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To my recollection, the three loudest rock concerts I’ve attended were Ted Nugent at the Electric Ballroom in Dallas (1975), Captain Beyond at Gertie’s in Dallas (1977) and Slayer at the Mohegan Sun A...
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To my recollection, the three loudest rock concerts I’ve attended were Ted Nugent at the Electric Ballroom in Dallas (1975), Captain Beyond at Gertie’s in Dallas (1977) and Slayer at the Mohegan Sun A...
Legions of underground musical legends litter the heavy rock graveyard, and the list below surveys a horde of those rowdy proto-metal rockers.
Rod Evans, original lead singer of hard-rocking Deep Purple, walked away from the music business in the late 1970s. He didn’t even show up for the ceremony in 2016 when the band was inducted in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Evans’ post-Purple career took some strange twists, including signing on for a bogus and disastrous “New Deep Purple” tour and co-founding Capricorn-recording artists Captain Beyond. Fiona McQuarrie examines Deep Purple’s and Evans’ musical past for PKM
From the year of Ziggy, Exile, Harvest et al, MOJO picks some under-the-radar albums to blow your mind.
Taking the drum seat of the late Alan White, for Jay Schellen, Yes has been like coming home as the band celebrates 50 years of Close To The Edge.