New Customer Review

The legendary 1990 concert in luxurious 3D-printed packaging. The simply beautiful Japanese edition, featuring high-quality materials in a luxurious presentation. The sound is impeccable, as always.

Another great album from a humble artist. Bryan Adams at his peak of life. He never disappoints, he always delivers with quality music.

Temple of Shadows in Concert isn’t just a live album — it’s a resurrection. Nearly two decades after fronting Angra’s monumental Temple of Shadows (2004), Edu Falaschi returns to the stage not to revisit the past, but to reclaim it with breathtaking conviction. Across two CDs and a DVD, Edu leads a world-class band through every intricate movement of Angra’s most ambitious concept album. The production is crystal-clear, yet still alive with that unmistakable warmth and energy only a true live performance can bring. From the soaring majesty of “Spread Your Fire” to the cinematic sweep of “Winds of Destination”, every note hits with renewed emotional and technical force. Falaschi’s voice is astonishing — rich, controlled, and still capable of those heroic highs that defined a generation of Brazilian power metal. But what makes this release truly special is the sense of ownership. Edu isn’t merely revisiting Angra’s legacy; he’s celebrating his own creative DNA within it. The orchestral arrangements, choir, and guest musicians elevate the material into something grander, almost symphonic, without losing the bite that made Temple of Shadows a masterpiece in the first place. For long-time Angra fans, this is closure and rebirth in one package. For new listeners, it’s a gateway to one of the most sophisticated and emotional metal albums ever written — performed by the very man who gave it voice. Verdict: A flawless fusion of nostalgia, virtuosity, and passion. Edu Falaschi proves once and for all that the Temple was always his to command.

I really love all the dvds of Kiriyama Rui expect this one. Its not the fault of the scenes or the quality but the cover itself, because if you look at the cover art you can clearly see it contains retouching errors. I cant unseen that metal ring error. Othewise the movie is wonderful and truly beautiful. Its a shame that the cover art is not that good quality.

kemasan tidak rusak barang juga masi bagus, recomended. mungkin untuk versi rilisan limited bisa di kasi nomor seri / tanda tangan.

I am deeply moved and grateful for this book. Although it was listed as “Acceptable / Side Stained,” it arrived in absolutely perfect condition — as if it had been waiting untouched for all these years. The quality is astonishing, and I can feel the care that went into keeping it safe. This music means a lot to me personally, and receiving such a beautiful copy after so many years feels almost like a small miracle. Please extend my heartfelt thanks to everyone involved — and especially to the person who handled and shipped this item with such care. It is not just a purchase; it’s something I will treasure for life. Thank you, truly, from the bottom of my heart. — Erik

Most will "theres to many collaborations" but does that matter when there all good! Ratatata is famouse for a reason, from me to you is the return of pure Kawaii metal, kon kon is a vocal mastery, sunset kiss is chill vibes, my queen punches you in the face industrial metal, song 3 is a spiritual successor to song 4, and that's just collaborations! White flame and algorism are truly what babymetal is all about. Both songs feel like they should be on metal resistance its amazing. Not to mention KxAxWxAxIxI is a certified banger, and it properly goes harder live! Each song shows a unique side of babymetal, how people dont like the album is beyond me. Like this album is beyond the genre of metal. 10/10 stay metal

Released in 1970, Elton John marked the beginning of a legendary career that would not only change John’s life but would have a profound influence on the popular music landscape for decades to come. With his masterful piano playing, gorgeous lyrics, and melodic style, Elton John remains an album experience through and through.

Musically, Rock of the Westies maintains the balance of harder-edged material and effective ballads. In fact, one of the album's strongest suits is the wide spectrum of strong material. In the wake of John's flawless predecessors it remains a strong and worthwhile entry that also set the stage for its follow-up, Blue Moves.

This double album is a hidden gem and showcases a departure from John’s more commercially-driven sound by delving into a more introspective and musically diverse style. Sit down, relax, and enjoy Blue Moves as a cohesive piece of musical art; I’m certain you won’t regret it.

Another Paul live album and if course it's good. He runs through a lot of the same material but there are a few nice tracks here that don't get live readings all that often.

On this day in L.A., McCartney was having a great time performing. If you dig McCartney and you like live stuff, this is definitely worth your while to check out.

For me, this is a wonderful album, that shines above most albums that has been released during these last years. As for Steve Hackett, I believe that it is one of his best works ever! Not paying attention to this album would be a huge mistake!

BoA's Xmas Lives are always fantastic and this one is no different. It's both fun and sweet. Her vocals are exceptional on each and every performance. The Christmas classics she covers during this concert she does in a mix of both Japanese and English flawlessly. The crowd is a great addition to the overall atmosphere of the show too. Plus she has some great outfits as well. Definitely recommended!!

He delivered this archetype symphonic rock gem for us to enjoy, perhaps just to prove he could. Highly recommended for symphonic rock fans, as well as fans of exquisite piano and acoustic guitar.

Cutie Honey is such a classic track from Kumi Koda and it sounds even better on vinyl. Love this as a fun collectible. Only small disappointment is that the other b-side tracks from the original LOVE & HONEY single release weren't included on this LP. Otherwise it's a fun addition to my collection.

We all know that Miles Davis is one of the great figures in Jazz. Thanks to the album's hypnotic blend of funk, avant-psych jazz and rumbling rock ingredients, 'Live-Evil' captivates immediately, drawing the listener into the dark, mystical and occasionally dissonant world of Davis' mixing of research genres. Featuring - of course - a stellar jazz line-up which includes amongst many others the likes of Keith Jarrett (keyboards), John McLaughlin (guitar), Chick Corea (keyboards), Dave Holland (bass), Herbie Hancock (keyboards) and Jack DeJohnette (drums) 'Live-Evil' continuously pulsates with an impassioned yet controlled fury that proves utterly engrossing.

Empty Sky without a doubt is an interesting artifact. While recorded well, there really isn't anything that great despite a few cuts (Empty Sky, Western Ford Gateway, Sails, Skyline Pigeon and Gulliver). What you're left with on this album is naivety and pretentiousness at it's finest.

Banks wrote all the tracks on the album, and he also played almost all the musical instruments on it, such as, the keyboards, the guitars, the basses and the percussion. There are many songs on the album that show Bank’s potential as a solo act and his great capabilities as a songwriter.

I like this album. It is enjoyable to listen to and holds somewhat of a mystical air to it. This is quite powerful music in it's own right. It is simply for those already into the genre and in need for some of that obscure mystery an album like this provides.