Lollipop Magazine

Linda Linda Linda – Review

February 1, 2008

Four Japanese girls in a band are set to perform at their high school’s festival when one of the girls is injured and can no longer play. Controversy ensues.

Sixx A.M. – The Heroin Diaries Soundtrack – Review

February 1, 2008

Nikki Sixx published a book called The Heroin Diaries and this is the soundtrack. A lot of inspired lyrics, but none so beautiful as “Accidents Can Happen.”

Mötley Crüe – Carnival of Sins Live – Review

February 1, 2008

A virtually flawless show featuring all of their biggest hits and lesser known gems, both old and new, and a must for even the casual Crüe fan.

Genesis – Behind The Lines 1967-2007 – Review

February 1, 2008

This book isn’t for fans, it’s for fanatics. It doesn’t merely list the band’s extensive discography, it walks you from one release to the next.

Cinema of Obsession – Erotic Fixation and Love Gone Wrong in the Movies – Review

February 1, 2008

This book delves deep into the twisted core of movies like Mulholland Drive, Notes on a Scandal, and Fatal Attraction.

Helloween – Keeper of The Seven Keys – The Legacy World Tour – Review

January 1, 2008

Andi Deris’ voice sounds superb, the musicianship is spot on, and the audience sings along with fervor. Not much more that you could want out of a live album.

Manga Mania Occult and Horror – Review

January 1, 2008

Everything is covered, from how to draw vampires to evil children to human-animal hybrids and demon girls. Helpful lessons on eyes, expressions, and hands.

BulletBoys – Behind the Orange Curtain – Review

January 1, 2008

They didn’t have the ballad to put them on the hair metal map, so BulletBoys never achieved notoriety. It’s unfortunate: Marq Torien has one hell of a voice.

The Beatles Press Reports – Review

January 1, 2008

The articles appear year-by-year, and you feel like you’ve gone back in time while you read them, as if you’re experiencing the Beatles phenomenon first-hand.

Kylie Minogue – Ultimate Kylie – Review

May 30, 2005

This two disc collection is the perfect introduction to her discography, and the only Kylie compilation to span her entire career thus far.