Soft | Aor Hard Rock in MP3

Patty Smyth – Come On December (2015)

The Christmas album was the first album release from Patty Smyth in 23 years. In 2015, to promote the release of the album, Patty Smyth crowd-funded a campaign to support the Headstrong Project with all the money raised on the pre-orders of her album going to the non-profit. The album featured the single “Broken” (more…)

The Blasters – The Blasters (1981) [Reissue 2010 WEB Release]

Artist: The Blasters Album: The Blasters Year: 1981 [Reissue 2010] Country: USA Genre: Soft Rock, Rock N’ Roll, Rockabilly Size: 216 Mb

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Tom Cochrane – Hang On To Your Resistance (The Early Years) (1974) (Reissue 1987)

Hang On to Your Resistance is the debut album for Canadian musician Tom Cochrane, originally released in 1974 on Daffodil Records. The album was released under just his last name, Cochrane. In 1987, Capitol Records re-released the album under Tom Cochrane but changed the title slightly to Hang On to Your Resistance (The Early Years). (more…)

Carole King – Breaking Up Is Hard To Do (1997) Lossless

Artist: Carole King Album: Breaking Up Is Hard To Do Year: 1997 Country: USA
Genre: Soft Rock, Folk, World, Country Quality: FLAC (tracks+.cue,log,scans) Size: 212 Mb

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Harry Nilsson – The Best Of Harry Nilsson (2003) [Reissue 2009] Lossless

Artist: Harry Nilsson Album: The Best Of Harry Nilsson Year: 2003 [Reissue 2009]
Country: USA Genre: Soft / Pop Rock Quality: FLAC (image+.cue,log,scans) Size: 337 Mb

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Michael Sweet – Michael Sweet (1994) Lossless

Front Artist: Michael Sweet (Stryper) Album: Michael Sweet Year: 1994 Country: USA
Genre: Melodic Hard Rock, CCM, Soft Rock Quality: FLAC (image+.cue,log,covers)
Size: 321 Mb

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Big Wha-Koo (Wha-Koo) – Big Wha-Koo (US press, Vinyl-rip) (1977) mp3+flac (48kHz)+flac Hi-res (192kHz)

Big Wha-Koo were a Los Angeles, California-based soft rock ensemble formed in 1975 under the leadership of singer, songwriter and guitarist Danny Douma. Douma assembled an entourage of veteran musicians that included David Palmer, who had sung lead vocals on two tracks of Steely Dan’s debut album (more…)