KERRANG NO. 117 mint condition April 1986 Accept cover, Metallica, Jeff Beck, W.O.W Wendy O Williams, Hear N Aid, Marillion

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KERRANG NO. 117 APR 3 1986 (Accept cover, Jeff Beck, Castle Blak, Baby Tuckoo, W.O.W (Wendy O Williams), Hear N’ Aid…””Smarty Tube, Boob Tube (re UFO et al on Tube show) “”One in favor, one opposed)

Date of issue: April 3 – 16 1986  mint condition
Cover – Accept
Featured artists:
David Lee Roth and some lady baring her naked chest. Boobies! w/photo
Y&T w/photo
IQ – 0.5 pg photo w/text
Queen, Status Quo w/photo (for Wembley)
Manowar w/photo
Wrathchild w/photo
Hear ‘n Aid w/photo
Black Sabbath w/photo
Beltane Fire – 0.5pg photo w/text
CJSS (David Chastain) w/photo
D.C. Lacroix, Sinner w/photo, Grave Digger w/photo, Onslaught: The Force w/photo,
Helloween – 0.5pg review w/photo
Marillion – 1 pg review w/photo
Ted Nugent – 0.5pg review w/photo Little Miss Dangerous
Judas Priest – 0.5pg Turbo review w/photo
Accept: Russian Roulette
Chrome Molly w/photo
Exciter w/photo
Jeff Beck – 2.5pg interview w/photos
Wendy O Williams – 2 pg interview & photo
Accept -3 pg interview w/photos
David Lee Roth and Steve Vai w/photo
Honeymoon Suite w/photo
Metallica 1 pg photo w/text Zildjian Lars Ulrich, Simon Phillips Zildjian  day.
Castle Blak – 1 pg interview w/photo Regent St. Clare
Baby Tuckoo – 1 pg interview w/photo
Simple Minds – 0.5pg review w/photo
Balaam & The Angel – 1 pg interview w/photo
Hear ‘n Aid w/photo,
Gigs: Honeymoon Suite, Balaam & The Angel , Supertramp,
Van Halen: Why can’t this be love, Outside Edge, Twisted Sister: Leader of the pack, She, Samantha Fox: Touch me!!!, Queen: A kind of magic, Saxon: Rock n Roll gypsy, Beltane fire
D.C. Lacroix (Sylvie Lacroix)
Kerrang – the longest running and most famous UK Rock and Heavy Metal magazine. These mags have now become ultra collectable pieces of music memorabilia and have featured some of the biggest and smallest names in Rock/HM.
Buy a piece of rock history today!!!

CASTLE BLAK: Another Dark Carnival LP on Black Dragon Records. Amazing. KISS cover.

Ted NUGENT: Little Miss Dangerous LP. Check video + samples


W.O.W (Wendy O. Williams) 1st, s.t, debut LP. 1984 Includes the WHOLE line up of KISS + Gene Simmons produced. Check video

PLASMATICS: Butcher baby 7″ + Tight Black Pants (Live version) Wendy O Williams fantastic splatter vinyl. Check video

WENDY O WILLIAMS: Deffest! and Baddest! LP PROMO! Rock based rap + hip hop! Check video

KERRANG No. 72 July 1984 used. WOW Wendy O Williams Cover, Motorhead, Grand Slam / Thin Lizzy, Billy Idol, Ratt, Venom, Gary Moore

Welcome to the Metal Zone 2LP gatefold. 1985 Music For Nations jewel. Both vinyl discs are MINT. Get blown away. Check samples

MUSIC FOR NATIONS: The Singles Album 2LP set 1986. Signed / Autographed + protective doule plastic jacket. 23 tracks Double LP


JUDAS PRIEST: Turbo Lover PROMO 12″ SIGNED / autographed

Hear ‘n Aid: Hear’n Aid LP Stars 1985. An All Star album for Famine relief 1986 LP VINYL featuring 36 top METAL musicians


QUEEN: A kind of Magic [Great Gatefold LP] Check videos

QUEEN: A Kind of Magic LP (No sleeve, just the vinyl) UK. Free for orders of £28+ Check video.

