Enrico Rosticci

 "Queen 4 A Day... brings no substantial change to the classic L.A. metal of the eighties, offering the listener a suggestive tour of the Sunset Strip."

 "Purchasing 'Queen 4 A Day' is particularly recommended for every nostalgist of the '80s glam scene, but it could also hold pleasant surprises for the new generation in search of strong emotions."

Shameless' 'Queen 4 A Day' revives the spirit of 80s L.A. glam rock with a lively, carefree energy. Featuring notable guests like Steve Summers and Jani Lane, the album delivers catchy singles and heartfelt ballads. While it doesn't radically innovate the genre, it offers a nostalgic yet fresh experience, recommended for glam rock enthusiasts and newcomers alike. Listen to 'Queen 4 A Day' now and experience a vibrant glam rock journey filled with iconic collaborations and classic L.A. metal energy!

 "Corruption of Innocence represents an ideal bridge between the strictly seventies-anchored sounds and future U.S.-influenced excursions."

 "A compact and powerful album, a worthy example of ’80s hard rock."

Vanadium's 1987 album Corruption of Innocence marks a transitional period between their 70s roots and future U.S.-influenced melodic hard rock. Produced by Jim Faraci, the album offers dynamic riffs and technical solos with occasional production flaws. The band skillfully blends influences from Ratt, Dokken, and White Lion, creating an energetic and emotionally sincere collection of songs. This work is recommended for fans of 80s glam and AOR rock. Discover the dynamic spirit of 80s hard rock—listen to Vanadium's Corruption of Innocence now!

 Every note of this album encapsulates precise sensations linked to those years, a period that represents the days when reality still appeared to me as something to discover day by day.

 "Born To Fight" is the symbol of Vanadium's attitude and class, but above all, it is an album that gives a complete meaning to the two words rock and Italy.

Vanadium's 1986 album Born To Fight remains a defining work in Italian hard rock, embodying the spirit of the era with passionate performances and memorable tracks. Produced by Lou Austin, the album combines heavy riffs, powerful vocals, and heartfelt ballads, showcasing the band's musical maturity. It represents a crucial moment when Italian rock gained international relevance, delivering timeless anthems like "I Was Born To Rock." The album's authentic energy and classic sound still resonate decades later. Dive into Vanadium's Born To Fight and experience a timeless Italian hard rock classic—listen now and feel the 80s rock energy!

 "Peace Sells... But Who’s Buying? is still today a brilliant example of the talent and execution skill of this exceptional quartet."

 "The majestic progression of the title track, characterized by an initial bass riff that has rightfully entered the history of heavy metal."

Megadeth's 1986 album Peace Sells... But Who’s Buying? is regarded as a seminal thrash metal record. The album showcases exceptional technical skill, blending speed and progressive metal elements. Key contributions from Chris Poland and the Mustaine-Ellefson partnership elevate the music. The album's dark themes reflect Cold War anxieties, and tracks like the title song and Good Mourning/Black Friday remain iconic. This platinum-certified work remains essential for metal fans. Dive into Megadeth’s legendary album Peace Sells... But Who’s Buying? and experience thrash metal at its finest!