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Down To Earth: How Angel Fell From Grace

This article originally appeared in AOR #10. Angel seemed to have all the key ingredients for domination of the 70s rock scene: a...

Top 100 Hard Rock Groups #5 Aerosmith

Aerosmith and Kiss both hold special places in my Rock and Roll heart. As a result, they could easily switch places from 5th to 6th and...

Top 100 Hard Rock Groups #4 Rolling Stones

By all accounts this band, who actually formed before I was even born, should be sitting squarely at the top, along with the Beatles, on...

Top 100 Hard Rock Albums #1 Led Zeppelin IV

"Hey Hey Mama, say the way you move, gonna make you sweat, gonna make you groove..." thus begins the start of an album that has ma

Top 100 Hard Rock Groups #3 Deep Purple

"Come On... Come On... Come On... Let's Go Space Truckin'!!! " yells The Rocker Chic as I forward through the tracks of a "Best Of Deep...

Top 100 Hard Rock Groups #2 Black Sabbath

Ozzy is God!!! Ok, maybe not a God, but Iron Man, he is definitely Iron Man! It's hard to believe The Oz-Man has survived almost 70...

Top 100 Hard Rock Groups #1 Led Zeppelin

The power of the world's greatest Hard Rock Band can be summed up with just two words- Light and Shade. Light represents how brightly...

A Look Back At Kiss Alive II

Kiss Alive II was unleashed on the world 40 years ago on October 14, 1977. Following the release of “Love Gun” in June 1977, it was...

What happened the night Brian Robertson got glassed at The Speakeasy

Even by Thin Lizzy’s standards Brian Robertson was a live wire. The Glaswegian was an integral part of the band’s rise to fame during the...

The Story Behind The Song: Sweet Home Alabama by Lynyrd Skynyrd

New York’s Radio City, 1994. It’s the annual MTV shindig, and The Leningrad Cowboys, a bunch of outrageously bequiffed Finnish rockers,...

Starz: How their destiny was doomed by record company

This article originally appeared in Classic Rock #103. For some bands, success and all its trappings seems almost preordained; Rolls...