QUEEN: A Kind of Magic (Extended Version) 12″ UK From the Highlander film. Great artwork. Check video.


SAMANTHA FOX: Touch Me (I Want Your Body) Classic song her biggest hit. Super cover picture 7″. Check video. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

SAMANTHA FOX: Touch Me (I Want Your Body) Super RARE Portuguese w. shinny cover picture 7″. Check video.

Samantha Fox: Touch me (i want your body) 12″ vinyl Check video.

Samantha Fox: Touch me LP. Check videos. U.S version / copy.


TWISTED SISTER: Leader of the pack 10″ Shaped PICTURE DISC. + I wanna rock (with video intro talk). Check videos

OUTSIDE EDGE: Running Hot LP 1986 UK hard to find AOR. Check audio (4 whole songs)

 

………detailed LIST OF Accept TITLES below…

KERRANG NO. 117 mint condition April 1986 Accept cover, Metallica, Jeff Beck, W.O.W Wendy O Williams, Hear N Aid, Marillion

Metal Killers Kollection part 1 tape Cassette. Iron Maiden Paul Di’Anno SIGNED autographed. Accept, Rogue Male, Fist, Raven, Di’anno. Check audio.

ACCEPT: Objection overruled [ tape ] Check samples

ACCEPT: Metal Heart LP. Check audio and video

ACCEPT: Russian Roulette LP. Underrated. Check samples

ACCEPT: Kaizoku Ban [Live in Japan] LP Check video.

ACCEPT: Restless n Wild LP [Picture disc album. All songs are truly excellent] Check videos

ACCEPT: Balls to the Wall. [ Tape ] Check samples

ACCEPT: Restless & Wild CD. Contains Fast As A Shark, Princess Of The Dawn etc. 1982 HEAVY METAL ELITE Essential. Check videos

ACCEPT: Breaker / Restless And Wild CD (2 albums in one disc) 20 SONG official compilation

ACCEPT: Metal Heart – Russian roulette CD (2 albums in one disc) official compilation. Russia CDM 598-101. Check audio

ACCEPT: Balls To The Wall – U.D.O TimeBomb CD. (2 albums in one disc) official compilation

Metal Killers Kollection 2LP in gatefold sleeve 1986. Black Sabbath, Accept, Fist, Raven

Metal Killers LP 1984. Near Mint condition. Accept, UFO, Black Sabbath, Twisted Sister, Judas Priest, Diamond Head, Quartz… Check videos

Metal Crusade magazine (1997) Angra, Tad Morose, Accept, Veni Domine, Nevermore

U.D.O: Mean Machine LP (inner with lyrics and photo). Classic Heavy Metal. Accept singer. s + video!

ACCEPT: I’m A Rebel / Objection Overruled CD (2 albums in one disc) official compilation

ACCEPT: Accept (S.T dbut) & U.D.O.: Animal House. Russia CDM 598-94CD (2 albums in one disc) official compilation

ACCEPT: Staying A life + U.D.O. – Faceless World 2CD, 160 minutes. (2 albums in 2 discs) official compilation. Check samples

MONSTERS OF ROCK CD. ULTRA RARE Accept, Saxon, Blue Oyster Cult, Diamond Head, Motorhead etc 15 songs / 7 live performances!

A Tribute to ACCEPT CD digipak. A Tribute To Accept Vol. I

U.D.O.: Thunderball CD. Better than Accept! Check video + all samples

Heavy Storm CD Promo. Accept, Diamond Head, Gary Moore, Alice Cooper, Scorpions, Zed Yago, U.D.O., Alice Cooper, Gary Moore, Guess Who, Steve Morse. Check audio samples.

MONUMENTS – Volume II [metal hammer Greece. great compilation CD] Dio, Kingdom Come, Anthrax, Lita Ford, Trapeze, Accept etc.

Metal Treasures And Vinyl Heavies. Compilation LP SIGNED / autographed by all EXCITER members

HEAVY METAL MONSTERS 2LP. 1985 Check samples N.W.O.B.H.M / Heavy Metal RARE Double LP compilation.

