Hard Rock

Reckless is the fourth studio album by the Canadian rock artist Bryan Adams. Released on October 29, 1984 through A&M Records, the album was a huge commercial success, selling over 5 million units in the United States alone. The album peaked at number 1 on the Billboard 200 and reached high positions in charts worldwide.[1] It was recorded at Little Mountain Sound Studios, Vancouver, Canada.

Six singles were released from the album: "Run to You," "Somebody," "Heaven," "Summer of '69," "One Night Love Affair," and "It's Only Love." All six singles made the top 15 on the US Billboard Hot 100, a feat that at the time had been accomplished previously only by Michael Jackson's "Thriller."

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1. "One Night Love Affair" Adams, Vallance 4:32
2. "She's Only Happy When She's Dancin" Adams, Vallance 3:14
3. "Run to You" Adams, Vallance 3:54
4. "Heaven" Adams, Vallance 4:03
5. "Somebody" Adams, Vallance 4:44
6. "Summer of '69" Adams, Vallance 3:35
7. "Kids Wanna Rock" Adams, Vallance 2:36
8. "It's Only Love" Adams, Vallance 3:15
9. "Long Gone" Adams, Vallance 3:57

Includes the great song "Something ain't right" What a killer riff on that one!!!!!

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Ever wondered what happened to the Songs? You know the ones that just wouldn't let you go after listening to a record or seeing a good show? The ones that actually felt like being written from the heart? No worries. As far as Finnish powerpoprockers The Phantom Tones

The Phantom Tones flirts with guitar rock and punk with a good sense of pop sensibility. The band has enough songwriting skills for three your-average-popsters to share, and after four years of work the whole is beginning to look pretty seamless. The Phantoms have their target locked: they're here to play rock'n'roll with big guitars and catchy hooks for you to bite. So here's the declaration: Pop with buzzing guitars is what you really need.

SIDE 1:

Drive she said - Drivin' wheel

FM - Crack alley

Atheist - Mother man

Nuclear assault - Sign in blood

Side 2:

Mortal sin - Every dog has its day

Tattooed love boys - Real long way

Angry Anderson - Bound for glory

Fates warning - Eye to eye

Music for Nations - RIFF 1

Compilation - 1991

FREEDOM BLEEDER 3 song

The Dan Reed Network's third album, The Heat (1991), was their biggest success in the UK, but their American record label still hadn't figured out how to promote the band. The band soldiered on without tour support from Mercury/Polygram, including a stint supporting the Baby Animals in Australia, and what would be their final tour through Europe and the U.K. in the summer of 1993.

Dan Reed vocals, background vocals, acoustic guitars, electrorhythm guitars, acoustic piano
Blake Sakamoto keyboards, sound programming, background vocals
Melvin Brannon II bass guitar, background vocals
Brion James background vocals, acoustic guitars, electrorhythm guitars, lead guitar
Dan Pred acoustic and electronic drums, percussion programming

Tracks
1. Baby Now I
2. Blame It On The Moom
3. Mix It Up
4. The Heat
5. Let It Go
6. Love Don't Work That Way
7. Money Cover: Pink Floyd
8. Chill Out
9. Life Is Sex
10. The Salt Of Joy
11. Take My Hand
12. The Lonely Sun
13. Thy Will Be Done
14. Wake Up
15. Long Way To Go

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Track Listings
1. You're The One
2. Song For Fran
3. Love Made A Fool Of Me
4. Here We Go Again
5. Still The Same
6. Sad Clown
7. Brief Encounter
8. Head The Ball
9. Are You Ready

Bernie Marsden(ex-Whitesnake) solo album released 1979
Feat. many guests (COZY POWELL, IAN PAICE, DON AIREY, JACK BRUCE, SIMON PHILLIPS, NEIL MURRAY, JON LORD).

Bernie Marsden - Guitars
Don Airey - Yamaha C.S.80/Moog Synthesizer
Jack Bruce - Bass
Simon Phillips - Drums
Very Rare / Out of print. Very hard to find.

Does anybody remember the good ol' days, when MTV videos were filled with lingerie-clad women driving sleek sports cars and hanging out with skinny, long-haired rockers?
Bangtoy 69 sure does. Heavily influenced by '80s metal, the hard-rocking Hollywood foursome -- vocalist Marcus Fraunce, bassist Rey Rey, drummer T.J. Storm, and guitarist Traci Lynne -- proudly plays the kind of music that used to sell records by the truckload.
"We never really made that transition the other bands did," Lynne says, referring to the '90s tendency to go altrock. "Our hearts really lie in the Skid Row, L.A. Guns, Motley Crue and that whole West Coast thing. That's what we like to do. We don't want to change things because we're not popular. I believe there's a market for it somewhere."
"We know the type of music we play isn't very prevalent right now, but it makes us very happy," Lynne insists. "We didn't cut our hair off and grow goatees and go out and buy rave clothes. And because of that, I think we're very pure to what we do. What makes us happy is playing hard rock -- straight-ahead hard rock."

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