The Police : Ghost In The Machine

EVERYTHING SHE DOES IS MAGIC

EVERYTHING SHE DOES

JUST TURNS ME ON

Audiotopsy : Natural Causes

HEAD SHOT,

BURNING INSIDE YOU

STILLNESS IN LIFENESS

IT TAKEN OVER YOU

VIOLENCE TWISTING BESIDE YOU

KILLING AN ENEMY

Iron Maiden : No Prayer For The Dying

HONEY,

IT'S GETTING CLOSER 

TO MIDNIGHT

AND ALL THE MYTHS 

ARE STILL IN TOWN

TRUE LOVE AND LIPSTICK 

ON YOUR LINEN

BITE THE PILLOW

MAKE NO SOUND

Def Leppard : BBC Live Studio Sessions 1979/Paris 79/Hammersmith 79

 

(CD 1)

Def Leppard : 

BBC Live 

Studio Sessions 1979

Def Leppard's 

BBC Live

 Studio Sessions

 from 1979

represent a 

pivotal moment 

in the band's 

early career,

 capturing them right

 at the dawn of

 the New Wave of 

British Heavy Metal

 (NWOBHM).

As Well As 

(CD 2)

Two Plus Bonus  

 live performances one at

 the

Paris Theatre

in London on 

August 22nd 1979 

(Great Sound)

& 

(One Track)

Def Leppard Hammersmith Odeon London, England, UK September 16th 1979 The band's first show

at

the Hammersmith Odeon.

They opened for

Sammy Hagar.

They would return in

November

as the opening act for

AC/DC.

This recording doesn't

sound that great,

but it is notable

for its setlist.

The band played the entire

'Def Leppard E.P.'

alongside

extra rare goodies like

'Heat Street'

and

'Good Morning Freedom.'

In addition,

nearly the entire

'On Through the Night'

album was played

live at this show,

a few months

in advance

of its release.

(One Track) Setlist:

Intro

Get Your Rocks Off

Hello America

Ride Into the Sun

Rock Brigade

When the Walls Came Tumbling Down

Answer to the Master

The Overture

Heat Street

Rick Allen Drum Solo

Satellite

Sorrow is a Woman

Wasted

Good Morning Freedom

(See 2nd Video Below)

NEW LINK

Stone Temple Pilots : Core (Remastered Deluxe Box Set)

FORWARD YESTERDAY

MAKES ME WANNA STAY

WHAT THEY SAID WAS REAL

MAKES ME WANNA STEAL

Alice In Chains : Dirt (30th Anniversary Edition)

BURY ME SOFTLY IN THIS WOMB

I GIVE THIS PART OF ME FOR YOU

SAND RAINS DOWN 

AND HERE I SIT

HOLDING RARE FLOWERS IN A TOMB

Autograph: Sign In Please (2019 Remastered Edition)

FOR EVERY MINUTE 

I HAVE TO WORK

I NEED A MINTUE OF PLAY

Metallica : Solnahallen, Stockholm, Sweden 9/26/1986

Clifford Lee Burton

 (February 10, 1962 – September 27, 1986)

 was an

 American musician 

who served as

 the bassist 

for the heavy metal band

 Metallica

 from 1982

 until his death in 1986.

 He is renowned for his 

musicianship and influence.

Burton's early musical ventures

 include performing in bands

 such as 

EZ-Street 

and 

Agents of Misfortune, 

and frequently collaborating

 with guitarist

 Jim Martin. 

He was discovered by 

James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich 

while performing in

 Los Angeles, 

who asked him to

 replace bassist 

Ron McGovney 

in Metallica. 

After the release of

 their first two albums 

Kill 'Em All 

(1983) 

and 

Ride the Lightning

 (1984),

 Burton and Metallica

 achieved their 

worldwide breakthrough

 with

 Master of Puppets 

(1986), 

often cited as both

 the band's

 best work 

and one of the 

best metal albums.

While touring in 1986

 to support 

Master of Puppets, 

Burton died 

following a bus crash

 in Sweden. 

He received posthumous 

writing credits on

 ...And Justice for All

 (1988) 

for the song 

"To Live Is to Die"

 He was posthumously

 inducted to the

 Rock and Roll

 Hall of Fame

 as a member of 

Metallica

 in 2009.

 He also appeared

 in a 2011

 reader poll from 

Rolling Stone 

recognizing the 

greatest bassists

Of All Time