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Let's get one thing straight: Back For Another Taste was Helix' best album. It's marred by both tragedy and triumph, but musically it has not been topped by this band.

First, the tragedy. After 16 years in Helix, "Dr." Brent Doerner departed...
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I'm a major Pink Cream 69 fan, and have all of their albums, but it's pretty rare that I go back and listen to the band's 1989 self-titled debut. Part of that is due to the fact that I discovered PC69 after David Readman had come on board as...
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If someone were new to the band Aerosmith I would definitely recommend two CDs,one would be this collection and the other would be "O'Yeah" between these 2 collections the casual fan would have all the essential Aerosmith tunes recorded both...
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The only songs on this album that aren't on Big Ones or O Yeah! Ultimate Aerosmith Hits are some live and/or acoustic versions. They only have "Dream On" and "Sweet Emotion" as live, but don't have the original recordings. They also have a dumb...
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This is Aerosmith's fourth attempt at a best of collection, and it's the fourth to omit my two favorite Aerosmith songs (I'm not the only one who has picked these among favorites), "Sick As A Dog" From "Rocks" and "Seasons of Wither" from "Get...
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Krokus is an example of a band that got lost in the
80's garbage hair metal bands that were on MTv but were
much better. This album always reminded me of ACDC
style rock and I've always loved it! Every song is a
killer....
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"One vice at time" is a very rattling album - too noisy and too loud. Maybe they all (band, producer, record company) thought this is how heavy metal should sound like, but I strongly believe they kind of destroyed many good song with this...
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One of the best Krokus albums, with some of the funniest metal tunes ever. How can you not howl over silliness like "Long Stick Goes Boom," "Bad Boys, Rag Dolls" or the classic "Down The Drain" with lyrics like "My mother was a b-girl, my old...
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2003's Guilty as Sin is album #4 from melodic rock supergroup Brazen Abbot. Led by guitarist/songwriter/mastermind Nikolo Kotsev, the Brazen Abbot has a history of bringing together the best singers and musicians in the melodic rock scene for some...
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This music is really great if you are an 80's and 90's hair band lover! Great Tunes!!
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I thought 1987's "Perfect Timing" was a fantastic record, so when MSG put out "Save Yourself" two years later, I was really looking forward to it. Apparently they used up all their creative juices on the first release.

Aside from Anytime...
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Okay well ive been a fan for about 4 years & this disk cant be taken out of my CD player & is constantly on repeat on my ipod. For a second album, this is amazing! WILD TALK is probobly one of their best songs they've ever recorded. This is pure...
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I was surprised by this album. If you enjoy the gothic atmosphere that the 69 eyes brings then this album isn't for you. It was heavily rock blues influenced like a bad 80's tribute. It was too bright. I didn't even recognize that band members...
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Yngwie is a living legend of the guitar. I really admire him and I love to hear him playing when he is focused and concentrated. This album from 1992 is probably one of the last if not the very last very good album from him. After this one came...
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Malmsteen is good, no question about it. He is all speed and no soul. This cd is garbage and sounds like something from an original nintendo video game with a hint of dragons and wizards. complete wang rock. Very uninspiring......
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Elektra had picked up where Polydor left off. This album, despite the band for it's weakness, was resurrected by the amazing recording production from Elektra. The two tracks "Perpetual" & "Leviathan" are honorable mentions with a hint of "Yngwie...
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A masterpiece no doubt about it. This album with Hvis Lyset Tar Oss are the best of Burzum. My favorites tracks are En Ring til ? herske, Lost Wisdom, Snu mikrokosmos tegn, Key to the gate, and Han som reiste.
This CD got 4 Tracks with...
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This album contains some great tracks, but when you really look at it, half of it is boring ambient. Perhaps he should have put the Aske tracks on this album instead of some of the boring instrumentals. No doubt though, this is a highly...
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A lot of folks, particularly the brigade that feels any UFO without Michael Schenker is worthless, seriously dump on this disc. More so because of Pete Way's departure from UFO shortly after its release, claiming the band had started going soft....
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Not very impressive, the only really good song is the writer, the other ones are pretty forgettable. Do Yourself a favor and pick up some of their good stuff like Flying, force it, lights out, etc.
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Greetings...

I agree... this recording was very good... and YES, I own HEADSTONE on vinyl (IMPORT, if y