Artist	Song
Meat Loaf	I'd Do Anything for Love (But I Won't Do That)
from Bat Out of Hell II: Back Into Hell (2002)
Saigon Kick	Love Is On the Way
from The Lizard (2005)
Steelheart	I'll Never Let You Go
from Steelheart (1990)
FireHouse	Love of a Lifetime
from Firehouse (1990)
Skid Row	I Remember You
from Skid Row (2009)
Ratt	I Want to Love You Tonight
from Reach for the Sky (2008)
Faster Pussycat	House of Pain
from Wake Me When It's Over (2008)
Giant	Lost In Paradise
from Time to Burn (1992)
Bonnie Tyler	Total Eclipse of the Heart
from Faster Than the Speed of Night (1993)
Kix	Don't Close Your Eyes
from Blow My Fuse (2008)
Quiet Riot	Don't Wanna Be Your Fool
from Quiet Riot (2009)
Twisted Sister	The Price
from Stay Hungry (25th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) (2009)
Bryan Adams	(Everything I Do) I Do It for You
from Waking Up the Neighbours (1991)
John Waite	Missing You
from No Brakes (2009)
Cher	If I Could Turn Back Time
from Heart Of Stone (1989)
Black 'N Blue	I'll Be There for You
from Nasty Nasty (2007)
Bonham	Wait for You
from The Disregard of Timekeeping (1989)
Hanoi Rocks	Don't You Ever Leave Me
from Two Steps from the Move (1989)
Ozzy Osbourne	Mama, I'm Coming Home
from No More Tears (Bonus Track Version) (2002)
Slade	My Oh My
from Get Yer Boots On - The Best of Slade (2007)
Helloween	Forever and One (Neverland)
from The Time of the Oath (2008)
ZZ Top	Rough Boy
from Afterburner (2009)
Vince Neil	Forever
from Exposed (2010)
Lou Gramm	Midnight Blue
from Ready or Not (2010)
Vinnie Vincent	That Time Of Year
from All Systems Go (2004)

Comment:

“(Everything I Do) I Do It For You,” cries Bryan Adams on his power ballad classic, and that’s how we feel when it comes to mining the vaults for the best in searing, soaring songs of all-out, scorched-earth devotion. Tracks like the bittersweet arm-waver “The Price” from Twisted Sister, Cher’s divalicious wish “If I Could Turn Back Time,” and Bonnie Tyler’s fade-to-black love-light extinguisher “Total Eclipse of the Heart.” Hey, even the Prince of Darkness has a soft side, as Ozzy Osborne himself tells his woman “Mama, I’m Coming Home.”

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