Recorded during a 1994 European tour, each of these songs is performed unchanged and untainted, which automatically makes for a pleasing live album. The CD also includes 3 new studio songs. This is a decent album simply because it is a rare glimpse of Alan Parsons music in a live setting, and is very well produced so the sound quality is high.

New Peste Noire album, L’Ordure à l’état Pur, just in time to break your balls and to make you dream of the North. Wormy, Muddy Black Metal for scoundrels, that is, in the usual Peste Noire fashion.

Mighty Hordes Productions proudly presents The Old Prophecy Of Winterland, the first war cry of the Spanish black metal horsemen FROZEN DAWN. The band lasy claim to "cold old school black metal, in the style of the first black metal bands that emerged during the '90s in Norway and Sweden," citing acts like SATYRICON, DISSECTION, DARKTHRONE and WATAIN as influences. Frozen Dawn's members have dedicated over ten years to promoting the extreme metal scene in Madrid playing in bands GREENFLY, SPIRITUAL INTERVENTION and ATMOSPHERE GREY.

Hank Jones has been known to be a quintessential sideman and occasional leader during his lengthy career as a premier jazz pianist. His most frequent project has been as the ostensible leader of the co-op group known as the Great Jazz Trio, a classic example of how the piano-bass-drums format has remained timeless, enduring, and ever challenging.

Breathe Out, Breathe In is the sixth studio album by the pop music band The Zombies. It was released on 9 May 2011.

70 Miles Young refers to the expansive title piece that dominates this album, a continuous four-movement suite written for Mangione's father.None of the musicians except Mangione are identified on the CD liner; further investigation reveals, among others, Chris Vadala on saxes and flute, John Tropea on guitar, and on "Feels So Good," classical cellist Ron Leonard. In all, a ragtag conclusion to the A&M series.

The Best of Don Pullen collects nine highlights from Don Pullen's 11 years with Blue Note. Spanning the late '80s and early '90s, the compilation includes tracks culled from the pianist's time with the George Adams Quartet, his trio albums (one with Gary Peacock, one with Tony Williams) and cuts he recorded with his group the African-Brazilian Connection. ~ AllMusic