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🤘 The Metal Dog 🤘TheMetalDog
2023-11-23



24 Years Ago: Metallica Go Symphonic With 'S&M' Release
Metallica stepping way outside their comfort zone.

loudwire.com/metallica-s-m-alb

🤘 The Metal Dog 🤘TheMetalDog
2023-11-10



42 Years Ago: Motley Crue Release 'Too Fast For Love'
On Nov. 10, 1981, Motley Crue self-released their debut album.

loudwire.com/motley-crue-too-f

🤘 The Metal Dog 🤘TheMetalDog
2023-10-23



Take the album out of the Kiss context, and you have a remarkably coherent work: Why Music From The Elder is a prog metal masterpiece
Disregarded and overlooked, the bands 1981 release is a brave and satisfying entry into a different genre

loudersound.com/features/kiss-

🤘 The Metal Dog 🤘TheMetalDog
2023-06-26



The first song Neil Peart wrote for Rush
Fan favourite.

faroutmagazine.co.uk/first-son

#1981

🤘 The Metal Dog 🤘TheMetalDog
2023-05-25



40 Years Ago: Dio Release 'Holy Diver'
The first album after Ronnie James Dio was kicked out of Black Sabbath. Continue reading…

loudwire.com/dio-holy-diver-an










🤘 The Metal Dog 🤘TheMetalDog
2023-05-16



40 Years Ago: Iron Maiden Release 'Piece of Mind'
The first with Nicko McBrain. Continue reading…

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loudwire.com/iron-maiden-piece

#1983

ChatGPT making things up about the article: Iron Maiden’s iconic record Piece of Mind celebrated its 35th anniversary this week, prompting fans to reflect on the importance of the British heavy metal band's accomplishments. The record—featuring tracks like "Flight Of Icarus," "The Trooper," "Revelations," and the title track—captured Iron Maiden’s overall style while showcasing the band’s unique mix of intricate songwriting and shredding speed. Piece of Mind topped the UK charts and remain one of the band’s highest selling albums, with over 15 million copies sold worldwide. The album is indisputably an essential piece of metal history, heralded as an inspiration to many artists and fans alike.
🤘 The Metal Dog 🤘TheMetalDog
2023-04-02



Alex Lifeson picks his favourite Rush album: “by far the greatest record that we made”
A straight-up classic.

faroutmagazine.co.uk/alex-life

ChatGPT making things up about the article: This article features an interview with Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson, who talks about his favourite Rush albums. He picks A Farewell to Kings and Signals as his top two, saying that there are components in both albums that he still loves to this day. He goes on to discuss how the band's process of writing and recording have changed over the years, and how those changes have helped inform their more recent work. Lifeson also explains why the band chose to end their career in 2015, and reflects on their legacy.

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