Audioslave – Audioslave
There seems to be a recurring 'supergroup' theme in recent RAMzine Classic articles. As always, the albums that are analysed are done so because...
Pantera ‘Vulgar Display of Power’
'Vulgar Display of Power' was the reanimation the metal scene needed. Sure that string of Metallica albums are now considered seminal and still are....
Motley Crue – Dr Feelgood
No band epitomised the spirit of the 1980's more than Motley Crue. Their glam image, debauched lifestyle and catchy metal music really captured the...
RAMzine Classic: Free – Tons of Sobs
The most remarkable thing about Free when they formed in early 1968, has to be the ages of the band members; bass player Andy Fraser was...
Metallica – Metallica
This is probably one of the most well known heavy metal albums in history. It catapulted thrash metal into the mainstream, with Metallica's more...
Van Halen ‘1984’
Picture the scene. It’s 1984 in Hollywood, California. It’s 7pm on a Saturday night on the Sunset Strip. Queues are starting to form around...
Saxon – Wheels of Steel
The Saturday afternoon of Download Festival 2013 was full of fantastic bands. However, when this writer walked into the main arena and saw the...
Review: Tyrannosaurus Rex – Albums Re-released
The first three albums by Tyrannosaurus Rex, that characterized the music of original duo of Marc Bolan and Steve Peregrin Took, have been released...
RAMzine Classic: Tramline – Moves Of Vegetable Centuries
If you’re sitting comfortably, let me tell you a story of a band of musicians back in 1967, who were based in and around...
KISS – Destroyer
You wanted the best, you got the best. As the announcer proclaims over the PA before every KISS concert, I figured I'd paraphrase him...
