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Music Review: The 69 Eyes, Moonstone Project, Submission, Pathosray, Vision Divine
Trashy death metal through AOR funk to some rather good progressive metal.
![John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers and Friends: 70th Birthday Concert [Blu-ray]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51yk-1TG08L._SL60_.jpg)
Music Review: Black Crowes, John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers, Primal Fear, Dredg, and The Deer Hunter
From pop prog to Germanic heavy metal with a touch of blues, it must be this week's review selection from Marty.
Music Review: Iron Maiden, Delain, Bill Leverty, Loaded, and Chickenfoot
Southern roots rock, gothic symphonic metal, and a hard rock supergroup is just the start of this week's column.
![Motor City Mayhem [Blu-ray]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51lAaEChhVL._SL60_.jpg)
Music Review: Animals as Leaders, Exilia, Testament, Ted Nugent, and Deep Purple
Deep Purple and Ted Nugent are just some of the pleasures in this lot.
![Live at Montreux 1993 [Blu-ray]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51QnoI2um5L._SL60_.jpg)
Music Review: BB King, White Wizzard, The Jokers, Tantric, and Native Window
Party rock, some violin tinged AOR and a touch of the NWOBHM as done by a bunch of Yanks.
Music Review: Place Vandome, Robert Berry, Shakra, Susperia, and Procol Harum
Symphonic Procul Harum, extreme metallers playing trad metal and some classy hard rock.
Music Reviews: White Lion, Moody Blues, Hardline, OSI, Joe Lynn Turner
Hard rock cheese through uber-clever prog to the Moody Blues....plus some hard rock.
Music Review: Heaven & Hell, Mastodon, Queensryche, Crescent Shield, and Spheric Universe Experience
A rather progressive collection of metal this week with a touch of Heaven & Hell.
Music Review: Evanscapps, Slough Feg, Devil's Whorehouse, Schenker/Barden Acoustic Project, Jimi Jamison, and Return to Forever
Jazz, southern rock, AOR pomp and some nice death rock in this week's collection.
Music Review: Draven, Susperia, Rhino, Stemm, and Seance
This week we look at some of the heavier and darker side of heavy rock. Get yer leathers on and take a look.
The Great Kat appalls, Black Crowes disappoint, while Hanging Doll & The Bakerton Group enthrall.
Music Review: The Answer, Prong, Icon, JSS and a Book Review Too
Jeff Scott Soto solo, The Answer storms back, an Icon and Prong remixed.
![Styx & the Contemporary Youth Orchestra of Cleveland: One with Everything [Blu-ray]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51j84OgUVXL._SL60_.jpg)
Music Review: Styx, Gary Moore, Paul Rodgers, Black Label Society, and Elvenking
Italian Celtic power-metal, biker metal, pomp, a bit of classy blues and Thin Lizzy blues, not a bad outing.
Music Reviews: Doro, 4Bitten, Nightvision, Stratovarius, and Absu
Mythological metal, some estrogen-fueled heavy rock, some pomp and a bit of old heavy rock.
Music Review: Tardy Brothers, Throne of Katarsis, Crown the Lost, Ensoph, and Fireworks
From the bleakest of black, through the lamest of lame all the way to some properly decent metal.
Jeff Beck live, Ian Gillan, Closer, Leprous, Cauldron in this week's collection.
Music Review: Persona Non Grata, Leif Edling, The Trews, Zack Williams & the Reformation, and Wolves in the Throne Room
From the laid back to the impossibly dreary this week's MMM has something for all.
Music Review: Guillotine, Foreshadow, The Harpoons, We Insist, and Seizure Crypt
Foreshadow some Guillotine or The Harpoons, We Insist, Seizure Crypt... confusing innit?
Music Reviews: Yes, Thin Lizzy, Tommy Bones, Nico's Alchemy & Zac Brown Band
Texan metal, a bit of reggae tinged country, some symphonic Yes, and live Thin Lizzy.
Music Reviews: Ted Nugent, Beehover, and Trinicria
More Ted Nugent with added noise of art metal oddity.
