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Tributes to Celebrities Miku Okada & Jurina Matsui Japanese Idol Singers
This article is a tribute to Miku Okada and Jurina Matsui, two Japanese idol singers and members of the girl group SKE48.
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All About Japanese Pop Idol Groups Sakura Gakuin & Hinatazaka46
This article is all about Japanese pop idol groups Sakura Gakuin and Hinatazaka46, an idol group that was formed in February 2019.
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A Tribute to Former Japanese Idol Singer Aki Takajo
This article is a tribute to former AKB48 and JKT48 idol singer Aki Takajo! She has just gotten married and she is one of the most beautiful celebrities in Japan! She was also part of the unit French Kiss from 2010 to 2015.
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The Graduation of Yuna Obata of the Girl Group Ske48: A Perspective
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Misa Eto Member of Girl Group Nogizaka46
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Rina Koike Japanese Movie Actress & Supermodel Known For Her Role in Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon
Rina Koike is a gravure idol/supermodel and film actress best known for her roles in movies such as Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon.
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Yuka Miyazaki Leader of the Girl Group Juice=Juice
Yuka Miyazaki is a member of the Japanese girl group Juice=Juice, and fashion model that has announced that she is graduating from the group in June 2019.
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Tributes to Celebrities Risa Watanabe of Keyakizaka46 & Nmb48
This article is a tribute to Japanese idol singer Risa Watanabe of the girl group Keyakizaka46 & a tribute to Japanese pop music group NMB48 as well.
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Kaori Matsumura Japanese Idol Singer & Member of Girl Group Ske48
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Haruna Kinoshita Former Member of Japanese Girl Group Nmb48
Haruna Kinoshita is a former member of the girl group NMB48. She was a member of this J POP dance group from 2010 through 2016.
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Sakura Mizutani Japanese Supermodel & Race Queen
Sakura Mizutani is a Japanese supermodel, race queen & radio show host.
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Juri Takahashi Member of Girl Group Akihabara 48
Juri Takahashi is a member of the girl group Akihabara 48 or AKB48 and she is the captain of its Team B.
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Sayuri Otomo Japanese Supermodel & Movie Actress
Sayuri Otomo is a Japanese supermodel (gravure idol) and occasional film actress.
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A Look at the Life and Career of Amina Sato of Girl Group Akihabara 48
This article is a look at the life and career of former Akihabara 48 (AKB48) member Amina Sato who is now a voice actress.
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A Tribute to Yurina Hirate of Girl Group Keyakizaka46
This article is a tribute to a young & popular up and coming Japanese idol singer, film actress & fashion model Yurina Hirate who is only 17 years old!
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Namba 48 Idol Singer Ririka Suto to Retire From Show Business
Namba 48 or NMB48 idol singer Ririka Suto announced that she will retire from show business to study philosophy in college. This is my second article about this former member of girl group NMB48.
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Review of the Album "Animal Magnetism" by German Rock Band Scorpions
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Morning Musume 19 & Their 59th Single "Oh My Wish!"
This article is about the 59th major single by the group formerly known as Morning Musume 15 and it is a three part single called Oh My Wish!
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Why the Death of Cliff Burton Is One of the Biggest Losses for the Genre of Heavy Metal
This article lists 5 reasons why the death of Metallica's bassist Cliff Burton is one of the biggest losses for the genre of heavy metal.
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Review of the Episode "Gadget and Old Lace" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
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A Tribute to Former Morning Musume Member Sayumi Michishige in Photos
This is a photo gallery of Sayumi Michishige, former member of Japanese girl group Morning Musume.
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Review of the Album "War Without End" by American Thrash Metal Band Warbringer
War Without End is the 2008 debut album by American thrash metal band Warbringer. Is it an awesome album? It certainly has its solid points but there are albums even better than this one.
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Review of the Album "Wildhoney" by Swedish Doom and Death Metal Band Tiamat
Wildhoney is the very good 1994 studio album by Swedish doom and death metal band Tiamat.
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Review of the Album "IV Empires Collapse" by American Thrash Metal Band Warbringer
This article is a review of the album called IV: Empires Collapse by Ventura California thrash metal band Warbringer.
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Haruna Iikubo, Japanese Idol Singer, Actress, & Fashion Model
Haruna Iikubo is a Japanese Idol singer, actress, fashion model and former member of girl group Morning Musume from 2011 through 2018.
