History in Five Songs Episode 380: Modest Metal Wins of the ‘90s
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In Episode 380 of History in Five Songs with Martin Popoff, Martin looks back at the modest metal victories of the '90s. From hair-metal revivals and thrash tours to underground bands earning major-label attention and surprising gold and platinum certifications, Martin recalls the excitement of championing metal during its supposedly “dead” era.
Poison – “Sexual Thing”
Machine Head – “Old”
Cathedral – “Ride”
Saigon Kick – “Freedom”
Monster Magnet – “Powertrip”
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