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On this day, November 9, 1985, Twisted Sister released their fourth studio album, Come Out and Play. Known for its hard-hitting tracks and rebellious energy, the album featured fan favorites like “Leader of the Pack” and “Be Chrool to Your Scuel.” Although it didn’t reach the same heights as...
On this day, November 8, 1988, the thrash metal band Realm released their debut album, Endless War. Known for its technical skill and aggressive style, Endless War introduced Realm to the metal scene with a powerful mix of speed and intricate riffs. The album quickly gained a following among...
On this day, November 8, 1980, Motörhead released their iconic album Ace of Spades. Known for its raw energy and powerful sound, the album quickly climbed to #4 on the UK charts, cementing Motörhead’s place in heavy metal history. The title track, “Ace of Spades,” became an anthem for metal fans...
On this day, November 7, 1987, Venom released their fifth album, Calm Before the Storm. Known for pioneering the black metal genre, Venom took a slightly different direction with this album, incorporating more melodic elements while still delivering their signature dark, aggressive sound. Calm...
On this day, November 7, 1981, Ozzy Osbourne released his second solo album, Diary of a Madman. Reaching #16 on the Billboard charts, the album is celebrated for its powerful tracks and haunting themes, showcasing Ozzy’s signature dark style and the legendary guitar work of Randy Rhoads. Songs...
Title: Inside the Electric Circus
Artist: W.A.S.P.
Genre: Heavy Metal
Released: 1986
Tracks:
1 - The Big Welcome -
2 - Inside the Electric Circus -
3 - I Don't Need No Doctor -
4 - 9.5.-N.A.S.T.Y. -
5 - Restless Gypsy -
6 - Shoot From the Hip -
7 - I'm Alive -
8 - Easy...
On this day, November 5, 1982, British band Madness released their fourth album, The Rise & Fall. Known for its eclectic mix of pop and ska, the album reached #10 on the UK charts and hit #1 in Sweden. With tracks like “Our House,” which would become one of the band’s most beloved songs, The...
On this day, November 4, 1986, Yngwie Malmsteen released his third album, Trilogy. Known for his fast, intricate guitar work and neoclassical metal style, Malmsteen brought his technical skills to tracks like “You Don’t Remember, I’ll Never Forget.” Trilogy climbed to #44 on the Billboard...
On this day, November 4, 1981, Black Sabbath released their tenth album, Mob Rules. Featuring the powerful vocals of Ronnie James Dio and a heavier sound, the album quickly became a fan favorite and reached #29 on the Billboard charts. Mob Rules included iconic tracks like the title song “The...
On this day, November 2, 1981, Iron Maiden’s live EP Maiden Japan made its debut on the Billboard 200 album chart. Known for capturing the raw energy of Iron Maiden’s early live performances with frontman Paul Di’Anno, the album spent 30 weeks on the charts and peaked at #89. Although it didn’t...
On this day, November 1, 1982, Venom released their landmark album Black Metal. This album not only solidified Venom’s influence in the heavy metal world but also helped coin the term “black metal,” inspiring an entire subgenre with its dark themes, raw energy, and aggressive sound. Featuring...
Title: Under Lock and Key
Artist: Dokken
Genre: Heavy Metal
Released: 1985
Tracks:
1 - Unchain the Night -
2 - The Hunter -
3 - In My Dreams -
4 - Slippin' Away -
5 - Lightnin' Strikes Again -
6 - It's Not Love -
7 - Jaded Heart -
8 - Don't Lie to Me -
9 - Will the Sun...
Title: The Warning
Artist: Queensrÿche
Genre: Heavy Metal
Released: 1984
Tracks:
1 - Warning -
2 - En Force -
3 - Deliverance -
4 - No Sanctuary -
5 - NM 156 -
6 - Take Hold of the Flame -
7 - Before the Storm -
8 - Child of Fire -
9 - Roads to Madness -
Overview:
The...
On this day, November 2, 1987, Dokken released their fourth album, Back for the Attack. Known for its powerful riffs and anthemic style, the album became a major success, reaching #13 on the Billboard charts. Featuring tracks like “Dream Warriors,” which was also featured in A Nightmare on Elm...
On this day, October 31, 1986, Possessed released their second album, Beyond the Gates. Known for their pioneering influence in the death metal genre, Possessed followed up their debut with an album that blended thrash intensity with darker, more atmospheric elements. Beyond the Gates featured...
On this day, October 30, 1987, Sepultura released their second album, Schizophrenia. Marking a shift from their earlier death metal style to a more refined thrash sound, Schizophrenia laid the groundwork for the band’s evolution and international recognition. The album, with its raw energy and...
On this day, October 30, 1985, Anthrax released their second album, Spreading the Disease. This album marked the debut of Joey Belladonna as the lead singer and Frank Bello as the bassist, introducing a new era for the band. The album reached #113 on the Billboard charts and featured tracks like...
On this day, October 30, 1983, Mercyful Fate released their debut album, Melissa. Known for its dark themes and powerful blend of heavy metal and occult imagery, the album became an influential release in the metal scene, marking the band’s entrance with a distinctive sound. Melissa reached #69...
On this day, October 27, 1980, Iron Maiden released their version of “Women in Uniform,” originally by the Australian band Skyhooks. The cover was released as a standalone single and marked a departure from their typical style, offering a glimpse of their ability to adapt and experiment with...
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