Ministry
by
Ministry is a memoir both ugly and captivating, revealing Al Jourgensen as a man who lived a hard life his own way without making compromises. He survived prolonged drug addiction--twenty-two years of chronic heroin, cocaine, and alcohol abuse, to be more precise--before cleaning up, straightening out, and finding new reasons to live. During his career, Jourgensen has engaged in all of the rock 'n' roll clichés regarding decadence and debauchery and invented new forms of previously unachieved nihilism. Despite this and his addictions, he created seven seminal albums, including the bonafide, hugely influential classicThe Land of Rape and Honey, 1989'sThe Mind is a Terrible Thing to Taste, and 1992's blockbusterPsalm 69: The Way to Succeed. Ministry imparts the epic life of Al Jourgensen, a survivor who tempted fate, beat the odds, persevered, and put the pieces back together after unraveling completely.
Rat Salad
by
"A brand-new look at Black Sabbath, one of the most outrageous bands in the history of rock music" This information-rich, idiosyncratic, and beguiling book paints a vivid picture of Black Sabbath at its beginning, from 1967 to 1975---the time in which the band made its greatest albums: "Black Sabbath, Paranoid, Master of Reality, Vol. 4, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, "and "Sabotage." But "Rat Salad" diverges from routes taken by most rock biographies---its detailed, song-by-song analysis of the band's masterworks is interwoven with a personal account of the news stories and culture of the time, from Vietnam to Bloody Sunday to the space program. These narrative chapters---think Ian MacDonald's "Revolution in the Head" meets "Spinal Tap" meets Nick Hornby---persuasively explain the appeal of the music, its compositional artistry, and its frequently audacious inventiveness. Original and passionate, "Rat Salad" embraces a remarkably diverse cast of characters---from Ozzy Osbourne himself and the other members of the band through to Edith Sitwell, Breugel the Elder, John Milton, and Doris Day. The author's hand looms large in the piece, as he grows from schoolboy ingenue to inveterate devotee and looks back at a life populated with love, sex, drugs, and death and played out against a rich sonic backdrop of crucifixes and power chords.
Highway to Hell
by
A classic of rock writing, this is the definitive accounts of AC/DC's rise to fame, whenthe ribald lyrics and charismatic stage presence of singer Bon Scott, along with the formidable guitar work of brothers Angus and Malcolm young, defined a new and highly influential brand of rock'n'roll. Drawing on many first person interviews and featuring a gallery of rare photos, Walker traces AC/DC's career through the life of their original front man, from the Scottish roots he shared with the Youngs right up to his shocking death in 1980.
For the Record
by
It was only a year after Woodstock when people first started noticing a dark, brooding, overpowering kind of music they'd never heard before. It sounded as if some massive, sinister piece of industrial machinery had somehow been hammered into tune, while a banshee cried out lyrics from the deepest regions of hell. Once this new sound grabbed hold, millions of listeners couldn't get enough, on record and in concert. It quickly came to be known as "heavy metal"--and it was invented by Black Sabbath. Mike Stark leads you into the studio and on tour with the quintessential British metal band, a primary influence on hundreds of rock groups right up to the present day, from Metallica to Spinal Tap. Here are first-hand accounts from Black Sabbath's four founding members--Bill Ward, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Ozzy Ozbourne--and from other members through the years, including Ronnie James Dio, Rob Halford, Eric Singer, Tony Martin, Cozy Powell, and Neil Murray. In their words, they tell you what it's like to turn up the amps, hit the stage, and power-chord and audience into submission--and a create a brand new kind of rock in the process. It was only a year after Woodstock when people first started noticing a dark, brooding, overpowering kind of music theyd never heard before. It sounded as if some massive, sinister piece of industrial machinery had somehow been hammered into tune, while a banshee cried out lyrics from the deepest regions of hell. Once this new sound grabbed hold, millions of listeners couldnt get enough, on record and in concert. It quickly came to be known as heavy metal--and it was invented by Black Sabbath. Mike Stark leads you into the studio and on tour with the quintessential British metal band, a primary influence on hundreds of rock groups right up to the present day, from Metallica to Spinal Tap. Here are first-hand accounts from Black Sabbaths four founding members--Bill Ward, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Ozzy Ozbourne--and from other members through the years, including Ronnie James Dio, Rob Halford, Eric Singer, Tony Martin, Cozy Powell, and Neil Murray. In their words, they tell you what its like to turn up the amps, hit the stage, and power-chord and audience into submission--and a create a brand new kind of rock in the process.
