Super Hits is a budget-priced ten-track collection that actually features the Romantics' three biggest hits – "What I Like About You," "Talking in Your Sleep," and "One in a Million" – plus such neglected gems as "Tell It to Carrie," "Tomboy," and "When I Look in Your Eyes," making this as good an overview as What I Like About You (And Other Romantic Hits).

Definitive 18 track hits collection of their Korova singles,1981-1987. Includes 'Lips Like Sugar', 'The Cutter', 'Bring On The Dancing Horses', 'Bedbugs And Ballyhoo', 'The KillingMoon', 'Silver', 'Seven Seas', 'Never Stop' and 'Rescue'. 1997 Korova/ Warner Music release.

1995 compilation on Virgin featuring 20 hits from 1972-1994 by Ferry as both a solo artist & as leader of Roxy Music. Includes 'More Than This', 'Love Is The Drug', 'Slave To Love', 'Dance Away', 'Avalon', 'I Put A Spell On You', 'Jealous Guy', 'Is Your Love Strong Enough?', 'Kiss And Tell', 'Same Old Scene', 'Your Painted Smile', 'Virginia Plain', etc.

The Bolshoi may be one of the best alternative bands that you never heard. All the old faves are here and a few obscure and brilliant b-sides. But the most exciting thing is the 2 new tracks from Trevors solo album. "Master of the world" and "Mary" are sheer genius. As good as The Bolshoi material, they show Trevor has lost none of his infamous edge. At last the original "Dark Lord" returns to show his imitators how it's done. The Best of The Bolshoi is a real triumph.

An album of Broadway hits could easily become a lackluster commercial concession, but Adderley’s Fiddler on the Roof is far from boring. Recorded less than a month after the show opened on Broadway, the title tune fits surprisingly well into the group’s hard-bop style. Cannonball eloquently embellishes the theme and Zawinul weaves a clever countermelody behind the altoist’s lead. The brothers exhibit that exuberant and soulful Adderley bounce, Lloyd ventures into Coltrane-like territory, and Zawinul shows he had something to say on the acoustic piano years before he famously went electric. Brown and Hayes’s engine churns and their persistent prodding moves things along nicely. Jazz.com

Doom/Death from Belgium. "Norizon" is the debut EP from Marche Funebre who's members consist of: Peter (ex-Dusk) lead guitar, Roel (ex-In Vain) bass, Kurt: rhythm guitar, Arne (Mortifier, Gurthang, ex-Herfst, ex-Ecliptice) vocals and Dennis (Self Inflicted) drums, whom have been together as Marche Funebre since 2008.
With "Norizon" Marche Funebre presents us with some very decent riffs, great drumming and love those growling vocals (some nice clear vocals do pop in now and then lending a pleasent and fitting surprise). This 4 track creates a very dark, gloomy and haunted atmosphere and the track "The Silent Watcher" is just evil (this was the track that grabbed me). On the downside I feel that the tracks are alittle rough and could have been better mixed then again maybe a better recording would steal away from the mood of this piece. This is deffinately old school in sound and style so don't expect anything new here in that aspect but if you love classic doom that is slightly laced with influences of very old My Dying Bride and Katatonia then you will really be able to get into "Norizon". Being a total sucker for old classic sounding death and doom and loving the authenticity of unpolished recordings done right with true soul behind it I gladly stand behind "Norizon" and give it a more than faire rating of 4/5. (review by Kindra RavenMoon)

Influenced only by the essence of darkness.This hideous coalessence can be found inside us all, but only those who are brave enough to explore its depths or are forced-to by their undying contempt for banality, can express it authentically… Incursus is evil, glorified and channeled by the two wretched souls that enshroud this covenant with their mercilessness. Take a journey into what is being called black metal in one of its purest forms, which only a accursed few will ever be able to grasp.