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Bruce Dickinson-Tyranny of Souls

Dream Theater-Black Clouds and Silver Linings(3 CD's)

-A Dramatic Turn of Events

Sammy Hagar-Street Machine

Iron Eagle-Soundtrack

Eric Martin-Sucker for a Pretty Face

Over The Top-Soundtrack

Rainbow-Bent Out of Shape

Shaw/Blades-Hallucination

Shortino/Northrup-Afterlife

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I haven't had much CD scroungin' luck at the Goodwill on my past few visits, but I stopped in on my way home tonite and snagged these:

Aerosmith - Get a Grip

Pretenders - The Singles

Backseat Driver - Son of the City
(local biker rock/metal/punk band - saw them open for the Ramones once many years ago)

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Tommy Coomes - Love Is The Key, Japan, Cool Sound

Paul Brady - Trick Or Treat, Japan

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Toto - Live In Montreaux 1991

Lordi - Monstereophonic (Theaterror Vs. Demonarchy)

Miss Behaviour - Ghost Play

Marillion - Fear

Kansas - The Prelude Implicit

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Two more Goodwill pickups:

 

Powerman 5000 - Tonight the Stars Revolt!

 

Europe - Out of This World

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Breaking Benjamin-Dear Agony

Donnie Iris-Back On the Streets

-Footsoldier in the Moonlight

Judas Priest-Defenders of the Faith

Kinks-Word of Mouth

-Think Visual

Randy Meisner-S/T

Trevor Rabin-Can't Look Away

Vandenberg-Heading For a Storm

Yes-Tormato

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Chris Christian - S/T ( Cool Sound Japan 001)

 

This purchase requires a celebratory fap.

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Lizzy Borden - Visual Lies + 4

Pablo Cruise - s/t

Midnight Sun - Another World

Moms Rocket - Red

Balls - Chameleon

Hotwire - s/t

Dare - Sacred Ground

Lost Weekend - New Religion

Blackfoot - Southern Native

Teaser - s/t + 3

The Alan Parsons Project - Vulture Culture + 5

Asia - Aqua + 3 (Special Edition)

Asia - Aria + 3 (Special Edition)

Judas Priest - Screaming For Vengeance + 2

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Seven - Shattered

Palace - Master Of The Universe

Darkhaus - When Sparks Ignite

Steve Hackett - Original Album Collection (Box)

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