Now Hear This: Ratt – Detonator
When I was a teenager RATT were one of my favorite bands, probably in the top five, and I still hold their music
Author: BJ Kahuna
Wild Wagener Week – Saigon Kick
Saigon Kick formed in Miami in 1988, built a strong local following and soon signed with Atlantic Records, who released the band’s Michael
Buried Treasure
BJ’s Buried Treasure: Hawaii – Loud Wild and Heavy
Marty Friedman’s first band, Deuce, formed in Washington D.C. in 1978, when Marty was all of 16 years old (all of the band’s members were
Now Hear This: Bullet Lavolta – Swandive
Bullet Lavolta formed in 1987 in Boston and consisted of singer Yukkie Gipe, guitarists Clay Tarver and Corey Brennan, bassist Bill Whelan and drummer
Now Hear This: Redd Kross – Third Eye
Red Cross was formed by teenage brothers Jeff and Steve McDonald in 1980 and they were there for the beginnings of the L.A.
Now Hear This: Britny Fox – Boys In Heat
The first, self-titled Britny Fox album, released in June of 1988, was not a great album. I enjoyed it at the time, especially
The Farewell Tour
On February 14, 2000 KISS announced at a satellite press conference from Los Angeles that they would be embarking on a Farewell Tour, a final
THE LOGO
It was 1972. Who knows, maybe the story is more myth than fact but I can see it clearly. Stanley Eisen (or was it Paul
Now Hear This: Heavy Pettin' – Lettin' Loose
Heavy Pettin’ formed in Glasgow, Scotland in 1981 when singer Steve Hayman and guitarist Punky Mendoza teamed up with the disenchanted members of
Now Hear This: Urge Overkill – Exit The Dragon
Urge Overkill formed in Chicago in 1986 and released three albums on local indie label Touch & Go before signing with Geffen in