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Riot - Archives Volume 5: 1992-2005 (CD)Format: CD DVD Year: 2020 Track Listing CD1 1 Black Mountain Woman (1992 Rough Mix Alternate Intro) CD1 2 Sylvia (1992 Demo Alternate Vocal) CD1 3 Magic Maker (1992 Rough Mix) CD1 4 Night Breaker (1992 Demo) CD1 5 Silent Screams (1992 Demo) CD1 6 Sailor (1992 Rough Mix) CD1 7 Good Lovin' (Alternate Version) CD1 8 Brethren Of The Long House (1994 Rough Mix) CD1 9 Rain (1994 Demo) CD1 10 Knockin' At My Door (2005 Demo) CD1 11 Darker Side Of Light (2005
Format: CD/DVD
Year: 2020
Track Listing
| CD1-1 | Black Mountain Woman (1992 Rough Mix - Alternate Intro) | ||
| CD1-2 | Sylvia (1992 Demo - Alternate Vocal) | ||
| CD1-3 | Magic Maker (1992 Rough Mix) | ||
| CD1-4 | Night Breaker (1992 Demo) | ||
| CD1-5 | Silent Screams (1992 Demo) | ||
| CD1-6 | Sailor (1992 Rough Mix) | ||
| CD1-7 | Good Lovin' (Alternate Version) | ||
| CD1-8 | Brethren Of The Long House (1994 Rough Mix) | ||
| CD1-9 | Rain (1994 Demo) | ||
| CD1-10 | Knockin' At My Door (2005 Demo) | ||
| CD1-11 | Darker Side Of Light (2005 Demo) | ||
| CD1-12 | Killer (1989 Joe Lynn Turner - Version 2) | ||
| CD1-13 | Warrior (Live 1982) | ||
| CD1-14 | Rock City (Live 1980) | ||
| CD2-1 | Sylvia (Alternate Version Demo) | ||
| CD2-2 | Intro "Romeo" | ||
| CD2-3 | Instrumental Themes | ||
| CD2-4 | Instrumental (Unreleased Song 1992) | ||
| CD2-5 | Instrumental (Unreleased Song 1994) | ||
| CD2-6 | Mark Reale & Guy Speranza Studio Writing Jam DAT Tape 4-4-94 (Data Track) | ||
| Live In Japan 1996 | |||
| DVD-1 | Intro | ||
| DVD-2 | Glory Calling | ||
| DVD-3 | Soldier | ||
| DVD-4 | Wounded Heart | ||
| DVD-5 | Rolling Thunder | ||
| DVD-6 | Blood Of The English | ||
| DVD-7 | Narita | ||
| DVD-8 | Tokyo Rose | ||
| DVD-9 | Outlaw | ||
| DVD-10 | Acoustic | ||
| DVD-11 | Santa Maria | ||
| DVD-12 | Destiny | ||
| DVD-13 | Nightbreaker | ||
| DVD-14 | Mike Flintz Guitar Solo | ||
| DVD-15 | Mark Reale Guitar Solo | ||
| DVD-16 | Instrumental | ||
| DVD-17 | Shenandoah | ||
| DVD-18 | Holy Land | ||
| DVD-19 | Ghost Dance | ||
| DVD-20 | Drum Solo | ||
| DVD-21 | Last Of The Mohicans | ||
| DVD-22 | Thundersteel | ||
| DVD-23 | Silent Scream | ||
| DVD-24 | Burn | ||
| DVD-25 | Warrior | ||
| DVD-26 | Road Racin' |
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★★★★★ 5
Comfortable and stylish
Size: 12, Color: Black
I'm very pleased with these shoes. I rarely write reviews, but these are extremely comfortable and stylish. I bought a black pair and a brown paid. Many times I have to get a wide, but the standard size 12 fits me well. Easy to slip into, yet still snug while walking.
I feel like the price is reasonable too.
Good cushioning, not too thin of a sole.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2026
★★★★★ 3
Que no tiene pasadores para apretar el zapato
Size: 7 Wide, Color: Black/Black
Que viene en tallas pequeñas y pensé que venían con lazos y no fue así, el resto esta bien el peso muy conveniente
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Good looking shoe.
Size: 9 Wide, Color: Cognac
It's a good looking should which is true to size. Quality is good. However, it is not leather. Inner and outer covering are man made. For me, it's okay. I ordered a 9W which I knew would be no more than a triple E width. I'm actually a quadruple E width so it's taking a little longer to break in. I won't be using these as often as at this stage of my life, I don't have that have functions that require dressier shoes. I'm happy with this purchase, a good value for the price. The slip in feature works well like my Sketcher slip in.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Good shoes
Size: 8.5 Wide, Color: Cognac
Great shoes and very comfortable. Not very durable in my opinion. Good for dress or casual.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Sleek, upscale and supremely comfortable
Size: 9, Color: Cognac
I did not know that Marc Joseph makes hands free slip ins. I own four pair of Skechers, and I thought they were the only game in town. I decided that I wanted a pair of business casual pair of wingtips. I already own two pair of Skechers Mark Nason wingtips in blue and black nubuck, so I bought a pair of their cognac colored. Perfectly fine shoes, but when they arrived, I didn't like the color, so the search was on! I found these cognac-colored Mark Joseph's and hands down, they fit the bill for what I was looking for!
I actually bought two more pair of Skechers in the brown family in the same oxford, elastic lace style: One pair of another style of their Mark Nason line and one pair of their Garza line. So now I am comparing three pair of Skechers to the Marc Joseph's. Obsessive, I know :). Luckily, I have a Skechers store near me for easy returns.
The look I was going for is a sleek, business casual that I could dress up or down. Three things that I love about the Marc Joseph's are the beautiful cognac finish: the white yet lower profile soles and the more formal, narrower toe style.
The MJ's nailed it with the color. They have a slightly darker, more lustrous and glossier look than the others. The color alone looks classier and pairs well with black pants which I wear for work almost every day.
The white soles are exactly what I was looking for. The visible rise is probably about a third of the thickness of the others and are a much more subtle, classier look. They offset the cognac color nicely but are not that in your face, sneaker looking, thick white sole.
When I was comparing them to the others right out of the box, I thought they would be too narrow and tight because they looked sleeker and narrower than the others. But they fit perfectly and were very comfortable right out of the box. Upon closer inspection and comparison, I realized the narrower, sleeker look is because the eyelets for the elastic shoelaces are closer together that give the illusion that the shoe is narrower. They compensate for what might create a tighter fit across the top of your foot with two stretchy "gores" they are called on either side of the upper part. The "slits" are nicely finished, and you can't see the stretchy part and add a nice design touch to the shoe. But between them and the elastic shoelaces, they must stretch just enough to make them extremely comfortable across the top. So, if you have a high instep/arch, they should accommodate it nicely.
Last but not least, they are very comfortable shoes. I wear a size 8 1/2 to 9 and my foot is slightly on the wide side. I bought the size 9's and they fit perfectly. If you are between sizes or have wider feet, you may want to size up a half size. Because the Skechers have much thicker soles, they might be slightly more cushioned, but the MJ's are cushioned more than enough for my purposes and very comfortable. Plus, they actually just feel better on my feet. I can't speak to how durable they will be as I just got them, but so far, so good.
So, there you have it. I rely on other people's reviews a lot when buying online, and especially for shoes. I know it's always a crap shoot, particularly when buying shoes online, so I hope this review helps. Everybody's feet are different, but I highly recommend these.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2025