Biohazard "Biohazard [1994 Reissue, Sample CD, Japan, F.E.M.S., APCY-8188]"

Biohazard is the debut studio album by American hardcore punk band Biohazard, released in June 1990 by Magnetic Air.

The intro to the song "Retribution" is from the movie The Godfather Part II.

The songs "Wrong Side of the Tracks" and "Hold My Own" were rerecorded for the band's second album Urban Discipline. The 2004 remaster features a different cover than the original 1990 pressing.

Track listing

1. "Retribution" 4:26
2. "Victory" 2:29
3. "Blue Blood" 2:29
4. "Howard Beach" 2:09
5. "Wrong Side of the Tracks" 3:54
6. "Justified Violence" 4:09
7. "Skinny Song" 2:27
8. "Hold My Own" 2:38
9. "Panic Attack" 2:35
10. "Pain" 3:30
11. "Survival of the Fittest" 2:16
12. "There & Back" 4:02
13. "Scarred for Life" 4:15

Total length: 41:23

Biloxi "Let The Games Begin (Japan, Zero Corporation, XRCN-1089)"

Biloxi was formed in 1989 in Los Angeles, California by founding member/vocalist Clyde Holly. The band went through several member changes until 1992 when "Let The Games Begin" was recorded. Biloxi signed to Zero Records in Japan in 1993 which charted the band with a top ten CD in the Asian market.

Tracklist:

1. Run For Your Life ラン・フォー・ユア・ライフ  (Orrico/Holly)  3:24
2. Angel エンジェル   (Holly/Toucey)   3:35
3. Mississippi Queen ミシシッピ・クイーン   (Laing/Rea/Pappalardi/West)  3:46
4. Don't Cry No More ドント・クライ・ノー・モア  (Holly/Toucey)   4:31
5. Out Too Late アウト・トゥー・レイト   (Holly/Toucey)   4:11
6. Livin' Time リヴィン・タイム   (Holly)   3:46
7. Show Me The Way ショウ・ミー・ザ・ウェイ   (McNulty)  4:19
8. Magic マジック   (Holly/Toucey/Rowland)   4:11
9. Dancin' ダンシン    (Holly)  4:05
10. Somewhere In The Night サムホェア・イン・ザ・ナイト   (Holly/Toucey)  3:32
11. Here And Now ヒア・アンド・ナウ   (Holly)   4:31

Issued in a standard jewel case with 14-page booklet including English release information and lyrics, Japanese lyrics and commentary, the latter credited as:

'93. 11. 12 川合純行/BURRN!

Also includes an obi.

Recording information:

Recorded At – B.E.M.S Studios

Recorded At – Fictitious Records

Mixed At – Fictitious Records

Mastered At – Oceanview Digital Mastering

Produced, engineered, mixed & arranged by – Biloxi & Clyde Holly

Mastered by – John Modell

Billionaires Boys Club "Something Wicked Comes (Japan, Polydor, POCP-1321)"

Billionaires Boys Club was a 90's Melodic Metal supergroup made up of Swedish, German and American members. The group was featured former Accept guitarist Jörg Fischer (Germany) and former Yngwie Malmsteen vocalist Mark Boals (USA) & drummer Anders Johansson (Sweden) and future HammerFall bassist Magnus Rosén (Sweden).

Their debut, Something Wicked Comes, was released in 1993.

Tracklist:

1. Won't See You Again ウォント・シー・ユー・アゲイン   5:07
2. Voyeur Romance ボイアー・ロマンス   3:32
3. Eternal Flame エターナル・フレイム   4:22
4. Something Wicked Comes サムシング・ウィキット・カムズ     4:22
5. No Time To Sleep ノー・タイム・トゥ・スリープ   2:57
6. Don't Lie To Me ドント・ライ   4:32
7. Down Down Down ダウン・ダウン・ダウン   5:08
8. Can't Last Forever キャント・ラスト・フォーエバー   4:17
9. Send Your Fat Friend Home センド・ユア・ファット・フレンド・ホーム   3:23
10. Inside Out インサイド・アウト   3:32
11. Moshing In The Pit モッシング・イン・ザ・ピット   4:40
12. Roadle Song ロードル・ソング   4:43

Initial press comes only with set of logo stickers, lyrics & OBI.

Bonus Tracks for Japan (listed on CD and Japan lyrics sheet but on back cover and booklet is only 10 tracks listed) :

11. Moshing In The Pit

12. Roadle Song

Recording information:

Producer – Jörg Fischer

Engineer – Frederik Bergengren

Bill Ward "Ward One - Along The Way [USA, Chameleon Music Group, D2-74816]"

Ward One: Along the Way is the debut studio album by former Black Sabbath and English heavy metal drummer Bill Ward. Originally released January 10, 1990, it features a wide array of guest musicians, including then-former Black Sabbath band member Ozzy Osbourne.

As originally released, Ward One featured a cover art image with a white background and a "one man band" motif. Bill Ward has stated in interviews and on his website that this artwork was not intended to be the proper artwork, and was replaced for a reprint with a much more somber "black" cover. Shortly after the black cover was issued, the record label (Chameleon) went out of business, and as such, the black cover art, while being Bill's preferred, is much harder to come by than the white one. The cover image for the white version does remain in the black version, albeit as interior artwork.

Tracklist:

1. "(Mobile) Shooting Gallery" (Ward, Phillips, Lynch) – 5:11
2. "Short Stories" (Ward, M. Bruce) – 1:06
3. "Bombers (Can Open Bomb Bays)" (Ward, Phillips, Lynch) – 4:23
4. "Pink Clouds an Island" (Ward) – 3:15
5. "Light Up the Candles (Let There Be Peace Tonight)" (Ward, Phillips, J. Bruce) – 3:35
6. "Snakes & Ladders" (Ward, Phillips) – 6:35
7. "Jack's Land" (Ward, Yeager) – 4:41
8. "Living Naked" (Ward, Lynch) – 6:03
9. "Music For a Raw Nerve Ending" (Ward) – 2:05
10. "Tall Stories" (Ward, Lynch) – 5:04
11. "Sweep" (Ward) – 4:00
12. "Along the Way" (Ward, Phillips, Lynch) – 3:09

Two different covers exist (three if you include the 2008 reissue version titled Living Naked). The regular one is shown here.

Package design (also cover concept): Paregrfx.

A promo video was made for 'Bombers (Can Open Bomb Bays)'.

Recording information:

Recorded at The Village Recorder, Take One, Front Page, & Studio on Wheels.

Mastered at Capitol.