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A Review of the 1987 Album "Join the Army" Good Crossover Thrash Metal
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Review of the Album "Mind’s Eye" by American Neoclassical Rock Guitarist Vinnie Moore
Mind's Eye is the 1986 debut album by American neoclassical guitarist Vinnie Moore and in spite of criticism by some it is still a very good album.
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Review of the Episode "Pirate Island" Episode 41 in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
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Review of the Episode "a Star Is Lost" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
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Review of the Album "Hazardous Mutation" by American Thrash Metal Band Municipal Waste
Hazardous Mutation is the 2005 studio album from Virginia based thrash metal band Municipal Waste released in 2005 and it may be their strongest album.
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Review of the Episode "Gadget in Minimadness" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
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Review of the Episode Called "The Ruby" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
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Review of the Album "Abigail" by Danish Vocalist King Diamond
Abigail is the second solo album by King Diamond released in 1987 and this album differs from his 1986 album Fatal Portrait in the sense that it is a fully concept album which has influences ranging from Yngwie J. Malmsteen & others.
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Review of the Episode "Race to the Finish" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
This article is a review and analysis of the cartoon episode Race to the Finish in the cartoon Inspector Gadget.
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Review of the Episode "Gadget Meets the Clan" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
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Review of the Episode Called "The Boat" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
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Review of the Album Waste 'Em All by the Band Municipal Waste: Is It Worth It Or a Waste of Time?
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Review of the Episode "Haunted Castle" the Most Popular Episode of the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
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Review of the Episode Called "Gadget's Gadgets" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
This article is a review and analysis of the cartoon episode called Gadget's Gadgets in the animated cartoon Inspector Gadget.
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Perspective on Inspector Gadget Episode 3 "Down on the Farm"
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Review of the Episode “A Bad Altitude” in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
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Review of the Episode Gadget’s Roma in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget Compared to The Other Time Travel Episodes
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Review of the Album "Draconian Times" by British Gothic Metal Band Paradise Lost
Draconian Times is the very solid 1995 studio album by British Gothic metal band Paradise Lost released in 1995. Some fans say that this is Paradise Lost's best album and that claim is certainly legitimate.
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Review of the Episode "Tyrannosaurus Gadget" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
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Review of the Album “The Art of Partying” by Thrash Metal Band Municipal Waste
The Art of Partying is the 2007 studio album by Richmond Virginia's thrash metal band Municipal Waste.
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Review of the Episode "Don’t Hold Your Breath" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
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Review of the Episode "Volcano Island" Probably the Worst Episode in the First Season of the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
This article discusses the reasons why the cartoon episode Volcano Island may be the worst episode of the first season of the cartoon Inspector Gadget.
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Review of the Album "Icon" by British Gothic Metal Band Paradise Lost
Icon is the 4th studio album by the United Kingdom's Paradise Lost released in 1993 and this album represents not only a dramatic style change for the world's "first" Gothic metal group but it also shows their musical strength.
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Review of the Episode "Art Heist" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget: Inspector Gadget Goes to New York City
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A Look Back At the Cartoon Episode "Amusement Park" in Inspector Gadget
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A Look Back at Episode 52 of the Cartoon Inspector Gadget "Follow That Jet"
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Review of the Album "Fatal Portrait" by Danish Heavy Metal Vocalist King Diamond
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Perspective on the Inspector Gadget Cartoon Episode Sleeping Gas and How It Compares to the Other Episodes
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Review of Episode 5 of the Cartoon Inspector Gadget: Gadget Must Save Professor Von Slickstein
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Review of the Thrash Metal Album Infernal Thrashing Holocaust
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Perspective on Episode 21 of the Cartoon Inspector Gadget Basic Training
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Perspective on Episode 29 of the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
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Why is the Cartoon Episode "Health Spa" in Inspector Gadget Significant?
This article is actually about 2 main reasons why the cartoon episode Health Spa in the cartoon Inspector Gadget is so significant and applicable to real life.
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Review and Analysis of the Episode "Photo Safari" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
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Why the 1997 Houston Rockets Were One of the Best Teams to Not Win a Championship
This article is about three major reasons why the 1997 Houston Rockets were one of the best teams in the history of the National Basketball Association to never win a championship.
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Perspective on Episode 63 of the Cartoon Inspector Gadget "Fang the Wonder Dog"
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Perspective on Episode 25 in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget: The Appearance of Rattlesnake Bart
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Perspective on Episode 42 of the Cartoon Inspector Gadget "M.a.d. Academy"
M.A.D. Academy is the 42nd episode of the cartoon Inspector Gadget. The article is avout why the episode is so funny and memorable and it is also about how the case gets solved.
