Inside Out is a 1986 album by Philip Bailey which was released on the Columbia Records label.
A music video for the single "State Of The Heart" was released in 1986 and it featured Kenny Gradney of Little Feat, Ricky Phillips of The Babys, Ralph Johnson of Earth, Wind & Fire and keyboardist Steven Ameche.

Johann Gottlieb Graun - Trio Sonatas
Classical, Baroque | 1 CD | EAC | FLAC, CUE, LOG | Scans | 404 MB | RS
Recorded: 22-24 Oct. 1998, Sendesaal Radio Bremen
Released: 1999 | Label: cpo 999 623 | TT: 67:47
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During his lifetime, Johann Gottlieb Graun (1702-71), violinist, composer, and leader of the Berlin orchestra assembled by Frederick the Great, was a musician whose reputation and music reached beyond Potsdam and Berlin. But later generations came to regard his music as passé. It […] was overshadowed by the rapid development of the classical idiom in Mannheim and parallel Italian influences that took root in Vienna in the middle decades of the 18th Century. But Graun made his contribution to the emerging style, and his compositions written after 1745 or 1750 evince that. Without divorcing himself from the baroque idiom and deliberately keeping his distance from the emerging Mannheim school–he viewed it as superficial–Graun produced music of an individual nature. (Michael Carter, American Record Guide, 2000)

Repulsive Dissection is somewhat of an "all-star" project in brutal death metal, so I had pretty high expectations.
They remind heavily of old Carcass or Exhumed and are almost always the very "blurg"-y deep vocals, though there are excellent screams sometimes combined with or contrasting the slurry of gutturals, which I appreciate. One thing that consistently surprises here is the riff-writing, which almost seems like weird progressive death metal riff-writing at some points. No wonder Yura Kowalchuk's known for his insane guitar tabbing ability; this dude can fucking play.

Theriomorphic is a melodic death metal band from Portugal, and this is their 2nd album. When I say melodic death metal, I'm not trying to infer they sound like the more common Scandinavian style, but these guys are more of a straight up death metal band with a melodic edge.

Friedrich Gulda, who died in the year 2000, always had a two-way ticket between classical music and jazz.. Trained as a classical pianist, he acquired a liking for jazz by attending jazz clubs in New York. In 1988, he gave two concerts in Cologne with another Vienna-born pianist – Joe Zawinul – and the results are on this CD.