W.O.W Wendy O Williams:

In life and death, Wendy O. believed in three basic tenets: Never Compromise, Never Surrender, and (most importantly), Posers Get Lost. The Plasmatics, her crazed punk-metal shock rock wrecking ball, was the supersonic distillation of her Nietzsche-like belief system, and they blazed a trail of chaos and mayhem through the 70’s and 80’s that nobody could touch. Not Alice Cooper, not the Sex Pistols, nobody. Somebody had to be the wildest rocker of ‘em all, and that somebody was Wendy O. Williams.

Wendy Orleans Williams was born in Rochester, NY. She grew up on a farm, and ran away from home at age 16. In the early 70’s, she wound up in Europe, where she started a career as a stripper. She moved back to Noo Yawk and met up with filth hound Rod Swenson, who first employed her as a dancer, nude model, and one-time porn star – she had a memorable bit part in Candy Goes to Hollywood (1979) – before ol’ Rod had the brilliant idea of setting this powderkeg to blow live, on stage, with a full-fledged rock n’ roll band. And so, the Plasmatics were born.

“We’re about violence and destruction, destroying objects and material possessions of our greedy society”, Wendy said back in ’79, and she meant it, man. Early Plasmatics gigs featured exploding televisions, hangings, blood, tits, electrocutions, and searing, rip-roaring punk rock’n’roll. They were signed to Stiff, released the seminal New Hope for the Wretched in 1980, and then started doing stuff like blowing up cars on TV. There were obscenity busts, there was filth and fury, there was magic and madness. Wendy had an insatiable need for speed and excitement, which manifested itself in rock n’ roll-as-shock-performance-art. Fire, destruction, explosives, public nudity, she did it all, baby.The Plasmatics were formed by Yale University graduate and radical anti-artist Rod Swenson with Wendy O. Williams. The band was a controversial group known for wild live shows that broke countless taboos as part of an assault on American popular culture.
In addition to chainsawing guitars, blowing up speaker cabinets and sledgehammering television sets, Williams and the Plasmatics blew up automobiles live on stage. Williams was arrested multiple times and was seriously beaten in Milwaukee by the Milwaukee police before being charged with public indecency. The group was banned in London, where they were labeled as anarchists, and riots followed in Zürich and elsewhere.
The Plasmatics’ career spanned five studio albums.The core of the band consisted of vocalist/front person Wendy O. Williams, guitarists Richie Stotts and Wes Beech, and manager Rod Swenson. Bassists and drummers rotated frequently over the years
In 1988, it was officially announced that Wendy and the Plasmatics were “going on hiatus.” Rod later told Classic Rock magazine that they both knew they had stopped.
Wendys last performance of a Plasmatics song occurred due to the prompting of Joey Ramone. She performed “Masterplan” one final time with Richie Stotts, when Richies band opened for the Ramones on New Years Eve, 1988.

She went solo in 1984, releasing the Gene Simmons-produced WOW, which is a spectacular record. She followed that with the monstrous, live-without-a-net Kommander of Kaos and also starred in the camp classic women-in-prison flick Reform School Girls.
She essentially retired from rock’n’roll in the early 90s and moved to Connecticut, devoting most of her time to animal advocacy. In 1993, she attempted suicide for the first time by hammering a knife into her own chest, which is, I mean, that is the most Wendy O. way to go possible. She was discovered and rescued by Rod Swenson, but for Wendy, the die was already cast. On Monday, April 6th, 1998, Wendy O., the Metal Priestess, the Queen of Shock Rock, the Kommander of Kaos, the baddest rock’n’roll motherfucker who ever lived, took a walk into the woods near her home. She sat on a rock and fed some squirrels, then she took a pistol and shot herself in the head.  In a press release on April 7th, Swenson wrote that Wendy had been talking about suicide for nearly four years, because she “felt, in effect, she’d peaked, and didn’t care to live in a world in which she was uncomfortable, and below peak any longer.”
Wendy did it her way, right until the end. She even decided when the end was going to happen. What a bad-ass.

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