Steelheart was the first full-length album by Steelheart. It was released on May 10, 1990 and later re-released with a new cover in 1991. It reached #40 on the Billboard 200. It was recorded in sunny Los Angeles California, produced by Mark Opitz for MCA Universal. The album charted in the top 100 and the single 'I'll Never Let You Go' charted to #14 on the Billboard top 40. "She's Gone" was #1 on the international charts for 17 weeks.

Richard Strauss: Also sprach Zarathustra; Ein Heldenleben; Don Juan; Rosenkavalier Waltzes; Metamorphosen –
San Francisco Symphony; Gewandhausorchester ; Herbert Blomstedt
Classical | 2 CDs | EAC Rip | 776 MB (3% recovery) | Complete scans | FLAC +LOG+CUE Publisher: Decca | Recorded: 1990, 1994, 1998, 2005 | Published: 2012

Blomstedt’s singular view of Also sprach Zarathustra reflects his deep knowledge of and experience with the piece… The San Francisco Symphony plays masterfully, its characteristic warm sound allied with a virtuoso polish that nonetheless conveys a sense of discovery… Blomstedt’s Ein Heldenleben is one of the most beautifully rendered performances on disc.- Victor Carr Jr.

Grains of Sound has released the latest project - Sine Language which is a Triple CD Release of all original work. Vol. 1 - Up: is for your bouncing pulsating bass side, mixed with a Psy-trance and progressive kick. Vol. 2 - Down: is a lush sounding track with the downtempo groove for your chilled out and winding down time. This is a very good listen! Vol. 3 - Under: when you're feeling like some good layered drones for a pure ambient zoning out. Each Volume stands on its own as excellent produced works.

In 1967, Syn issued a couple of obscure British singles containing some quite good mod-psychedelic tracks. Almost 40 years later, they reunited to produce an entire album. Well, sort of reunited – the only original members here are lead singer Steve Nardelli and bassist Chris Squire (the other future Yes man from Syn, guitarist Peter Banks, is not on board). Those expecting anything like those old Syn singles will be disappointed, though those who are interested because of Squire's Yes connection will find the sound has a familiar ring…

Butthole Surfers - Weird Revolution
EAC+LOG+CUE | FLAC: 343 MB | Full Artwork | 5% Recovery Info
Label/Cat#: Hollywood Records # 2061-62269-2 | Country/Year: US 2001
Genre: Electronic, Indie | Style: Rock, Psychedelic, Punk

…Certain bands, given their dedication and catalog, are nearly exempt from traditional standards, but the near absence of Paul Leary's LSD-drenched guitar wizardry is unconscionable, as it had always been the band's most mesmerizing feature. This signals a weird revolution in sound and vision, indeed: from the damaged terror, brilliance, and whimsy of the '80s and early '90s to the ecstacy-lined trenches of electronica.

42,000 fans witnessed Dave Matthews Band brave the elements for this outdoor show in Boulder, Colorado in 2001, and now you can join them from the comfort of your own home. A huge electrical storm threatened to pull the show to a halt before it had even started, but nevertheless the show went ahead, and saw the band perform electric version of songs from the "Everyday" album, as well as thunderous hits like "The Space Between" and "What You Are."

Aeternus returns after 7 years of silence with a killer sequel to “HeXaeon” from 2006. There have been some changes since then, both musically and regarding the lineup. This time Ares have brought in two new musicians with a background from bands such as Gravdal, Malsain and Tortorum. The band seems to have gone a bit more back to their roots with this release, since there’s more dark metal and not as much death metal as before.

Folkheim is an epic “ethnic” black metal band from Santiago Chile. They were born back in 2003 and the following year they released the demo “Touched be Thy Undisturbed Essence“. In 2006 their first official work, the EP “Pachakuti” was out as an independent release. Six more years passed until Folkheim decide in the summer of 2012 to release their debut album “Mapu Ñi Tiam” via the Chilean label Australis Records.

American band Starship appears in rare studio footage filmed at Sky Klopps Studio, San Francisco in October 2002. The band performs songs including 'Winds of Change', 'We Built This City', 'Stranger' and 'Wild Again'.
Starship was a band created by the settlement of a lawsuit. Notwithstanding this curious beginning, the group went on to a series of hits in the mid-'80s, including the chart-toppers "We Built This City," "Sara," and "Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now" in a polished, mainstream pop/rock style before splitting up in the early '90s.