RECENTLY ADDED ALBUMS

The 2000 comeback album, recorded with Peter Tägtgren at Abyss Studios in Sweden after Schmier rejoined Mike Sifringer as a three-piece.

Destruction's album with Martin Furia and Damir Eskić on guitars, out in Japan on 5 March 2025 and in Europe on 7 March, ending with an Accept cover.

Destruction became a four-piece again with Randy Black and Damir Eskić for this album, recorded in Switzerland and released on 9 August 2019.

Destruction's fourth album, from 1990, sung by André Grieder of Poltergeist after the band split with Schmier mid-sessions, with a "My Sharona" cover.

Released by AFM Records on 29 August 2008, an album whose ten song titles spell out its name, with guest solos from Gary Holt and Jeff Waters.

The first Destruction album with drummer Vaaver, released by Nuclear Blast on 18 February 2011 and mixed and mastered by Jacob Hansen.

Destruction's first album after founding guitarist Mike Sifringer left, made with Martin Furia and released by Napalm Records on 8 April 2022.

Destruction's second album, recorded in Hilpoltstein, Bavaria, in April 1986 and released by Steamhammer that July, the original trio's last record.

The 2005 album on AFM Records, with nine guest singers, among them Biff Byford, Doro Pesch and Paul Di'Anno, on "The Alliance of Hellhoundz".

A four-song EP released by Steamhammer in 1987, the first record by the four-piece with Harry Wilkens and Oliver Kaiser.

The first album with drummer Marc Reign, released in September 2003 and co-produced by the band and V.O. Pulver at Little Creek Studio in Switzerland.

Destruction's third album, the first by the four-piece, released by Steamhammer in 1987 with Kreator's Mille Petrozza and Ventor on backing vocals.

Destruction's first record, a six-song EP recorded at Caet Studio in Berlin in September 1984 and released by Steamhammer that November.

Destruction's 30th-anniversary album, released by Nuclear Blast on 23 November 2012, with Gerre of Tankard and Tom Angelripper of Sodom as guests.

The second album after the reunion, recorded again at Peter Tägtgren's Abyss Studios in 2001 and the last with Sven Vormann on drums.

Destruction's re-recording album, thirteen songs from 1984 to 1990 played anew plus two new ones, released by AFM Records in January 2007.

Second album of re-recorded 1980s Destruction songs, picked with fans and crowdfunded on PledgeMusic; Nuclear Blast released it on 10 November 2017.

Recorded in several sessions between tours from September 2015 to January 2016, the album Nuclear Blast released on 13 May 2016.

AC/DC's Backtracks in its standard two CDs and a DVD, 2017 pressing: studio rarities, live rarities from 1977 to 2000 and the Family Jewels Disc 3 videos.

AC/DC's tribute to Bon Scott on five CDs, here in its 2011 pressing: Atlantic Studios 1977, Paris 1979, the Volts rarities and Back in Black.

Fifty songs chosen by Japanese fans' votes for BON JOVI's 40th anniversary, on three SHM-CDs: the Deluxe Edition of the Japan-only All Time Best 1984-2024.

All four CINDERELLA studio albums and a disc of B-sides and live recordings on five CDs, made with Tom Keifer's help and released in 2018.

David Lee Roth's first five solo releases, from the Crazy from the Heat EP to Your Filthy Little Mouth, newly remastered and boxed for the first time.

Slaves and Masters, The Battle Rages On... and Purpendicular: DEEP PURPLE's three-disc box in Sony's Original Album Classics series, in card sleeves.

Hysteria at thirty on five CDs and two DVDs: the 2017 remaster, B-sides and remixes, and In the Round, In Your Face live on CD for the first time.

DEF LEPPARD's 2000s on six CDs: X, Yeah! and Songs from the Sparkle Lounge, with a B-sides disc and two discs of covers, one of them live.

DEF LEPPARD's 1980s on seven discs: the first four albums, the 1983 L.A. Forum show, a rarities disc and the 1979 debut EP, in the Japanese edition.

DEF LEPPARD's 1990s on seven SHM-CDs: Adrenalize, Retro Active, Slang and Euphoria, with three rarities discs Joe Elliott compiled, in the Japanese edition.

Four DOKKEN studio albums, Breaking the Chains to Back for the Attack, and the live Beast from the East: the band in Rhino's Original Album Series.

Images and Words, Awake, Falling into Infinity, Scenes from a Memory and Train of Thought: DREAM THEATER in Rhino's Original Album Series, five CDs.

