Category: 1985

Of the three 80’s era albums from Autograph, this second one is probably the weakest.

Savatage’s 1985 album was the band’s first major label release, following two independent releases in 1983 and 1984.

‘Equator’ was the third and last of the Pete Goalby era fronted Uriah Heep years.

The King Kobra debut was met with widespread acclaim, indeed a mostly sophisticated set of mid 80’s commercial metal.

Magnum’s 1985 effort is simply a ‘must-have’ album for any supporter of AOR and melodic rock.

Los Angeles based five-piece Malice, had its origins in Portland Oregon, and developed the knack of being America’s answer to…

Icon’s ‘Night Of The Crime’ is deemed by many to be a classic melodic rock album. They are considered to…

An interesting band, and a great assortment of talent assembled under the banner of Life by Night.

The ‘Sacred Heart’ album came at a time when Dio’s resurgence was well and truly complete following the classic albums…

L.A Ray And The Shades. Great name for a band, but there is nothing remotely connecting this lot to California.

Wrapped in a pure AOR production thanks to Ron Nevison, this album is the pick of the bunch from Shooting…