2 Minutes to Midnight
by
(Book). 2 Minutes to Midnight: An Iron Maiden Day-by-Day offers a fresh form of band biography, examining myriad events in Iron Maiden's history in a detailed timeline form. The book springs to life with illustrative quotations, historical notations that put the band in the wider context of the rock world, and then, as icing on the cake, an explosion of color via live photography and memorabilia shots. Great Britain's Iron Maiden has enjoyed over 40 years of multiplatinum success the world over as pretty much the biggest, most famous heavy metal band in history, save perhaps Metallica. The band continue to tour exhaustively, a happenstance that surely will help keep this book front-racked in the minds of metalheads everywhere. A book on Maiden has been the #1 request that Martin Popoff's fan base has put upon the author for the past ten years and now he's delivered.
Judas Priest
by
When the world thinks of heavy metal in its pure, undiluted form, it is none other than the metal gods, Judas Priest, that come to mind. Back stronger than ever with their acclaimed Angel of Retribution album, theirs is a story that is long overdue in the telling. Popoff examines the band's rich legacy album by album, anthem by anthem, recounting the band's shocking split with Halford in the mid 90s and his triumphant return in 2003. Accompanying the text is a full-colour cornucopia of images - photos, memorabilia shots and cover graphics.
Damage Incorporated
by
"Damage Incorporated" is the first book about the legendary heavy metal band Metallica that provides a detailed exploration of the group¿s music and its place within the wider popular music landscape. Written with a broad readership in mind, it offers an interdisciplinary study that incorporates a range of topics which intersect with the band¿s music and cultural influence. For students of popular culture, mass media, and music, "Damage Incorporated" will be necessary reading, and sets a new standard for the study and exploration of metal within the field of popular music studies.
Black Sabbath and the Rise of Heavy Metal Music
by
The definition of 'heavy metal' is often a contentious issue and in this lively and accessible text Andrew Cope presents a refreshing re-evaluation of the rules that define heavy metal as a musical genre. Cope begins with an interrogation of why, during the late 1960s and early 1970s, Birmingham provided the ideal location for the evolution and early development of heavy metal and hard rock. The author considers how the influence of the London and Liverpool music scenes merged with the unique cultural climate, industry and often desolated sites of post-war Birmingham to contribute significantly to the development of two unique forms of music: heavy metal and hard rock. The author explores these two forms through an extensive examination of key tracks from the first six albums of both Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin, in which musical, visual and lyrical aspects of each band are carefully compared and contrasted in order to highlight the distinctive innovations of those early recordings. In conclusion, a number of case studies are presented that illustrate how the unique synthesis of elements established by Black Sabbath have been perpetuated and developed through the work of such bands as Iron Maiden, Metallica, Pantera, Machine Head, Nightwish, Arch Enemy and Cradle of Filth. As a consequence, the importance of heavy metal as a genre of music was firmly established, and its longevity assured.
This Ain't the Summer of Love
by
This lively and entertaining revisionist history of rock music after 1970 reconsiders the roles of two genres, heavy metal and punk. Instead of considering metal and punk as aesthetically opposed to each other, Steve Waksman breaks new ground by showing that a profound connection exists between them. Metal and punk enjoyed a charged, intimate relationship that informed both genres in terms of sound, image, and discourse. This Ain't the Summer of Love traces this connection back to the early 1970s, when metal first asserted its identity and punk arose independently as an ideal about what rock should be and could become, and upends established interpretations of metal and punk and their place in rock history.
Running with the Devil
by
A Choice Outstanding Academic Book. A musicologist and cultural critic as well as a professional musician, Robert Walser offers a comprehensive musical, social, and cultural analysis of heavy metal in Running with the Devil. Dismissed by critics and academics, condemned by parents and politicians, fervently embraced by legions of fans, heavy metal music attracts and embodies cultural conflicts that are central to our society. Walser explores how and why heavy metal works, both musically and socially, and at the same time uses metal to investigate contemporary formations of identity, community, gender, and power.