Twelve DREAM THEATER studio albums from Images and Words to The Astonishing, gathered in one set for the first time: the 14-CD The Studio Albums 1992-2016.

FOREIGNER's first five albums, Foreigner (1977) to Agent Provocateur (1984), in Rhino's Original Album Series, five CDs in card sleeves.

Use Your Illusion I and II remastered for the first time, with complete shows from New York in 1991 and Las Vegas in 1992: seven CDs and a Blu-ray.

HEART's five albums from Little Queen (1977) to Passionworks (1983) on five CDs, the first three with bonus tracks, live recordings among them.

Not of This Earth, Flying in a Blue Dream, The Extremist, Joe Satriani and Crystal Planet: five JOE SATRIANI albums in Sony's Original Album Classics series.

Departure, Escape and Frontiers with their bonus tracks: JOURNEY's three-disc box in the three-album line of Sony's Original Album Classics series.

Infinity, Evolution, Escape, Frontiers and Raised on Radio from JOURNEY's Steve Perry years, five CDs in card sleeves; Escape and Frontiers add bonus tracks.

LOUDNESS's five worldwide albums from THUNDER IN THE EAST (1985) to ON THE PROWL (1991), one to a disc in Rhino's Original Album Series.

Thirty-five tracks Dave Mustaine chose for MEGADETH's 35th anniversary, from the 1985 debut to 2016's Dystopia, on three SHM-CDs in the Japanese edition.

Load remastered in a numbered box: six vinyl discs, fifteen CDs and four DVDs of demos and 1995-97 live shows, with the full-length "The Outlaw Torn" at last.

The Black Album at thirty, remastered: six vinyl discs, fourteen CDs and six DVDs of demos, rough mixes, interviews and live shows from 1991-93.

Reload remastered in a numbered box: five LPs, a 7-inch, fifteen CDs and four DVDs of demos, rough mixes and 1997-98 live shows, most of it unreleased.

The McAuley Schenker Group's four albums of 1987-1992, each with bonus tracks, on four CDs from Cherry Red's HNE.

MICHAEL SCHENKER GROUP's four studio albums of 1980-83 and the live One Night at Budokan, five CDs in the Original Album Series.

MINISTRY's Sire years in Rhino's Original Album Series: Twitch to Psalm 69, with the 1990 live album In Case You Didn't Feel Like Showing Up.

MOTLEY CRUE's five studio albums of 1981-1989 on picture-disc-style CDs in a side-loading box: the 2023 Crücial Crüe set in a new form for 2026.

Dr. Feelgood at thirty-five: the remastered album with demos and live tracks on three CDs, and replica tour memorabilia in an LP-size box.

All five volumes of MOTÖRHEAD's archive series The Löst Tapes on eight CDs: shows from 1984 to 2008, taken from the band's live-desk cassettes.

NICKELBACK's five albums from Silver Side Up (2001) to Here and Now (2011), one to a disc in Rhino's Original Album Series.

PANTERA's five albums from Cowboys from Hell (1990) to Reinventing the Steel (2000), one to a disc in Rhino's Original Album Series.

PRETTY MAIDS from Red, Hot and Heavy (1984) to Stripped (1993), five albums in card sleeves in Sony's Original Album Classics series.

Queen II in its 2026 mix, with unreleased takes of every song, the BBC sessions and 1973-75 live recordings: five CDs and two LPs in the Collector's Edition.

RATT's five Atlantic albums, Out of the Cellar (1984) to Detonator (1990), one to a disc in Rhino's Original Album Series.

RATT's five Atlantic albums, 1984 to 1990, with seven bonus tracks, single edits among them, in HNE Recordings' five-CD clamshell box of 2020.

Grace Under Pressure at forty: the 1984 mix remastered, a new Terry Brown mix and the complete 1984 Toronto show on four CDs and a Blu-ray.

TESTAMENT's first five albums, The Legacy (1987) to The Ritual (1992), one to a disc in Rhino's Original Album Series.

One Way Ticket to Hell... and Back at twenty on four CDs: B-sides and remixes, an unreleased 2006 Birmingham show, and demos once thought lost.

Eleven TOTO studio albums, a 1980 Tokyo live EP and the Old Is New collection on 13 CDs: the 2019 retail box drawn from the 2018 All In set.

Sony's Original Album Classics box of TOTO's first five albums, from Toto (1978) to Isolation (1984), each in a card sleeve.

UFO's 2015 album, produced by Chris Tsangarides in Kent and first out in Japan and Scandinavia on 18 February, was the first with bassist Rob De Luca.