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French reissue label Bad Reputation has been doing a great job releasing ‘Collector Series / Remastered with Bonus’, with the main attraction being, on most releases, the addition of a bonus disc, making these reissues the ‘definitive expanded versions’. In a Rock Candy Records fashion, these are official remasters in arrangement with the original recording companies.In the case of this...
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And here’s the last of the first three FIREHOUSE albums remastered in its last Japanese Edition including bonus tracks, the band’s second effort “Hold Your Fire“.FireHouse’s “Hold Your Fire” sports *The Sound* that defined the Melodic Hard Rock genre between 1990-92. And coupled with truly awesome songs. Again produced by master David Prater, the sophomore release from the North Carolina...
Following the presentation of the first three FIREHOUSE albums remastered in its last Japanese Edition including bonus tracks, here it is “3“, the lovely Firehouse third record including as extra the really hard to find tunes ‘Christmas With You’ and the hit ‘I Live My Life For You (More Acoustic)’. Firehouse are one band that no one can say was...
One of you, fellow readers, asked for the first three FIREHOUSE albums remastered in its last Japanese Edition including bonus tracks. So here we go with the awesome self-titled debut (which in Japan appeared with different artwork) plus 4 extras. Firehouse’s recipe wasn’t complicated: typical late ’80s hard rock stylistically similar to Bon Jovi or Winger, with fluffed up looks...
RUBICON CROSS, featuring Firehouse vocalist CJ Snare and guitar virtuoso Chris Green (of UK bands Pride and Furyon) released this killer full length some time ago, and one of you asked for the exclusive Best Buy version with 2 bonus tracks, now out of print.Our first look at Rubicon Cross in recorded form came back in 2011 with the independent...
Compilation albums have become so commonplace that if you were to go and look at all the various ultimate/definitive collections, super hits, or the very best of, many would find out record companies have little remorse cashing in on an artist’s back catalog. Very rarely will labels reach out to the musicians themselves to get their blessing or will have...
