CD-Charts Position 31

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Trouble

by: Whitesnake

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CD-Charts Position 32

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Restless Heart

by: Whitesnake

Release Date September 15, 1998

CD-Charts Position 33

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The Definitive Collection

by: Whitesnake

Release Date February 07, 2006

CD-Charts Position 34
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Lovehunter

by: Whitesnake

Release Date July 11, 1994
After two solo albums, David Coverdale assembled a band of substantial talent and experience that would prove impossible to ignore. Jon Lord's keyboard work in particular promotes a sweeping, expansive sound for the early stages of 'Love Hunter'. The album is a triumph for style rather than substance, as the material is good but not great.

'Long Way From Home' is something of a surprise opening. It's hardly rock and roll in nature, more like one of those pop/rock songs designed to appeal to a mass market. Though quite striking, it's no 'Since You Been Gone'. 'Walking In The Shadow Of The Blues' and 'Help Me Thro' The Day' are much more substantial, slow burners given atmosphere by background organ. The quality thereafter is variable. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 35
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Is This Love

by: Whitesnake

Release Date July 01, 1994
After two solo albums, David Coverdale assembled a band of substantial talent and experience that would prove impossible to ignore. Jon Lord's keyboard work in particular promotes a sweeping, expansive sound for the early stages of 'Love Hunter'. The album is a triumph for style rather than substance, as the material is good but not great.

'Long Way From Home' is something of a surprise opening. It's hardly rock and roll in nature, more like one of those pop/rock songs designed to appeal to a mass market. Though quite striking, it's no 'Since You Been Gone'. 'Walking In The Shadow Of The Blues' and 'Help Me Thro' The Day' are much more substantial, slow burners given atmosphere by background organ. The quality thereafter is variable. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 36
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Live... In the Heart of the City/Live at Hammersmith

by: Whitesnake

Release Date January 13, 2008
After two solo albums, David Coverdale assembled a band of substantial talent and experience that would prove impossible to ignore. Jon Lord's keyboard work in particular promotes a sweeping, expansive sound for the early stages of 'Love Hunter'. The album is a triumph for style rather than substance, as the material is good but not great.

'Long Way From Home' is something of a surprise opening. It's hardly rock and roll in nature, more like one of those pop/rock songs designed to appeal to a mass market. Though quite striking, it's no 'Since You Been Gone'. 'Walking In The Shadow Of The Blues' and 'Help Me Thro' The Day' are much more substantial, slow burners given atmosphere by background organ. The quality thereafter is variable. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 37
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Saints and Sinners

by: Whitesnake

Release Date July 11, 1994
Hampered by conflict in the studio, sackings of bands members and shenanigans that once used to surround one of the world's great male vocalists (along with Robert Plant, Sammy Hagar and James Blunt), come a strong selection of songs to swing your hips to.

Rough and Ready rocks. Bloody Luxury is well...bloody luxury. It's bloody luxury what you mean to me...bloody luxury what you're doing to me Dave. Victim of Love, one of my favourite Whitesnake songs, an under-rated classic.

Of course Here we are Again and Crying in the Rain became big singles, were rerecorded and re-released later. I still prefer these original versions. More mellifluous and less distortion, as Dave tried getting heavier for the hell of it with the hugely successful ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 38
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Love Hunter

by: Whitesnake

Release Date
Hampered by conflict in the studio, sackings of bands members and shenanigans that once used to surround one of the world's great male vocalists (along with Robert Plant, Sammy Hagar and James Blunt), come a strong selection of songs to swing your hips to.

Rough and Ready rocks. Bloody Luxury is well...bloody luxury. It's bloody luxury what you mean to me...bloody luxury what you're doing to me Dave. Victim of Love, one of my favourite Whitesnake songs, an under-rated classic.

Of course Here we are Again and Crying in the Rain became big singles, were rerecorded and re-released later. I still prefer these original versions. More mellifluous and less distortion, as Dave tried getting heavier for the hell of it with the hugely successful ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 39
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Winning Combinations: Whitesnake & Scorpions

by: Whitesnake & Scorpions

Release Date July 23, 2002
Hampered by conflict in the studio, sackings of bands members and shenanigans that once used to surround one of the world's great male vocalists (along with Robert Plant, Sammy Hagar and James Blunt), come a strong selection of songs to swing your hips to.

Rough and Ready rocks. Bloody Luxury is well...bloody luxury. It's bloody luxury what you mean to me...bloody luxury what you're doing to me Dave. Victim of Love, one of my favourite Whitesnake songs, an under-rated classic.

Of course Here we are Again and Crying in the Rain became big singles, were rerecorded and re-released later. I still prefer these original versions. More mellifluous and less distortion, as Dave tried getting heavier for the hell of it with the hugely successful ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 40
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Stencil Emblem - T-Shirt Grey (L)

by: Whitesnake

Release Date August 16, 2007
Hampered by conflict in the studio, sackings of bands members and shenanigans that once used to surround one of the world's great male vocalists (along with Robert Plant, Sammy Hagar and James Blunt), come a strong selection of songs to swing your hips to.

Rough and Ready rocks. Bloody Luxury is well...bloody luxury. It's bloody luxury what you mean to me...bloody luxury what you're doing to me Dave. Victim of Love, one of my favourite Whitesnake songs, an under-rated classic.

Of course Here we are Again and Crying in the Rain became big singles, were rerecorded and re-released later. I still prefer these original versions. More mellifluous and less distortion, as Dave tried getting heavier for the hell of it with the hugely successful ... Read More: