Arch Enemy - Blood Dynasty - VINYL LP

Lynyrd Skynyrd stands as one of America's most enduring musical institutions, the band that didn't just play Southern rock, but defined it. For over fifty years, their unmistakable blend of blues, country, boogie and hard-edged rock has inspired generations of fans. From lifelong devotees to newcomers discovering the power of Free Bird for the first time, Skynyrd's music continues to resonate with a force few bands can match. Formed in Jacksonville, Florida by a group of determined high-school musicians, the band's early years were marked by relentless touring, raw talent, and a name borrowed from a strict P.E. teacher, a tongue-in-cheek nod that would soon become legendary. Their first recordings, including Need All My Friends and I've Been Your Fool, laid the groundwork for what would become one of rock's most iconic catalogues. Everything changed when producer Al Kooper discovered the band and helped shape their groundbreaking debut, featuring future classics like Tuesday's Gone, Simple Man and the monumental Free Bird, a song that would grow into a cultural phenomenon and a live show tradition shouted from audiences worldwide. As the band evolved, so did their sound. With hits such as Sweet Home Alabama, Call Me The Breeze and Saturday Night Special, Lynyrd Skynyrd became a staple of rock radio and a defining voice of the American South. Their fiery three-guitar attack, heartfelt songwriting, and electrifying stage presence earned them a reputation as one of the most powerful live acts of the 1970s. Tragedy struck in 1977, when flying to a gig in Baton Rouge, Ronnie Van Zant, Steve Gaines and his sister, backing singer Cassie Gaines, as well as their road manager, perished in the crash, leaving the surviving band members severely injured. However, the band's story didn't end. Rising again a decade later, Lynyrd Skynyrd entered a new era with fresh energy, new memb

Bad Omens - Bad Omens [VINYL LP] Explicit, Red, Colored Vinyl date 03/03/2017

Dutch symphonic metal band Delain released their third studio album We Are the Others in 2012 to positive reviews from music critics. The album title was inspired by the murder of 20-year-old Sophie Lancaster, whose murder was likely a hate crime due to her being part of the goth subculture. The album spawned two single releases 'Get The Devil Out of Me' and the title track, for which the band shot a music video that included many well-known people from the metal scene, including George Oosthoek, Sharon den Adel, Robert Westerholt and Rob van der Loo. The album features guest contributions by the likes of Burton C. Bell (Fear Factory) and Marko Hietala (Nightwish) and was produced by Jacob Hellner (aka Tripod), who is best known for producing most of Rammstein's albums. This contains an insert and is limited to only 750 individually numbered copies on orange & black marbled vinyl. LISTEN //youtu. be/5lZGhh41W9k*180 GRAM AUDIOPHILE VINYL * DELUXE HEAVYWEIGHT CARDBOARD SLEEVE WITH SOFT TOUCH LAMINATE* INCLUDES INSERT* FEATURING 'WE ARE THE OTHERS' & 'GET THE DEVIL OUT OF ME'* GUEST VOCALS BY BURTON C. BELL ON 'WHERE IS THE BLOOD'* PRODUCED BY TRIPOD (JACOB HELLNER), BEST KNOWN FOR PRODUCING NEARLY EVERY RAMMSTEIN ALBUM FROM HERZELEID TO RAMMSTEIN PARIS* LIMITED EDITION OF 750 INDIVIDUALLY NUMBERED COPIES ON ORANGE & BLACK MARBLE VINYLTracklisting SIDE A1. Mother Machine2. Electricity3. We Are The Others4. Milk And Honey5. Hit Me With Your Best Shot6. I Want YouSIDE B1. Where Is The Blood (feat. Burton C. Bell)2. Generation Me3. Babylon4. Are You Done With Me5. Get The Devil Out Of Me6. Not Enough