CD-Charts Position 131

1980's Rock

Release Date

CD-Charts Position 132

Whitesnake

from: Phantom Sound & Vision

Release Date April 29, 2008

CD-Charts Position 133
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Trouble

by: Whitesnake

Release Date June 30, 1998
The first WS CD I heard was Lovehunter, probably around 1980 or thereabouts, and encouraged me to find more by the band. In my opinion, everything prior to the 1987 CD i.e. before Coverdale parted company with the 3 M's, demonstrates WS at their best and the Trouble album is probably my favourite. The title track is superb and they also do a really funky version of 'Day-Tripper' which for me is streets ahead of The Beatles own version. My recommendation is, if you've only heard the post- Marsden, Moody, Murray version of WS, then you really need to check this album out, not so much for the 'metal' guitars (because you won't find any!), but for the sheer quality of the song writing and the range of styles which the band showed it could do well. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 134
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Fool For Your Lovin

by: Whitesnake

Release Date 1989
The first WS CD I heard was Lovehunter, probably around 1980 or thereabouts, and encouraged me to find more by the band. In my opinion, everything prior to the 1987 CD i.e. before Coverdale parted company with the 3 M's, demonstrates WS at their best and the Trouble album is probably my favourite. The title track is superb and they also do a really funky version of 'Day-Tripper' which for me is streets ahead of The Beatles own version. My recommendation is, if you've only heard the post- Marsden, Moody, Murray version of WS, then you really need to check this album out, not so much for the 'metal' guitars (because you won't find any!), but for the sheer quality of the song writing and the range of styles which the band showed it could do well. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 135
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Live... In the Heart of the City/Live at Hammersmith

by: Whitesnake

Release Date June 18, 2007
The first WS CD I heard was Lovehunter, probably around 1980 or thereabouts, and encouraged me to find more by the band. In my opinion, everything prior to the 1987 CD i.e. before Coverdale parted company with the 3 M's, demonstrates WS at their best and the Trouble album is probably my favourite. The title track is superb and they also do a really funky version of 'Day-Tripper' which for me is streets ahead of The Beatles own version. My recommendation is, if you've only heard the post- Marsden, Moody, Murray version of WS, then you really need to check this album out, not so much for the 'metal' guitars (because you won't find any!), but for the sheer quality of the song writing and the range of styles which the band showed it could do well. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 136
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20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Whitesnake (Eco-Friendly Packaging)

by: Whitesnake

Release Date March 13, 2007
The first WS CD I heard was Lovehunter, probably around 1980 or thereabouts, and encouraged me to find more by the band. In my opinion, everything prior to the 1987 CD i.e. before Coverdale parted company with the 3 M's, demonstrates WS at their best and the Trouble album is probably my favourite. The title track is superb and they also do a really funky version of 'Day-Tripper' which for me is streets ahead of The Beatles own version. My recommendation is, if you've only heard the post- Marsden, Moody, Murray version of WS, then you really need to check this album out, not so much for the 'metal' guitars (because you won't find any!), but for the sheer quality of the song writing and the range of styles which the band showed it could do well. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 137
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Live In Heart Of The City [LP VINYL]

from: GEFFEN RECORDS

Release Date 1980
The first WS CD I heard was Lovehunter, probably around 1980 or thereabouts, and encouraged me to find more by the band. In my opinion, everything prior to the 1987 CD i.e. before Coverdale parted company with the 3 M's, demonstrates WS at their best and the Trouble album is probably my favourite. The title track is superb and they also do a really funky version of 'Day-Tripper' which for me is streets ahead of The Beatles own version. My recommendation is, if you've only heard the post- Marsden, Moody, Murray version of WS, then you really need to check this album out, not so much for the 'metal' guitars (because you won't find any!), but for the sheer quality of the song writing and the range of styles which the band showed it could do well. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 138
Average Rating:

Best

by: Whitesnake

Release Date April 22, 2003
First off, the sound quality is as good as it can get and consistent throughout, with the drums and bass for eg. sounding very clear and tight. Secondly, it contain an excellent selection of their early hits, with two of the original Deep Purple members(John Lord and Ian Paice)in addition to Coverdale of course. Therefore definitely wouldn't categorize this one as 'hair' metal. Overall, an excellent CD to own and listen to. Total length is about 56 minutes.

CD-Charts Position 139
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Come AND Get It [LP VINYL]

from: GEFFEN RECORDS

Release Date 1981
First off, the sound quality is as good as it can get and consistent throughout, with the drums and bass for eg. sounding very clear and tight. Secondly, it contain an excellent selection of their early hits, with two of the original Deep Purple members(John Lord and Ian Paice)in addition to Coverdale of course. Therefore definitely wouldn't categorize this one as 'hair' metal. Overall, an excellent CD to own and listen to. Total length is about 56 minutes.

CD-Charts Position 140
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Ready An' Willing

by: Whitesnake

Release Date March 20, 1996
SWEET SATISFACTION, READY AND WILLING....... A classic album of a classic rock band, symply great with John Lord, Ian Paice..... This is the cd for you....