Music on CD

'Sparks' were originally called 'Halfnelson' from 1968-1972, formed in Los Angeles by brothers Ron and Russell Mael. The album that went by the title 'Halfnelson' in 1970, was basically the first 'Sparks' album. They are noted for Russell Mael's distinctive wide-ranging voice and Ron Mael's intricate and rhythmic keyboard playing style. This album is produced by Todd Rundgren, and engineered by James Lowe, former singer of 60's Psychedelic band 'The Electric Prunes'. This is a striking, original piece of work with many highlights including the minimal single "Wonder Girl", the gorgeous AOR ballad "Slow Boat" and the Russell-penned song "Saccharin And The War."

Creedence: Collected 1968-72 [Digipack / 3 CD]

Holdsworth Allan: Live at Yoshi's [2 CD + Blu-ray]

Walker Brothers: Original Album Classics [3 CD]

Recorded in 1996 in Nashville, Tennessee and the eleventh album for the German metal band. This is a typical Accept album; it is fast, aggressive, & technically adept hard rock and for singer *Udo Dirkschneider* the last studio recording with the band. This album may not have quite the level of intensity of "Death Row" or "Restless & Wild", but it's definitely close. Drums and percussion were played by guest member Michael Cartellone from *Damn Yankees* and *Lynyrd Skynyrd*. The album opens strongly with "Hard Attack" and "Crossroads" and contains fan favorites like "Digging in the Dirt". Accept proves once again to be Germanies finest heavy metal outfit.

Stone Fury: Let them talk 1986 [CD]

Europe: Europe 1983 [CD]