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Perspective on Inspector Gadget: Episode 26 Launch Time Inspector Gadget Goes to a Space Station
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Review of the Episode "Clear Case": Inspector Gadget in South Africa
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A Review of the Album "Ten" by British Melodic Hard Rock Band Ten 1996
"Ten" is the album title of the same name released by British melodic hard rock band Ten in 1996. It is one of the best melodic hard rock albums of its kind.
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Review of the Episode "Tree Guesses" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
This article is a review and analysis of the episode Tree Guesses in the cartoon Inspector Gadget.
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Perspective on Episode 44 of the Cartoon Inspector Gadget: Gadget Goes to Ireland
This article is a review and perspective on episode 44 of the cartoon Inspector Gadget called Luck of the Irish.
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Perspective on the Cartoon Inspector Gadget "Greenfinger" Episode 24
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Review of the Episode "King Wrong" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
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Review of Episode 28 of the Cartoon Inspector Gadget: Gadget Goes to Switzerland
Episode 28 of the cartoon Inspector Gadget is called The Coo Coo Clock Caper, an episode in which Inspector Gadget travels to Switzerland.
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Review of Episode 45 of the Cartoon Inspector Gadget Gadget Goes to a Gypsy Camp
Episode 45 of the first season of the cartoon Inspector Gadget is about Inspector Gadget going to a gypsy camp to try and recover a lost royal seal.
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Review of Episode Eight Season 2 of The Cartoon Inspector Gadget Called "the Incredible Shrinking Gadget"
This article is a review and analysis of the episode called The Incredible Shrinking Gadget in the cartoon Inspector Gadget. It is in this episode that Inspector Gadget meets the evil Professor Doomkauf as the two of them do battle again.
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Review of the Episode Crash Course in Crime in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Crash Course in Crime is the 70th episode of the cartoon Inspector Gadget and it also shows the level of ineptness of the two main characters of the series including the Inspector himself.
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Review of the Episode Gadget Meets the Grappler in the Cartoon Series Inspector Gadget
Gadget Meets the Grappler is the very entertaining 9th episode of the second season of the cartoon Inspector Gadget.
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Review and Analysis of the Episode "Focus On Gadget" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
This is an article analyzing the episode Focus on Gadget in the cartoon Inspector Gadget.
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Review of the Album "Meteora" 2003 by Alternative Metal Band Linkin Park
Meteora is the excellent 2nd studio album by American alternative metal band Linkin Park released in 2003.
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Why Was 1994 the Best Year for Vocalist Mike Muir?
This article discusses the reasons why 1994 was the best year for crossover thrash metal vocalist Mike Muir.
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Review of the Album "Out of the Cradle" by Lindsey Buckingham 1992
Out of the Cradle is the brilliant 1992 solo album by American musician Lindsey Buckingham, best known for his time spent with rock group Fleetwood Mac.
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Review of the Episode Gadget and the Red Rose the Last Episode of the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Gadget and the Red Rose is the very last episode of the famous cartoon series Inspector Gadget.
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Review and Analysis of the Episode Called "No Flies on Us" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
No Flies on Us is more than just the 43rd episode of the cartoon series Inspector Gadget. Read on to find out why.
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A Review of the Album "Christ Illusion" by American Thrash Metal Band Slayer
Christ Illusion is the 2006 studio album by American thrash metal band Slayer released in 2006. In spite of the controversy that the album raised, it performed exceptionally well on the US Billboard 200 charts.
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Is Metallica's Death Magnetic Better Than Master of Puppets?
This article is an in depth comparison between Metallca's Death Magnetic album released in 2008 and Master of Puppets which was released back in 1986. Is Death Magnetic a better album? It is a very tough decision to make.
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A Review of the Album "Adult Orientation" by Swedish Hard Rock Band Bad Habit
Adult Orientation is the brilliant 1998 hard rock album by Swedish band Bad Habit released in 1998. After you listen to this album, you will find out what makes it so musically brilliant.
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Review of the Episode Mad Trap in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
MAD Trap is the 20th episode of the cartoon Inspector Gadget and it marks the first time that Frank Welker does not do the voice of Dr. Claw.
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Review of the Album "Clouds" by Swedish Heavy Metal Band Tiamat
Clouds is the 3rd studio album by Swedish doom and death metal band Tiamat released in 1992.
