RoadrunneR RR 9300 to RR 9399 Vinyl LP Albums Gallery

CRIMSON GLORY - Strange and Beautiful (1991)

In an era of sound- and look-alike metal bands, Crimson Glory they wore full-face metallic silver masks on-stage (as well as for all photo shoots and public appearances). The mystically-named vocalist Midnight was the exception to this, as his mask left his mouth uncovered. 

Roadracer Records RO 9328

SEPULTURA - Arise (1991, Holland)

Arise is the fourth studio album by Brazilian thrash metal band Sepultura, released in 1991 through RoadRavce Records. Upon its release, the album received top reviews from heavy metal magazines such as Rock Hard, Kerrang! and Metal Forces.

Shrapnel / RoadrunneR RR 9342

JOEY TAFOLLA - Infra Blue (1991)

Joey Tafolla's 1991 release, "Infra Blue," is a captivating instrumental rock journey showcasing his virtuosity. The album seamlessly blends technical prowess with emotive storytelling, featuring dynamic arrangements and melodic sensibilities. The LP format adds a nostalgic touch, enhancing the warmth of Tafolla's guitar work. A genre-defying experience, "Infra Blue" remains a timeless gem, transcending geographical boundaries and leaving an indelible mark on instrumental rock music.

KING DIAMOND - The Eye (1990)  New Web-Page

"The Eye" is a concept album by King Diamond released in 1990. It continues to feature a major storyline such as other King Diamond albums, though it is told differently. It is the only King Diamond album to utilize drum programming. 

SEPULTURA - Schizophrenia (1987)

Schizophrenia was the second album by Brazilian thrash metal band Sepultura released in 1987. All songs recorded at J.G. Estudio, Belo Horizonte during August 1987, It is the first album of Sepultura with Andreas Kisser. This album marks a real change for the band as it shows they can write more elaborated material than the raw Death Metal of their debut.

Roadrunner Records – RR 9374-1

ANNIHILATOR - Never, Neverland ( 1990, Netherlands ) New Web-Page   

Annihilator's "Never, Neverland" (1990) marked a pivotal moment in Canadian thrash metal. With Coburn Pharr as lead singer, the album showcased raw energy and lyrical depth, exploring psychological themes. Tracks like "The Fun Palace" and "I Am in Command" highlighted the band's technical prowess. A seminal work, it left an enduring impact on the genre, contributing to the evolution of Canadian heavy metal.