Lollipop Magazine

Lord Belial – Unholy Crusade – Review

June 1, 2000

When their intensity is mixed with flutes, cellos, classical guitars, and female vocals, there’s so much going on that it takes numerous listens to appreciate.

Lita Ford – Greatest Hits Live! – Review

June 1, 2000

“Hey, this is cheesy bar rock! Wait, I get it! Gimme a beer and a shot and let’s yell for Lita to show us her tits until we get thrown out!”

Lefay – SOS – Review

June 1, 2000

Lefay continue to hone and perfect their rhythm-heavy take on power metal, forsooth really delivering the stomping power where others do not.

Lee Rocker – Live – Review

June 1, 2000

Tho’ there’s exceptions, I’ve never fuckin’ liked modern rockabilly, I just don’t give a shit. It’s boring.

Jimmy Page and the Black Crowes – Live at the Greek: Excess All Areas – Review

June 1, 2000

This album is such a great idea. Jimmy Page joins the Black Crowes for two CDs full of Led Zeppelin songs and some old blues and ’60s rock classics.

Jim Martin – Milk and Blood – Review

June 1, 2000

How did this vanity project ever get released without someone saying, “Jim, you gotta be kidding me, this fuckin’ sucks.”

Jackpot – Weightless – Review

June 1, 2000

Imagine the sound of Rod Stewart’s “Maggie” with the poetry of Joey Buttofuoco. Listening to this could be AA for closet slackers.

Import Zone – K-Pop – Column

June 1, 2000

Some Korean pop artists can be compared to today’s J-pop artists; Korea’s Finkl and See U are the equivalent of Japan’s Speed and Max.

Impaled – The Dead Shall Remain Dead – Review

June 1, 2000

Impaled have that early ’90s Earache sound with similarities to death metal legends like Entombed and Carnage, but have created their own formula for chaos.

Ignite – A Place Called Home – Review

June 1, 2000

The spirit and muscle of hardcore mixed with dashes of pop-punk that make it more accessible. Teglas’s command of his three octave voice will keep you amazed.