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Review of the Album "Novembrine Waltz" by Italian Death Metal Band Novembre
Novembrine Waltz is the 4th studio album from progressive death metal band Novembre released in 2001.
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What Does the Impending Resignation of Nikki Haley Mean for The United States?
This article is an analysis and response to what the impending resignation of Nikki Haley will mean for the future of the United States going forward.
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Review of the Episode "Busy Signal" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Busy Signal is the 11th episode of the second season of the cartoon Inspector Gadget.
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Review of the Album "Introduction" by American Guitarist Marty Friedman
Introduction is the very good studio album by former Megadeth guitarist Marty Friedman released in 1994.
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Review of the Album The Bleeding by American Death Metal Band Cannibal Corpse
The Bleeding is the 4th studio album by American death metal band Cannibal Corpse. This album and the band's music has come under much controversy.
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Tributes to Celebrities: Yuu Tejima and Hitomi Yoshizawa
This article is a tribute to Yuu Tejima and Hitomi Yoshizawa, two celebrities that have been involved in controversy but for entirely different reasons.
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Review of the Album "Incesticide" by Alternative Rock Band Nirvana
Incesticide is the 1992 studio album by alternative rock band Nirvana and it is a series of B-sides, outtakes and other songs recorded in different sessions.
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Review of the Episode Mad in the Moon in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
This article is a review and summary of the episode MAD in the Moon in the cartoon Inspector Gadget.
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Review of the Album "Solstice" by American Thrash Metal Band Solstice
This article is a review of the album Solstice by the American thrash metal band Solstice released in 1992.
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Review of the Album "Ghost" by Finnish Death Metal Band Before the Dawn
Ghost is the third studio album by Finnish death and Gothic Metal band Before the Dawn released in 2006.
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Review of the Episode "Gone Went the Wind" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Gone Went the Wind is the 39th episode in the cartoon Inspector Gadget.
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Review of the Episode "Quimby Exchange" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Quimby Exchange is the 55th episode of the cartoon series Inspector Gadget.
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Review of the Episode Called "Snakin" All Over" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
"Snakin All Over" is the 58th episode of the cartoon series called Inspector Gadget.
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A Review of the Album "Classica" by Italian Death Metal Band Novembre
"Classica" is the 3rd studio album by Italian progressive doom and death metal band Novembre released in 1999.
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Why the Career of Pop Singer Hitomi Yoshizawa May Never Be the Same
This article is about 2 major reasons why the career of pop singer Hitomi Yoshizawa may never be the same again. It is because of a huge scandal that she has caused.
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A Review of the Album "The Game" by Austrian Heavy Metal Band Dreams of Sanity
The Game is the last studio album by Austrian and Swiss heavy metal band Dreams of Sanity and it is also their finest work in their career.
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Review of the Episode "Bad Dreams Are Made of This" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
This is an article about the episode Bad Dreams Are Made of This in the cartoon Inspector Gadget.
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Review of the Episode "N.s.f. Gadget" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
N.S.F. Gadget may be the best episode in the second season of the cartoon Inspector Gadget. Read on to find out why.
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Review of the Episode Called "Funny Money" From the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Funny Money is the 51st episode of the cartoon Inspector Gadget.
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Review of the Album "Esoptron" by Greek Death Metal Band Septic Flesh
Esoptron is the second studio album by Greek Gothic and death metal band Septic Flesh released in 1995. It may be even better than their debut album Mystic Places of Dawn but the album has a very philosophical approach to it lyrically.
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Review of the Episode In Seine in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget: Gadget Goes to France
In Seine is the 59th episode of the cartoon Inspector Gadget and in this episode the hero Inspector Gadget travels to France. The episode is one of the weakest of the first season.
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Review of the Album "Diary of a Madman" by British Vocalist Ozzy Osbourne
Diary of a Madman is the very good 1981 studio album by Ozzy Osbourne and it is the last album to feature the guitar playing of Randy Rhoads.
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Review of the Episode "Plantform of the Opera" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
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Review of the Episode Called "Weather in Tibet" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Weather in Tibet is the 56th episode of the cartoon series Inspector Gadget.
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Review of the Episode "Unhenged" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Unhenged is the 57th episode of the famous cartoon Inspector Gadget.
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Review of the Episode "Dry Spell" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Dry Spell is the 53rd episode of the first season of the cartoon Inspector Gadget.
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Review of the Album "Disconnected" by the Band Fates Warning
Disconnected is the very good 2000 studio album by US progressive metal band Fates Warning. The album has a philosophical approach to the lyrics and it is described as a change of pace from their other albums.
