The Cult had a successful run in the 1980’s, thanks, in large part, to the success of their records Love and Sonic Temple. The band was led by the songwriting duo of singer Ian Astbury and guitarist Billy Duffy. As the ’90s rolled around, the Cult’s star would fade with the release of their 1991 […]
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In 1992, Guns N’ Roses were touring with Metallica, playing stadiums around North America. During that tour, Guns N’ Roses’ guitarist Slash died for 8 minutes. Slash Meets Renee Suran at a Bar in LA During the making of Guns N’ Roses’ Use Your Illusion records, the band was in work mode and Slash admitted
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By 1994, grunge was in its last throes as Nirvana was done, Alice in Chains were on hiatus, Pearl Jam was growing more uncomfortable with success and fighting with Ticketmaster and punk rock was all of a sudden becoming fashionable. Everybody Else Is Doing It So Why Can’t We? One band who got their start
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Slaughter was one of the last hair metal bands to have success before the whole scene imploded in the early 90’s. Their success was almost unheard of because of the unusual path they took. “I’m very proud to be from Las Vegas.” – Mark Slaughter Slaughter’s beginnings started with the vocalist Mark Slaughter and bassist
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Sepultura broke the mould of metal by not originating from America or Europe, as most other bands in their genre did. They were 4 kids from Brazil who got lucky and found their way to the United States. Beneath The Remains Their third album, Beneath The Remains was their first release on American label Roadrunner
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