CD-Charts Position 81
Average Rating:

Live at Hammersmith

by: Whitesnake

Release Date February 02, 1999
OK... so its a great live album... right?

Yes... if you have not got Live... In The Heart Of The City which proceeds to re-release 5 of the 6 tracks (Come On from LAH was omitted to allow space on a single CD for all the tracks, plus the LITHOTC version included is so much better)

It had to be one of the best live concert recordings of the era. LITHOTC was anyway.

What you get here is more of an investment though for those with LITHOTC. A Japanese import, I got it and the LP version (v. rare) for just under $50 which was pretty good (as its value now, just ten years later is treble that then)

Don't buy this if you are new to the WS scene... get the much cheaper and longer Live in the Heart Of The City. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 82
Average Rating:

Trouble

Release Date December 17, 2002
OK... so its a great live album... right?

Yes... if you have not got Live... In The Heart Of The City which proceeds to re-release 5 of the 6 tracks (Come On from LAH was omitted to allow space on a single CD for all the tracks, plus the LITHOTC version included is so much better)

It had to be one of the best live concert recordings of the era. LITHOTC was anyway.

What you get here is more of an investment though for those with LITHOTC. A Japanese import, I got it and the LP version (v. rare) for just under $50 which was pretty good (as its value now, just ten years later is treble that then)

Don't buy this if you are new to the WS scene... get the much cheaper and longer Live in the Heart Of The City. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 83
Average Rating:

Trouble

by: Whitesnake

Release Date December 15, 2007
OK... so its a great live album... right?

Yes... if you have not got Live... In The Heart Of The City which proceeds to re-release 5 of the 6 tracks (Come On from LAH was omitted to allow space on a single CD for all the tracks, plus the LITHOTC version included is so much better)

It had to be one of the best live concert recordings of the era. LITHOTC was anyway.

What you get here is more of an investment though for those with LITHOTC. A Japanese import, I got it and the LP version (v. rare) for just under $50 which was pretty good (as its value now, just ten years later is treble that then)

Don't buy this if you are new to the WS scene... get the much cheaper and longer Live in the Heart Of The City. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 84
Average Rating:

The 45 Ep

by: Whitesnake

Release Date 1979
OK... so its a great live album... right?

Yes... if you have not got Live... In The Heart Of The City which proceeds to re-release 5 of the 6 tracks (Come On from LAH was omitted to allow space on a single CD for all the tracks, plus the LITHOTC version included is so much better)

It had to be one of the best live concert recordings of the era. LITHOTC was anyway.

What you get here is more of an investment though for those with LITHOTC. A Japanese import, I got it and the LP version (v. rare) for just under $50 which was pretty good (as its value now, just ten years later is treble that then)

Don't buy this if you are new to the WS scene... get the much cheaper and longer Live in the Heart Of The City. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 85
Average Rating:

Best Love 100 - All Original Various Artists [6 CD Box Set - Import]

by: Queen, Micheal Martin Murphey, Samantha Sang, Don McLean, Micheal Johnson, Morris Albert, Crystal Gayle, Natalie Cole, Kenny Rogers, Joe Cocker

Release Date 2007
BEST LOVE 100 -
CD1 -
Track Listing:
1. Love Of My Life - Queen
2. Maybe This Time - Micheal Martin Murphey
3. Emotion - Samantha Sang
4. And I Love You So - Don McLean
5. Bluer Than Blue - Micheal Johnson
6. Feelings - Morris Albert
7. Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue - Crystal Gayle
8. Someone That I Used To Love - Natalie Cole
9. Lady - Kenny Rogers
10. You Are So Beautiful - Joe Cocker
11. Times Of Your Life - Paul Anka
12. Loving You - Minnie Riperton
13. Sukiyaki - A Taste Of Honey
14. Don't Give Up On Us - David Soul
15. Why - Tina Charles
16. We're All Alone - Boz Scaggs
17. Lead Me On - Maxine Nightingale
18. I Don't ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 86
Average Rating:

Give Me All Your Love

by: Whitesnake

Release Date 2000
BEST LOVE 100 -
CD1 -
Track Listing:
1. Love Of My Life - Queen
2. Maybe This Time - Micheal Martin Murphey
3. Emotion - Samantha Sang
4. And I Love You So - Don McLean
5. Bluer Than Blue - Micheal Johnson
6. Feelings - Morris Albert
7. Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue - Crystal Gayle
8. Someone That I Used To Love - Natalie Cole
9. Lady - Kenny Rogers
10. You Are So Beautiful - Joe Cocker
11. Times Of Your Life - Paul Anka
12. Loving You - Minnie Riperton
13. Sukiyaki - A Taste Of Honey
14. Don't Give Up On Us - David Soul
15. Why - Tina Charles
16. We're All Alone - Boz Scaggs
17. Lead Me On - Maxine Nightingale
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CD-Charts Position 87
Average Rating:

Slip of the Tongue

by: Whitesnake

Release Date October 26, 1989
This album could have been considered one of "hair metal"'s finest performances. Slick production, great band, better than average songs, and guitar golden child Steve Vai. And it did quite well, generating a couple of hit singles and going multi-platinum.

And therein lies the rub. This album was Whitesnake's follow-up to the immensely successful "1987". As such, there is no way "Slip of the Tounge" could have measured up to the bar it's predecessor set so high. There is a palpable tension with "1987", as if it were now or never. If Whitesnake was going to obtain rock stardom after a decade of toiling in relative obscurity, they had to hit it out of the park with that album - and they did so brilliantly.

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CD-Charts Position 88
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Too Many Tears

by: Whitesnake

Release Date June 16, 1997
This album could have been considered one of "hair metal"'s finest performances. Slick production, great band, better than average songs, and guitar golden child Steve Vai. And it did quite well, generating a couple of hit singles and going multi-platinum.

And therein lies the rub. This album was Whitesnake's follow-up to the immensely successful "1987". As such, there is no way "Slip of the Tounge" could have measured up to the bar it's predecessor set so high. There is a palpable tension with "1987", as if it were now or never. If Whitesnake was going to obtain rock stardom after a decade of toiling in relative obscurity, they had to hit it out of the park with that album - and they did so brilliantly.

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CD-Charts Position 89
Average Rating:

Slide It In

by: Whitesnake

Release Date September 23, 1997
This album forms the transition between the early, bluesy, Bad Co./Paul Rogers sounding Whitesnake that came before, and the flashy-guitar, Led Zeppish hair metal we all heard on the radio in America in the late 80's. The overall effect is a solid, somewhat bluesy mid 80's British hard rock. I've found this CD grew on me over time - it's a little more solid rockin' than the early days (which I now prefer, though) and a little more feeling and bluesy than the flashy later albums.
I have found out recently that there was a different version released in Britain first, with original guitarist Micky Moody and more organ (by the best organist in rock, Jon Lord - who, however, kind of sits back in his days w/ Whitesnake), which might be preferred ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 90
Average Rating:

Slide It In

from: Geffen Records

Release Date 2000
This album forms the transition between the early, bluesy, Bad Co./Paul Rogers sounding Whitesnake that came before, and the flashy-guitar, Led Zeppish hair metal we all heard on the radio in America in the late 80's. The overall effect is a solid, somewhat bluesy mid 80's British hard rock. I've found this CD grew on me over time - it's a little more solid rockin' than the early days (which I now prefer, though) and a little more feeling and bluesy than the flashy later albums.
I have found out recently that there was a different version released in Britain first, with original guitarist Micky Moody and more organ (by the best organist in rock, Jon Lord - who, however, kind of sits back in his days w/ Whitesnake), which might be preferred ... Read More: