Исполнитель: Rob Rock
Альбом: Eyes Of Eternity [Japanese Edition]
Жанр: Heavy Metal, Power Metal
Год: 2003
Формат: FLAC [image + cue+ log]
Битрейт аудио: lossless
Размер: 267.02Mb + 239.10Mb
Залито на: Depositfiles (3% восстановление)
Дополнительно: Covers

Исполнитель: Rob Rock
Альбом: Rage Of Creation
Жанр: Heavy Metal, Power Metal
Год: 2011
Формат: FLAC [image + cue + log]
Битрейт аудио: lossless
Размер: 369.72Mb
Залито на: Depositfiles (3% восстановление)
Дополнительно: Covers

Дебютный сольный альбом сладкоголосого Роба (Rob Rock (вокал M.A.R.S, Impellitteri, Axel Rudi Pell, Avantasia)). Гитаристом и соавтором материала выступил Рой Z (Roy Z). Старый добрый металл, как будто всё это создавалось в 80-хх, а не в 2000. Привлекает своей искренностью и душевностью. Стоит отметить кавер ABBA “Eagle” и красивую балладу “Forever”.

Исполнитель: James Last
Страна: Germany
Альбом: Collection (5CD)
Жанр: Instrumental
Год: 2004
Формат: (image, APE + CUE)
Размер: 2.05Gb
Залито: Depositfiles / Letitbit / Turbobit (3% на восстановление)

Джеймс Ласт (настоящее имя Hans Last) — немецкий композитор, аранжировщик и дирижёр. Выпустил более 50 успешных альбомов общим тиражом 60 млн экземпляров.

Artist: Payton MacDonald
Title Of Album: Works for Tabla and Percussion
Year: 2007
Style: World/Classical
Format: FLAC(tracks +.cue, log + scans)
Bitrate: Lossless
Total Time: 55:49
Total Size: 267 MB (+ 3% rec.)
As a teenager, percussionist and composer Payton MacDonald became fascinated with the tabla, an Indian instrument consisting of two drums, a smaller one with a wooden frame, and a larger one with a metal or ceramic frame. His interest continued through his graduate studies at the Eastman School of Music, and eventually led him to study with tabla master Pandit Sharda Sahai. He has also worked extensively with Canadian tabla player Shawn Mativetsky, who performs six of MacDonald's works on this CD. Three are solos and three are concertos for tabla and percussion quartet. The concertos are placed before the solos, but the listener new to the instrument may want to listen to the solos first to become familiar with the tabla's versatility.

Artist: Dougie MacLean
Title Of Album: Indigenous
Year: 1991
Label: Dunkeld Records / Blix Street Records
Style: Scottish Folk
Format: APE (image +.cue, log + scans)
Bitrate: Lossless
Total Time: 46:17
Total Size: 261 MB (+ 3% rec.)
Without saving justice and fair judgment, there can be no peace. Oppressors have always sought to crush the helpless. Yet through it all, an Eternal Truth endures--haunting the dreams of all Kings and Princes who would balance their prosperity on the backs of the poor. Several of the songs on Indigenous deal with the theme of Man's oppression of Man. "Rank and Roses," "War," "Slave's Lament," "Turning Away," "Let Her Go," "Thundering In," (and to a lesser, more subtle degree)--"Eternity" all deal in some way with this theme of oppression... "Slave's Lament" and "Ae Fond Kiss" are both wonderful arrangements of songs by Robert Burns (Dougie's version of Ae Fond Kiss is one of the sweetest love songs you will ever hear).

Artist: Tok Tok Tok
Title Of Album: She And He
Year: 2008
Label: Fontana
Style: Jazz, Vocal
Format: APE (image +.cue, log + scans)
Bitrate: Lossless
Total Time: 51:24
Total Size: 321 MB (+ 3% rec.)
For the most part, the songs of Tok Tok Tok’s new album are love songs. And the band makes no attempt to hide this. “There can’t be enough love songs,” says singer Tokunbo Akinro confidently. “Love is a universial topic that matters to everyone. It’s something everybody has to deal with. We wanted to tell various stories about what can happen when you’re in love: stories about the nice things and the not so nice things. And sometimes we also get a bit cheeky with our lyrics. It’s still a taboo for women to act on the ‘love market’ the same way men do. Unlike men, women are not allowed to have their flings. So we wrote a couple of provoking songs in which women do what men do. Why shouldn’t they?”

Artist: Josie Courreges
Title Of Album: Since You
Year: 1995
Label: Jazz, Vocal
Style: Cexton
Format: FLAC(tracks +.cue, log + scans)
Bitrate: Lossless
Total Size: 257 MB (+ 3% rec.)
Josie Courreges' background (which includes stints with Horace Heidt, the Lawrence Welk Show, Big Tiny Little and the De Castro Sisters) is not strictly in jazz although she can hold her own on a good swing tune (such as "Don't Get Around Much Anymore"). For this CD the veteran but still youthful singer performs a middle-of-the-road set comprised of standards and show tunes plus two Latin songs. Courreges interprets "Tangerine" with the joy of a Helen O'Connell yet sings Michel Legrand's "On My Way To You" almost as if it were light opera. The backup (which utilizes alternating pianists and an occasional string synth) works well without being distinctive and Carmen Fanzone's warm flugelhorn solos make one wish that he were on more than just a few numbers. Although Courreges is not an improviser, she does justice to each song; none of the composers would be disappointed.

Artist: Apocalypse Babys
Title Of Album: Whoops... Apocalypse Babys!
Year: 1996
Label: Smokin' Troll Records
Style: Old School Punk Rock / Proper Pop Punk
Format: FLAC(tracks +.cue, log + scans)
Bitrate: Lossless
Total Time: 38:45
Total Size: 276 MB (+ 3% rec.)
Out of Derbyshire, England comes the fabulous Apocalypse Babys, a killer '77 style band that deliver outstanding tunes on their second full-length CD. Great Album from a band that can sing, write and play!

Artist: Amanda Palmer
Title Of Album: Who Killed Amanda Palmer
Year: 2008
Label: Roadrunner Records
Style: Alternative Rock, Art Rock, Dark Cabaret
Format: FLAC(tracks +.cue, log + scans)
Bitrate: Lossless
Total Time: 00:53:02
Total Size: 340 MB (+ 3% rec.)
”Who Killed Amanda Palmer” is the first solo album by Amanda Palmer, lead singer, pianist, and lyricist/composer of the "Brechtian punk cabaret" duo The Dresden Dolls. The album was largely recorded in Nashville, Tennessee, with collaborator Ben Folds and was released on Roadrunner Records (also home to The Dresden Dolls). The name of the album is a reference to the series Twin Peaks, which revolves around events surrounding the death of Laura Palmer. The album made its debut at number 77 on the US Billboard 200.

Artist: Ron Carter
Title Of Album: Pastels
Year: 1976
Label: Original Jazz Classics
Style: Jazz, Post-bop, chamber jazz
Format: FLAC(tracks +.cue, log + scans)
Bitrate: Lossless
Total Time: 37:08
Total Size: 199 MB (+ 3% rec.)
Ron Carter plays here with pianist Kenny Barron, drummer Harvey Mason, and guitarist Hugh McCracken, in a setting that is augmented by an off-kilter string section, and which has that sort of bright sound that characterized some of Carter's recordings from the time. Many of the tracks have a relaxed funky groove, and Carter's bass is very up front in the recording, with lots of tight plunked hard solo notes. Tracks include "12+12", "Woolaphant", and "One Bass Rag". (Source: Dusty Groove America, Inc.)