THE TWENTY BEST ALBUMS FROM 1979 THAT MAYBE YOU HAVEN'T HEARD
Slade, Nazareth, Blue Oyster Cult, Status Quo, Nick Gilder and Golden Earring, just to name a few, released decent but overlooked hard rock albums in
Author: BJ Kahuna
Now Hear This: Quiet Riot II
It’s almost like an urban legend at this point: Randy Rhoads was in Quiet Riot. They were huge on the Sunset Strip in
Now Hear This: Warrior Soul – Salutations From The Ghetto Nation
If you’re familiar with Warrior Soul at all it’s probably from seeing one of their videos on Headbanger’s Ball in 1990-1991. The black
Kahuna Files: 10 Most Overrated Albums That I Like
Disclaimer: these are B.J. Kahuna’s not-so-humble opinions and in no way reflect the opinions of anyone else affiliated in any way with the Decibel Geek
The Apple of Mother Love Bone's Eye
As the story goes Greg Gilmore, drummer for Seattle punk band Ten Minute Warning, moved to L.A. with the band’s bass player, Duff
Kahuna Files: Top 10 Metal Songs Called "Night Stalker"
1. WOLF – “Night Stalker” (2002) Wolf formed in Sweden in 1995 but their first album didn’t come out until 2000. “Night Stalker” is on
Commentary
Fresh Blood: The Biters
The Biters formed in Atlanta in 2009 after the demise of singer/guitarist Tuk’s previous band, Poison Arrows, and they are, in my opinion,
Now Hear This: Demon – The Unexpected Guest
Demon formed in Midlands, England in 1979, the original line-up was Dave Hill on vocals, Les Hunt and Mal Spooner on guitar, Chris
Now Hear This: Gillan
When Ian Gillan quit Deep Purple in 1973 I’m not sure what he thought he had up his sleeve but it took him
Now Hear This: Twisted Sister – Love Is For Suckers
Most of you probably know the story: Twisted Sister had a big hit with Stay Hungry and Dee Snider, ego inflated, insisted they