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Review of the Album "Tarot" by Spanish Power Metal Band Dark Moor
Tarot is the very good 2007 studio album by Spanish power metal band Dark Moor and it may be the band's best album in the Alfred Romero era.
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Review of the Episode Called "Smeldorado" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
The episode Smeldorado from the cartoon Inspector Gadget is much more significant than just being an animated cartoon. Read on to find out why.
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Review of the Album Illusions by United States Thrash Metal Band Sadus
This article is a review of the album Illusions by Antioch California thrash metal band Sadus but it is the worst thrash metal album in recent history.
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Review of the Album "One Million Lightyears From Home" by German Hard Rock Band Domain
One Million Lightyears From Home is the 2001 studio album by German hard rock band Domain featuring the powerful vocals of Carsten "Lizard" Schulz.
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Review of the Album 4 by Brazilian Thrash Metal Band Attomica
4 is the 4th studio album by Brazilian thrash metal band Attomica released in 2012 and it is their best studio album. Read on to find out why.
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Review of the Episode "So It Is Written" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
So It is Written is the 62nd episode of the first season of the cartoon Inspector Gadget.
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Review of the Album "Thrashback" by American Thrash Metal Band Whiplash
Thrashback is the brilliant 1998 studio album by New Jersey thrash metal band Whiplash.
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Review of the Episode "Doubled Agent" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Doubled Agent is the 36th episode of the first season of the cartoon Inspector Gadget.
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Review of the Album Limits of Insanity by Brazilian Thrash Metal Band Attomica
Limits of Insanity is the second studio album by Brazilian thrash metal band Attomica released in 1989.
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Review of the Episode Called "Gadget's Replacement" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Gadget's Replacement is the 23rd episode of the first season of the cartoon Inspector Gadget. It is an episode that is significant from the technology standpoint and was well ahead of its time.
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Review of the Album "Chris Isaak" by Rock Musician Chris Isaak
"Chris Isaak" is the second studio album by American rock musician Chris Isaak released in 1986 known for songs such as Blue Hotel and Lovers Game.
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A Look At the Life and Career of Mai Nakamura, Former Olympic Backstroke Swimmer
Mai Nakamura is a former Japanese Olympic backstroke swimmer that competed in the 1996 and 2000 Summer Olympic Games.
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Review of the Album Purple by the Alternative Rock Band Stone Temple Pilots
The album Purple is the very good second studio album by alternative rock band Stone Temple Pilots.
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The Life and Career of Japanese Backstroke Swimmer Hanae Ito
This article is about the life and career of Japanese backstroke swimmer Hanae Ito.
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Review of the Album "Hidden Treasures" by Megadeth
Hidden Treasures is the 1995 EP or short album released by Megadeth and it came out in 1995.
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Review and Analysis of the Episode Eye of the Dragon in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Eye of the Dragon is the 35th episode of the cartoon series Inspector Gadget and it features the hero Inspector Gadget traveling to Hong Kong.
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Movie Review "Dumb and Dumber" (1994)
Dumb and Dumber is the very funny romantic comedy made in 1994 that is about two good friends that plan a cross country trip to return a briefcase. The movie is highly recommended!
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Review of the Episode Birds of a Feather in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Birds of a Feather is the 61st episode of the cartoon series Inspector Gadget.
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Review of the Extended Play Album Violent Mosh by Brazilian Thrash Metal Band Violator
Violent Mosh is the very good 2004 extended play album by Brazilian thrash metal band Violator.
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Review of the Album "Chasing Time" by American Progressive Metal Band Fates Warning
Chasing Time is the very good compilation album by American progressive metal band Fates Warning released in 1995. A standout album from one of the United States' best!
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Review and Analysis of the Episode "The Great Divide" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
The Great Divide is the 34th episode of the 1st season of the cartoon Inspector Gadget.
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Review of the Album Insult to Injury by New Jersey Thrash Metal Band Whiplash
Insult to Injury is the 3rd studio album by New Jersey thrash metal band Whiplash released in 1989.
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Review of the Album Let There Be Blood by Exodus One of the Original Bay Area Thrash Bands
Let There Be Blood is a re-recorded version of Exodus' debut album Bonded by Blood. It was written and composed to pay tribute to Paul Baloff.
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Review of the Episode Movie Set in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Movie Set is the 13th episode of the famous cartoon series Inspector Gadget. The significance of the episode is discussed as well.
