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Contents Introduction Warner Music's proud collection of classic Western music albums is now available! The albums you listened to obsessively back then are now on sale in the "Forever Young" series! The 12th installment of the series features works by Deep Purple, the British hard rock heavyweights who are scheduled to perform in Japan in April 2026, Van Halen, a leading figure in American hard rock, and David Lee Roth, who was their first frontman! [Van Halen] A hard rock band formed in Pasadena, California, centered around brothers Eddie and Alex. They debuted in 1978 and quickly rose to stardom with David Lee Roth's powerful and flamboyant performances and Eddie's revolutionary guitar technique. Later, they expanded their popularity with the addition of Sammy Hagar, bringing a revolution to the rock scene. "State of Law" The fourth album, which features the darkest and hardest sound of early Van Halen, and opens up prospects for them as a robust American hard rock band. Includes the driving "Mean Streets" and "Unchained," which showcases sharp guitar and a tense ensemble. Reached No. 5 on the US Albums Chart. (1981 release) Includes liner notes, lyrics, and translations <2015 remastered audio> [Track Listing] Martial Law WPCR-85244 1. Mean Streets 2. Dirty Movies 3. Sinners Swing 4. Here About It Later 5. Unchained 6. Push Comes to Shave 7. This Is Love 8. Sunday Afternoon 9. Take a Step Forward Media reviews and more Warner Music's proud collection of classic foreign music albums is coming soon! The albums you were obsessed with back then are now on sale at "Forever Young"! [Van Halen] A hard rock band formed in Pasadena, California, centered around brothers Eddie and Alex. Debuting in 1978, Van Halen rose to stardom thanks to David Lee Roth's powerful and flamboyant performances and Eddie Van Halen's revolutionary guitar technique. Later, with the addition of Sammy Hagar, their popularity expanded, revolutionizing the rock scene. "Unleashed": This fourth album showcases Van Halen's darkest and hardest sound of the early period, opening the door to their future as a robust American hard rock band. It includes the driving "Mean Streets" and the shockingly sharp guitar of "Unchained." It reached number 5 on the US album charts. (C)RS
