Prog Rock

The first DVD of German masters of ambitious rock! The RPWL Live Experience features an impressive performance, filmed in mid February at the Wyspia?ski Theatre in Katowice, where RPWL played as the headliner on the second day of the ProgRock festival. Th Style: Rock

this dvd contains all the videos to the album Watch from 1978, what was absolutely not usual in these days. incl. Davy’s On The Road Again and the new version of Mighty Quinn and bonus material: 1. Live 1979 footage (Davy's On The Road Again/Spirits In Record Label: Creature Style: Pop

live recording of legendary show in budapest in 1983, one of 50 concerts he made after the somewhere in africa album. Great live album in a perfect harmony of european and african musicians. Tracklisting: 1. Angels At My Gate 2. Lies (Through The 80s) 3. Record Label: Creature Style: Pop

Live-DVD of MANFRED MANN’S EARTH BAND of a concert in Moscow in the year 2000 in the Luzniki including many classics like Mighty Quinn’, ‚Blinded By The Light’, ‚Don’t Kill It Carol’, Shelter From The Storm’, Father Of Day, Father Of Night’, ... Line up w Record Label: Creature/ P.I.A.S. Style: Pop

New DVD of this great Rockband with live-material from their UK and US tour in 2000 and 2001 featuring old and new hits! A must for fans! Plus extra features as photo gallery, Tull talk, outtakes, bonus track...! Record Label: Eagle Vision Style: Rock

Honest, life-affirming and infectious, and it's that rare concentration of directness and simplicity that makes Fang Island so uniquely and wonderfully inclusive." Best New Music -- Pitchfork "Fang Island are simply killer fun, a proper gang who sing collectively and pummel their guitars without recourse to errant soloing." Four Stars -- MOJO Brooklyn's beloved guitar-anthem optimists Fang Island return with an album befitting its title: Major. Like the painstakingly chiseled marble of the album artwork, Major is hefty, solid, monolithic and regal. Whereas Fang Island described their celebrated 2010 self-titled Sargent House debut as, "everyone high-fiving everyone," Major is evermore confident, triumphant and brimming with infectious enthusiasm. Its warm harmonies are given proper berth with more expansive dynamics and focused pop song craft. "One of our core ideas has always been that our songs would be all of your favorite parts of the song that other bands make you wait 8 minutes to get to," explains guitarist/vocalist Jason Bartell. "We wanted to be the band that's nothing but your favorite hooks back to back." Major shows Fang Island deftly achieving that aim. Kicking off with the overlapping neoclassical piano pirouette and chiming harmonized guitars of album opener "Kindergarten", Fang Island makes it clear from the outset that this is an album of musical and sonic growth, while at the same time a chorus of voices repeat the mantra, "all I know/ I learned in / kindergarten." It's that same unabashed embracing of childlike wonder filtered through visionary artistic sophistication that gives Fang Island its unique charm and sets the tone for this (ahem) major step forward for Bartell, guitarist/vocalist Chris Georges and drummer Marc St. Sauveur. Without a moment's rest, the definitive summer pop jam "Sisterly" launches the album skyward, led by the thick hook of a wah-wah pedal "chunka-chunka-chunka" riff that's guaranteed to have listeners busting out their air guitar moves. "Never Understand" revisits the classic Fang Island guitar harmony dogpile while what sounds like a cheery mob repeatedly intones, "I hope I never understand." Elsewhere, the rollicking anthem "Asunder" quickly builds momentum like a rolling snowball that eventually careens into a summertime BBQ -- the explosive payoff as the elements collide is pure pop bliss. Throughout, Major highlights the band's endeavor to elevate positivity as an art form. "It's kind of similar to writing songs about being sad," Bartell says. "It can come across as simplistic, or easy. Positive songs often run the risk of sounding shallow, but we feel there are a lot of shades and depths to positivity that can be explored." That exploration becomes clear from the first notes of Major. However, Georges sums up the album's bold steps best in this short sampling of the band's nearly 1,000 bullet point explanation of the album title: "Some reasons we called the album Major: - Major key (the first song is minor though!) - Valley girl colloquialism - Because we are on an independent label - Because the rank under Sargent (House) is major - It sounds like a constellation - Steely Dan's "Any Major Dude" was in rotation a lot during the sessions - The record is packaged to look like stone because it's ROCK. I really wanted people to hold a piece of rock when they picked up the record CD, Album