Louder Than Hell
by
The definitive oral history of heavy metal,nbsp;Loudernbsp;Than Hellnbsp;by renowned music journalists Jon Wiederhorn and Katherine Turman includesnbsp;hundreds of interviews with the giants of the movement, conducted over the past 25 years. Unlike many forms of popular music, metalheads tend to embrace their favorite bands and follow them over decades. Metal is not only a pastime for the true aficionados; it’s a lifestyle and obsession that permeates every aspect of their being. Louder Than Hell is an examination of that cultural phenomenon and the much-maligned genre of music that has stood the test of time. Louder than Hell features more than 250 interviews with some of the biggest bands in metal, including Black Sabbath, Metallica, Megadeth, Anthrax, Slayer, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Spinal Tap, Pantera, White Zombie, Slipknot, and Twisted Sister; insights from industry insiders, family members, friends, scenesters, groupies, and journalists; and 48 pages of full-color photographs.
Turkish Metal
by
Turkish Metal journeys deep into the heart of the Turkish heavy metal scene, uncovering the emergence, evolution, and especially the social implications of this controversial musical genre in a Muslim society. The book applies an ethnographic approach in order to study social and cultural change in a Muslim society that is stricken with conflict over the, by turns, religious or secular nature of the state. Turkish Metal explores how Turkish metalheads, against all odds, manage to successfully claim public spaces of their own, thereby transforming the public face of the city. The book raises the question of how and why the young dare to rebel against the prevalent social and moral restrictions in Turkish society; and it examines whether they succeed in asserting their individual freedom in a society that is still well-known for sanctioning any kind of behaviour deviating from the norm. Above all, the book investigates the Turkish metal scene's potential for contesting Islamic concepts of morality, its relevance within the field of female emancipation, and its capacity to foster social relations that cut across national, religious and ethnic boundaries.
The New Metal Masters
by
Play and sound like the new metal legends This book/CD pack lets you explore the work of a dozen guitar czars who span the entire spectrum of new metal. You'll discover their stylistic secrets, learn how they played their most famous riffs, and find out how they created their unique sounds. The accompanying CD walks you note-by-note through licks that characterize the signature sounds of these killer guitarists.
Guitar World Presents Kirk Hammet's the Sound and the Fury
by
(Guitar Educational). In 1993, Guitar World introduced a column called "The Sound & the Fury," penned by Metallica's master of metal guitar himself, Kirk Hammett. In his column, Kirk didn't just talk about his licks, riffs, warm-ups, and techniques he taught them. He also answered questions on every imaginable topic sent in by readers, making the column a major hit that ran for years. This book combines all of Kirk's columns into one volume, with an accompanying CD of demos played by Nick Bowcott.
Toys in the attic
by
Toys in the attic -- Uncle Salty -- Adam's apple -- Walk this way -- Big ten inch record -- Sweet emotion -- No more no more -- Round and round -- You see me crying
Spreading the disease
by
A.I.R. -- Long justice -- Madhouse -- S.S.C./Stand or fall -- The enemy -- Aftershock -- Armed and dangerous -- Medusa -- Gung-ho
Relationship of command
by
Arcarsenal -- Pattern against user -- One armed scissor -- Sleepwalk capsules -- Invalid litter dept. -- Mannequin republic -- Enfilade -- Rolodex propaganda -- Quarantined -- Cosmonaut -- Non-zero possibility
Blue Öyster Cult
by
Transmaniacon MC -- I'm on the lamb but I ain't no sheep -- Then came the last days of May -- Stairway to the stars -- Before the kiss, a redcap -- Screams -- She's as beautiful as a foot -- Cities on flame with rock and roll -- Workshop of the telescopes -- Redeemed
Kaleidescopic compendium: the best of the Blues Magoos
by
So I'm wrong and you are right -- Tobacco Road -- Sometimes I think about -- (We ain't got) Nothin' yet -- Love seems doomed -- Gotta get away -- Queen of my nights -- She's coming home -- Pipe dream -- There's a chance we can make it -- Life is just a cher o'bowlies -- Albert Common is dead -- Summer is the man -- Baby, I want you -- Rush hour -- One by one -- I wanna be there -- There she goes -- Sybil Green (of the in between) -- I can hear the grass grow -- Yellow rose -- I can move a mountain -- Chicken wire lady
Chamber music
by
Mist -- Tragedy -- El cu cuy -- Untrue -- Tyler's song -- What's in your mind? -- Not living -- Shock the monkey -- Burgundy -- Entwined -- Feed my dreams -- My mercy -- No home -- Shari Vegas -- Notion -- Anything but you
The very best of Cream
by
Wrapping paper (2:21) --I feel free (2:51) -- N.S.U. (2:43) -- Sweet wine (3:17) -- I'm so glad (3:57) -- Spoonful (6:30) -- Strange brew (2:46) -- Sunshine of your love (4:10) -- Tales of brave Ulysses (2:46) -- Swlabr (2:31) -- We're going wrong (3:26) -- White room (4:58) -- Sitting on top of the world (4:58) -- Politician (4:11) -- Those were the days (2:53) -- Born under a bad sign (3:09) -- Deserted cities of the heart (3:38) -- Crossroads (4:15) -- Anyone for tennis (2:38) -- Badge (2:44).
