HARD ROCK Released on Vinyl

BLACK 'N BLUE - Nasty Nasty  

"Nasty Nasty" is Black 'N Blue's third album. It was produced by Kiss bassist Gene Simmons. Incidentally, Tommy Thayer would join Kiss in 2002.

Gene Simmons is the pseudonym used by Chaim Weitz while playing bass in the Kiss band. He used the alias "Reginal Von Helsing" , when playing bass and producer for "Wendy O. Williams".

STEPPENWOLF - Gold Their Great Hits (European and German Versions)

"Gold: Their Great Hits" is a definitive collection of some of Steppenwolf's most iconic and influential songs. The album helped solidify the band's legacy as one of the most innovative and exciting acts of the 1960s and 70s, and its impact on the wider music scene cannot be overstated.

FAITHFUL BREATH - SKOL

Released in 1985, Skol marks a pivotal moment in FAITHFUL BREATH's transition from prog rock to heavy metal. Driven by raw riffs and energetic vocals, this German band’s sound echoes the rising NWOBHM influence. Recorded at Dierks Studio, the album blends power and grit, capturing the spirit of mid-'80s European metal.

UFO - Strangers in the Night

"Strangers in the Night" is a live double album by UFO, which was released in 1979. It was recorded at the Hammersmith Odeon in London, England and the Budokan in Tokyo, Japan during the band's 1977 and 1978 tours.

NAZARETH - Rampant

Nazareth's 1974 album "Rampant," produced by Roger Glover at Montreux's Mountain Studios, is a sonic masterpiece reflecting the diverse European music landscape of the time. Amidst the mid-70s musical exploration, the album's sophistication
soundscapes, enriched by Glover's touch, made it a pivotal contribution.

TED NUGENT - Nugent

Ted Nugent's 1982 album "Nugent" is a classic example of his hard rock sound with heavy guitar riffs and powerful vocals. The album was a commercial success and had political themes.

WISHBONE ASH - Live Dates

The "Live Dates" album is a double LP featuring recordings from various concerts that took place across England in 1973. The album opens with "The King Will Come," a fan favorite that sets the tone for the rest of the record. The twin-lead guitar sound is immediately apparent, with Andy Powell and Ted Turner

JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS - Album

Released in 1983, "Album" marked a significant turning point for Joan Jett & The Blackhearts. As their third studio album and the second with the full band, it arrived at a time when the music landscape was shifting, and MTV was becoming a dominant force.

RIOT WARRIOR - (Live Version) / Born In America

Released in 1984, Riot's 12" vinyl single Warrior (Live Version) / Born in America captures the fierce spirit of American heavy metal. With a thunderous live take on “Warrior” and the patriotic power of “Born in America,” this maxi single showcases the band’s raw stage energy and sharp songwriting at their peak during the golden era of '80s metal.

POISON - Swallow This Live

"Swallow This Live" captures the essence of Poison's energetic stage presence by combining live recordings with studio tracks. The live portion of the album was meticulously captured in various locations, including Tampa, Miami, and Orlando, Florida.

HELIX - No Rest For The Wicked

This wasn't your mama's Journey, folks. Helix was the real deal, a glorious middle finger to the saccharine pop dominating the airwaves. Their sound was pure, unadulterated rock 'n' roll, a glorious concoction of AC/DC's swagger, Kiss's theatrics, and a healthy dose of their own maple-leaf-infused grit.

ROSE TATTOO - Scarred for Life

Released in 1982, Scarred for Life is Rose Tattoo's third studio album and a cornerstone of Australian pub rock. Produced by the legendary Vanda & Young, it delivers gritty, blues-infused hard rock with anthems like “We Can’t Be Beaten.” This German pressing captures the band’s raw energy and rebellious spirit during a peak moment in their career.

