Twisted Sister had their work minimize out following the success of their first major-label album, 1983’s You Can’t Cease Rock ’N’ Roll. After a decade’s value of gigs on the East Coast’s Tri-State space of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, the band’s critically acclaimed visits to the UK snagged them a take care of Atlantic, regardless of American label boss Doug Morris calling the band “the worst fucking piece of shit on this planet”.
Accordingly, going into the making of Keep Hungry – which might go on to shift six million copies worldwide, fuelled by the group’s charismatic movies (with single We’re Not Gonna Take It and its video, specifically, making them megastars of their native United States) – wasn’t with out its obstacles.
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