Shades, 1968-1998
by
Disc 1: Hush -- Help -- Shadows (Demo, 1968) -- Love help me (Instrumental demo, 1968) -- Kentucky woman (Single version) -- Anthem -- River deep, mountain high (Single version) -- Emmaretta -- Bird has flown (Single version) -- Hallelujah (I am the preacher) -- Speed king (Full-length U.K version) -- Child in time -- Cry free (Outtake, 1970/Roger Glover remix) -- Black night (Full-length U.K. version) -- Jam stew (Outtake, 1970) -- Into the fire (Live, 1970) -- No no no (Live, 1971).
Disc 2: Strange kind of woman -- I'm alone -- Fireball -- Demon's eye -- Anyone's daughter -- Fools -- No one came -- Freedom (Outtake, 1971) -- Slow train (Outtake, 1971) -- Never before -- When a blind man cries -- Highway star -- Smoke on the water -- Pictures of home -- Space truckin' -- Painted horse (Outtake, 1972).
Disc 3: Smoke on the water (Live, 1972) -- Lazy (Live, 1972) -- Woman from Tokyo -- Mary Long -- Super trouper -- Smooth dancer -- Burn -- Might just take your life -- Sail away -- Coronarias Redig -- Stormbringer -- Hold on -- Lady double dealer (Live, 1975) -- Gettin' tighter -- Comin' home.
Disc 4: Knocking at your back door -- Perfect strangers -- Son of Alerik (7" single version) -- Call of the wild -- Bad attitude (Single version) -- Hard lovin' woman (Live, 1987) -- Hush '88 (Live, 1988) -- King of dreams (Single version) -- Fire in the basement -- Slow down sister -- Battle rages on -- Anya (Live, 1993) -- Castle full of rascals -- Seventh heaven.
Vault: 1980-1995
by
Pour some sugar on me -- Photograph -- Love bites -- Let's get rocked -- Two steps behind -- Animal -- Foolin' -- Rocket -- When love & hate collide -- Armageddon it -- Have you ever needed someone so bad -- Rock of ages -- Hysteria -- Miss you in a heartbeat -- Bringin' on the heartbreak.
Holy diver
by
Stand up and shout (3:15) -- Holy diver (5:54) -- Gypsy (3:39) -- Caught in the middle (4:15) -- Don't talk to strangers (4:53) -- Straight through the heart (4:32) -- Invisible (5:26) -- Rainbow in the dark (4:15) -- Shame on the night (5:20).
