Too Fast For Love introduced the world to bold, over-the-top chaos that is Mötley Crüe. The band’s sophomore effort, Shout At The Devil, continued where the band’s first album left off, but it a much heavier fashion. Released in 1983, Shout At The Devil solidified Mötley Crüe’s place as one of the top heavy hair…
For a band that was active less than ten years with only six studio albums (with all four members) The Doors became an iconic band of the late 1960s. They pushed the edge of popular rock music; crafting poetic lyrics of sex and death over blues-rock inspired instrumentation, while still managing to produce a sound…
If there were any truth to the myth that suffering breeds fine music, this would be it. For starters, band co-founder and lead guitarist Hillel Slovak had recently died of a heroin overdose. To make matters worse, drummer and co-founder Jack Irons had quit. It seemed as if Hillel Slovak’s death had taken the Red…
The year was 1979. John Michael ‘Ozzy’ Osbourne had just experienced the loss of his father and a turbulent termination from Black Sabbath due to his increasingly problematic substance abuse. Contrary to popular belief, Ozzy had been toying with the idea of a solo endeavor prior to his fateful ejection from Sabbath. The name suggested…
The 1980s were coming to an end; the age of bleached hair, neon earrings and leggings was fading, but the music that illustrated the decade was far from over. Glam metal dominated the radio waves and the work of Mötley Crüe aided in the genre’s popularity. The Crüe excelled in demonstrating the “sex, drugs and…
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