Today in Metal History – July 7th

Today in Metal History – July 7th

Today in Metal History – July 7th

Albums Release

July 7th 1984

Helix – “Walkin’ The Razor’s Edge”

“Walkin’ The Razor’s Edge“ is the fourth studio album by the Canadian heavy metal band Helix. “Rock You” is an explosive standout from “Walkin’ the Razor’s Edge”.

Walkin' The Razor's Edge

July 7th 1986

David Lee Roth – “Eat ‘Em And Smile”

“Eat ‘Em And Smile“ is the debut studio album by former Van Halen singer David Lee Roth. “Yankee Rose” is a flashy standout from “Eat ‘Em and Smile”.

Eat ‘Em And Smile

July 7th 1987

Ace Frehley – “Frehley’s Comet”

“Frehley’s Comet” is the debut solo album by American guitarist Ace Frehley. “Rock Soldiers” is a standout anthem from “Frehley’s Comet”.

Faster Pussycat

July 7th 1987

Faster Pussycat – “Faster Pussycat”

“Faster Pussycat“ is the first album by the band of the same name Faster Pussycat. “Don’t Change That Song” is a gritty standout from “Faster Pussycat”.

Faster Pussycat

July 7th 1992

Dream Theater – “Images And Words”

“Images And Words“ is the second studio album by American progressive metal band Dream Theater. “Pull Me Under” is a groundbreaking standout from “Images and Words”.

Images And Words

July 7th 1995

Sinister – “Hate”

“Hate“ is the third studio album by death metal band from Netherlands Sinister. “Unseen Darkness” is a brutal standout from “Hate”.

Hate

July 7th 1998

Crowbar – “Odd Fellows Rest”

“Odd Fellows Rest“ is the fifth studio album by American sludge metal band Crowbar. “Planets Collide” is a crushing standout from “Odd Fellows Rest”.

Odd Fellows Rest

July 7th 2007

Orden Ogan – “Gunmen”

“Gunmen“ is the sixth studio album by German power metal band Orden Ogan. “Fields of Sorrow” is a soaring standout from “Gunmen”.

Gunmen

July 7th 2007

Blaze Bayley – “The Man Who Would Not Die”

“The Man Who Would Not Die“ is the fourth studio album by English heavy metal band Blaze Bayley. “Smile Back at Death” is a powerful standout from “The Man Who Would Not Die”.

The Man Who Would Not Die

Single Release

July 7th 1989

Alice Cooper – “Poison”

“Poison“ is a song by American hard rock musician Alice Cooper. Released as a first single from the eleventh solo and overall eighteenth studio album “Poison”.

Poison

July 7th 2009

Megadeth – “Head Crusher”

“Head Crusher“ is a song by American thrash metal band Megadeth. Released as a first single from their studio album “Endgame”.

Head Crusher

July 7th 2015

Dee Snider – “To Hell And Back”

“Head Crusher“ is a song by American thrash metal band Megadeth. Released as a first single from their studio album “Endgame”.

Head Crusher

July 7th 2017

Paradise Lost – “The Longest Winter”

“The Longest Winter” is a song by British gothic metal band Paradise Lost. Released as a first single from their fifteenth studio album “Medusa“.

Head Crusher

July 7th 2022

Tad Morose – “Pandemonium”

“Pandemonium” is a song by Swedish power metal band Tad Morose. Released as a single from their tenth studio album “March of the Obsequious”.

Head Crusher

July 7th 2023

Equilibrium – “Shelter”

“Shelter” is a song by German folk metal band Equilibrium. Released as a standalone single.

Head Crusher

Metal Birthdays

July 7th 1963

Perry Richardson – Stryper

Perry Richardson is an American bass guitarist who played in the hard rock band FireHouse and is currently the bassist of Stryper.

Perry Richardson

Metal Memory Lane

Today in Metal History – July 7th

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