Music on CD

Tygers Of Pan Tang: Cage 1982 [CD]

'Spellbound' represented an amazing evolution for the Tygers of Pan Tang, especially considering that it was released a mere six months after their very rough and unpolished debut. This album represents the Tygers at the very peak of their career. It's the first album with Jon Deverill on vocals. It's also the first album with John Sykes on guitars, who later became the 'energizer' for bands like Whitesnake (1987) and Thin Lizzy (Thunder And Lightning). From the opening shot "Gangland", which hits you like a kick in the face, to Heavy Metal classics like "Take It", "Hellbound", "Silver And Gold" and "Tyger Bay", to the atmospheric ballad "Mirror, Mirror", and the single "Dont Stop By" which closes the album.

White Tony Joe: Black & White [CD]

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Jeff Beck Group: Flash [CD]

A year and a half after Kansas disbanded at the end of the 'Drastic Measures Tour', former lead singer Steve Walsh returned to revive Kansas along with original band members Phil Ehart and Rich Williams added with guitarist Steve Morse. The old Kansas style was ready for a change and became more hard rock and pop than prog rock, and the tough-yet-sleek opener, "Silhouettes In Disguise," immediately announces the change to listeners. "Power" was a minor hit and the simple chorus is effective. Steve Morse just blazes through this superb rocking album. Although the album is more mainstream rock with a Kansas' edge it's often considered as one of their best.

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