Motörhead : Motörhead (40th Anniversary Edition)

SUNRISE,

WRONG SIDE OF 

ANOTHER DAY

SKY HIGH

AND SIX THOUSAND 

MILES AWAY

Ratt : Detonator

YOU PUT ME THROUGH

 THE RINGER

AND HUNG ME OUT TO DRY

YOU LICKED ME

OFF YOUR FINGERS

JUST LIKE A PIECE OF PIE

Ghost : Meliora [Best Buy Exclusive Edition Deluxe]

I FEEL YOUR PRESENCE

AMONGST US

YOU CANNOT HIDE

IN THE DARKNESS

CAN YOU HEAR

THE RUMBLE?

CAN YOU HEAR

THE RUMBLE THAT'S CALLING ?

Jimmy Page & The Black Crowes : Live at the Greek (25th Anniversary Edition) (3 CD Version)

MY, MY, MY, 

I'M SO HAPPY

I'M GONNA JOIN THE BAND

W.A.S.P. : Live Animal (Fuck Like a Beast)

 

I COME ROUND,

ROUND I COME

FEEL YOU LOVE

(LIKE AN ANIMAL)

I COME ROUND,

ROUND I COME

FEEL YOU LOVE

(LIKE AN ANIMAL)

I COME ROUND,

ROUND I COME

FEEL YOU LOVE

(LIKE AN ANIMAL)

TIE YOU DOWN,

DOWN 

DOWN I COME 

STEAL YOUR LOVE

Pantera : Essentials

Darrell Lance Abbott

(August 20, 1966 – December 8, 2004), 

known professionally as

Dimebag Darrell, 

was an American musician. 

Abbott was the guitarist 

and co-founder 

of the heavy metal bands 

Pantera and Damageplan. 

Abbott is considered one

 of the greatest 

heavy metal guitarists 

of all time.

A son of country music producer

Jerry Abbott, 

Abbott began playing guitar

 at age 12, 

and Pantera 

released its debut album, 

Metal Magic

(1983), 

when he was 16.

 Originally a

glam metal musician, 

Abbott went by

 the stage name 

Diamond Darrell 

at the time. 

Two further albums

 in the glam metal style

 followed with 

Projects in the Jungle

(1984)

 and 

I Am the Night

(1985),

 before original vocalist

Terry Glaze 

was replaced by 

Phil Anselmo 

in 1986 

and 

Power Metal

(1988) 

was released.

 The band's major-label debut, 

Cowboys from Hell 

(1990), 

introduced a 

groove metal sound 

to which Abbott's 

guitar playing was central. 

This sound was refined

 on 

Vulgar Display of Power

(1992), 

and the group's

 third major-label record, 

Far Beyond Driven, 

debuted at No. 1 

on the Billboard 200

in 1994.

Tensions within Pantera 

reduced its output

 after the release of

The Great Southern Trendkill

in 1996,

 and 

Reinventing the Steel

(2000)

 was the band's 

final studio album 

before its 

acrimonious separation

 in 2003.

 Abbott subsequently

 formed 

Damageplan 

with his brother 

Vinnie Paul 

and released

New Found Power,

 the band's only album,

 in 2004. 

Other works by Abbott

 included a collaboration

 with David Allan Coe

titled

Rebel Meets Rebel

(2006) 

and numerous guest

guitar solos

for bands such as

Anthrax. 

While on tour with

 Damageplan,

Abbott was shot and killed

by 

Nathan Gale 

during a performance

 at the Alrosa Villa nightclub

 in Columbus, Ohio

on 

December 8, 2004.

 Three others were 

shot and killed

 before Gale was killed 

by a police officer.

Abbott was ranked at

 No. 92 

on Rolling Stone's

 list of 

"The 100 Greatest Guitarists 

of All Time" 

in 2011, 

and No. 19 

on Louder's list of

"The 50 Greatest Guitarists 

of All Time" 

in 2018.

 He placed at No. 5 

on Gibson's list of

 "The Top 10 

Metal Guitarists of All Time"

 in 2015, 

and the same year 

was ranked as

 the most influential 

metal guitarist of 

the past 25 years 

by VH1.

Mötley Crüe : Too Fast For Love (Leathur Original Mix/Elektra Mix)

YOU BETTER TURN ME LOOSE

YOU BETTER SET ME FREE

' CAUSE I'M HOT YOUNG 

RUNNING FREE

A LITTLE BIT

BETTER THAN I USE TO BE

Europe : Lyin’ Eyes And Other Rarities

Rolf Magnus Joakim Larsson 

(born August 19th, 1963),

 known professionally as

Joey Tempest,

 is a Swedish musician 

and the

 lead vocalist

 of the rock band 

Europe. 

He wrote most of the

 band's hit songs,

 including

 "The Final Countdown", 

"Rock the Night", 

"Cherokee", 

"Open Your Heart"

and

 "Carrie".

Staind : The Illusion of Progress (Expanded Edition)

 

AND IN THIS WORLD

WHERE NOTHING ELSE IS IS TRUE

HERE I AM

STILL TANGLED UP IN YOU

Bon Jovi : Slippery When Wet (Super Deluxe Box Set Edition)

SHOT THROUGH THE HEART

AND YOU'RE TO BLAME

DARLING,

YOU GIVE LOVE

A BAD NAME