Featuring an all-star cast of some of Rock's biggest names, this album boasts appearances by, amongst others, Bryan Adams co-writer, Jim Vallance, and American Pop Idol panellist and multi Grammy Award winning record producer Randy Jackson on bass.

The real catch, however, is Jon Bon Jovi who co-wrote most of the album and contributes vocals to 9 of the 10 tracks on the album! This was done as a thank you for Aldo Nova's work on the "Young Guns" soundtrack 12 months previously! A real find!

Blood On The Bricks / Medicine Man / Bang Bang / Someday / Young Love / Modern World / This Ain't Love / Hey Ronnie (Veronica’s Song) / Touch Of Madness / Bright Lights

Run To The Angels / Bad Boys / Gonna Make You Rock / The Game / Steel On Steel / Shout It Out / Are You Ready / Cold As Ice / Rough Trade / Rock City / Gimme Your Love / Bonus Tracks- Snatch / No Foolin'

For this their second album MainEEaxe, picked up a new rhythm section, toured with Magnum, and released an EP, Days of Thunder (which features on this edition), and Going for the Gold. This edition contains the aforementioned EP and the subsequent one as bonus tracks on this newly re-mastered edition. This is the first time this long sought after record has been on CD, and this issue is part of Cherry Red s reevaluation of the Power Station label. The booklet comes with new notes from Classic Rocks Dave Ling in conjunction with the band and new artwork with memorabilia and rare photos from the bands archive.

Rock Is The Word / The Score / Going For World / Infatuation / I Will Ride The Storm / Get Up, Get Down / Alone Again / Gimme Your Love / The Best Is Yet To Come / Bonus Tracks - The Hour Of Thunder / Call Of The Wild / Spark To The Flame / Lady From The Night / Misgivings / Gimme Your Love / Call Of The Wild / Lady From The Night

The group went on to release an independent EP, and within two years had signed with Polygram. Their self titled debut album was recorded with producer Bruce Faibairn, Di Gallonardo having been replaced by Blake Sakamoto.

Their first single Ritual became a Top 40 hit in 1988 and a subsequent tour built upon their success.

World Has A Heart Too / Get To You / Ritual / Forgot To Make Her Mine / Tamin / The Wild Nights / I'm So Sorry / Resurrect / Baby Don't Fade / Human / Halfway Around The World / Rock You All Night Long / Tatiana / Bonus Tracks - Get To You (Dub Version) / Get To You (12 Version)

It was at this time that the band met Kevin Nixon who would become their manager and label boss when he signed them to his York-based company Powerstation Records. Eventually outgrowing the local scene the band signed to Polydor Records, allegedly a deal done backstage at the old Marquee Club on Charing Cross Road.

This, their debut album has long been out of print and sought after in the CD format, now thanks to a new deal signed with Powerstation records it’s available again.

All Roads Lead To You / Forbidden Fruit / I Want Love / Reach For Me / Bad Or Just No Good / Burning Me / No More Whiskey / Down In The Night / Better Than The Rest / Too Posh To Mosh / Some Kind Of Alien

Tokyo Blade issued their debut recording in 1984 (which was self-titled in the United Kingdom, and titled

Midnight Rendezvous everywhere else), featuring the lineup of Alan Marsh (vocals), Andy Wrighton (bass), John Wiggins (guitar), and Steve Pierce (drums), in addition to Boulton.

This, their debut album has long been out of print and sought after in the CD format, now thanks to a new deal signed with Powerstation records it s available again.

Disc One- Powergame / Break The Chains / If Heaven Is Hell / On Through The Night / Killer City / Liar / Tonight / Sunrise In Tokyo / Blue Ridge Mountains Of Virginia / Disc Two - Death On Main Street (Bonus Track) / Madame Guillotine Single / Breakout Single / Love Struck Single / Midnight Rendezvous - Midnight Rendezvous / Mean Streak / If Heaven Is Hell / Highway Passion / The Caves Sessions - Shadows Of Insanity / School House Is Burning / Jezzabel / Monkey’s Blood

Lead by original member and lead guitarist Mick Box since 1982, Uriah Heep returned in 2008 from a recording hiatus that had lasted ten years with a brand new studio album (Wake The Sleeper) that floored the critics and fans in equal measure. Equator, the band’s sixteenth studio album was produced by Tony Platt (AC/DC, Foreigner) and was the last to feature lead singer, Pete Goalby bringing to an end this powerful association. Equator was also the last time for the band to enjoy a UK chart placing.

This expanded edition adds 4 bonus tracks with the non-album single b-side, Backstage Girl as well as a live version of the Heep classic Gypsy. All are previously unreleased on CD and enhance this rather over-looked Uriah Heep offering. 25TH Anniversary Edition of Uriah Heep’s sixteenth studio album. Re-mastered & Expanded to include 4 bonus tracks previously unreleased on CD.

Rockarama / Bad Blood / Lost One Love / Angel / Holding On / Party Time / Poor Little Rich Girl / Skool’s Burnin / Heartache City / Night Of The Wolf / Bonus Tracks- Rockarama (7 Single Edit) / Back Stage Girl (7 Single B-Side) / Gypsy (Live) / Poor Little Rich Girl (7 Single Version)

of England, and released a single, Puppet Life on the Small Wonder label in June 1978.

In 1979 they signed to United Artists and released the single Jellyfish / Engine Of Excess and the album

Laughing Academy. 1980 saw the release of the single Secrets/Brain Bomb. All received critical acclaim and sold well.

An extensive European tour followed and United Artists sent the band into the studio to record another album, a concept album to be called Gigantic Days. However while the recording was still going on, United Artists were taken over by EMI, who dropped the band.

Puppet Life / Funk Me / The Message / All White Jack / Obsession / Radar Bug / Metropolis/ British Baboon / Babalon / Excess Bleeding Heart / Laughing Academy / Bonus Tracks - Secrets A-Side / Brain Bomb B-Side Secrets / Engine Of Excess A-Side / Jellyfish B-Side Engine Of Excess / Baby Don T Jump / B-Side- Laughing Academy