

8.Midnight Show

9.Endless Voyage Of Dreams

10.Can´t Work It Out

11.The Power Of Rock

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Giant-Don´t Leave Me In Love-2001-EP- *320 Kbps* -Hard Rock-




1.Don´t Leave Me In Love

2.Chained (live)

3.I´m A Believer (live)

4.Stay (unplugged)

5.The Big Pitch (live)

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Intruder-Dangerous Nights-2006- *320 Kbps* -AOR-


Tracy White vocals

Stephen Deacutis guitar

George Karak guitar

Ed Avila bass

Benny Harrison keyboards

Ron Sivulich Jr. drums




1. Hearts on the Loose 4:07 

2. Yesterday's Gone 3:57 

3. Deep Inside Our Hearts 4:25 

4. Surprise Attack 4:21 

5. Only Make Believe 4:09 

6. Behind Closed Doors 3:28 

7. Love Emergency 3:42 

8. Surrender Your Heart 3:28 

9. Dangerous Nights 4:06 

10. Will I See You in My Dreams? 4:16 

11. Things We Did For Love 5:02


Fantastic AOR, even better than their other CD. 'Hearts On The Loose' is a killer song. AOR heaven, keyboard heaven. A MUST !!!!! 


fantastic aor very much in the vein of shotgun symphonys debut with a touch of bon jovi first album.this is a good adition to any serious collector. 

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Jesse´s Powertrip-Not So Innocent-1998- *192 Kbps* -Hard Rock-




1. Let It Roll 

2. Heart to Heart 

3. Lonely Girl 

4. Hole in Your Heart 

5. Sister Mercy 

6. Powertrippin' 

7. Leaving Home 

8. Now Is the Time 

9. Come to Me 

10. Desire 

11. Wanna Be Loved 

12. Hotwired 




Singer and keyboardist JESSE BRADMAN played with numerous bands including NIGHTRANGER, ALDO NOVA, POISON and SAINTS AND SINNERS. He plays keyboards on MICHAEL SCHENKER's latest CD and on the upcoming PHIL MOGG release. He sang on solo projects for RITCHIE KOTZEN, MARTY FRIEDMAN and JEFF WATSON. Bass player DAVID SIKES sang with GUIFFRIA, ALDO NOVA and BOSTON.Third member of the combo is BRAD GILLIS, first guitarplayer for BAD ENGLISH who recently toured with the STEVE MILLER BAND. During the last few years Sikes and Bradman worked on their own material and released a record in Europe in 1998, "Innocent". The success of this production made them confident JESSE'S POWERTRIP was exactly as it was supposed to be. All three members indentify themselves completely with their latest record. The recording took place in San Francisco, produced by Jesse himself. The album was mixed by BOBBY BARTH (AXE, GUILD OF AGES) in the NEH STUDIOS in Colorado. DENNIS DISMORE joins them on drums and they are still to find out if he is going to be the fourth wheel of the POWERTRIP. The title "Whole In My Heart" was written by BOB GILLIS together with JOHN WAITE and JONOTHAN CAINE. The production is made even more valuable by the numerous guest musicans who contributed to the recording. 


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King James-King James-1994- *160 Kbps* -Melodic Hard Rock/Metal


Rex Carroll

Jimi Bennett

Robert Sweet

Tim Gaines

Rick Wells

Chris Cameron




1. Hard Road to Go 5:452. Prisoner 4:353. Touch the Fire 4:394. Miracles 4:365. Desperate 5:096. Love is Gonna Find You 5:007. Stand Up and Fight 3:218. Choices 5:039. Miracles acoustic remix 4:3410. Rev Rider 6:0711. Sunrise in Rio 4:0612. Face to Face 4:2013. Face to Face reprise 3:55 Total Running Time: 61:10




What the fuck are you all saying, this is a great WHITE METAL album with REX CARROLL from WHITECROSS. A great melodic heavy/rock album that i love. Their second album "The fall" is realy shit, but this one is one of the best albums that came out in 1994, at least the best WHITE METAL album that year(yes, i know, not many WHITE METAL albums came out that year).

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KISS-The Medley-A Dance Orgasm-1998- *320 Kbps* -Hard Rock-


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Lovetrick-st-1990- '192 Kbps -Hard Rock-


Alex Jaeger keyboards

Holly Schulten bass

Franko Libal vocals

Andi Turzer guitar

Tom Henzen drums




1. Dance All Night 4:362. All Your Life 3:123. Watch Out 4:394. When Is Love Arriving Here 3:125. Sting and Killer 4:026. Stand Up and Fight 3:587. First Bite 3:428. Walkin' Out Into Hell 4:029. Revved Up 3:3510. Maneater 3:55 Total Running Time: 38:53




A QUITE GOOD MELODIC ROCK ALBUM INFLUENCED BY VAN HALEN(1984)SOMETIMES.THIS GERMAN BAND SOUNDS GREAT , BUT NOT ESSENTIAL . 

