Let’s talk about truly unique voices in metal.
Continue readingTag Archives: Metallica
Megadeth
Comments Off on Megadeth
Filed under Bad Influences, Comix Classic & Current, Thousand Listen Club
Tagged as 1990s, 1992, Bands I Useta Like, comics, Dave Mustaine, metal, Metallica
Metallica
Comments Off on Metallica
Filed under Bad Influences, Comix Classic & Current, Faint Signals, Late To The Party, Thousand Listen Club
Tagged as 1980s, 1986, 1990s, 1996, 2015, 2016, Andres Serrano, Bands I Useta Like, born-agains, Chris Ofili, Cliff Burton, comic, Heavy Metal, James Hetfield, Jason Newsted, Jesus Christ, Kirk Hammett, Lars Ulrich, Lemmy Kilmister, metal, metalheads, Metallica, music, Napster, New Jersey, sellouts, strips
How To Die Hard
It is impossible to get through a holiday season without watching Die Hard. Since its blockbuster release in 1988, this thrilling yet simple actioner- Bruce Willis against a gang of international thieves posing as terrorists to take over a skyscraper- has become a perennial favorite. Every so often another chapter of the Die Hard franchise emerges, attempting and failing to recapture the explosive magic of the first film. It can’t be done, and it’s not because Bruce Willis is now in his sixties.
Comments Off on How To Die Hard
Filed under Bad Influences, Faint Signals, Movies You Missed, Nostalgic Obsessions, Saturday Movie Matinee
Tagged as 1980s, 1988, Alan Rickman, Alexander Godunov, Beethoven, Bonnie Bedelia, breasts, Bruce Willis, Die Hard, Family Matters, Ghostbusters, John McTiernan, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Metallica, Michael Kamen, movies, Reginald VelJohnson, tobacco, Urkel
Axl of Nazareth
I never liked Guns ‘N Roses, and this might surprise you, but my reasons are weird. On the surface, I found Axl Rose grating and embarrassingly trashy, although the other band members were really good, and their album Appetite For Destruction was my earliest exposure to the art of Rob’t Williams. But I never could abide a poseur, and in my opinion, Axl Rose has built a career impersonating the lead singer of Scottish hard-rock band Nazareth.
Comments Off on Axl of Nazareth
Filed under Bad Influences, Eatable Things, Faint Signals, Idiot's Delight, Nostalgic Obsessions
Tagged as #fbf, 1970s, 1980s, 9/11/01, Andrew Dice Clay, Axl Rose, Guns 'N Roses, Heavy Metal, Jr., metal, Metallica, Morton Downey, music, Nazareth, Robert Williams, Sam Kinison, Scotland, The Spaghetti Incident, whores
You must be logged in to post a comment.