Erase the slate
by
Erase the slate -- Change the world -- Maddest hatter -- Drown -- Shattered -- One -- Who believes -- Voice of the soul -- Crazy Mary goes round -- Haunted lullabye -- In your honor
Godsmack
by
Moon baby (4:23) -- Whatever (3:24) -- Keep away (4:49) -- Time bomb (3:57) -- Bad religion (3:38) -- Immune (4:52) -- Someone in London (2:02) -- Get up, get out! (3:27) -- Now or never (5:03) -- Stress (5:02) -- Situation (5:44) -- Voodoo (4:39)
Lovesick, broke & Driftin'
by
7 months, 39 days -- Broke, lovesick & driftin' -- Cecil Brown -- Lovin' & huggin' -- One horse town -- Mississippi mud -- Whiskey, weed & women -- Trashville -- Walkin' with sorrow -- 5 shots of whiskey -- Nighttime ramblin' man -- Callin' your name -- Atlantic City
The best, the rest, the rare
by
I want out (4:39) -- Dr. Stein (5:03) -- Future world (4:02) -- Judas (4:39) -- Walls of Jericho (0:53) -- Ride the sky (5:51) -- Halloween (13:18) -- Livin' ain't no crime (4:43) -- Save us (5:12) -- Victim of fate (6:58) -- Savage (3:28) -- Don't run for cover (4:48) -- Keeper of the seven keys (13:38)
In-a-gadda-da-vida
by
Most anything you want (3:44) -- Flowers and beads (3:05) -- My mirage (5:15) -- Termination (3:00) -- Are you happy (4:27) -- In-a-gadda-da-vida (17:05)
The number of the beast
by
Invaders (3:22) -- Children of the damned (4:33) -- The prisoner -- (6:00) 22 Acacia Avenue (4:49) -- The number of the beast (3:50) -- Run to the hills (3:50) -- Gangland (3:47) -- Total eclipse (4:28) -- Hallowed be thy name (7:10)
15 greatest hits
by
Walk away -- Funk #49 -- Midnight man --The bomber (Closet queen -- Cast your fate to the wind) -- Stop -- Thanks -- White man/black man -- Woman -- Again -- Take a look around -- Funk #48 -- Tend my garden -- There I go again -- Ashes, the rain and I -- Collage
Truth
by
Shapes of things (3:18) -- Let me love you (4:41) -- Morning dew (4:39) -- You shook me (2:30) -- Ol' man river (3:56) -- Greensleeves (1:47) -- Rock my plimsoul (4:12) -- Becks's bolero (2:51) -- Blues deluxe (7:30) -- I ain't superstitious (4:52)
Surfing with the alien
by
Surfing with the alien -- Ice -- Crushing day -- Always with me, always with you -- Satch boogie -- Hill of the skull -- Circles -- Lords of Karma -- Midnight -- Echo
In the court of the Crimson King
by
21st century schizoid man including mirrors (7:20) -- I talk to the wind (6:05) -- Epitaph including march for no reason and tomorrow and tomorrow (8:47) -- Moonchild including the dream and the illusion (12:11) -- The court of the Crimson King including the return of the fire witch and the dance of the puppets (9:22)
Kiss
by
Strutter.--Nothin' to lose.--Firehouse.--Cold gin.--Let me know.--Kissin' time.--Deuce.--Love theme from Kiss.--100,000 years.--Black diamond
Follow the leader
by
It's on (4:28) -- Freak on a leash (4:15) -- Got the life (3:45) -- Dead bodies everywhere (4:44) -- Children of the Korn (3:52) -- B.B.K. (3:56) -- Pretty (4:12) -- All in the family (4:48) -- Reclaim my place (4:12) -- Justin (4:17) -- Seed (5:54) -- Cameltosis (4:38) -- My gift to you (15:40)
Ashes of the wake
by
Laid to rest -- Hourglass -- Now you've got something to die for -- The faded line -- Omerta -- Blood of the scribe -- One gun -- Break you -- What I've become -- Ashes of the Wake (instrumental) -- Remorse is for the dead
Led Zeppelin
by
Disc 1 : Whole lotta love -- Heartbreaker -- Communication breakdown -- Babe I'm gonna leave you -- What is and what should never be -- Thank you -- I can't quit you baby -- Dazed and confused -- Your time is gonna come -- Ramble on -- Travelling Riverside blues -- Friends -- Celebration day -- Hey hey what can I do -- White summer/Black Mountain side.
Disc 2 : Black dog -- Over the hills and far away -- Immigrant song -- The battle of evermore -- Bron-y-aur stomp -- Tangerine -- Going to California -- Since I've been loving you -- D'yer mak'er -- Gallows pole -- Custard pie -- Misty Mountain hop -- Rock and roll -- The rain song -- Stairway to heaven.
Disc 3 : Kashmir -- Trampled under foot -- For your life -- No quarter -- Dancing days -- When the levee breaks -- Achilles last stand -- The song remains the same -- Ten years gone -- In my time of dying.
Disc 4 : In the evening -- Candy store rock -- The ocean -- Ozone baby -- Houses of the holy -- Wearing and tearing -- Poor Tom -- Nobody's fault but mine -- Fool in the rain -- In the light -- The wanton song -- Moby Dick/Bonzo's Montreux -- I'm gonna crawl -- All my love.
