This is one historical album that influenced many bands. The album is categorically their best. Sebastian Bach shows great vocals in almost every song.
Skid Row were unleashed on the world when their self-titled debut album hit shelves in January 1989. Skid Row remained in the Billboard album chart's Top 10 for three months and would eventually be certified five times platinum.
Propelled by some of the finest 80's new wave/rock music of the era, The Wedding Singer: Music From The Motion Picture includes classics from Culture Club, The Police, The Smiths, The Psychedelic Furs, Thompson Twins, Elvis Costello, and more...
Propelled by some of the finest 80's music of the era, The Wedding Singer Volume 2: Soundtrack includes entertaining classics from the likes of A Flock Of Seagulls, Depeche Mode, The Cars, Spandau Ballet, The B-52's, Dead Or Alive and Madonna.
Gary Wright stretched the pop music envelope with The Dream Weaver, his first ever all synthesizer/keyboard album featuring intense, soulful lead vocals and brilliant drum work of Jim Keltner and Andy Newmark.
Originally issued on French label Carrere Records in 1981 and then remixed and for proper distribution by Elektra in 1983, the debut album Breaking the Chains features the short lived line-up of Don Dokken, George Lynch, Juan Croucier and Mick Brown.
Todd Rundgren's 1973 solo album, A Wizard A True Star aptly foreshadowed the contributions of the multi-faceted artist to state-of-the-art music. Rundgren played all of the instruments, sang, wrote 17 of the 19 tunes and handled production duties here.
On his aptly titled 1973 solo debut, Spectrum, Billy Cobham revealed his interest and aptitude for the rock, jazz and funk genres. Spectrum reached No. 1 on the jazz charts around the world and became a crossover phenomenon.
The single "School's Out" reached No. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100, No. 3 on the Canadian RPM Top Singles Chart and went to No. 1 in the UK Singles Chart.
