The Monkees Greatest Hits is a 1976 greatest hits compilation album of songs by the Monkees released by Arista Records, and a reissue of an earlier Bell Records compilation, Re-Focus. While the Monkees were among the top-selling bands of the mid-1960s, their decline was sharp and their last new albums and singles sold poorly…

2014 release, the third full-length album from the Hair Metal rockers. Featuring vocalist Michael Starr, guitarist Satchel, bassist Lexxi Foxxx and drummer Stix Zadinia, Steel Panther’s potent blend of Metal riffing, catchy hooks and Rock ‘n’ Roll bravado has earned them a huge fanbase worldwide. The limited Deluxe Edition also contains a DVD, including live footage from the Australian tour, two official music videos and SPTV bonus material.

Christmas songs performed in heavy rock/metal style, fronted by Finland's most acclaimed metal vocalists.

AlphaState is a new Heavy Metal band and the main idea was to combine the 80’s style of playing with a more modern sound. Bands that have huge influence in their music are Steelheart, Black Label Society, Ozzy Osbourne, Pantera, Primal Fear, Brainstorm, to name a few. The debut album will be titled “Out of the Black”, it contains 10 tracks and it will be released on November 27th, 2015.

The third album from the 1960s Los Angeles-based psychedelic rockers the Peanut Butter Conspiracy found the outfit continuing their synthesis of sunshine pop, folk-rock, blues, and psychedelic experimentation. The male-female vocals of Alan Brackett and Barbara Robinson lilt and lull, and the band's bouncy, tuneful, and sometimes raucous energy pays heed to contemporaries such as Buffalo Springfield, Big Brother and the Holding Company, and Jefferson Airplane. Although the Peanut Butter Conspiracy's first two outings have an edge on this one, FOR CHILDREN OF ALL AGES is a time capsule of the West Coast '60s sound, and comes recommended for fans of vintage '60s psychedelia.

Vancouver techno-pop enterprise Delerium may be most widely known for getting Sarah McLachlan played in dance clubs; the famed songstress lent her vocals to their 1997 hit "Silence." DJ Tiesto's familiar dance-floor overhaul of the tune sets the pace for the double-disc compilation Odyssey, on which a procession of remix artists chop tracks from Delerium albums Semantic Spaces (1994), Karma (1997), and Poem (2000) into lengthy workouts…

Was there ever a performer in the history of American popular music who produced such a diverse body of work, over such an extended period of time, as Nat King Cole? In a career that spanned nearly 30 years despite his untimely death in 1965 at age 45 Nat sang and played just about everything at one time or another, from jazz and pop to country and spirituals and all else in between. To this day, his music all of it endures.

The legacy of Jeannie Reynolds is more than just her Chicago steppers classic "The Fruit Song". With a voice that could heat ice and melt hearts, Jeannie Reynolds pulled from the depths of her soul and infused her songs with a hard-won truth. Her 1976 debut album showcased the capricious quality of her voice and how effortlessly she adapted it to each song's theme (usually, heartbreak or loneliness). At the turn of a phrase, her voice's jagged edges could connote vulnerability and then morph into a combustible ball of funk.

Herman's Hermits were one of those odd 1960's groups that accumulated millions of fans, but precious little respect. Indeed, their status is remarkably similar to that of the Monkees and it's not a coincidence that both groups' music was intended to appeal to younger teenagers…