Karbholz - Herz Und Verstand - Live In Koln - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

What started in 2006 with the first hand made demo has become a cherished project in the rock scene. The four boys from Ruppichteroth (Rhein-Sieg-Kreis), Torben, Adrian, Stefan and Henning, are playing in front of thousands of enthusiastic fans on the big stages of the Republic Wacken Open Air, Summerbreeze Open Air and the band's annual festival HEIMSPIEL. KÄRBHOLZ are thrilled with the big repertoire and a full throttle stage show with a good dose of humor - at every show, every tour. Here comes the live album from the last tour - with the best songs from the album 'Karma' and all the top songs of the band - Greatest Hits Live. On top of that there is a bonus DVD with a documentary from the tour, impressions, excerpts from the shows, the videos and much more. And for the ultimate fan the Earbook - with 48 pages of live images and photos.

The Best of Judas Priest is a career spanning collection celebrating one of the most influential and enduring bands in heavy metal. Judas Priest have defined and redefined the sound and imagery of heavy metal for more than five decades. With over 50 million albums sold worldwide and more than 2.5 billion streams across their catalogue, their impact on music and culture remains unmatched. This special collection of 16 songs brings together some of the band's globally revered recordings, including 'Breaking The Law, You've Got Another Thing Coming, Electric Eye, Turbo Lover' and 'Painkiller.' Together, these tracks represent key moments from across their catalog and trace the evolution of a band that helped shape the genre itself. The Best Of Judas Priest serves as both an accessible entry point for new listeners and a definitive collection for longtime fans looking to revisit the song that cemented the band's legacy.

Compass - Compass Rises - When artsts self-releases their own recordings, they do so in the hopes that a hit might develop, or even better, a sphere of influence might form. In a lot of cases these records provide a stamp of existence and intent - a sonic business card showing what musicians were made of. Compass Rises (1973), the privately pressed sole LP by Oneonta, New York's Compass, is both a sampling of versatility and a declaration of straight-ahead purpose. The group consisted of saxophonist and bass clarinetist Rick Lawn, keyboardist Joel Chase, bassist Tom Ives (doubling on flugelhorn), and drummer Al Colone. On the LP, percussion duties were shared across the band as well as an conguero, Ken Parmele. The album is a nod to the post-Coltrane lineage of 1970's jazz - even at it's most spry there's an undertow of workmanlike toughness, perhaps a reflection of the industrial-collegiate hybrid towns in New York where Compass plied their trade. Ives' InchCleanin' UpInch starts the proceedings, a modal groover that would not have sounded out of place on a Joe Henderson Milestone LP, coupled with a neat, funky turnaround in the head. InchSunflowerInch has a slight Latin flavor and while it's not exactly F. Hubbard's InchLittle Sunflower,Inch it does have a lilt that's both sinewy and breezy, with Lawn's huskily burnished tenor shimmying atop. Following the ballad InchWaltz for Barbara,Inch a front line expanded with Ives' flugelhorn opens up on the driving InchBlues for Vito,Inch dry and cracking rhythm supporting a tough, metallic dance.InchSchizoid,Inch the nasally incision of Lawn's soprano saxophone in spiraling turns against pummeling toms and Chase's fuzzed-out intervallic sprawl. InchSour CreamInch is a choppy bit of soul jazz, while the closing InchPharoah's ThingInch starts off on an elegiac plateau before unfurling with a piquant, minor-key bounce. Compass