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Motörhead - Stage Fright DVD

CD-Charts > Music > British Metal
starring: Motörhead

Release Date January 10, 2006
Trully HD, sound and songs blasting, first time I buy anything from Motorhead and now I have become a loyal fan. Haven't seen the extras buy who cares, I just got metallized with the concert and great production that was developed for this product.

CD-Charts Position 132
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The Crown Jewels

CD-Charts > Music > British Metal
by: Queen

Release Date November 24, 1998
If you are a Queen fan and still don't have any of their first eight albums, then this is a must buy! Queen was easily one of the best rock bands in the history of the universe!

The albums included were remastered and they are "Queen" (1973), "Queen II" (1974), "Sheer Heart Attack" (1974), "A Night At The Opera" (1975), "A Day At The Races" (1976), "News Of The World" (1977), "Jazz" (1978), and "The Game" (1980).
All these albums are great and show diverse songwriting styles. These guys, (singer/piano player Freddy Mercury, guitarist Brian May, bassist John Deacon, and drummer Roger Taylor), were never afraid of trying any style that they could think of. All four members of the group get a chance to show their songwriting skills ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 133
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Hammered

CD-Charts > Music > British Metal
by: Motörhead

Release Date April 09, 2002
this is my favorite motorhead album. to me, this album is the perfect mix of old and new motorhead. songs to check out are, "walk a crooked mile", "shut your mouth", and "the game". if you only have room for a few motorhead albums in your cd collection, this is a must!

CD-Charts Position 134
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The Very Best of Budgie

CD-Charts > Music > British Metal
by: Budgie

Release Date May 21, 1999
budgie was a great British rock band, his music is brilliant, recommended for lovers of classic rock

CD-Charts Position 135
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On Parole

CD-Charts > Music > British Metal
by: Motörhead

Release Date December 19, 2000
I always liked On Parole more than Motorhead (self titled), even though I like that album, too. It's Motorhead so it's hard not to like it. Anyways, this is the only recording of the Lemmy/Larry Wallis line up. I wonder what would have happened if this line up stayed together longer? If you've ever wondered how Lemmy made the transition from Hawkwind space rock to Motorhead's speed boogie, this is the key. If you like this record check out some Pink Fairies and Deviants.

And be sure to check out Mighty High...In Drug City, too!

CD-Charts Position 136
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Unleashed in the East

CD-Charts > Music > British Metal
by: Judas Priest

Release Date November 06, 2001
There's good cheese and bad cheese; at their best, Judas Priest was the former, and this live offering from 1978 in front of a crowd of adoring Japanese shows them at their very best. For those not familiar with the Metal Gods, Unleashed in the East is the best introduction. Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath may have created the framework for Anglo Saxon Heavy Music, but the Priest, by ditching the blues changes for baroque prog structures, adding a second guitar, and playing at blinding velocity, may lay claim to being the first true Metal band, progenitor of speed, thrash, power, and sadly, hair metal, the latter being weird because the lead singer was bald and proud of it. (Halford's willingness to opt for close cropped hair in the mid-'70's when all metal folk had ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 137
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We Are Motörhead

CD-Charts > Music > British Metal
by: Motörhead

Release Date May 16, 2000
Maybe not the best Motorhead disc ever released,but still worth owning a copy of.Surprisingly enough,on the CD's ballad,"One More F**king Time",Lemmy can actually carry out the feat rather well.Other decent tracks include "Stay Out Of Jail",the Sex Pistol's cover "God Save The Queen","Wake The Dead" and the title cut "We Are Motorhead" which pretty much says it all.Good to take off the rack from time to time for a spin in your CD player.

CD-Charts Position 138
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Uriah Heep Live

CD-Charts > Music > British Metal
by: Uriah Heep

Release Date July 03, 1989
I love Uriah Heep and this album was awesome, but the CD version is missing the "Rock n Roll Medley" track that I foolishly didn't notice was not listed when I ordered it. If you don't mind that one track missing, the rest of the CD is great. For me, I liked that medley a lot. It was on the album, it should have been included on the CD.

CD-Charts Position 139
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Salisbury

CD-Charts > Music > British Metal
by: Uriah Heep

Release Date October 25, 2004
Sometimes the first is the best. Lady in Black is one of the best rock songs of all times. Uriah Heep has it's own unique slot in rock history. I got the LP shortly after it's release and a copy of it has been a staple in my collection ever since. Buy this CD!!

CD-Charts Position 140
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Kings of Metal

CD-Charts > Music > British Metal
by: Manowar

Release Date October 25, 1990
I. Wheels Of Fire.

To the rumbling sounds of a thunderous engine, or "Iron Horse", as it were, followed by an explosively fierce launch into the album, Wheels of Fire leaves burning trails, threatening to immolate any who would dare stand in the path of True Metal.

II. Kings Of Metal.

The War Machine rumbles forth, conquoring city after city, whose warriors in each province rise up in these veritable concert hall rallies.

Considered the "loudest band in the world", it is interesting to note that on one occasion, a club ceiling literally began to crack as the walls trembled to the massive custom speakers, which is one of the reasons why they prefer to primarily play outdoor events. Besides that designation, other credits include: ... Read More: