A fan anthem for a Western music band

Full Moon FeverBAD MOON RISING

Bad Moon Rising : Full Moon Fever

This is an upbeat, powerful song by Bad Moon Rising, the band led by Doug Aldrich, who has played with numerous famous groups.

Over Doug’s technical guitar riffs, Kal Swann’s resonant vocals soar, making it sound incredibly cool.

BounceBon Jovi

Bon Jovi – Bounce

A powerful track influenced by the loud rock that was gaining momentum at the time, beginning with phrases layered from multiple guitars.

John Bon Jovi’s strong vocals blend with an effect-laden sound, resulting in a richly layered, heavy feel with great depth.

Start of something goodDaughtry

Daughtry – Start of Something Good (Official Video)

It’s a medium-tempo ballad marked by a gentle, warm melody.

When you fall for someone, it’s natural to be scared of clearly expressing your feelings.

But the message sung in this song—“If you love them, you have to say it or it won’t get through”—gives you a gentle nudge forward.

It’s an anthem of support for everyone struggling with love.

ActionDef Leppard

Def Leppard – Action

Def Leppard, who have released numerous smash-hit albums, put out this upbeat track at the height of their career.

It opens with a grand intro reminiscent of Queen and then unfolds into a fast-paced groove.

The guitars are flashy and played with abandon.

We RockDio

Dio – We Rock

This is one of Dio’s signature high-energy, aggressive tracks—led by the late “Voice of Metal,” Ronnie James Dio—which opens with a solid, thrilling guitar riff from the era when current Def Leppard guitarist Vivian Campbell was in the band.

Into The FireDokken

Dokken – ‘Into The Fire’

This is a song released by Dokken, who were active with a tense, thrilling sound during the heyday of LA metal.

Following Don Dokken’s high, soaring vocals, George Lynch’s melodious guitar solo is awesome.

The Wild BoysDuran Duran

Duran Duran – The Wild Boys (Official Music Video)

Released in September 1984, it was Duran Duran’s 12th single and was also included on their second album, Arena, released in December of the same year.

The song is an anthem for people living under harsh conditions, conveying a message of never bowing to power and, at times, recognizing the necessity of avoiding a head-on confrontation.