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Waking the Fallen is Avenged Sevenfold's second full-length release and the first to feature Johnny Christ on bass. This was the last Avenged Sevenfold album to feature their metalcore sound. It is also the last album on which frontman M. Shadows screams excessively, although there is much more melodic singing on this album than their previous album.

Shattering preconceptions of punk and metal, Avenged Sevenfold blazes a bold new path with its debut major label album, City of Evil. Fusing punk with melody, metal intensity with an adventurous spirit, the drama and darkness of A7X moves effortlessly from his powerful vocal punch to thick cascading melodies, from loud and fast to epic. Influenced by everyone from Pantera, Metallica and Iron Maiden to Bad Religion, Misfits, Guns 'N Roses, prog-metal and experimental rock, Avenged Sevenfold seeks its own musical vengeance with City of Evil.

Avenged Sevenfold (also known as The Black & White Album, in reference to The White Album and The Black Album, because of its black and white and otherwise featureless cover.)

With the release of "Cedar Grove" Jeff Lang takes his place as a fully-matured singer-songwriter, not just a flash guitarist who sings. Jeff plays amplified acoustic guitar with an assured touch that ranges from delicate finger-picking to the howling feedback intro of "Too Easy to Kill". Some songs, like the anti-gun "Too Easy to Kill' tell a straightforward tale. Others, like the road song with reminiscences "Always Moving" paint a mood with evocative word sketches. Most of the pieces can be enjoyed on several levels- as bravado instrumental works, fine examples of ensemble playing, as mood pieces, and as intriguing poetry set to music-surely the mark of well crafted songs. Jeff's voice has never sounded better, the slightly strident tone of earlier recordings giving way to a more rounded but still urgent sound.

Angry Anderson's voice is gritty and coated in whisky. This is music that is played in juke boxes at biker bars and have titles that the everyday Joe can relate to:
"Union Man", "Hard Rockin' Man", "Pain" and "One More Drink With The Boys" just to name a few here. ROSE TATTOO is a man's band here. No pretty boys are in this line up and their music is raw and very unpolished just like the band's look. Pain was the last Rose Tattoo album to feature Pete Well's before his death.

Rose Tattoo is one of Australia's hardest rocking outfits. This is a good first album with excellent very raw production from Vanda & Young (produced AC/DC). 'Nice Boys' is pretty much a perfect rock song, the best on the record. Other stand-outs include 'Bad Boy For Love' and 'Rock 'n Roll Outlaw'.

Tim Finn OBE (born June 25, 1952) is a New Zealand born singer and songwriter. Finn is most known for his music with New Zealand 1970s and 1980s rock group Split Enz, and later for his solo work. Tim joined Crowded House for the "Woodface" album and tour and then left, later joining brother Neil as the Finn Brothers.

Deniz Tek and Rob Younger formed Radio Birdman in mid-1974 in Sydney. Radio Birdman's music does not fit specifically with the punk rock genre, nor do the band like this label. A fitting genre would be alternative punk, or as the band called it, 'Sub-Pop'. Fans of the band often classed the music as the Detroit sound, similar to bands such as MC5. The first track 'Aloha Steve & Danno' is a take off from the TV Show Hawaii Five-O.

John Butler is many things to many people. To John’s family he is a much loved husband, father, brother, and son. To his ever growing fan base it is purely about the musical journey, the soul of the guitar and the honesty and integrity of John’s lyrics. For guitar players John has reignited interest in open tunings, slide-playing and down-home tone, like his heroes singer/songwriter and slide great Jeff Lang and multi-instrumentalist virtuoso Bob Brozman.

There's something prematurely mythic about The Flood. Their name swirls with the gravity of the Old Testament and the everyday calamity of life on the land. Their last album, The Late Late Show, won Tamworth's Golden Guitar for Group of the Year in 2006. Rhythms magazine calls them "the best Australian country rock band since The Dingoes."

For the better part of the Seventies, Sherbet were the Kings of Pop in Australia. By mid-decade they were undisputed rulers of the Australian charts and stages, and only with the appearance of the mighty Skyhooks was Sherbet confronted with its first serious rival. Sherbet were marketed as a teen-oriented singles band producing polished highly commerical pop/R&B.

Eskimo Joe formed in 1997 in Fremantle, Western Australia.
Kavyen 'Kav' Temperley (bass/vocals), Joel Quartermain (guitar) and Stuart MacLeod (guitar) formed a band to compete in the Australian National Campus Band Competition. Their name came about after they saw a t-shirt of Eskimo Joe's, the popular restaurant in Stillwater, Oklahoma.

This is a rare find. The album was only released in Australia, Canada and Germany
Steve Knightley and Phil Beer are widely acknowledged as the finest acoustic roots duo in England. Knightley, who writes most of their inspired material and Beer, a dazzling multi instrumentalist, have built up a huge following which has seen them twice sell out the Albert Hall. Voted Best Live Act by the public at the 2004 BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards, the jury is still out on just what kind of music they play. A genre defying mix of rock, roots, blues, country, trad, and often influenced by the music of other countries.

Australian Crawl captured elements of Australia's east coast surfing culture, pub rock. The title track is now an Australian iconic track, but at the time of release was highly risque and did not get radio airplay.
Beautiful People was the band's first single. It and the last track sling off at the alouf element of the upper crust with good effect. Upbeat, jovial and with James Reyne's biting lyrics, give this album at least three listens before passing judgement.