Heart : Love Songs *

WHAT ABOUT LOVE ?

DON'T YOU WANT SOMEBODY

TO CARE ABOUT YOU ?

AND WHAT ABOUT LOVE ?

DON'T LET IT SLIP AWAY

Van Halen : 1984

I GET UP

AND NOTHING 

GETS ME DOWN

YOU GOT IT TOUGH

I'VE SEEN THE 

TOUGHEST AROUND

Mother Love Bone : Mother Love Bone

I'M THE STARDOG CHAMPION

AND THE CHILDREN ,

THEY USE TO

SING OF LOVE

WITH THE GRACE 

FROM THE LORD ABOVE

Loverboy : The Classics

 Mike Reno

 (Born Joseph Michael Rynoski)

 (January 8, 1955)

 is a

 Canadian musician, 

singer 

and the

 lead singer

 of the rock band

 Loverboy

 He fronted other bands,

 including Moxy,

 before helping

 form Loverboy.

 Reno

 also sang for the 

Canadian band

 Hammersmith

 in 1976.

NEW LINK

Kenny Loggins : Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow (Greatest Hits)

 Kenneth Clark Loggins

 (Born January 7, 1948)

 is an American singer, 

songwriter, 

and guitarist.

His early songs

 were recorded with

 the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band

 in 1970, 

which led to 

seven albums 

recorded with 

Jim Messina

 as

 Loggins and Messina

 from 1972 to 1977.

 His early

 soundtrack contributions

 date back to 

A Star Is Born

 in 1976, 

and he is known as the

 "King of the Movie Soundtrack" 

As a solo artist, 

Loggins experienced 

a string of 

soundtrack successes,

 including an

 Academy Award nomination for

 "Footloose" 

in 1985.

 Finally Home 

was released in 2013,

 shortly after Loggins

 formed the group 

Blue Sky Riders

 with 

Gary Burr 

and 

Georgia Middleman. 

He won a 

Daytime Emmy Award,

 two Grammy Awards 

and was nominated for an 

Academy Award, 

a Tony Award, 

and a 

Golden Globe Award.

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Judas Priest : Hero, Hero

 Hero, Hero

 is a 

compilation album 

of early 

Judas Priest

 recordings, 

released in

 between

 British Steel 

(1980)

 and 

Point of Entry

 (1981)

 by Gull Records. 

Lou Gramm : Mystic Foreigner

HOW DO YOU SOMEONE
YOU LOVE THEM
WHEN YOU 
DON'T WANT THEM ANYMORE ?

L.A. Guns : L.A. Guns (Japanese Edition)

NOW, I'VE BEEN THINKING OF

THE COMING ATTRACTION

THE WINK OF AN EYE

AND THE GLEAM

OF SATISFACTION

Anthrax : Among The Living

Scott Ian

 (born Scott Ian Rosenfeld)

 (December 31, 1963)

 is an American musician, 

best known as

 the rhythm guitarist,

 lyricist and 

co-founder

 of the thrash metal band 

Anthrax, 

of which he is the sole

 continuous member. 

Ian is also the guitarist, 

lyricist, 

and a founding member 

of the crossover 

thrash band 

Stormtroopers of Death,

 and is the rhythm guitarist

 for the metal bands

 the Damned Things 

and Mr. Bungle.

Lemmy Kilmister : Damage Case

 Ian Fraser Kilmister

  (December,24th 1945 – December,28th 2015), 

better known as

 Lemmy Kilmister 

or simply

 Lemmy,

 was an

English musician. 

He was the founder,

 lead vocalist, 

bassist 

and primary 

songwriter 

of the rock band

 Motörhead, 

of which he

 was the

 only continuous member, 

and a member of

 Hawkwind 

from 

1971 to 1975.

A foundational force

 in the genre 

following the advent 

of the new wave of

 British heavy metal, 

Lemmy was known fo

r his appearance,

 which included his

 signature friendly

 mutton chops, 

his military-influenced

 fashion sense

 and his gravelly 

rasp of a voice.

 It was once declared 

"one of the most recognisable 

voices in rock".

 He was also noted

 for his unique 

posture when singing, 

which was once

 described as

 "looking up towards a 

towering microphone

 tilted down into

 his weather-beaten face". 

He was also known for 

his bass playing style, 

using his Rickenbacker bass

 to create an

 "overpowered, 

distorted rhythmic rumble". 

A notable aspect 

of his bass sound

 was his

 guitar-like riffing, 

often playing

 power chords

using heavily 

overdriven tube stacks

 by Marshall.

Lemmy was born in 

Stoke-on-Trent 

and grew up 

between there,

 the nearby towns of 

Newcastle-under-Lyme

 and Madeley, 

and later in

 the village of 

Benllech, Anglesey, Wales. 

At a later point, 

Lemmy remembers

 living briefly at 

Gwrych Castle, 

Abergele. 

He was influenced by

 rock and roll 

and the early works of 

the Beatles, 

which led to him playing

 in several rock groups

 in the 1960s,

 such as

 the Rockin' Vickers.

 He worked as a

 roadie for 

Jimi Hendrix 

and 

the Nice

 before joining

 the space rock band

 Hawkwind in 1971, 

singing lead vocals 

on their hit 

"Silver Machine".