The best of Lita Ford
by
What do ya know about love -- Kiss me deadly -- Shot of poison -- Hungry -- Gotta let go -- Close my eyes forever -- Larger than life -- Only women bleed -- Playin' with fire -- Back to the cave -- Lisa
Smells like children
by
The hands of small children -- Diary of a dope fiend -- S****y chicken gang bang -- Kiddie grinder (remix) -- Sympathy for the parents -- Sweet dreams (are made of this) -- Everlasting c***sucker (remix) -- F*** Frankie -- I put a spell on you -- May cause discoloration of the urine or feces -- Scabs, guns, and peanut butter -- Dance of the dope hats (remix) -- White trash (remix by Tony F. Wiggins) -- Dancing with the one-legged -- Rock 'n' roll nigger
Blood mountain
by
The wolf is loose -- Crystal skull -- Sleeping giant -- Capillarian crest -- Circle of Cysquatch -- Bladecatcher -- Colony of Birchmen -- Hunters of the sky -- Hand of stone -- This mortal soil -- Siberian divide -- Pendulous skin
Countdown to extinction
by
Skin o' my teeth -- Symphony of destruction -- Architecture of aggression -- Foreclosure of a dream -- Sweating bullets -- This was my life -- Countdown to extinction -- High speed dirt -- Psychotron -- Captive honour -- Ashes in your mouth
Blessing in disguise
by
Fake healer -- Rest in pieces (April 15, 1912) -- Of unsound mind -- Anthem to the estranged -- Badlands -- The spell can't be broken -- It's a secret -- Cannot tell a lie -- The power that be
Master of puppets
by
Battery (5:10) -- Master of puppets (8:38) -- The thing that should not be (6:32) -- Welcome home (sanitarium) (6:28) -- Disposable heroes (8:14) -- Leper messiah (5:38) -- Orion (8:12) -- Damage, Inc. (5:08)
Mötley Crüe
by
Note: Power to the music -- Uncle Jack -- Hooligan's holiday --Misunderstood -- Loveshine -- Poison apples -- Hammered -- 'Til death do us part -- Welcome to the numb -- Smoke the sky -- Droppin like flies -- Driftaway
Climbing!
by
Mississippi queen -- Theme for an imaginary western -- Never in my life -- Silver paper -- For Yasgur's farm -- To my friend -- The laird -- Sittin' on a rainbow -- Boys in the band
Bump ahead
by
Colorado bulldog (4:14) -- Price you gotta pay (3:55) -- Promise her the moon (4:07) -- What's it gonna be (3:54) -- Wild world (3:27) -- Mr. Gone (4:35) -- The whole world's gonna know (3:53) -- Nothing but love (3:58) -- Temperamental (4:55) -- Ain't seen love like that (3:31) -- Mr. Big (4:16)
Essential Michael Schenker Group
by
Armed and ready -- Cry for the nations -- Bijou pleasurette -- Into the arena -- Attack of the mad axeman -- On and on -- Never trust a stranger -- Assault attack -- Rock you to the ground -- Samurai -- Desert song -- Captain Nemo -- Rock will never die -- Still love that little devil -- Don't take it out on me.
No rest for the wicked
by
Miracle man -- Devil's daughter -- Crazy babies --Breaking all the rules -- Bloodbath in paradise --Fire in the sky -- Tattooed dancer -- Demon alcohol
Diary of a madman
by
Over the mountain (4:31) -- Flying high again (4:44) -- You can't kill rock and roll (6:59) -- Believer (5:15) -- Little dolls (5:39) -- Tonight (5:51) -- S.A.T.O. (4:07) -- Diary of a madman (6:16)
The best of Pantera: far beyond the great Southern cowboys' vulgar hits!
by
Cowboys from hell -- Cemetery gates -- Mouth for war -- Walk -- This love -- I'm broken -- Becoming -- 5 minutes alone -- Planet caravan -- Drag the waters -- Where you come from (live) -- Cat scratch fever -- Revolution is my name -- I'll cast a shadow -- Goddamn electric -- Hole in the sky.
