All by Myself is the debut album by singer, Regina Belle. The album features the hit singles "Show Me the Way", "So Many Tears", "How Could You Do It to Me", "Please Be Mine" and "You Got the Love".
The album peaked at number 85 on The Billboard 200 and number 14 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart.

Their comeback album “Thunder rider” was released by NoiseArt Records in January 2013 and proved one thing clearly: MAJESTY don`t simply stand for finest teutonic true metal – they also struck gold when it comes to composing unforgettable anthems! “Banners high” is also the first-ever concept album in the band`s history and tells a fantasy story penned by MAJESTY singer Tarek „MS“ Maghary himself. Tarek comments: „We`re very proud to release our first concept album. The story deals with oppressed people who march into battle to finally be free. We definitely didn`t want to do one of those concept albums with silly, boring audiobook parts and thousands of intros. The story is being conveyed by ten heavy metal anthems which could easily stand alone too. Which is why you can simply listen to the album without delving into the concept too much. If you want to though, you`ll experience an incredibly epic world where honor, friendship, self-sacrifice and love of freedom still mean something.“

Excellent compiled with the participation of the greatest jazz musicians, produced by the label venus records in 2013. Highly recommended!

Symptoms of Sickness was created in 2006 by Elnefial. After almost a decade of playing with his main Black Metal band Magog/Evangeli, Sweden, and being a stand in drummer for many other acts, Elnefial decided to create a new path.The idea behind Symptoms of Sickness was and still is to develop a sound that is haunting, dark, and gripping, with a lyrical theme that focuses on his personal views. The name Symptoms of Sickness was created due to his interest in the Dark Medieval Times and the morbid history of mental care that is still an ongoing issue in the world. Elnefial does not consider Symptoms of Sickness to be a political band even though some of the lyrics clearly touch upon political themes

Soundtrack music by the Austrian composer Max Steiner (Vienna, 1888-1971 ), considered one of parents of American classical symphony. Steiner, however, had to adopt and adapt other songs not of his own creation, essentially 'As time goes by' (Herman Hupfeld), along with others like 'It had to be you ', 'Knock on wood' , 'Shine' or 'Perfidia'. This album offers the original recordings themes of the film, whose piano solos and songs were recorded between May and July 1942 and the orchestral score in September of the same year. In the album has been deleted items with dialogues to basically provide musical content with only mild verbal inputs necessary at times. The issue No. 13 is alien to the film, but has been added to provide a rare recording of the singer Dooley Wilson ('Sam' in the film) , his only solo recorded with piano, 'The eagle and me', from the Broadway musical 'Bloomer Girl'.

Compilation album by Mexican singer-songwriter, musician, composer and musical producer Armando Manzanero (Yucatan, 1935), which has published about forty, has created more than 400 songs during his career, usually of romantic theme and content, and has intervened and collaborated in many films, radio and TV, while it has won several international competitions in song.

R-Evolution brings together a wealth of previously unreleased footage of The Doors. Combining early TV appearances with their own music films it illustrates how The Doors evolved from the constraints of late sixties television to a point where they had the creative input and power to shape how they were portrayed on screen…

Well, the contents of this well-filled disc may take more space than the actual review. The music here was originally issued on two discs in the Stokowski Stereo Set from RCA in 1997. The music on those discs was, in turn, taken from three LPs recorded in 1960, 61, 73 and 1974. What amazes me is that the music from the earlier recordings doesn't SOUND like it was recorded a decade earlier.
Robert Stumpf II

Colossus Projects is the new project designed by Colossus, the Finnish Progressive Music Association. But this time, there's only one band involved: the band members are keyboards player Alfio Costa (Prowlers & Tilion), bass player Roberto "Bobo" Aiolfi (Prowlers & Tilion), drummer Giovanni Giana Vezzoli (Prowlers) and singer Hamadi Trabelsi. With a big help from some Italian friends and with some international special guests, the musicians wrote their first album "The Empire And The Rebellion" (2008). As you may guess, this work is inspired by "Episode IV" in the original "Star Wars" saga…

With the addition of guitarist Lutz Ulbrich and drummer Harald Grosskopf, Ashra became a full-fledged band for the first time in several years. No surprise, then, that tracks like "Ice Train" and "Club Cannibal" are quite rock-oriented even with Göttsching's continued reliance on an assortment of synthesizers. Correlations still has some fine moments, though they're more tied to proto-synth pop than the space music of past Ashra classics…