The best album by this duo, perfectly presented on 7" cardboard sleeve. Unfortunately only in stereo format; I really wanted the quadraphonic version, since the vinyl album was also released as a quadraphonic version in the 70s. There must be reasons for this, but it's still a shame.

This is the album with the most classic techno rhythms by Richard D. James, better known as Aphex Twins (who later became known for more disruptive and experimental sounds). The original album is from 1993, with 9 tracks, and this Japanese reissue, from 2020, is the most complete, with 15 tracks (including the tracks from the Quoth' EP, also from 1993). Highly recommended for lovers of classic 90s techno, and bearing the hallmark of quality and originality of Richard D. James.

Queen's 1979 live album, Live Killers, received mixed reviews, praised for capturing the band's energetic live performance and strong setlist featuring hits and deeper cuts, but often criticized for its poor, "tinny" sound quality and less polished production compared to their studio albums, though many fans found its raw, chaotic energy compelling, making it a definitive, albeit flawed, document of their '70s arena rock power.

Queen's "Live at Wembley '86" is widely considered an iconic, must-see concert that captures the band at the peak of its live power, though some critics note minor imperfections in vocal performance and setlist choices. Overall, reviews are overwhelmingly positive, praising the spectacle and Freddie Mercury's mastery of the immense crowd. Key Review Highlights Freddie Mercury's Performance: Reviewers consistently highlight Mercury as one of the greatest frontmen in rock history, who had the 72,000-strong Wembley crowd in the "palm of his hand". His energy, vocal range (despite some initial warm-up struggles on the album's first half), and unique interaction with the audience, including famous call-and-response segments, are frequently cited as the show's best attributes. Band Chemistry & Musicianship: The synergy between Brian May (guitar), Roger Taylor (drums), and John Deacon (bass) is commended, with critics noting the impressive "wall of sound" produced by the trio. May's guitar work is particularly praised, though some find his extended "Brighton Rock" solo slightly overlong on the audio release. Atmosphere & Legacy: The concert is celebrated for its incredible energy and the shared experience between the band and the fans. Filmed a year after their legendary 21-minute set at Live Aid, the full Wembley shows (held across two nights in July 1986 during the "Magic Tour") are seen as a triumphant validation of the band's status as a global phenomenon. It is a poignant watch for many fans, as it was one of the last major performances with the original lineup before Mercury's passing. Setlist: The show features a mix of classic hits ("Bohemian Rhapsody", "We Will Rock You", "Radio Ga Ga") and tracks from their latest album, A Kind of Magic. A few reviews mention "filler" tracks or 50s cover tunes that could have been omitted, but most agree the song selection is excellent. Consensus "Live at Wembley '86" is widely regarded as a classic live album and concert film, considered essential viewing and listening for any rock music fan. It is often described as one of the best live performances ever captured on film, showcasing Queen at their absolute commercial and performing peak. Top SHM-CD Sound in a nice Cardboard Sleeve

Queen on Fire: Live at the Bowl is generally considered a powerful and energetic live album and concert film that captures Queen at a peak as a rock band, despite being recorded during the controversial Hot Space tour. Reviews praise its raw sound and Freddie Mercury's showmanship, though opinions on the setlist's Hot Space tracks are mixed. Key Review Points Performance Quality: Critics and fans often describe the band as being in top form, with a "tremendous amount of energy". Freddie Mercury's showmanship and vocal range are highlighted, as are the strong performances by Brian May, Roger Taylor, and John Deacon. Sound and Production: The album and DVD are noted for an "aggressive" and excellent sound mix that benefits from digital remastering. The live setting's "stripped down, more rock orientated sound" is a significant improvement for the songs from the studio album Hot Space. Setlist: The concert features many greatest hits alongside tracks from the Hot Space album. Reviewers consistently note that the Hot Space songs (like "Action This Day" and "Staying Power") sound much better live, with a heavier rock feel, compared to their synth-heavy studio versions. Comparison to Other Live Albums: While Live at Wembley is more famous, many fans and critics prefer Queen on Fire for capturing a "tighter, meaner and heavier" version of the band before they became a "travelling greatest hits band". Bonus Features: The double-disc set includes bonus features such as tour highlights from Japan and Vienna and interviews with band members (excluding John Deacon), which are a draw for dedicated fans. Criticisms: A few negative reviews criticize the sound quality as "awful" and the performances as lacking emotion, with particular disdain for the Hot Space material, though these are a minority opinion. Overall, Queen on Fire is widely recommended for Queen fans who appreciate the band's heavier rock side and an energetic live performance. Top SHM-Cd Sound and nice Cardboard Sleeve

This Japanese Deluxe SHM-CD comes in nice Cardboard Sleeve . Brilliant Sound -Nice Artwork from Japan ,praised for its blend of pop-metal anthems like Living on a Prayer and "You give Love a Bad Name" Top!

