Late Night With The Devil

"A "comeback" of sorts for Lizzy and the crew, and he hasn't missed a beat. His smooth-ranged voice hasn't lost a bit over the past ten-plus years, as there's a little Bruce Dickinson, some Seb Bach, and more. If not for the "shock" factor of his overall image and career, Lizzy could very well have filled the lead vocal slot for a number of metal bands over the past decade– Maiden and Skids included.
There is a solid late '80s/early '90s metal feel to the release, and the writing smacks with a certain non-chalant feel, ala Blackie Lawless and Dee Snider, perhaps. (metal-reviews.com)

Devil's Nightmare tells the story of a group of tourists who become lost during a trip. They meet a man at the roadside who gives them directions, but it is too late to catch the ferry. They are then directed to an old castle which offers room and board. A succubus also comes to stay at the castle and proceeds to seduce each tourist according to their own personal weakness, then kills them, using their sin against them. Each tourist is a representative of one of the Seven Deadly Sins.

Mellow grooves from the coolest Jazz cats set the perfect mood for your late night lounge. Whether the night time is wind-down time, or a chance for a romantic evening in, this double disc set of chilled-out Jazz sounds are the perfect backdrop with over two hours of late night Jazz music.
Billie Holiday, Cannonball Adderley, Sarah Vaughan, Milt Jackson, Al Cohn And Zoot Sims, Peggy Lee, Lee Morgan, Count Basie and others.

2010 two CD collection. Mellow grooves from the coolest Jazz cats set the perfect mood for your late night lounge. Whether the night time is wind-down time, or a chance for a romantic evening in, this double disc set of chilled-out Jazz sounds are the perfect backdrop with over two hours of late night Jazz music.

The Rolling Stones’ 1981 tour was the biggest rock and roll event of the year. The size of the production, the length and the pubulicity surrounding it were unprecedented. They played in the biggest arenas, sometimes for multiple nights, and orchestrated a media blitz which saw them appear on television somewhere in the world at least once a week on local stations, syndicated shows like Rona Barrett’s new news program “Inside & Out” and on cable television with several appearances on the brand new channel MTV. The big tour finale was the pay-per-view broadcast by satellite on the final night…