The piper at the gates of dawn
by
Astronome domine -- Lucifer Sam -- Matilda mother -- Flaming -- Pow r. toc h. -- Take up thy stethoscope and walk -- Interstellar overdrive -- The gnome -- Chapter 24 -- The scarecrow -- Bike
Out of the cellar
by
Wanted man (3:37) -- You're in trouble (3:16) -- Round and round (4:22) -- In your direction (3:30) -- She wants money (3:04) -- Lack of communication (3:52) -- Back for more (3:42) -- The morning after (3:30) -- I'm insane (2:54) -- Scene of the crime (4:54)
Best of Scorpions
by
Steamrock fever -- Pictured life -- Robot man -- Backstage queen -- Speedy's coming -- Hell cat -- He's a woman - she's a man -- In trance -- Dark lady -- The sails of Charon -- Virgin killer
Stick it to ya
by
Eye to eye -- Burnin' bridges -- Up all night -- Spend my life -- Thinking of June -- She wants more -- Fly to the angels -- Mad about you -- That's not enough -- You are the one -- Gave me your heart -- Desperately -- Loaded gun -- Fly to the angels (acoustic version) -- Wingin' it
Reign in blood
by
Angel of death.--Piece by piece.--Necrophobic.--Altar of sacrifice.--Jesus saves.--Criminally insane.--Reborn.--Epidemic.--Postmortem.--Raising blood
Flexable
by
Little green men -- Viv woman -- Lovers are crazy -- Salamanders in the sun -- The boy/girl song -- The attitude song -- Call it sleep -- Junkie -- Bill's private parts -- Next stop Earth -- There's something dead in here -- So happy -- Bledsoe bluvd -- Burnin' down the mountain -- Chronic insomnia
Great gonzos: the best of Ted Nugent
by
Cat scratch fever -- Just what the doctor ordered -- Free for all -- Dog eat dog -- Motor City madhouse -- Paralyzed -- Stranglehold -- Baby please don't go -- Wango tango -- Wang dang sweet poontang
Edge of insanity
by
Wheel of fortune -- The stranger -- Quarter to midnight (live solo) -- Agrionia -- Empire in the sky -- The witch and the priest -- The taker -- Chopin, prelude 16, opus 28 -- Edge of insanity -- The raven -- No place in time
Lateralus
by
The grudge (8:34) -- Eon blue apocalypse (1:05) -- The patient (7:14) -- Mantra (1:12) -- Schism (6:43) -- Parabol (3:04) -- Parabola (6:02) -- Ticks and leeches (8:07) -- Lateralis (9:22) -- Disposition (4:46) -- Reflection (11:08) -- Triad (6:37) -- Faaip de oiad (2:39)
Big hits and nasty cuts: the best of Twisted Sister
by
We're not gonna take it -- I wanna rock -- I am (I'm me) -- The price -- You can't stop rock 'n' roll -- The kids are back -- Shoot 'em down -- Under the blade -- I'll never grow up, now! -- Bad boys (of rock 'n' roll) -- What you don't know sure can hurt you (live version) -- Destroyer (live version) -- Tear it loose (live version) -- Run for your life (live version) -- It's only rock 'n' roll (live version) -- Let the good times roll/feel so fine (live version)
Van Halen
by
Runnin' with the devil -- Eruption -- You really got me -- Ain't talkin' 'bout love -- I'm the one -- Jamie's cryin' -- Atomic punk -- Feel your love tonight -- Little dreamer -- Ice cream man -- On fire
La sexorcisto: devil music Vol 1
by
Welcome to Planet Motherfucker ; Psychoholic slag -- Knuckle duster (Radio 1-A) -- Thunder kiss '65 -- Black sunshine -- Soul-crusher -- Cosmic Monsters Inc. -- Spiderbaby (Yeah-yeah-yeah) -- I am legend -- Knuckle duster (Radio 2-B) -- Thrust! -- One big crunch -- Grindhouse (A go-go) -- Starface -- Warp asylum
Slip of the tongue
by
Slip of the tongue -- Cheap an' nasty -- Fool for your loving -- Now you're gone -- Kittens got claws -- Wings of the storm -- The deeper the love -- Judgment day -- Slow poke music -- Sailing ships
The best of Wishbone Ash
by
Blind eye -- Phoenix -- The pilgrim -- Lorelie (live) -- Sometime world -- Warrior -- Throw down the sword -- Persephone -- F.U.B.B. -- Blowin' free (acoustic) -- Living proof
The Yardbirds Vol 2, Blues, tracks and the shape of things
by
Smokestack lightning -- Let it rock -- Honey in your hips -- I wish you would -- You can't judge a book by the cover -- Who do you love -- I'm talking about you -- Bye bye bird -- Mr. Downchild -- The River Rhine -- Twenty three hours too long -- A lost care -- Pontiac blues -- Take it easy baby -- Out on water coast -- I don't care no more -- Western Arizona -- Boom boom -- Shapes of things -- What do you want -- Someone to love (take 1) -- Someone to love (take 2, backing track) -- Heart full of soul -- Heart full of soul (alternate version with sitar) -- For R.S.G. (Here 'tis, studio version) -- Pounds and stomps (He's always there, backing track) -- Jeff's blues -- Chris' number -- Like Jimmy Reed again -- Good morning little schoolgirl -- Good morning little schoolgirl (backing track) -- Steeled blues -- New York City blues -- Too much monkey business (live) -- Got love if you want it (live) -- Five long years (live) -- Pretty girl (live) -- Louise (live) -- Stroll on
Yngwie J. Malmsteen's Rising Force
by
Black star -- Far beyond the sun -- Now your ships are burned --Evil eye -- Icarus' dream suite : op. 4 -- As above, so below -- Little savage -- Farewell.