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Mike Tramp´s White Lion-Last Roar-2004-*192 Kbps* -Hard Rock-




01. All The Fallen Men

02. Warsong

03. El Salvador

04. Wait

05. Little Fighter

06. When The Children Cry

07. Fight To Survive

08. Living On The Edge

09. She's Got Everything

10. Lonely Nights

11. Broken Home

12. Till Death Do Us Part

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PUSH-Maximum Entertainment-1996- *224 Kbps* -Hard Rock- RECOMMENDED!!




1.Down For The Last Time

2.Here´s To The Magic

3.In This Together

4.You Belong To Me

5.Remember

6.´Round The World

7.Soul On Fire

8.Years That We Wasted

9.Cream Of The Crop

10.The First Cut Is The Deepest

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Rhett Forrester-Even The Score-1988- *192 Kbps*-Hard Rock-




1.You Will Be Mine


2.Even The Score

3.Ready For Love

4.Assume The Position

5.I Must Be Crazy

6.Burning Heart

7.Payin´The Price

8.See You In My Dreams

9.Leading Me On

10.Last Fair Deal Gone Down





This CD gets a 10 just for the song "Assume The Position," one of the all-time most generic hard rock anthems of the 80's. Take a look at these lyrics, they really sum it up: "Shut your mouth/Don't say a word/You're gonna get what you deserve!" Assume the position, baby. If you're one of those collectors of rare 80s metal videos, then you've seen this one on the VHS compilation "Hard N Heavy Volume I." It's great, testoterone charged S&M cheese rock and really encapsulates what was expected if someone wanted to get themselves airplay on Z-Rock. The rest of the tunes are mostly forgettable, including a cover of Bad Company's "Ready For Love." But who cares when you've got yourself a swan song like "Assume The Position!"


Rhett Forrester got his start in the early 80's as vocalist for NYC rockers RIOT. He sang on a few albums before he left to pursue alot of guest vocal spots and ill-fated attempts at launching new projects. "Even The Score" was his second solo album. The first is even more obscure than this one and can't be found anywhere. Efforts to make the big-time never quite materialized for the poor bastard. We'll never know how Rhett's career would've fared, because one morning in early 1994, while waiting at a traffic light in Atlanta, some piece of shit gangbanger done shot him in the back and Rhett died.

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Rhett Forrester-Gone With The Wind-1986- *192 Kbps* -Hard Rock-






1. Gone With the Wind 2. Cranky Boy 3. The Last Thing I Do 4. Assume The Position 5. Voyage To Nowhere 6. Shake the Shadow 7. Boys Wanna Fight 8. Movin' in for the Kill 9. Live With Me 



HUGE CD 89/100 US HARD ROCK at his best if you like real HARD ROCK with 70's roots (RIOT) and a true attitude that's for you !The absolute highlight of this album is "cranky boy" where the mighty voice of RHETT FORRESTER is very POWERFUL/RASPY but CLEAR/SOULFUL like A darker COVERDALE/SHORTINO The prod.by CARL CANEDY(THE RODS) is a little dusty now but very close to a live sound , you can almost smell sweat and beers great stuff find it and BUY IT....or listen to KORN for ever 

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Rhett Forrester-Hell Or High Water-1996- *160 Kbps* -Hard Rock/Melodic Metal-




1. Redbone Rock 2. Gunfighter 3. Hold On 4. Hell or Highwater 5. Too Late 6. Eyes of Fire 7. In and Out 8. Can't Let You Walk Away 9. Vigilante Killer 10. Shake the Shadow 11. Bad Boys 12. Even the Score 13. Cranky Boys 14. Boys Wanna Fight 15. Love Song 16. Child of Time 17. Hard Drivin' Woman 


GREAT COMPILATION CD 89/100 A GREAT INTRODUCTION TO A HUGE VOICE for the beginners with a lot of rarities for the FANS ! A lot of songs from RIOT/THRASHER/JACK STARR/DR.DIRTY/DIRTY WATER/MR DIRTY and solo RECORDS !The sound recording varies from one to another but his magic raspy voice is still there very close to a darker David COVERDALE or Paul SHORTINO BUY IT / RIP MR RHETT W. FORRESTER 

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Satrox-Heaven Sent-1990- *128 Kbps* Hard Rock Switzerland-




1. (Love is) more than a feeling

2. River to nowhere

3. Powerlights

4. You don´t care

5. Fire

6. Heaven

7. Living in a dream

8. Keeper of sadness

9. Together forever

10. Dark side

11. Turn me loose.

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Tod Howarth-Cobalt Parlor-1997- *224 Kbps* -Hard Rock-


Tod Howarth Vocals, Guitars, Bass, Keyboards, Drums




1. California Burns 6:17 

2. Bookend 4:30 

3. Misgivings 3:24 

4. Swift And Blinding 3:15 

5. Cobalt Parlor 4:58 

6. Flower In The Fold 3:35 

7. Models Of Bequeth 4:41 

8. What You Had 5:47 

9. The Way To Pahrump 5:14 

10. Crawling 4:26 

11. Anywhere 4:09

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¨Tom Kimmel-Circle Back Home-1990-vbr hq -AOR-