AXE - Offering ( 1982, UK )

AXE’s Offering is their second hard rock album, released in 1982 on Atco Records. Produced by Al Nalli, it was recorded at Beejay Recording Studio in Orlando, with engineering by Andy de Ganahl and mastering by Bob Ludwig. Formerly “Alien,” AXE features ex-Babyface members Edgar Riley Jr., Bobby Miles, Bobby Barth, Mike Turpin, and Michael Osborne, who joined in 1979 as a second guitarist.

CHERRY BOMBZ - Coming Down Slow

Released in 1987, Coming Down Slow captures Cherry Bombz live at London’s iconic Marquee Club. Featuring ex-members of Hanoi Rocks, The Clash, and Sham 69, this glam-punk powerhouse blends raw energy, rebellious spirit, and flashy rock 'n' roll. Anita Chellemah’s fierce vocals and Andy McCoy’s fiery guitar define this rare French vinyl LP.

JOAN JETT - Bad Reputation

"Bad Reputation" is a raw and energetic album that blends hard rock, punk, and glam influences. Jett's vocals are powerful and passionate, conveying a sense of rebellion and empowerment. The album's tracklist features a mix of original songs and covers, including the iconic title track "Bad Reputation"

MÖTLEY CRÜE - Girls, Girls, Girls (International Releases)

"Girls, Girls, Girls" is their fourth studio album, released on 15 May 1987 The record features a more blues-influenced sound than their previous album and contains the hits "Wild Side" and "Girls, Girls, Girls

HELIX - White Lace & Black Leather

In the sleazy, neon-lit underbelly of 1981, Helix, a band that could easily be mistaken for a pack of beer-swilling biker dudes, dropped a sonic bomb that shook the foundations of Canadian hard rock. "White Lace & Black Leather," their third studio album, was a defiant howl against conformity

BAD COMPANY - Run with the Pack

"Run with the Pack" was recorded in September 1975 in France, utilizing The Rolling Stones Mobile Truck, a renowned mobile recording studio. This allowed the band to capture their performances with authenticity and a raw energy

FOREIGNER - Agent Provocateur

Foreigner's 1984 album "Agent Provocateur" marked a pivotal moment in the band's journey. Fusing rock with pop, the album's standout track, "I Want to Know What Love Is," became a global anthem. Meticulously crafted, the album not only met but exceeded expectations, solidifying Foreigner's reputation and leaving an indelible mark on the rock landscape.

BLACK 'N BLUE - S/T Self-Titled

Canada's glam warriors Black N' Blue explode onto vinyl with their 1984 debut! Crank up remastered anthems like "Hold On To 18" & "Chains Around Heaven." This 12" LP is pure hairspray-fueled, riff-shredding nostalgia. 199 chars.

APRIL WINE – Harder.....Faster

Harder, Faster is the ninth studio album by Canadian rock band April Wine, released in 1979. It was their most successful album to date, reaching number one on the Canadian RPM Top 200 Albums chart and spawning the hit singles "I Like to Rock", "Say Hello".

Y&T - Black Tiger

"Black Tiger," unleashed on 1 November, 1982, embodies Y&T's evolution and musical exploration. From the captivating "Open Fire" to the anthemic "Forever," each track on this 12" Vinyl LP Album showcases the band's mastery of hard rock and heavy metal. A timeless classic that continues to resonate with fans worldwide.

THIN LIZZY -  Life Live 2LP

This album "THIN LIZZY - Life Live 2LP" is the double live album by Irish band Thin Lizzy, released in 1983. This double album was recorded during their farewell tour in 1983, principally at the Hammersmith Odeon in London, UK.

DIRTY LOOKS - Turn of the Screw (Who's Screwing You)

Released in 1989, Turn of the Screw captures Dirty Looks at their gritty best, fusing raw hard rock with sleazy blues-driven swagger. Produced by Jon Jansen and recorded at NYC’s Power Station, this LP delivers snarling riffs, punchy vocals, and rebellious attitude—perfectly reflecting the band’s place in the waning days of 80s glam metal.