Motörhead : On Parole (Remastered and Expanded)

THEY LOCKED ME UP,

PUT ME AWAY

SAID

" YOU'RE GONNA GET OUT

 IN FOREVER AND A DAY"

AC/DC : Eissporthalle, Berlin, Germany 12/03/79

OUT ON THE TOWN

LOOKING FOR A WOMAN

GONNA GIVE ME GOOD LOVE

ANBODY WANNA HANG OUT WITH ME ?

I'M REALLY BURNING UP

 

Slayer : Show No Mercy / Live Undead

DOUBLE SHOT 

OF

SLAYER

STALKING THE NIGHT

CAN'T YOU FEEL I'M NEAR ?

Bad Company : The Ritz 12/03/1988

ONE NIGHT 

AIN'T NO LOVE AFFAIR,

BUT I WON'T

ASK NO MORE FROM YOU

ONE NIGHT WITH YOU ANYWHERE

HEAVEN KNOW WHAT WE CAN DO

Stone Temple Pilots : Thank You

 Scott Richard Weiland

  (October 27, 1967 – December 3, 2015)

 was an

 American singer 

and songwriter. 

He was best known 

as the

 lead vocalist 

of the rock band 

Stone Temple Pilots

from

 1989 to 2003 

and again from

 2008 to 2013, 

recording six albums 

with them.

 Weiland is also known

 for being the

 lead vocalist 

of the rock 

supergroup 

Velvet Revolver

 from 

2003 to 2008. 

He also released 

one album

 with

 rock supergroup

 Art of Anarchy

 in 2015, 

as well as four 

solo studio albums

 and

 several collaborations 

with other musicians

 throughout his career.

Weiland was noted for his

 flamboyant and chaotic 

onstage persona, 

his consistently 

changing appearance,

 and his versatile 

vocal style. 

He also 

became known

 for his use of a

 megaphone

 for a unique

 vocal effect

 during concerts.

 He sold over 

50 million albums 

with his 

various projects 

and collaborations.

Weiland's career 

was plagued by 

substance

 abuse issues,

 leading to various

 high-profile arrests 

and his firings from

 Velvet Revolver

 and 

Stone Temple Pilots. 

On December 3, 2015, 

at the age of 48, 

he was found dead

 on his tour bus in

 Bloomington, Minnesota, 

due to an 

accidental

 drug overdose.

NEW LINK

Ozzy Osbourne : Memoirs of A Madman (Deluxe Expanded Edition)

 John Michael "Ozzy" Osbourne 

(December, 3rd 1948 – July, 22nd 2025) 

was an English singer, 

songwriter,

 and media personality. 

He co-founded

 the pioneering

 heavy metal band 

Black Sabbath

 in 1968, 

and rose to prominence

 in the 1970s

 as their 

lead vocalist. 

During this time, 

he adopted the title

 "Prince of Darkness". 

He performed on the band's 

first eight studio albums,

 including 

Black Sabbath, 

Paranoid

 (both 1970)

 and

 Master of Reality

 (1971),

 before he was fired

 in 1979 

due to his 

problems

 with drugs,

 alcohol

Osbourne began a solo career

 in the 1980s

 and formed his band

 with 

Randy Rhoads 

and 

Bob Daisley, 

with whom he

 recorded the albums 

Blizzard of Ozz

 (1980) 

and 

Diary of a Madman 

(1981). 

Throughout the decade,

 he drew controversy

 for his antics

 both onstage 

and offstage, 

and was accused of 

promoting Satanism

 by the Christian right. 

Overall, 

Osbourne released

 thirteen solo

 studio albums, 

the first seven 

of which were certified

 multi-platinum

 in the United States. 

He reunited with

 Black Sabbath

 on several occasions.

 He rejoined from

 1997 to 2005, 

and again in

 2012; 

during this 

second reunion, 

he sang on

 the band's

 last studio album, 

13

 (2013),

 before they embarked 

on a farewell tour 

that ended in 2017. 

On July, 5th 2025, 

Osbourne performed 

his final show 

at the

 Back to the Beginning concert

 in Birmingham, 

having announced that

 it would be his last 

due to health issues.

 Although he intended to 

continue recording music

 as a solo artist, 

he died Just

 17 days later.

Savatage : Gutter Ballet (Japan Expanded Edition - Remastered 2016)

CAUSE IN THE DARK

IT'S EASIER TO SEE

KISS : Off The Soundboard: Live In Poughkeepsie 1984

FIRST I DRINK ,
THEN I SMOKE,

Godsmack : Good Times, Bad Times... Ten Years of Godsmack (Expanded Edition)

TWO FACED !

I FEEL YOU CRAWLING

UNDER MY SKIN

SICKENED BY YOUR FACE

BY THE WAY

TO THINK YOUR SO FUCKIN' KIND

YOU AIN'T

Black Flag : Damaged/ My War

Black Flag

 is an American

 Punk Rock Band 

formed in 1976

 in Hermosa 

Beach, California. 

Initially called

 Panic, 

the band was

 established by 

Greg Ginn, 

the guitarist, 

primary songwriter, 

and 

sole continuous member,

 and singer 

Keith Morris. 

They are widely considered

 to be one 

of the first

 hardcore punk bands,

 as well as one of 

the pioneers of 

post-hardcore. 

After breaking up 

in 1986, 

Black Flag 

reunited in 2003 

and again in 2013. 

The second reunion 

lasted well over a year, 

during which they 

released their

 first studio album

 in nearly three decades, 

What The...

 (2013). 

The band announced

 their third reunion

 in January 2019.

Black Flag's 

sound mixed

 the raw

 simplicity of

 the Ramones 

with a style of 

atonal guitar 

soloing compared 

to that of 

the New York Dolls’

 lead guitarist 

Johnny Thunders, 

and, 

in later years, 

frequent tempo shifts. 

The lyrics were written

 mostly 

by Ginn,

 and like 

other punk bands

 of the late 1970s 

and early 1980s, 

Black Flag 

voiced an 

anti-authoritarian 

and 

nonconformist message,

 in songs 

punctuated with 

descriptions of

 social isolation,

 neurosis, 

poverty, 

and paranoia. 

These themes were 

explored further 

when

 Henry Rollins 

joined the band 

as lead singer 

in 1981. 

Most of the

 band's material

 was released on

 Ginn's independent 

record label 

SST Records.

Over the course 

of the 1980s,

 Black Flag's sound, 

as well as their 

notoriety, 

evolved. 

In addition to 

being central

 to the creation of

 hardcore punk,

 they were innovators

 in the first wave of

 American West Coast 

punk rock 

and are considered 

a key influence on

 punk subculture

 in the 

United States 

and abroad