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Review of the Album "Attomica" by Brazilian Thrash Metal Band Attomica
Attomica is the self-titled debut album by Brazilian thrash metal band Attomica released in 1987 but the bad vocals of the album really bring the quality of the album down to a low level. The riffs in the songs are decent though.
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Why Game 7 of the 2000 Nba Western Conference Finals Is One of the Best Games of the 21st Century
Game 7 of the 2000 NBA Western Conference Finals is one of the best games of the 21st century especially for fans of the Los Angeles Lakers.
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Greatest Games in the History of the National Basketball Association: Game 3 of the 2000 Western Conference Finals
This article is about why Game 3 of the 2000 NBA Western Conference Finals between the Los Angeles Lakers and Portland Trailblazers is one of the greatest games in the history of the National Basketball Association.
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Review of the Album Cold Lake by Swiss Heavy Metal Band Celtic Frost
Cold Lake is the 1988 studio album by Swiss heavy metal band Celtic Frost. Although the album was largely criticized by its fans, the album is nowhere near as bad as it is perceived to be.
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Review of the Album "Inspiration" by Swedish Heavy Metal Guitarist Yngwie Malmsteen
Inspiration is an album of cover songs released by Swedish guitarist Yngwie J. Malmsteen in 1996. Features contributions by Jeff Scott Soto, Joe Lynn Turner, and Mark Boals.
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Review and Analysis of the Episode "Old Man of the Mountain" in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
Old Man of the Mountain is the 46th episode of the first season of the cartoon series Inspector Gadget. It is an episode that was named by mistake and should have been named The Great Divide.
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Review of the Album "La Masquerade Infernale" by Norwegian Avant Gard Metal Band Arcturus
La Masquerade Infernale is the second studio album by Norwegian Avant Gard metal band Arcturus released in 1997. The album marks a drastic departure from their early black metal style.
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Review of the Album Hell Bent For Leather by British Band Judas Priest
Hell Bent for Leather is the US based release of the 5th album of British heavy metal band Judas Priest released in 1979.
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Review and Analysis of the Episode All That Glitters in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
This article is a review and analysis of the episode All That Glitters from the famous cartoon series Inspector Gadget.
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Review of the Album Bonded by Blood by American Thrash Metal Band Exodus
Bonded by Blood is the 1985 debut album by American thrash metal band Exodus. It has the high pitched vocals of Paul Baloff who passed away in 2002 due to suffering a stroke.
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Review of the Album "Aspera Hiems Symfonia" by Norwegian Black Metal Band Arcturus
Aspera Hiems Symfonia is the debut album by Norwegian atmospheric black metal band Arcturus released in 1996.
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A Review of the Album Natural Born Chaos by Swedish Melodic Death Metal Band Soilwork
Natural Born Chaos is the brilliant 2002 studio album by Swedish melodic death metal band Soilwork.
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Review of the Album Called Death-a-Holic, the Last Album by Finnish Melodic Death Metal Band the Wake
Death-a-Holic is the 2005 album by Finnish melodic death metal band The Wake and it is their last studio release before they disbanded in 2008.
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Review of the Album "North From Here" by Finnish Band Sentenced
North From Here is the second studio album from Finnish band Sentenced released in 1993. The album has a kind of black metal feel to it.
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Review of the Album "The Golden Ratio" by Swedish Pop and Techno Band Ace of Base
The Golden Ratio is the 2010 studio album by Swedish pop/techno band Ace of Base and it is the first album without sisters Linn and Jenny Berggren. It is also the band's last official studio album. Singing on this album are vocalists Clara Hagman and Julia Williamson.
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Review of the Album "Amok" by Finnish Band Sentenced
Amok is the third studio album by Finnsh band Sentenced released in 1995. It is the last album to have Taneli Jarva on vocals and it starts to use some of the Gothic rock that we have been used to hearing from this band.
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Episode Review The Pharaoh’s Curse in the Cartoon Inspector Gadget
This article is a review and analysis of the episode The Pharaoh's Curse, the 19th episode of the popular cartoon Inspector Gadget.
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A Review of the Album Republic by British Pop Rock Band New Order
Republic is the brilliant 1993 studio album by British pop/rock techno band New Order. It may even save your life and turn it in a much better direction! Read on to find out why.
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Forgotten Heavy Metal Bands: Ritual Carnage Japanese Thrash Metal Band
This article is about a forgotten thrash metal band from Japan known as Ritual Carnage. Their status as of 2018 is unknown.
