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KISS’s Destroyer: The Album That Defined Rock Excess
Destroyer (1976) dropped 49 years ago, turning KISS into legends. Discover why this album defined rock excess.
Amy
March 5, 2025
Did you read my BTTF blog last week? You don’t have to, but I do like honest opinions. If you did, you would know that Back to the future was one of my favorites as a kid. I still regularly binge the trilogy on a rainy weekend. Is BTTF the best 80’s movie trilogy?
If you are unsure of the others you need to watch the following: Godfather, Bill & Ted, Jaws, Rambo, Rocky and, of course, Terminator before deciding. They do say sequels are never as good as the original, but what do THEY know. Watch them and decide for yourself. Why I think that BTTF is the best 80’s movie trilogy is because each movie is a completely different storyline set in a different time, the only consistency is the cast and the car! Also, for very sad reasons, they cannot add any modern sequels (like Terminator, B&T, Rambo) so the classics will remain and I kinda like that. They stand the test of time.
I got some new BTTF tees fresh for spring. Check em out here
Keep Rockin 🤘
Sam
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