Kill Shelter - Asylum - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Vinyl LP pressing. Against The Wind is the 11th studio album by rock singer/songwriter Bob Seger and his fourth with the Silver Bullet Band. It was released in February 1980. It is Seger's only #1 album to date, spending six weeks at the top of the Billboard Top LPs chart, knocking Pink Floyd's The Wall from the top spot.

Progressive rock bent with a considerable amount of rock 'n' roll gospel soul!Sanctuary's virtuosity is undeniable, and every song displays each member's considerable talents. The album is abundant with soaring and passionate vocal arrangements that are carried on high by the lively interplay of Norm Weinberg's percussive flurries as they weave their way through a tapestry of flutes, strings, and guitars. Deeply resonant keyboards set the foundation for the band's sound, and in fitting, albeit unsuspecting, fashion, it is Eric Bikales' flute playing that shepherds the listener through the album.Beginning with InchAll In My Dreams,Inch the flute's light and colorful timbre captures the ear, serving as a clarion call for all to follow and creating moments of majesty, as music and message seamlessly transform into one. Sanctuary's interpretations of Yes's InchTime And A WordInch and Edgar Winter's InchWinter's DreamInch are not mere covers. They are bright and bold musical statements, refusals to submit to the negativity of the times. Their unique take on these compositions, as well as their own, provides the kind of bright eyed anthems their generation's voice needed to compete against the backdrop of war and social upheaval dominating the headlines.This Sundazed CD reissue of Sanctuary's 1971 self-titled album also features four previously unreleased live tracks. Professionally recorded in an intimate setting, these songs reveal an entirely different dimension of the band's already dynamic profile and include impressive versions of Traffic's InchFreedom RiderInch and Harry Nilsson's InchRainmaker.InchAll In My Dreams 1982ATime And A Word Had To BeWinter's DreamThings Get Better* (live)Freedom Rider* (live)Rainmaker* (live)Magnificent Sanctuary Band* (live)* CD Only

Stabilizer Bio Take two complete strangers, leave them in their respective rooms on opposite sides of the country with internet access, and what might you get? You might get nothing, or you might get an album running the gamut from aggressive electronic rock to smooth ambient tunes. The latter is what we see in the case of Stabilizer's 'A Project Called Red.' Brought together on the internet, Brad and Ian began working on their album in mid-2005 without letting the hindrance of never knowing the other musician slow their creative productivity. Within 6 months, Ian's vocal and guitar work perfectly melded with Brad's synthesis and they had given their new band a distinct sound. Along the way, guest musicians including Dan of Blood&Batteries, Luminous Ether, and vocalist Morgan Long joined the fray. In the end, 'A Project Called Red' incorporated talents from Texas to Philadelphia to Florida to Taiwan. This album is groundbreaking in it's diversity and innovative in it's construction. It is definitely not to be missed.