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Review of the Album Feed the Extermination by German Thrash Metal Band Vendetta
Feed the Extermination is the 2011 studio album by German thrash metal band Vendetta.
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Review of the Album Cause for Conflict by German Thrash Metal Band Kreator
Cause for Conflict is the 1995 studio album by German thrash metal band Kreator. It is a step up from their 1992 album Renewal.
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Album Review "Ballet of the Brute" by Danish Death and Thrash Metal Band Hatesphere (2004)
Ballet of the Brute is the 2004 studio album by the Danish death and thrash metal band Hatesphere.
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A Review of the Debut Album by German Thrash Metal Band Vendetta
This article is a review of the debut album by German thrash metal band Vendetta called Go and Live...Stay and Die released in 1987.
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Review of the Album "To the Nines" Groovy Death and Thrash Metal From Denmark
To the Nines is the 6th full length album by Danish thrash and death metal band Hatesphere released in 2009.
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Review of the Album El Niño by the Italian Band Eldritch
El Niño is the 1998 studio album by American and Italian Progressive metal band Eldritch. After this album, they would get better and stronger as a band.
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Review of the Album "Mane Attraction" by the Hard Rock Band White Lion
"Mane Attraction" is the 1991 studio album by the band White Lion which has members from Denmark and the United States. It was to be their last full length album but it is still a very good one.
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A Review of the CD Single Alright Tonight and the Extended Play Album Fire Within by the Band Lullacry
This article is a review of the CD single Alright Tonight and the extended play album called Fire Within by Finnish heavy rock band Lullacry.
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Forgotten Heavy Metal Albums: "Killers" by the British Band Iron Maiden
The 1981 studio album Killers by Iron Maiden is one of those forgotten heavy metal albums. Read on to find out why.
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Review of the Album "Terrible Certainty" by German Thrash Metal Band Kreator
Terrible Certainty is the 1987 studio album by German thrash metal band Kreator released in 1987.
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Review of the Album Headquake by Italian Heavy Metal Band Eldritch
Headquake is the second studio album by Italian and American progressive metal band Eldritch released in 1997.
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Tributes to Celebrities: Atsuko Maeda and Sayaka Yamamoto
This article is a tribute being given to Atsuko Maeda formerly of girl group AKB48 and Sayaka Yamamoto currently a member of girl group NMB48 who has announced her intention to graduate. Both have been members at the top of their groups.
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A Photo Gallery of Movie Actress and Singer Meisa Kuroki Beautiful Okinawan Celebrity!
This is a beautiful photo gallery of movie actress, singer, and fashion model Meisa Kuroki! She is the wife of singer Jin Akanishi.
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Review of the Album "Non Serviam" by Greek Death Metal Band Rotting Christ
"Non Serviam" is the second studio album by Greek black and death metal band Rotting Christ released in 1994.
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Review Mystic Places of Dawn by Greek Death Metal Band Septic Flesh
Mystic Places of Dawn is the 1994 studio album by the Greek doom/death metal band formerly known as Septic Flesh. They now write and record material under the name Septicflesh.
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How Did Chuck Schuldiner Start His Career?
This article briefly discusses how the late great guitarist Chuck Schuldiner started his musical career, his impact on the US death metal scene and where he ranks on the list of the all time greatest heavy metal guitar players.
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Review of Chapter 14 The Message by Japanese Pop Music Group Morning Musume
Chapter 14 The Message is the 14th studio album by Japanese pop music group Morning Musume now known as Morning Musume 18.
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Why the Album Broadcast by British Rock Band Cutting Crew Is so Memorable
Broadcast is the well-known debut album by British rock band Cutting Crew. Why is this such a memorable album? Read on to find out why.
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Review: Sentenced "Shadows of the Past" (1992)
"Shadows of the Past" is the debut album by Finnish band Sentenced released in 1992. It is an early death metal album different from the releases that would come after it. The album has Taneli Jarva doing the vocals.
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The Gathering "Always..." Album Review
"Always..." is the debut album by Dutch band The Gathering released in 1992. Features the vocals of Bart Smits.
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"Spiritual Healing" Album Review
"Spiritual Healing" is the very good 1990 studio album by American death metal band called Death. The album features a style change and Chuck Schuldiner's voice becomes more understandable.
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Review: Thy Mighty Contract by the Band Rotting Christ
Thy Mighty Contract released in 1993 is the debut album of Greek metal band Rotting Christ and it is black metal in nature differing very much from their later releases.