1. Always 4:032. Swept Away 4:173. A Small Song 3:134. Skin Tight 4:105. Bon Vivant 4:206. Face to Face 5:107. Grace Under Pressure 4:288. On the Frontline 4:579. Love Is My Religion 4:1310. Circle Back Home 5:18 Total Running Time: 44:09

This is truly an underrated AOR gem. He has this nice raspy voice, and songs like "Love Is My Religion" and "Grace Under Pressure" are fantastic melodies. Anyway there might be some fillers on this album too - 8.5 out of 10. I already ordered his debut album. I hope it is just as good! 

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White Lion-The Definitive Rock Collection-2007-320 Kbps-Hard Rock-




Track Listing 

1. Fight To Survive 

2. El Salvador 

3. Wait 

4. Tell Me 

5. When The Children Cry 

6. Lonely Nights 

7. Don’t Give Up 

8. Sweet Little Loving 

9. Little Fighter 

10. Radar Love 

11. Goin’ Home Tonight 

12. Let’s Get Crazy 

13. Don’t Say It’s Over 

14. Cry For Freedom 

15. Love Don’t Come Easy 

16. Broken Heart 

17. Lights And Thunder 

18. Farewell To You 

19. Hungry – live 

20. Don’t Give Up – live 

21. Lonely Nights – live 

22. Sweet Little Loving – live 

23. Broken Heart – live 

24. Fight To Survive – live 

25. Tell Me – live 

26. All Join Our Hands – live 

27. Wait – live 

28. Lady Of The Valley – live 

29. The Road To Valhalla – live 

30. All You Need Is Rock N Roll - live 


Formed in 1983 by singer Mike Tramp and guitarist Vito Bratta; White Lion was a band that would rule the Melodic Hard Rock scene of the eighties. Together with drummer Greg D’Angelo and bassist James Lomenzo they would become darlings of the MTV sector with a number of their videos and while often associated with the “Hair Metal” focus that was prevalent at the time, would offer fans deeper musical content than many of their contemporaries. Theirs was the perfect formula for success with the pinup looking front man in Tramp and the guitar god in Bratta and this often found the pair being compared to the likes of Van Halen members Dave Lee Roth and Eddie Van Halen. The offering of more socially relevant songs as opposed to what many of their contemporaries would be doing allowed the band to stand out a little more from the general pack. Yes they had some rousing anthems for love like “Tell Me” or “Love Don’t Come Easy”, but there was also “Little Fighter” which referenced a Greenpeace ship and “When The Children Cry”, their ballad that tugged at the heartstrings. With White Lion you got deeper stuff than that which focused on drinking and partying hard. Growing up in Brooklyn at a certain time allowed me to remember quite clearly how exciting this band was on stage and how well they were received by the audience. You felt as though you were a part of something special with White Lion and while I grew into much heavier stuff I always held them in special regard in my musical heart. This compilation or The Definitive Rock Collection as it is labeled is exactly that – a fully loaded deck of musical cards that brings the absolute best of this band right back to your attention. While they were together they recorded four albums, ,Fight To Survive, Pride, Big Game and Main Attraction. They also delivered a Greatest Hits package at the end of their career. Being one of the older fans of the group I was pleased to find “FTS” represented but was sad that several numbers were still overlooked. The long out of print release is worth searching for based on tunes like “Cherokee”, “All the Fallen Men” and the original version of “Broken Heart”. Pride would be their mainstream introduction to the larger public and from this release every major tune is included with most being in studio format and the remainder from an unreleased live concert from The Ritz circa 1988. I liked the inclusion of this concert as opposed to “newly discovered tracks” which some compilations of this type often toss into the mix. The show gives the listener a great idea of how the band was live during the still budding years of their popularity as it comes from the Pride tour. 




Sadly, the bands breakup would come with levels of animosity and as a result there was no real farewell tour, reunion album or acoustic show on MTV Unplugged. Tramp would continue on with “Tramp’s White Lion” and be the only original member present and everyone knows that is not the same at the end of the day. Bratta would fade from the public eye while Lomenzo and D’Angelo carried on in other bands going forward. The diehard fan might appreciate the fact that an “Anthology” was released by Deadline Records a couple of years ago and features missing edits and pre-release versions of many of these tracks from Tramp’s own archives. This however is the true Anthology since the songs here are the official versions. Despite my possessing a little bit of the fan boy mentality about these guys this collection from Rhino Records really delivers on all levels. Featuring almost every track of note from the four albums and the bonus concert to boot just adds to the overall treat of the piece. The bands back catalog has never been remastered so this also gives you cleaner and more sonically representative versions of the songs you loved way back when. It’s time to shout it out loud and clear for one of the eighties most important contributions to Melodic Hard Rock one more time.