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History of Metal 1988: Lita Ford, Lita So, these are morning albums. My wife curates, and I wake up to them. Hair metal’s default is so effeminate that i was on track 3 when I realized the vocalist is a woman. It’s basically a perfect execution of its own brief: β€œWhat if Pat Benatar could shred?”

Album cover: Lita in a black sparkly 80s dress crouching down to fit in the frame. She’s in a studio.
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History of Metal 1987: Guns N’ Roses, Appetite for Destruction This basically lived in my cassette player when I found it a decade later. At 12 I’d have told you it was a perfect record. At 41 I’ll tell you the same. I mean, what do you want? We’re in the jungle now, baby. We’re gonna die.

And arguably this isn't out of a sense of nostalgia but because futuristic fabrics will have to be the lowest impact ones we can devise, which may indeed mean turning again to leather and cotton and wool and linen and hemp.