Hårdrock & AOR

Deep Purple: Made in Japan (Steven Wilson remix) [Gatefold / 2 Vinyl LP]

180GR./4P INSERT/LIMITED EDITION ON RED & BLACK MARBLED VINYL.<br/><br/>This record signifies a bold leap forward for the band - from djenty riffs to melodies displaying our <br/>symphonic metal roots, with Bleed Out Within Temptation have created a sonic journey that delivers a fusion of diverse musical styles and thought-provoking themes.<br/><br/>Reflecting the tumultuous state of the world, the Dutch metallers have drawn inspiration from events such as the murder of Mahsa Amini in Iran and the war in Ukraine. Sharon: "The war in Ukraine has influenced us a lot. As artists we are inspired by the world, and we have this platform. We are storytellers, and I think as human beings, these are things we should be talking about."

Osbourne Ozzy: Blizzard of Ozz [Vinyl LP]

Balance (Expanded Edition) features Van Halen's multi-platinum 10th studio album with remastered audio across 2 LPs for improved sound quality, and an exclusive etching on Side D. <br/>Contains the singles "Don't Tell Me (What Love Can Do)," "Can't Stop Lovin' You" and "Amsterdam," plus the instrumental "Baluchitherium," included on the album's vinyl format for the first time since the original 1995 release.

Clear white & blue splatter vinyl.

180 gram vinyl.<br/><br/>"Memoirs of a madman" samlar för första gången alla Ozzys största och bästa hits på en och samma plats. Denna utgåva ger kristallklar inblick i rocklegendens karriär för både gamla och nya fans.

Considered one of his most successful and most popular albums, No More Tears is Ozzy Osbourne's sixth solo studio album, originally a top 10 album upon its release in September 1991. Featuring some of Zakk Wylde's best-ever guitar work, along with four songs co-written by Motörhead's Lemmy Kilmister, No More Tears contains some of the biggest songs of Ozzy's career, including the top 5 rock radio hits "No More Tears" and "Mama, I'm Coming Home" (the latter also his highest charting top 40 radio track), along with the Grammy®-winning song "I Don't Want to Change the World." The album went on to become quadruple-platinum in the US, becoming one of Ozzy's two best-selling albums alongside his groundbreaking solo debut Blizzard of Ozz.