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Various artists reflect on the P.M.R.C (Parents Music Resource Center) committee's attempts to censor violent, drug-related, or sexual themes in music at the height of the 80s | CREEM Close Up™, July 1988.
Sunset strip 🌇🌆
DO NOT BE FOOLED BY SATAN
Corinthians 15:33
“Do not be deceived: Bad company corrupts good character.” The scriptures tell us that we must be wise to Satan's tricks. The Devil will always find ways to prey upon us so we must pray upon him! Children and parents it is more vital now than ever that you are aware that listening to dark music = keeping bad company. Heavy Metal like Judas Priest, Iron Maiden and those that pretend to be christian like Creed and Stryper are ALL = spiritual corruption. Be mindful. Heed the word of God and reject the songs of Satan! And remember: Heaven or Hell. Your choice.
Round One of the Hottest 80s Musician Tournament
Oz Fox vs. Razzle Dingley
Oz Fox
Razzle Dingley
Oz Fox
June 18, 1961-
Known as: Guitarist for Stryper
Music released in the 80s:
The Yellow and Black Attack (1984) (EP) Soldiers Under Command (1985)
To Hell with the Devil (1986)
In God We Trust (1988)
Propaganda: “He's underrated as hell and won’t win but he's hot as fuck especially in the 80’s”
Razzle Dingley
December 2, 1960 – December 8, 1984
Known as: Drummer for Hanoi Rocks and Fallen Angels
Music released during the 80s:
With Hanoi Rocks
Back to Mystery City (1983)
Two Steps from the Move (1984)
With Fallen Angels
Fallen Angels (1984)
Propaganda:
Visual propaganda for Oz Fox:
Visual propaganda for Razzle Dingley: