WHEELS OF STEEL: THE EXPLOSIVE EARLY YEARS OF THE NWOBHM by Martin Popoff Books self-righteousness

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WHEELS OF STEEL: THE EXPLOSIVE EARLY YEARS OF THE NWOBHM by Martin Popoff Books self-righteousnessThe year was 1979, and a brash new breed of heavy metal maker was busy shovelling dirt over the death of punk, while simultaneously mourning the waning energies or outright demises of hard rock's earlier heroes, namely Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath and Uriah Heep. In Wheels of Steel: The Explosive Early Years of the NWOBHM, Martin Popoff charts the long ramp up to this detonation of headbanging mania through the late `70s, arriving at the