Honest, life-affirming and infectious, and it's that rare concentration of directness and simplicity that makes Fang Island so uniquely and wonderfully inclusive." Best New Music -- Pitchfork "Fang Island are simply killer fun, a proper gang who sing collectively and pummel their guitars without recourse to errant soloing." Four Stars -- MOJO Brooklyn's beloved guitar-anthem optimists Fang Island return with an album befitting its title: Major. Like the painstakingly chiseled marble of the album artwork, Major is hefty, solid, monolithic and regal. Whereas Fang Island described their celebrated 2010 self-titled Sargent House debut as, "everyone high-fiving everyone," Major is evermore confident, triumphant and brimming with infectious enthusiasm. Its warm harmonies are given proper berth with more expansive dynamics and focused pop song craft. "One of our core ideas has always been that our songs would be all of your favorite parts of the song that other bands make you wait 8 minutes to get to," explains guitarist/vocalist Jason Bartell. "We wanted to be the band that's nothing but your favorite hooks back to back." Major shows Fang Island deftly achieving that aim. Kicking off with the overlapping neoclassical piano pirouette and chiming harmonized guitars of album opener "Kindergarten", Fang Island makes it clear from the outset that this is an album of musical and sonic growth, while at the same time a chorus of voices repeat the mantra, "all I know/ I learned in / kindergarten." It's that same unabashed embracing of childlike wonder filtered through visionary artistic sophistication that gives Fang Island its unique charm and sets the tone for this (ahem) major step forward for Bartell, guitarist/vocalist Chris Georges and drummer Marc St. Sauveur. Without a moment's rest, the definitive summer pop jam "Sisterly" launches the album skyward, led by the thick hook of a wah-wah pedal "chunka-chunka-chunka" riff that's guaranteed to have listeners busting out their air guitar moves. "Never Understand" revisits the classic Fang Island guitar harmony dogpile while what sounds like a cheery mob repeatedly intones, "I hope I never understand." Elsewhere, the rollicking anthem "Asunder" quickly builds momentum like a rolling snowball that eventually careens into a summertime BBQ -- the explosive payoff as the elements collide is pure pop bliss. Throughout, Major highlights the band's endeavor to elevate positivity as an art form. "It's kind of similar to writing songs about being sad," Bartell says. "It can come across as simplistic, or easy. Positive songs often run the risk of sounding shallow, but we feel there are a lot of shades and depths to positivity that can be explored." That exploration becomes clear from the first notes of Major. However, Georges sums up the album's bold steps best in this short sampling of the band's nearly 1,000 bullet point explanation of the album title: "Some reasons we called the album Major: - Major key (the first song is minor though!) - Valley girl colloquialism - Because we are on an independent label - Because the rank under Sargent (House) is major - It sounds like a constellation - Steely Dan's "Any Major Dude" was in rotation a lot during the sessions - The record is packaged to look like stone because it's ROCK. I really wanted people to hold a piece of rock when they picked up the record Vinyl, LP, Album

Xinema is a three piece prog/melodic rock band from Sweden, and has existed in it’s present form since March -99. Their music can be described as melodic emotional, well played and with a profound intention of making each song a working entity. The band's CD, Album

DIGITALLY REMASTERED-DIGIPAK/ 2 BONUS TRACKS/ EXTENSIVE BOOKLET Style: Rock

Wishbone Ash are a British rock band who achieved success in the early and mid-1970s. Their popular records included Wishbone Ash (1970), Argus (1972), There's the Rub (1974), and New England (1976). They were one of the first of many bands to come who us Record Label: Southworld Style: Hard Rock

VENTURIA are a new classic prog metal sensation hailing from France with their music being a mix of metal, clean pop-melodies, technical progressive rock and high virtuosity. The band has already gained a reputation in France as being 'the future of meta CD, Album

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Celebration - 22-й альбом группы Uriah Heep, вышедший в 2009 году. Он состоит из перезаписанных хитов группы, а также включает две новых песни: "Only Human" и "Corridors of Madness". Рок-группа Uriah Heep была основана в Лондоне в 1969 году и с успехом выступает до сих пор. Всемирная слава пришла к коллективу после выхода альбомов «Look at Yourself», «Demons and Wizards» и «The Magician's Birthday», которые считаются классикой хард-рока. 12 пластинок группы отмечались в хит-параде UK Albums Chart, всего же было продано свыше 40 миллионов копий их альбомов.

Trey Gunn is probably the best known master of the Warr guitar, but he is probably better known as that guy who works with Robert Fripp. An alumnus of Fripp's advanced guitar craft seminars, Gunn has worked with Fripp in at least 5 different groups (depen CD, Album, Reissue, Remastered