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A Review of the Album Renewal by German Thrash Metal Band Kreator
Renewal is the 1992 studio album by longtime German thrash metal band Kreator but it is a different one in terms of style from their earlier albums.
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Mokoma Album Review "Death Song" (2006)
This is a review of the album known in English as Death Song by Finnish thrash metal band Mokoma released in 2006.
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A Review of the 2004 Studio Album by Mokoma Called This World's Prince of Hovi
This World's Prince of Hovi is the 2004 studio album by Finnish thrash metal band Mokoma released in 2004.
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Review of the Album Finished With the Dogs 1987 by German Thrash Metal Band Holy Moses
Finished With the Dogs is the 1987 studio album by German thrash metal band Holy Moses and some fans say it is their best album. Features the debut of drummer Uli Kusch.
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A Review of the Album Lost Paradise by British Band Paradise Lost
Lost Paradise is the debut album by British band Paradise Lost released in 1990. The style is of a doom and death metal nature similar to early Amorphis.
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A Review of The Gates of Oblivion by Spanish Power Metal Band Dark Moor
The Gates of Oblivion is the brilliant 2002 album by Spanish power metal band Dark Moor released in 2002 and it is their best album of their career! Read on to find out why.
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A Review of the Album Enclosed by Spanish Industrial Power Metal Band Dreamaker
Enclosed is the second studio album from Spanish industrial power metal band Dreamaker. Features the vocals of Elisa Martin formerly of the band Dark Moor.
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Children of Bodom "Blooddrunk" Album Review
Blooddrunk is the 2008 album by Finnish death metal band Children of Bodom. It is their weakest studio album and it is mostly groove filled death metal but it is still pretty good.
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A Look Back at the Album "Razorbliss" by Flowing Tears 14 Years Later
Razorbliss is the awesome 2004 studio album by German heavy rock band Flowing Tears. the article takes a look at the album 14 years after its release. Has it stood the test of time?
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A Review of the Album The Highest Law by Japanese Thrash Metal Band Ritual Carnage
The Highest Law is the 1998 debut album by Japanese thrash metal band Ritual Carnage.
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A Review of the Album "Swansong" by British Death Metal Band Carcass
Swansong is the 1996 studio album by British death metal band Carcass. It is their last album before their hiatus and eventual return in 2007.
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All About the Akb48 Song "Aitakatta" Which is the Group's Most Well-Known Song
This article is all about the song called Aitakatta by famous Japanese pop music group AKB48. It is the group's most well-known song and was released in October 2006.
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Review of the Album Pervertigo by the Band Throne of Chaos
Pervertigo is the second studio album by the Finnish band Throne of Chaos released in 2002. It is not as good as their debut album called Menace and Prayer but still a pretty solid release.
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A Review of the Debut Album of Swedish Melodic Death Metal Band Soilwork
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A Review of the Album "Scenes" by Marty Friedman
Scenes is the very good 1992 solo album by former Megadeth guitarist Marty Friedman. It is of the new age and classical style.
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A Tribute To Momoko Tsugunaga Former Member of Girl Groups Berryz Kobo and Country Girls
This article is a tribute to former singer and fashion model Momoko Tsugunaga. Tsugunaga who now works as a teacher was a member of the girl groups Berryz Kobo and Country Girls. Her career in entertainment lasted over 15 years.
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A Review of the Album Called "Country Musume Daizenshuu 1" by Japanese Pop Music Group Country Musume
Country Musume Daizenshuu 1 is the debut album by Japanese pop music group Country Musume now known by the name of Country Girls. The album was released in December 2001.
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Review of the Album Eternal Winter’s Prophecy by the Band Catamenia
Eternal Winter's Prophecy is the third studio album by Finnish melodic black metal band Catamenia released in 2000.
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Review of the Album Suomi Finland Perkele by Impaled Nazarene Released in 1994
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Yoko Kumada Former Fashion Model, Actress, and Author
Yoko Kumada is a former fashion model, current film actress and author who is a parent to three daughters. She has been known to give interesting health advice over the years.
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Review of the Album In Sorte Diaboli by Norwegian Symphonic Metal Band Dimmu Borgir
In Sorte Diaboli is the outstanding 2007 studio album by Dimmu Borgir one of Norway's finest extreme metal bands.
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A Tribute to Haruka Nakagawa of Girl Groups Akb48 and Jkt48
This article is a tribute to the singer Haruka Nakagawa formerly of the girl groups AKB48 and JKT48.