MelodicRock Classics goes back to the mid-90s to uncover audio from one of the rarest indie EPs released at the time. The band is BIG GAME and their self-titled 5 track EP gave them a shot at bigger things, but you know the story. More»
May 19, 2024 16:38
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MelodicRock Classics is proud to deliver a true cult 80s classic by releasing The Muggs' 1985 gem 'Rockin' The Midnight Light' on CD for the first time on May 31. More»
Mar 10, 2024 11:21
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MelodicRock Classics is thrilled to reunite with an old friend – Swedish singer/songwriter CHRIS ANTBLAD – for a 6CD Box Set ‘Collected Works, Volume 1’, a Limited Edition (500 Units) set, which takes in 6 of Chris’ studio albums from recent years, all previously only available via streaming and digital outlets. More»
Ichigo Ichie’ was recorded in Tokyo at the Ex-Theatre in Roppongi during May 2016 Filmed and directed by David Minasian (Justin Hayward associate and solo Prog keyboard / multi-instrumentalist / songwriter / film-maker) with stereo audio, this is a rare chance to catch this wonderful Symphonic Prog band in concert More»
Featuring Billy Sheehan, Phil Keaggy, Earl Slick, DA Karkos, Andee Blacksugar and a host of other notable musicians, "Love And Scars" marks the completion of a long musical journey that started almost a decade ago. Enduring a series of personal tragedies along the way, including two heart attacks, and losing all his possessions in Hurricane Sandy, Jerry remained steadfast and true in his belief that music heals all. More»
Genre: Soft Rock, Pop Rock
Media: CD (Studio, Compilation, Reissue)
Disc (release) country of origin: Germany
Original publication year: 1977
Year of reissue: 1985
Publisher (label): Elektra
Country of performer (group): USA More»
Featuring Billy Sheehan, Phil Keaggy, Earl Slick, DA Karkos, Andee Blacksugar and a host of other notable musicians, "Love And Scars" marks the completion of a long musical journey that started almost a decade ago. Enduring a series of personal tragedies along the way, including two heart attacks, and losing all his possessions in Hurricane Sandy, Jerry remained steadfast and true in his belief that music heals all. More»
