Vinyl LP pressing. 2003 digital re-master of the Australian rockers' seventh album. Released in July, 1980, Back in Black was the first AC/DC album recorded without former lead singer Bon Scott, who... more

Members of Journey (including guitarist Neal Schon) and the Babys (including singer John Waite) formed this rock supergroup in '89. Their debut LP includes five hits: "Forget Me Not," "Heaven Is a 4... more

Rhino and Elektra have teamed to round up the best from Dokken's six Elektra albums and Don Dokken's 1990 Geffen album. It's the only Dokken "best-of" out there and it's got over an hour of music,... more

The ravishing ex-Runaway straddled the line between metal and pop, displaying truly heroic guitar chops along the way. Her prime era hits "Kiss Me Deadly," "Close My Eyes Forever" (with Ozzy... more

British Steel was their first heavy-metal landmark, then Screaming for Vengeance gave Judas Priest the biggest triumph of their career. The perfect mix of metal menace and sharp hooks, this... more

For Senjutsu loosely translated as tactics & strategy, the band once again enlisted the services of Mark Wilkinson to create the spectacular Samurai themed cover artwork, based on an idea by Steve... more

Highlight tracks include: "Kiss of Death," "Prisoner," "Night by Night," "Standing in the Shadows," "Heaven Sent," "Mr. Scary," "So Many Tears."

With rare and previously unreleased live Dokken recordings from a series of seminal 1981 west coast dates, "From Conception: Live 1981" presents one of metal's most iconic bands at that hungry and... more

Certified at 5 million units by the RIAA. (3/01)

This 1986 album was the first with former Montrose singer Sammy Hagar! Diamond Dave's absence doesn't phase the band, whose crashing guitars and harmonies are still there! Includes Good Enough; Why... more

17 thundering tracks from both the David Lee Roth and Sammy Hagar years, with two new songs featuring Dave on vocals! Includes "Jump," "Why Can't This Be Love," "When It's Love," "Running with the... more

Those worlds are those of VH's two very different frontmen: shrieking showman David Lee Roth and "Red Rocker" Sammy Hagar. This is the first 2-CD set to unite both worlds, taking you from You Really... more

Van Halen did a 180 on the follow-up to OU812. Outside of the introspective anthem Right Now, the boys got down 'n' dirty on this Grammy winning #1 debut from '91. This is as basic a hard rock record... more

1988's OU812 found Van Hagar injecting even more of a pop sensibility into their meticulous instrumentation. Tracks like Feel So Good and the hit Finish What Ya Started showcase the bands radio ready... more

Perhaps a little confusingly, Van Halen III is the eleventh studio album by the legendary hard rock band. Less confusing than the name are the songs: the sort of hard-hitting, powerful,... more