Nuggets
by
Dirty water (Standells) -- Pushin' too hard (Seeds) -- Psychotic reaction (Count Five) -- Let's talk about girls (Chocolate Watchband) -- Friday on my mind (Easybeats) -- I see the light (Five Americans) -- Why pick on me (Standells) -- Little girl (Syndicate of Sound) -- Pleasant Valley Sunday (Monkees) -- Lies (Knickerbockers) -- Laugh, laugh (Beau Brummels) -- Wild thing (Troggs) -- Heaven and hell (Easybeats) -- Valleri (Monkees) -- Open my eyes (Nazz) -- Just a little (Beau Brummels) -- Can't seem to make you mine (Seeds) -- Journey to the center of the mind (Amboy Dukes).
Black metal
by
The 7th gate of hell, Live at Hammersmith Odeon, London, Friday, June 1st, 1984. Intro -- Leave me in hell -- Countess Bathory -- Die hard -- 7 gates of hell -- Cronos bass solo 84 -- Buried alive -- Don't burn the witch -- In nomine Satanas -- Welcome to hell -- Warhead -- Stand up (& be counted) -- Mantas guitar solo 84 -- Bloodlust -- Bonus tracks. Bloodlust ; Nightmare ; Witching hour (promo videos)
After dark
by
Each member of Type O Negative tells what the band means to them and explains what they are trying to do. Film clips from some of their concerts. They perform six songs.
The best of Pantera: far beyond the great Southern cowboys' vulgar hits!
by
Black metal
by
The 7th gate of hell, Live at Hammersmith Odeon, London, Friday, June 1st, 1984. Intro -- Leave me in hell -- Countess Bathory -- Die hard -- 7 gates of hell -- Cronos bass solo 84 -- Buried alive -- Don't burn the witch -- In nomine Satanas -- Welcome to hell -- Warhead -- Stand up (& be counted) -- Mantas guitar solo 84 -- Bloodlust -- Bonus tracks. Bloodlust ; Nightmare ; Witching hour (promo videos)
Queensrÿche: Mindcrime at the Moore
by
DVD 1. I remember now -- Anarchy-X -- Revolution calling -- Operation mindcrime -- Speak -- Spreading the disease -- The mission -- Suite Sister Mary -- The needle lies -- Electric requiem -- Breaking the silence -- I don't believe in love -- Waiting for 22 -- My empty room -- Eyes of a stranger --
DVD 2. Freiheit ouverture -- Convict -- I'm American -- One foot in hell -- Hostage -- The hands -- Speed of light -- Signs say go -- Re-arrange you -- The chase -- Murderer? -- Circles -- If I could change it all -- An intentional confrontation -- A junkie's blues -- Fear city slide -- All the promises -- Encores. Walk in the shadows ; Jet city woman.
Rammstein: videos 1995-2012
by
Rammstein's first official video collection, with nearly 500 minutes of footage! The set contains all the videos that Rammstein has made from 1995 until present, as well as over seven hours of material featuring 25 music videos and 24 behind-the-scenes clips of the making-of-the-videos.
Return of the killer A's
by
Compilation of videos, live performances and home video from the band Anthrax.