Saxon`s Strong Arm of the Law is widely acclaimed as a New Wave of British Heavy Metal (NWOBHM)Classic , praised for being heavy ,faster, and more confident than their previous work, featuring anthems like Heavy Metal Thunder,"the iconic title Track, and "To Hell , and Back again," solidifying their place as Metal Titans with enduring, riff - driven Tracks. Critics highlight its high energy, memorable choruses, and mature songwriting,making it a must - have for metal fans .Japanese Edition comes with Shm - Cd in Cardboard Sleeve - Fantastic !

Saxon Power & the Glory is a pivotal, heavier, and more polished New Wave of British Heavy Metal (NWOBHM) album, praised for its powerful title track and anthemic feel, but sometimes seen as less raw than earlier works ,making a step towards American markets with a more direct, epic metal sound that some fans found a slight shift from their classic trilogy. Strong production-killer riffs , Biff Buford's soaring vocals, and standout tracks like Redline and The Eagle has landed" ,though some find weaker moments like "This Town Rocks" and a perceived move away from pure NWOBHM Roots . This Japanese Edition comes with SHM-CD Sound in a nice Cardboard Sleeve - Five from Five Stars !

Saxon`s Wheels of Steel is a mix of raw energy, melodic hooks, and straightforward heavy metal riffing. Top Tracks are Motorcycle Man ,747 Strangers in the Night ,Wheels of Steel and more . is Wheels of Steel is a great NWOBHM Album that balances raw power with Melodic. Graham Oliver and Paul Quinn's twin-guitar attack and Biff Byford gritty vocals. A must- listen for fans classic metal . Top !

German Metal Band Trance 1982 Album Break Out is a solid, melodic Heavy Metal debut praised for its early 80s Sound,catchy hooks, strong guitar work ("Loser ") and fresh energy ,even if vocalist Lothar Antony and some Tracks are considered average (like Scorpions and Accept . Japan Mini LP comes with two Bonus tracks . Top !

A Strong Classic Heavy Metal Classic , praised for its solid songwriting, catchy riffs, dual guitar work, and vocalist Lothar Antonius powerful delivery,often compared to Accept and Scorpions,making it a must-have for 80s Metal Fans despite its overlooked status compared to peers. Highlights :"Heavy Metal Queen ", "Children of Illusion", "Burn your Lies". A mix of power, hard rock, ballads. Top !

Everything came as expected. This version includes so many trinkets it's so worth it even if you have the normal cd, but if not, get this instead. Comes with much more than all the other versions. The big size photos are perfect to display somewhere or simply collect.

Bon Jovi's self-titled debut album, released in 1984, is widely regarded as a solid, energetic 80s hard rock album with catchy melodies that already hinted at the band's potential for future success. It is best known for the hit song "Runaway". Japanese Edition comed as a Deluxe SHM-CD in nice Cardboard Sleeve . Nice Item - Top

Fantastic second Album from Bon Jovi . The Sound is Perfect ( SHM-CD comes as Deluxe CD in Cardboard Sleeve . Top !

Thin Lizzy`s Life ( or Life Live) is a significant but divisive live album, capturing the band's final tour with Phil Lynott, featuring multiple guitarists( Gorham,Sykes,Moore,Bell,White) and historical depth, but its sound quality is often criticized as muddy or poorly mixed compared to Live and Dangerous with strong performances often buried, though it's praised for its raw energy, killer Trackless ( including Sykes`heavy era),and unique historical document of the multi - guitar lineup, especially during " The Rocker". A must have for all Thin Lizzy Fans ! These Japanese Edition comes with SHM-Sound in a nice Cardboard Sleeve . Five Stars

Very good find and reminds me of King Crimson. I like all of their albums. Sound is very good and I recommend.

This is the first one I bought and it is very good. I recommend this to people who like King Crimson. Sound is very good.

Very good japanese band. I like all of their albums. Reminds me of King Crimson. Sound is very good an it was a good find. I recommend.

I have listened to it a lot. Bought it for a memory. Very good sound and nostalgic songs. I recommend to others as well.

A wonderful collaboration between a horn player and a singer, perhaps the greatest of all time. This delicate, seductive album stands immortalised in time as tribute, a nod to the genius that was Coltrane/Hartman. The more you listen to it, the more subtle genius details reveal themselves to you, in particular how the saxophone helps tell the story with nuance, sensitivity and re-spect.