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'Hard And Heavy' Series To Continue This Summer

February 20, 2008

This summer, look for Time Life to continue their series of acclaimed music compilations with "Hard And Heavy", the most complete collection of hard-rocking hits of the '70s and '80s ever assembled. It's a nine-CD set including seven CDs plus a bonus two-CD set of power ballads (exact release date to be announced). All in all, it's filled with 152 songs by 88 artists — the ultimate high-decibel experience.

Later this month in Los Angeles, POISON frontman Bret Michaels — one of rock's most charismatic frontmen and star of VH1's "Rock of Love" hit reality show — will host a television presentation for the package to air upon the compilation's release.

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