King! Hey - Hey, King! - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

2022 . Hammer King continue to prove themselves as an unstoppable force in the German Heavy and Power Metal world, since bursting onto the scene in 2015 and most recently, the success of their 2021 full length album, Hammer King. Hammer King continues to keep it heavy with speedy riffs, energetic grooves and fist-pumping choruses, devoting their existence once again to the myth of the godly Hammer King - a holy feast for fans of genre giants like Powerwolf, Manowar or HammerFall. Armed with new twin lead guitars and a new bass player, the album picks up where the self-titled album Hammer King left off, but offers a more critical and sinister side of things. Album Tracks 1. Invisible King 2. Pariah Is My Name 3. We Shall Rise 4. Live Long, Die Nasty 5. The 7th of the 7 Kings 6. Kingdemonium 7. Other Kingdoms Fall 8. The Four Horsemen 9. Guardians of the Realm 10. Age of Urizen

You'd have to do some heavy cross-licensing to put together a proper single-disc Randy Newman collection. Well, Rhino did just that, squeezing Short People; I Love L.A.; It's Money That I Love; You've Got a Friend in Me ; his original versions of Mama Told Me Not to Come; You Can Leave Your Hat On, and Feels Like Home, and 14 more! Album Tracks 1. Mama Told Me Not to Come 2. You Can Leave Your Hat on 3. I Think It's Going to Rain Today 4. Sail Away 5. Political Science 6. Rednecks 7. Marie 8. Louisiana 1927 9. Short People 10. Little Criminals 11. It's Money That I Love 12. I Love L.A 13. Miami 14. Take Me Back 15. Same Girl 16. Dixie Flyer 17. Happy Ending 18. You've Got a Friend in Me 19. Feels Like Home (Live, 1996) 20. Shame 21. I Miss You

More than 40 YEARS IN THE MAKING! Doomtown Sounds, in collaboration with Toody Cole and the surviving members of the band, is proud to present the of the KING BEE album, containing a dozen unreleased studio and live songs recorded between 1977 and 1981. King Bee was Fred Cole's late 70's band, and their music occupied an important position in Fred's development as a songwriter. This often-overlooked part of Fred's career saw him combining elements of his 60's roots with this new sound called punk rock, and it was this synthesis of styles which led to the Rats, and, eventually, to the creation of Dead Moon. Album Tracks 1. Moon on the Rise 2. Clouds of Dawn 3. Suicide Mission 4. Carolina 5. Castaway 6. Ring of Fire 7. Crystal Is Falling 8. Death of a Gunfighter 9. Stream of Things 10. Caught in the Middle 11. Headache 12. Zipgun 13. Hot Pistol 14. When I Was 21