Post Tagged with: "Fred Phillips"

Motley Crue, 'The Dirt' (2019): Movies

Motley Crue, ‘The Dirt’ (2019): Movies

‘The Dirt’ is a fun romp through one of rock’s most decadent decades – and in the end, I suppose that’s appropriate for a film about Motley Crue.

Aerosmith Finally Got Down, Dirty and Just Right Again on 'Honkin' on Bobo'

Aerosmith Finally Got Down, Dirty and Just Right Again on ‘Honkin’ on Bobo’

It didn’t last very long, but Aerosmith belatedly recaptured their initial spirit and energy 15 years ago today on ‘Honkin’ on Bobo.’

Extreme, 'III Sides to Every Story' (1992): Metal Meltdowns

Extreme, ‘III Sides to Every Story’ (1992): Metal Meltdowns

Extreme’s high-concept ‘III Sides to Every Story’ may have been just a little too much of a leap for a lot of fans.

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Motley Crue, “Like a Virgin” (2019): One Track Mind

The shoulda-stayed-retired Motley Crue have unleashed a raging dumpster fire on an unsuspecting musical world.

Billy Idol - 'Cyberpunk' (1993): Metal Meltdowns

Billy Idol – ‘Cyberpunk’ (1993): Metal Meltdowns

‘Cyperpunk’ was supposed to be an evolution. Instead, it almost ended Billy Idol’s career.

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Beast in Black – ‘From Hell With Love’ (2019)

Finland’s Beast in Black takes us deep into a beautifully cheesy world of guilty pleasure.

Stryper - 'Against the Law' (1990): Metal Meltdowns

Stryper – ‘Against the Law’ (1990): Metal Meltdowns

Before, Stryper had been too squeaky-clean, too “pretty” for metal. ‘Against the Law’ didn’t have that problem.

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Soilwork – ‘Verkligheten’ (2019)

If there’s a template for the way to evolve gracefully, it might belong to Soilwork.

Judas Priest, Dead Daisies, Amorphis + Others: Fred Phillips' Best of 2018 (Hard Rock / Metal)

Judas Priest, Dead Daisies, Amorphis + Others: Fred Phillips’ Best of 2018 (Hard Rock / Metal)

This best of 2018 list for hard rock and metal is capped by one mammoth record that made the whole year worth it.

Shooter Jennings - 'Shooter' (2018)

Shooter Jennings – ‘Shooter’ (2018)

Shooter Jennings decided to title his return to country music after himself, but it could just as easily be called ‘Junior’ or ‘Bocephus.’