Thursday, May 29, 2025

WIZZARD (SWE)

Some pictures of Wizzard from Folkets Hus Hoting (Citizen’s house) Hoting. I don't remember in what context, whether it was a rock competition, a party or something similar.

Text and photos courtesy of Greger Rönnqvist

 
Eskil Rönnberg och Matti Norlin

Matti Norlin och Hans-Erik Jansson

Hans-Erik Jansson



RITCHIE BLACKMORE (KERRANG #50, 1983)


 

THIN LIZZY (HIT PARADER, JULY 1982)


 

ONSLAUGHT (KERRANG PRESENTS MEGA METAL #2, 1986)



 

EXITUS (FIN) DEMO TAPE REVIEW (ELDRITCH ASSEMBLAGE #2, 1990)

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LARS ULRICH (BURRN! #4, 1985)


 

VENOM (BURRN! #4, 1985)

 


NOTHING TO SEE HERE … JUST THE ASS OF GEZOL FROM SABBAT PLAYING LIVE SOMEWHERE IN TIME!


 

GLEN BENTON ABOUT MEETING EURONYMOUS (ULTIMATE GUITAR #?)

Glen Benton of Deicide shared an unforgettable anecdote about his first encounter with Øystein "Euronymous" Aarseth, founder of Mayhem and a key figure in the black metal scene.

During an interview with Justin Horval (transcribed by Ultimate Guitar), Benton was asked about his first meeting with Euronymous, to which he recounted the following story:

"I remember that night in Oslo like it was yesterday. We had arrived in the city to play with Deicide, and I was eager to meet the guys from Mayhem. Euronymous, in particular, intrigued me. I had heard stories about his intense personality and his passion for music.

When I met him, I was surprised. He was shorter than I expected, but his presence was imposing. He was wearing that ridiculous vampire cape, but something about him caught my attention.

During Mayhem’s performance, I was mesmerized. The intensity with which he played, the passion in his eyes... I felt connected to him in a way I had never experienced before.

After the concert, we sat down to talk and discovered that we had a lot in common. We were both passionate about music, both rebels in our own way.

And then, something changed. Euronymous looked at me in a way that made me feel seen—truly seen. And I knew I was in trouble.

We started walking through the streets of Oslo, talking about music, philosophy, life. And I found myself falling in love for him—his intensity, his passion.

I remember he took my hand and said, 'I want to show you hell.' And I smiled, because I was already in it.

It was a night I’ll never forget. And although our relationship was complicated, intense, and sometimes painful, I’ll always remember that night in Oslo, when I knew I had found someone special.

Euronymous may have been a controversial guy, but to me, he was something more. He was someone who made me feel alive, someone who made me feel that music could change the world.”

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CHRIS BARNES WITH CANNIBAL CORPSE (1991)


 

Wednesday, May 28, 2025

MR. MUSTAINE … WAY BACK IN THE DAY


 

BOBBY BLITZ OF OVERKILL


 

RAVEN … ON A STAGE SOMEWHERE IN TIME


 

ACCEPT (CRUCIBLE #2, 1984)


 

OZZY OSBOURNE ”CRAZY BABIES” (RAW MAGAZINE #5, 1988)

… and here’s the music video!




JUDAS PRIEST ”SAD WINGS OF DESTINY” ALBUM & UK TOUR AD (1976)


 

RADIUM ”TELEPATHIC” DEMO TAPE REVIEW (ELDRITCH ASSEMBLAGE #2, 1990)

Review from the Greek fanzine (in english) Eldritch Assemblage. Just a note that I don’t agree with it, I really enjoy this demo. This is the bands second demo from 1989. Progressive Heavy Metal from the US. But as always with music its just a matter of taste, no right or wrong!
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TERRORIZER (DEATHRASH MAYHEM #5, 1988)

Deathrash Mayhem was one of the few Japanese 80's zines that was 100% written in English, so a great introduction to this scene, as well as the extreme underground in general.



VULCANO (BRA) (DEATHRASH MAYHEM #5, 1988)

Deathrash Mayhem was one of the few Japanese 80's zines that was 100% written in English, so a great introduction to this scene, as well as the extreme underground in general.




GREAT KAT (ISTEN, NOVEMBER 1997)




 

SUMMONING (AUT) (ART OF NECRONOMICON #3, 1995)


MORGOTH (GER)


 

BAPHOMET (US) (ISTEN #5, 1990)


 

MASTER’S HAMMER (SLAYER MAGAZINE #8, 1991)

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HORNA (ICHOR #2, 1997)