Stefan

Yep...

Sexy G, you've got a short memory: http://heavyharmonies.ipbhost.com/index.php?showtopic=33398&p=722741

Disc 1 – “New York City” 01 Guilty Heart 04:08 02 A Little Too Early 03:20 03 Can’t Live Without You 04:30 04 I’ll Be There 04:32 05 Cut And Run 03:58 06 New York City 04:30 07 Love You Too Much 04:30 08 Joanne 05:25 09 One Bad Habit 03:41 10 Knock Knock 03:52 11 Love Finds You Guilty 03:43 12 Change Of Heart 05:45 13 Limits Of Love 04:26 14 Think About Love 04:14 15 My Father’s Chair 03:36 Disc 2 – “Back Again” 01 Mirrors Don’t Lie 03:36 02 She Lights Dynamite 03:53 03 Take It Out On You 04:16 04 Can’t Face Another Night 05:00 05 Tiny Dancer 04:18 06 Responsible 04:07 07 Back Again 03:47 08 I Got The Music 04:05 09 Mama Sweet Evil 03:27 10 Shayna 03:54 11 We Will Survive 03:54 12 When It’s Over 04:37 13 Give It Up 03:53 14 I’m Your Car 03:33 15 Take It Out On You 04:00 16 Rockin Out The City 03:18 Disc 3 – “The Reeperbahn” 01 I’m The Man 04:04 02 Inside Story 04:25 03 Lift Me Up 04:04 04 Never Easy 03:55 05 Hang On To Your Life 03:23 06 Black n White Of Love 04:38 07 My Suspicious Side 06:04 08 Restless 04:22 09 Can’t Stop Breaking Down 04:45 10 How I Fell 03:24 11 When You Love Someone 03:37 12 Rockin Every Night 02:47 13 Night Child Blue 04:03 14 Break Away From You 04:19 15 Mother Naked 04:11 16 The Reeperbahn 05:09

Entwine - Fatal Design + 1 (JAP) Doug Aldrich - Alter Ego

Me likey!

Is that Maurizio Arrivabene on guitar?

From Escape Music: It has been almost 14 years since the debut album by Shadowman was released (“Land of the Living” ESM098). The album was warmly received by all who had a penchant for good old British melodic hard rock. As you would expect Shadowman had elements of both Heartland and FM deeply embedded in its grooves, yet it was highly original and was often touted as the best British melodic release of 2004. Two years later in 2006 and the eagerly awaited follow up “Different Angles” (ESM 127) became an important album for this quartet that also includes both Harry James and Chris Childs of Thunder. The unmistakable guitar trademark sound of Steve Morris and the vocals of Steve Overland will always shine through at a very early stage. Somehow they make their music sound effortless, and as we all very well know Steve Overland has a remarkable vocal range. His vocal range suits the classic melodic rock genre and he has a very bluesy side to his talent. His four solo releases on Escape Music are all fine examples of his work. Shadowman are a band that is all about great rock music who will win you over with charm. Quality rock music is so hard to find these days and it is reassuring to know that it hasn’t lost its way. “Ghost in the Mirror” (ESM179), the band’s third release in 2008 is an extension of the band’s already established sound and the 2011 release “Watching Over You” helped nurture the band’s identity even further. Another six years on and we are presented with the band’s fifth studio release, and it’s certainly been worth the wait. “Gravity” is a marvellous opener which shows fresh ideas and superb musicianship, and this pretty much paves the way for the rest of the album. Along the way we have Steve Morris and his ever present guitar prowess, and Steve Overland just effortlessly gives us brilliant vocal performances throughout. The solid rhythm of Thunder men Chris Childs and Harry James are faultless, and with classic touches from original FM keyboards player Didge Digital we are in for a real treat. Discography: Land of the Living (2004), Different Angles (2006), Ghost in the Mirror (2008), Watching Over you (2011), Nowhere Bound (2017) Steve Overland (FM) – Lead Vocals Steve Morris (Heartland) – Guitars & Keyboards Chris Childs (Thunder) – Bass Harry James (Thunder) – Drums Special guest on keyboards : Didge Digital Release Date: 19th May 2017 Catalogue No: ESM303 Tracks: Gravity 4:34 Automatic 4:19 Put It All On Love 4:45 Contagious 3:26 Broken Bones 3:53 Best Things In Life 4:09 Face The Night 4:23 No Smoke Without Fire 4:09 Good Times, Bad Times 2:58 Be True To yourself 4:21 Secrets And Lies 3:57 Stand Up And Be Counted 3:26

I thought the same Anyway, RIP Chuck!

