Sin Killer Barbies

Album produced in 1996 in Spain as a tribute to the singing group Boney M after serving his 20-year history. It was created by the German producer Frank Farian in 1975 with four vocalists, among which was the only man in the group, Bobby Farrell, who died last year 2010 - for his incredible solo voice and his wardrobe and mobility in scenarios. Boney M was the group's cult disco in the 70 and 80 and the most famous group in Europe of Culture 'disco'. Almost exclusively dominated the European charts in the late 70's and early 80's with a number of issues that still retain some validity today. Boney M has sold over 40 million albums and 65 million singles worldwide. And here is a compilation of 18 of his most renowned, not only in Spain but internationally.

Formed by Bobby Blotzer (Ratt's drummer) and Keri Kelli (guitarist for Alice Cooper), Saints Of The Underground quickly recruited Jani Lane (Warrant vocalist) and Robbie Crane (Ratt's bassist) to fill out their roster. Separately these accomplished musicians have achieved multi-platinum successes, but together they have pooled their talents into an exciting new sound that fuses killer hooks, big guitars, and rock-n-roll attitude.

One of the greatest bands no ones heard of who are hereby rescued from slipping into the ether. Despite once being on the verge of a deal with Transatlantic and garnering a massive live following in their native Newcastle Upon Tyne area during the early to mid seventies, Its only now that they have their CD debut. This CD pieces together what should have been a debut LP on Transatlantic from remaining studio tapes and acetate sources and has good audio quality. The six tracks are pure killer.
Steve Brown formed this outfit in 1971, and they quickly developed a tight style of cool but potent jazz rock, characterised by lengthy powerful instrumental breaks and sax, and infectious beats.