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JVC XRCD24 Sampler

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by: Various Artists

Release Date March 22, 2005

CD-Charts Position 122
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The Road Home

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by: Heart

Release Date August 29, 1995
"The Road Home" represents not just a one-shot unplugged performance but a series of intimate concerts Heart performed at "The Backstage," a 500-seat club in the summer of 1994. Producer John Paul Jones not only wrote arrangements for a four-piece string section, but performed piano, bass and mandolin on some of the tracks as well. Nancy Wilson was always more comfortable with an acoustic guitar than an electric (listen to her on "(Up On) Cherry Blossom Road"), but then Heart was always happy to to play both light and heavy. For that matter, it is great to hear Ann Wilson's voice without all those electric guitars in the way as well. Hearing "Alone" stripped down to voice and guitar is one of the highlights of "The Road Home," with "Crazy On ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 123
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The Road Home [CASSETTE]

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by: Heart

Release Date August 29, 1995
"The Road Home" represents not just a one-shot unplugged performance but a series of intimate concerts Heart performed at "The Backstage," a 500-seat club in the summer of 1994. Producer John Paul Jones not only wrote arrangements for a four-piece string section, but performed piano, bass and mandolin on some of the tracks as well. Nancy Wilson was always more comfortable with an acoustic guitar than an electric (listen to her on "(Up On) Cherry Blossom Road"), but then Heart was always happy to to play both light and heavy. For that matter, it is great to hear Ann Wilson's voice without all those electric guitars in the way as well. Hearing "Alone" stripped down to voice and guitar is one of the highlights of "The Road Home," with "Crazy On ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 124
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No Remorse [VINYL]

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by: Motorhead

Release Date June 07, 2004
"The Road Home" represents not just a one-shot unplugged performance but a series of intimate concerts Heart performed at "The Backstage," a 500-seat club in the summer of 1994. Producer John Paul Jones not only wrote arrangements for a four-piece string section, but performed piano, bass and mandolin on some of the tracks as well. Nancy Wilson was always more comfortable with an acoustic guitar than an electric (listen to her on "(Up On) Cherry Blossom Road"), but then Heart was always happy to to play both light and heavy. For that matter, it is great to hear Ann Wilson's voice without all those electric guitars in the way as well. Hearing "Alone" stripped down to voice and guitar is one of the highlights of "The Road Home," with "Crazy On ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 125
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No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith [VINYL]

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by: Motörhead

Release Date November 25, 2003
"The Road Home" represents not just a one-shot unplugged performance but a series of intimate concerts Heart performed at "The Backstage," a 500-seat club in the summer of 1994. Producer John Paul Jones not only wrote arrangements for a four-piece string section, but performed piano, bass and mandolin on some of the tracks as well. Nancy Wilson was always more comfortable with an acoustic guitar than an electric (listen to her on "(Up On) Cherry Blossom Road"), but then Heart was always happy to to play both light and heavy. For that matter, it is great to hear Ann Wilson's voice without all those electric guitars in the way as well. Hearing "Alone" stripped down to voice and guitar is one of the highlights of "The Road Home," with "Crazy On ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 126
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No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith

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by: Motorhead

Release Date August 21, 2001
I dont actually have this on CD, but a limited edition gold vinyl. But, god this is a good album. Basically, its a best of Motorhead, but live, so you get the usual crowd/band banter, and the added bonus of most songs being played faster. I think the fact that Metal Hammer included it their ".. what you havent got..." section says it all really!

CD-Charts Position 127
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No Remorse: Leather Sleeve [VINYL]

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by: Motorhead

Release Date April 26, 2004
I dont actually have this on CD, but a limited edition gold vinyl. But, god this is a good album. Basically, its a best of Motorhead, but live, so you get the usual crowd/band banter, and the added bonus of most songs being played faster. I think the fact that Metal Hammer included it their ".. what you havent got..." section says it all really!

CD-Charts Position 128
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Ace of Spades

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by: Motorhead

Release Date August 24, 1999
A great album, everyone will know "Ace of Spades" but "love me like a reptile" "fast and loose" and "road crew" still regularly appear on the live set of the loudest rock and roll band in the world. If you want fast and furious you want this album.

CD-Charts Position 129
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No Remorse

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by: Motorhead

Release Date August 21, 2001
A great album, everyone will know "Ace of Spades" but "love me like a reptile" "fast and loose" and "road crew" still regularly appear on the live set of the loudest rock and roll band in the world. If you want fast and furious you want this album.

CD-Charts Position 130
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Ace of Spades

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by: Motorhead

Release Date August 21, 2001
A great album, everyone will know "Ace of Spades" but "love me like a reptile" "fast and loose" and "road crew" still regularly appear on the live set of the loudest rock and roll band in the world. If you want fast and furious you want this album.