Love - love lost Hansel - never say die (2010)

Part: 1 : Love - love lost
Love - Love Lost
EAC | Blues-Rock | FLAC+ LOG,noCUE+ Cover | 289 MB
Label: Sundazed | Release: 2009 | ue No: 11207 | HFRS
"The post-Forever Changes recordings that Love and Arthur Lee did in the late '60s and early '70s will forever be a point of contention among fans. Some contend that he and the group never neared the heights of the LPs by the pre-1968 lineups; others find the post-1967 discs to be high-quality hard rock. The material on Love Lost, a 14-track collection of previously unreleased music the band cut for Columbia in 1971, isn't likely to change many people's minds on these scores. Even judged on its own merits rather than against the earlier Love , however, it's not something fated to be hailed as all that impressive, even if it does fill in an intriguing gap in their recording career. To begin with, it should be noted that while all of these tracks are previously unissued, some of the songs did emerge in different versions on Lee's 1972 solo album Vindicator and the 1975 Love long-player Reel to Real, with different versions of yet others appearing on an unreleased (but bootl! egged) album done in the early '70s, Black Beauty. Love's brief association with Columbia thus found them using approaches similar to those found on the aforementioned records, more often than not wedding rather routine hard rock to Lee's sometimes (but not always) idiosyncratic lyrics and song structures. Yet as even Michael Simmons' excellent liner notes acknowledge, the Columbia sessions were on the loose and undisciplined side. These tracks don't find the late Love at their best, and could have used more finely honed songwriting and sharper playing.
Stephen Thomas Erlewine -- Allmusic"

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Part: 2 : Hansel - never say die (2010)
Hansel - Never Say Die (2010)
Genre: Hard Rock | Mp3 | 256 kb / s | Time: 38:26 min | 67 Mb

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Love - love lost Van halen - mcmlxxxiv (1983) [1st pressing - japanese "target cd" 1984]

Part: 1 : Love - love lost
Love - Love LostEAC | Blues-Rock | FLAC+ LOG,noCUE+ Cover | 289 MBLabel: Sundazed | Release: 2009 | ue No: 11207 | HFRSThe post-Forever Changes recordings that Love and Arthur Lee did in the late '60s and early '70s will forever be a point of contention among fans. Some contend that he and the group never neared the heights of the LPs by the pre-1968 lineups; others find the post-1967 discs to be high-quality hard rock. The material on Love Lost, a 14-track collection of previously unreleased music the band cut for Columbia in 1971, isn't likely to change many people's minds on these scores. Even judged on its own merits rather than against the earlier Love , however, it's not something fated to be hailed as all that impressive, even if it does fill in an intriguing gap in their recording career. To begin with, it should be noted that while all of these tracks are previously unissued, some of the songs did emerge in different versions on Lee's 1972 solo album Vindicator a! nd the 1975 Love long-player Reel to Real, with different versions of yet others appearing on an unreleased (but bootlegged) album done in the early '70s, Black Beauty. Love's brief association with Columbia thus found them using approaches similar to those found on the aforementioned records, more often than not wedding rather routine hard rock to Lee's sometimes (but not always) idiosyncratic lyrics and song structures. Yet as even Michael Simmons' excellent liner notes acknowledge, the Columbia sessions were on the loose and undisciplined side. These tracks don't find the late Love at their best, and could have used more finely honed songwriting and sharper playing.

http://fdnlinks.com/link/769f70c928160d6db45fa1575472f09a

Part: 2 : Van halen - mcmlxxxiv (1983) [1st pressing - japanese "target cd" 1984]
Van Halen - MCMLXXXIV (1983)
WV+CUE+LOG - 260 MB | Complete Artwork included
1st pressing / Warner-Pioneer Corporation 32XD-313
1984 (written as MCMLXXXIV on the front cover) is the sixth album by American hard rock band Van Halen. One of the band's more popular albums, 1984 is the final album featuring singer David Lee Roth before he left the band in the spring of the following year...

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Ancient grease: women and ren first Status quo - piledriver (1972) [2005 remaster]

Part: 1 : Ancient grease: women and ren first
Ancient Grease: Women and ren FirstEAC | ROCK | FLAC+CUE, LOG + Cover | 334 MBLabel: Free Records | Release: 2003 | ue No: 20147 | HFRSAncient Grease is a clever moniker for a band, although Strawberry Dust were rather baffled to find themselves so named on their 1970 debut album, Women and ren First. Dusts reputation as a rousing live act was already cemented by several years of plying cover songs around the South Wales club circuit, which is where drummer John Weathers came across them. Impressed, he oversaw their demo, which landed Dust a deal at Mercury, then co-wrote, arranged, and co-produced their full-length. And thus begins the Racing Cars story, for Dust/Grease featured both the bands future frontman, Gareth Morty Mortimer, and guitarist, Graham Williams. However, this album is very much a of its time, only hinting at whats to come. Its a heady mixture of pub rock, hard-rocking RB, blues, psychedelia, and San Francisco prog rock, with nods to the British hard! rock scene along the way, Dust/Grease hit just about every musical touchstone of their day. Incidentally, Weathers Eyes of Blue bandmate, Phil Ryan, provides the fabulous keyboard work on the gorgeous Where the Snow Lies Forever, the genre-bending Odd Song, and presumably the rest of the album, although no keyboardist is actually credited.upload[/b] the file if I can![/i][/center]

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Part: 2 : Status quo - piledriver (1972) [2005 remaster]
Status Quo - Piledriver (1972) [2005 Remaster]
FLAC | EAC | LOG | CUE | Scans/Lyrics | 44:28 | 301 MB | RS
Hard Rock
Though Status Quo is best known for fast and undistinguished hard rock, they were quite capable of subtlety when it suited them. Despite the name, most of the music on Quos fifth album, Piledriver, is varied and subtle enough to be interesting. The power rock and roll is indeed there, as represented by crowd-pleasers like Dont Waste My Time and Paper Plane, but so also are quieter, softer pieces with acoustic textures and progressive structures. The melancholy A Year is a standout track, a stark, melancholy song about carrying on after a loved one has died. The soft rock intro gradually shifts to a more powerful guitar piece in a way that is reminiscent of early Fleetwood Mac and has that bands delicate sense of dynamics. Elsewhere on Piledriver the band turns in a very credible slow blues piece and a folk-inflected duet for 12-string guitars. Still, most of the Status Quo fans wanted power rock, and the band obliged with one of their best pieces, the tempo-shifting Big Fat ! Mama, which actually managed some U.S. airplay, though no actual chart position. The album rounds off with a heavy version of The Doors Roadhouse Blues. On the whole Piledriver is an enjoyable listen, one that has aged better than much other hard rock from this period. Richard Foss, All Music Guide
Includes bonus track Dont Waste My Time (Live at the 1973 Reading Festival).

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Black sabbath - the rules of hell (5cd box set, rhino remasters) 2008 Huntingtons - punk sounds

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