N.W.O.B.H.M

(Now & Then Productions / Frontiers Records. DELETED – no longer available)

The SHOCK: Against the World CD
Rare! Members of Virtue N.W.O.B.H.M.

The SHOCK Nothing lasts forever
The SHOCK Mixed up Kid
The SHOCK Against the world
The SHOCK One Way
The SHOCK Stop in the name of love (cover)
unbelievable cover version!!! Worth buying just for this cover!

The SHOCK Nothing lasts forever ==> Different version much lighter than on this CD:

The original version:

Alan Marsh, Danny Gwilym, Andy Wrighton, Steve Pierce, Ian Marshall,

Profile:
Active between 1986 and 1989, Shogun were formed by Alan Marsh (after he left Tokyo Blade) along with Danny Gwilym from Chinatown.

Very rare CD SHOGUN- Shogun CD 1986 Zoom Club Records, 1st pressing, catalog No. ZCRCD14,matrix of numbers engraved around the hole disc: IFPI L032 ZCRCD 14 01 qq 4 02 y great condition like new. Very hard to find.

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After Alan Marsh was pushed out of Tokyo Blade by Powerstation Records, he bounced back with Shogun, formed with Chinatown's Danny Gwilym.

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Studio album by Saxon, Released 25 September 2001
Recorded: Karo Studios, Brackel, Germany, 2001
Genre: Heavy metal
Length: 49:26
Label: SPV/Steamhammer
Producer: Biff Byford, SaxoN

Killing Ground is the fifteenth full-length studio album by heavy metal band Saxon released in 2001.
"The Court of the Crimson King" is a King Crimson cover.

1. "Intro" 1:36
2. "Killing Ground" 5:44
3. "The Court of the Crimson King" 6:00
4. "Coming Home" 3:38
5. "Hell Freezes Over" 4:42
6. "Dragon's Lair" 3:38
7. "You Don't Know What You've Got" 5:00
8. "Deeds of Glory" 4:34
9. "Running for the Border" 4:24
10. "Shadows on the Wall" 6:15
11. "Rock is Our Life" 3:55
All songs by Saxon except track 3, (McDonald, Sinfield)

Personnel:
Biff Byford - Vocals
Paul Quinn - Guitar
Doug Scarratt - Guitar
Nibbs Carter - Bass
Fritz Randow - Drums

5.0 out of 5 stars Hail to the kings,

CD released with Greek metal magazine "Metal Hammer" at 2002.
Includes rare studio recordings and rare Live material between 1979 - 1989.

Band Lineup
Vocals - Biff Byford
Guitar - Paul Quinn
Guitar - Graham Oliver
Bass - Steve Dawson
Drums - Pete Gill/Nigel Glockler

1. Stallions Of Highway (Live) (3:20)
2. Midnight Rider (Live) (5:21)
3. Frozen Rainbow (Live) (6:00)
4. Turn Out The Lights (4:05)
5. Coming To The Rescue (3:38)
6. See The Light Shining (4:54)
7. Stand Up And Be Counted (5:33)
8. Freeway Mad (Part 2) (1:53)
9. Ann Marie (5:39)
10. Lift Up Your Eyes (1:48)
11. Street Fighting Man (3:25)
12. Still Fit To Rock n Roll (3:06)
13. Big Teaser (Original) (3:35)
14. Frozen Rainbow (7:07)

Promotional CD released in Greece.
Diamonds And Nuggets Tracks

Released 2001
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CD-Single Virgin VGP000018 1995
1. Dogs Of War 4:36
2. Hold On 4:31

VGP000018 Single
CD-Single 1995

Saxon’s follow up to the 1992 album was awesomely album-arted 1995 offering 1995 album ‘Dogs of War’ during a time of considerable decline in metal, and a slowing down period in touring and production, for the band. It was also a time of considerable lineup troubles with the band, featuring a different bassist from their earlier work, and being the last album with awesome classic Saxon guitarist Graham Oliver, whose partnered style with Quinn defined much of the early Saxon sound. Here Saxon takes a slight change in direction, as it is somewhat of a departure from the 1992 offering, with different guitar tone, and some slight changes in riffage, while still staying true to their classic, no-bullshit, hard rockin, working class roots.

1. "Requiem (We Will Remember)" 4:36
2. "Altar of the Gods" Carter 3:30
3. "Requiem (We Will Remember)" Byford/Oliver/Carter/Glockler 5:16
4"Reeperbahn Stomp" 3:25 (Japanese only bonus track on the CD album)

Personnel:
Biff Byford - vocals
Graham Oliver - guitar
Paul Quinn - guitar
Nibbs Carter - bass
Nigel Glockler - drums

Record Label: CBH/Warhammer Records
Catalogue No: WARS8
Country of Origin: UK

Saxon’s ‘Forever Free’ ...the awesome ‘Forever Free’ a song which manages to mix Saxons slower, reflective semi-balladry almost AOR style, with it’s early, groundbreaking, working class aggression. Here they didn’t opt to use this as the promotional single for the album (this time there was only the one single put on offer by Virgin Records but times had changed), instead choosing the metal term-laden ‘Iron Wheels’, a high point in the album. Anyway, a nice little single here, from what was arguably the darkest time for Saxon, and really the end for metal as a whole, for some time. As I mentioned in my review for the full-length, here Saxon is able to produce no-nonsense proud heavy metal even up against the odds, in metal’s darkest hour. Commendations.

Donnington: The Live Tracks = Live album by Saxon
Released: 4 November 1997
Recorded: Castle Donington, 16 August 1980
Genre: Heavy metal
Length: 42:15
Label: IRS

Donnington: The Live Tracks is an semi-official live album by Saxon, being a legal release but not sanctioned by the band. The recording was made at the first Monsters of Rock festival at Castle Donington on August 16, 1980, but was not released until fifteen years later. It was re-released as Live at Donnington 1980 in 2000.
"Backs to the Wall" had been featured on an official Polydor Records release, compiled from recordings of most the artists who played that inaugural show.

"Motorcycle Man" -
"Still Fit to Boogie" -
"Freeway Mad" -
"Backs to the Wall" -
"Wheels of Steel" -
"Bap Shoo Ap" -
"747 (Strangers in the Night)" -
"Stallions of the Highway" -
"Machine Gun" -

Biff Byford - vocals
Graham Oliver - Guitar
Paul Quinn - Guitar
Steve Dawson - Bass
Pete Gill - drums

Musically, we are treated to a band at the peak of their powers... The interplay between the band is brilliant...a good well packaged release giving more than just a snapshot of a short lived band on fire.