Grade 10 !!! Beautiful album !!! Excellent edition !!! Spectacular recording !!! [SHM-CD] [Cardboard Sleeve (mini LP)]

Grade 10 !!! Beautiful album !!! Excellent edition !!! Spectacular recording !!! [SHM-CD] [Cardboard Sleeve (mini LP)]

Grade 10 !!! Beautiful album !!! Excellent edition !!! Spectacular recording !!! [SHM-CD] [Cardboard Sleeve (mini LP)]

Grade 10 !!! Beautiful album !!! Excellent edition !!! Spectacular recording !!! [SHM-CD] [Cardboard Sleeve (mini LP)]

Infernal Overkill (1985) by German thrash metal band Destruction is widely considered a foundational, classic debut, frequently cited for its raw energy and influence on the European thrash scene. It is often regarded as a perfect, essential 8-song (40-minute) thrash record, showcasing a blend of fast, aggressive riffs and early black metal atmosphere. Here is now the japanese Shm-CD in nice Cardboard Sleeve . The Sound from this SHM-CD is brutal good . Top !

Leatherwolf's Endangered Species (often referred to as their self-titled 1984 debut EP or 1985 LP) is a highly regarded early US power/heavy metal album featuring intense, three-guitar harmonies and melodic, high-pitched vocals. Often compared to early Iron Maiden or Armored Saint, the album is praised for its technical, yet raw, 80s, high-energy, and professional sound, cementing its cult classic status . Here is now the Japanese mini Lp (Cardboard Sleeve) with 9 Tracks . Buy or die !

Released in 1982, Roxy Music's Avalon is widely regarded as a masterpiece of sophisticated art-pop, often cited as one of the best-sounding albums of all time. Defined by Bryan Ferry's seductive vocals, polished production, and atmospheric, romantic synthesizers, it represents a peak in 1980s sonic luxury and remains a definitive "make-out" album . Fantastic Sound from this Japanese SHM-Cd . Must Have !

I've been waiting a long time for the new EP and was so happy that this masterpiece is finally here. I love it, and the Blu-ray too. I was at their concert in Munich and I can still hear it.

Queen's The Works is a great pop-rock album. This album is an excellent addition to any music collection, but prog purists had better stay away from this one.

Very Tall features Oscar Peterson on piano, Milt Jackson on vibraphone, Ray Brown on bass, and Ed Thigpen on drums. With musical gods like Oscar, Milt, Ray, and Ed, you expect the music is going to be fantastic, and it is truly fantastic. It's always a treat for me to hear Milt Jackson on vibes and he's in fine form on Very Tall. The LP has rich, warm, detailed, and dimensional sound that is just a treat both musically and sonically.

The album spotlight the capabilities of each band member more than ever: Freddie Mercury's amazing vocal abilities, Brian May's sharp guitar, and the driving rhythms of John Deacon (bass) and Roger Taylor (drums). I can safely affirm that this album, and its songs, will forever remain in the common imagination as a true "Magical Album"... a true "Kind of Magic".

This album is one of the greatest live ever. The band plays all his famous songs and in facts it could also be a "Greatest Live hits".

A fine live album, recorded during the Hot Space Tour of '82... in my opinion superior to both “Live Killers” and especially the much-celebrated “Live At Wembley”.

A very strong release from those Aussies, that deserve more attention. If you like melodic symphonic with simple, but tasteful, guitar and keyboards, welcome aboard! I'm really sad that those guys did not release a follow up. They left an excellent work for music lovers like me. I'm glad to have found such prog gem.

I’m really enjoying the overall vibe of this set, which feels laid back yet forward-leaning. The band is tight and on the same page with Evans, wrapped around him like a comforting kid leather glove. Trio ’65 is a great misty Sunday morning introspective jazz album, if you know what I mean.

A superb album with a somewhat simplified prog sound, but with incredibly virtuosic songs and arrangements. It exudes a vitality and energy which retains its freshness to this day.

Santana pushes the boundaries of Latin rock and ambitions further on this release. Welcome is largely one of Santana's finest works, and is totally recommendable.

As a concept, Dark Side of the Moon is absolutely PinkFloyd’s masterpiece. However, Shine on you Crazy Diamond / Wish You Were Here are their best individual songs. Revisiting them with alternate versions makes them more valuable. Even bringing finally together the whole Shine song for the first time, gives you a different sense of it, something in the vinil time was impossible given you could not record on one side more than 21 minutes of music.

Always wanted this album on shm cd. Certainly not disappointed. Fantastic sound quality. Highly recommended.

Always wanted this on shm cd. Certainly not disappointed. The sound quality is fantastic. Highly recommended.