When Whitesnake’s album Slip Of The Tongue was released in 1989, singer David Coverdale made an extraordinary claim about the ...

Here are the 11 best hair metal albums of the last 25 years. Hair metal, glam metal, or whatever name you want to give it, has made a triumphant return over the past quarter-century.

Read on to see the worst album by 11 big hair metal bands.

Our list of the Best Hair Metal Album of Every Year From 1981 to 1991 proves that before it was relegated to the dustbin of history, hair metal — or glam metal, or pop-metal, or whatever the ...

Here are the 9 best non-hair metal albums released by hair metal bands. The 1980s were synonymous with larger-than-life personas, infectious, anthemic choruses, long, flowing locks, skin-tight ...

Any album is a small miracle to get over the line, but Def Leppard were up against it in a much different way when making their masterpiece.

The hair, or glam, metal bands of the 1980s remain one of the true guilty pleasures in the history of music. The hair spray, makeup and catchy pop tunes touched up with distortion were made for MTV.

READ MORE: The 10 Best Hair Metal Albums of the 1990s. As the ’80s progressed and the L.A. hard rock scene became increasingly saturated, the latter category began to outweigh the former.

Ozzy Osbourne might be the face of all things hard rock, but Kurt Cobain felt that only certain parts of his solo career was worth listening to.

Hair metal albums need a power ballad. And 80s bands had no problem leaning into deeply earnest lyrics, with emotional and overtly sentimental singers.