KISSmas In July
SIX DEGREES OF KISS: ABBA
Welcome to the first installment of SIX DEGREES OF KISS wherein BJ Kahuna will attempt to link artists suggested by Decibel Geek listeners to KISS
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A DOZEN ALBUMS FROM 1984 THAT YOU SHOULD HEAR
My purpose with this list is to potentially turn the average hard rockin’ decibel geek on to some quality albums from 1984 that perhaps they
Now Hear This: D.A.D. – Riskin' It All
Disneyland After Dark formed in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1982. They were originally basically a cowpunk band, a rock band but heavily influenced by
Wouldn't You Like To Know Him: Reflections on Paul Stanley's new book Face The Music: A Life Exposed
First off, I have a great deal of respect for Paul Stanley and I have long been a huge admirer of
A DOZEN ALBUMS FROM 1994 THAT YOU SHOULD HEAR
Click song titles for links! 12. Joan Jett – Pure and Simple After her two most commercial albums failed to break big Joan Jett rode
Forged In The Furnace For The Final Grand Slam: BJ's Top 25 Favorite Judas Priest Songs
It’s undeniable, really: Judas Priest basically invented what came to be called “heavy metal.” The vocals, the twin lead attack, the galloping tempo, the studded
Now Hear This: I'm a Turbo lover
Judas Priest’s tenth album Turbo is one of those albums that metalheads just love to hate. 1986 was definitely a confusing year for heavy
Now Hear This: All Things Must Pass
I know, poor George Harrison, right? Oh, it must have been so hard, being the guitar player in the most popular and successful
BJ's Top Ten of 2013
1. The Bronx – IVWhat might it sound like if an L.A. hardcore band defected to the hard rock camp? The Bronx outdid themselves this
A DOZEN ALBUMS FROM 1978 THAT YOU SHOULD HEAR
12. MAGAZINE – REAL LIFEMagazine were formed by singer Howard Devoto, who was a founding member of classic punk band the Buzzcocks but left after