Another Maiden best of? Well- if you haven’t already forked out cash for these songs before, it’s about time innit?? A single album, and a rather spiffing start of your Maiden-collection if you’ve only started …READ MORE
The band everybody loves to hate releases their fourth studio album of German heavy metal from Sweden. I liked their debut, and was surprised that the follow-up “Legacy Of Kings” was even better (and remains …READ MORE
I feel bad when I read my review of Blackmore’s Night’s Fires At Midnight. I gave it only 8 points, and it was not worth that. It was worth a few more… Here’s the first …READ MORE
Axel Rudi Pell, the axeslinger with the blonde split ends, didn’t invent the wheel, but he steers it pretty good at times. Like here, on his first double live album, a full show from his …READ MORE
A double live album, recorded in Atlanta, featuring many of the best loved tracks from the band that have survived several decades, and many trends. Kansas is a strange ol’ beast, and have never been …READ MORE
Gosh people. Call your dentist. This CD will drop your jaw to the ground so hard that the man in white coat will be happy to fix your teeth and hand you the bill. Without …READ MORE
Yup, the Stones on Metal Express Radio. Why? Because every Rocker/Metal head should have at least one of their records (preferable every one). So here is the best introduction you’ll ever get. Forty songs on …READ MORE
Robin Vagh is the man behind this Swedish band, and I am surprised this is a self made product (meaning I am surprised no-one else pulled out the cash for him). Vagh delivers AOR with …READ MORE
It’s not easy to live up to the expectations you get after trailblazing European concert-stages, and delivering one of the best live albums ever. However, that’s the way things are for Ted Nugent, before unleashing …READ MORE
Without Neal Schon as a permanent member, I didn’t expect II to give me a buzz, and sadly after a lot of spins in my CD player, it still sounds mediocre. Sure there are some …READ MORE