From Terry Ilous (FB March 8) First Peek - Video Shoot Working late into the night in the Hollywood Hills on the very first video for my new album, with the mystery song voted on by you the fans ! Remember, all your store orders & album pre-orders go towards the making of the album, production, & music videos ! Stay tuned to all my social media sites for flash-sales, give-aways. More announcements coming soon !www.terryilous.com // www.terryilous.com/cds

From Jaded Heart (FB March 15): Ladies and Gentlemen! Peter is already tracking some guitars for a couple of new songs in his studio in Stockholm. Check back for more... Cheers!

From 7HY (FB March 6): Seven songs down, boys and girls...we're getting down to the wire!

New album in the making. From FB: Seven songs down, boys and girls...we're getting down to the wire! Meanwhile more songs from 'Stories To Tell':

I-L-I-K-E-I-T. So you're calling me average...?

Shakra - Life Tales: The Ballads (March 24) Raw Silk - The Borders Of Light (April 24) Tracks: 1 One Lifetime 2 Nobody Fills the Loneliness 3 Chimera 4 Night Time Angels 5 The Road You’ve Taken 6 Losing My Mind 7 Distressed and Powerless 8 Out of Reach 9 The Borders of Light 10 Solitude of Pain Mean Streak - Blind Faith (June 16) Tracks: 1. Blood Red Sky 2. Animal In Me 3. Retaliation Call 4. Settle The Score 5. Tear Down The Walls 6. Tears Of The Blind 7. Love Is A Killer 8. Come Undone 9. Fire At Will 10. Caught In The Crossfire 11. Gunnerside 12. Smile Of A Clown (Japan Bonus)

From FB: Raw Silk burst onto the Greek and European AOR scene in the 90s with the legendary debut album Silk Under the Skin. The 2004 re-release of the album on CD brought the band back to the forefront and led to high profile reunion concerts supporting Pink Cream 69, Jeff Scott Sotto and Winger. After a second long hiatus and led by composer-drummer and Raw Silk founder Kostas Kyriakidis the band has regrouped in the UK with a brand new lineup and will soon release the elusive and long-awaited follow-up to their revered debut Silk Under the Skin. ​ The new album, entitled The Borders of Light, is a modern take on the classic metal sound of the late 80s featuring 10 brand new tracks with a total running time of over 60 minutes. Seamlessly bridging past and present, The Borders of Light delivers strong melodies combined with signature keyboard lines and heavy riffs. Superbly recorded and produced at Vault Studios in the rock heartlands of the Black Country. www.rawsilk-official.com Tracks: 1 One Lifetime 2 Nobody Fills the Loneliness 3 Chimera 4 Night Time Angels 5 The Road You’ve Taken 6 Losing My Mind 7 Distressed and Powerless 8 Out of Reach 9 The Borders of Light 10 Solitude of Pain

Thunder - Rip It Up Battle Beast - Bringer Of Pain + 3 Rakel Traxx - Bitches Palace Greenway - Serious Business (CD-R)

Heh. A joke...? Jim laying down some guitars on the new album. Steve and Mutt Lange overseeing proceedings.

Teaser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gOYhatfoXo

From Frontiers (FB yesterday) Serafino Perugino and Russell Allen making plans for the next Allen/Lande album. Stay tuned!

Rebellious Spirit - New Horizons (June 9/Fastball Music) Sideburn - #EIGHT (May 5/Fastball Music)