That time I asked Rob Halford to pick his favourite Sabbath album and was kinda surprised it wasn’t Paranoid

I interviewed Rob Halford for the fourth time in 2010, when he was touring with his band Halford, in support of the new album Made of Metal.

My metal-crazed nephew Jeff flew to Toronto to see Iron Maiden last night

Jeff comes by his Maiden infatuation honestly, 'cause when he was 14 I took him to see them at Vancouver's Pacific Coliseum.

A lot of rock bands have come to Vancouver to record and gone away with hit albums, but Bullet for My Valentine isn't one of them.

I interviewed Down guitarist Pepper Keenan back in September of 2007, two days after the band released Down III: Over the Under.

I did my fourth interview with Rob Halford two weeks before Judas Priest released Nostradamus, the band's first concept album.

“I still go back and revisit a lot of ['70s rock]. The Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush records, the early Rush stuff like Hemispheres."

On May 31, 1986, Jeff Krulik and John Heyn drove into the parking lot at Capitol Centre in Landover, Maryland, and started videotaping.

The rhythm guitarist for the Italian gothic-metal group is fine with the fact that his band's sexiest member gets all the glory.

I interviewed Canadian musician Ian Blurton back in September of 2005, when he was touring with his rowdy riff-rock band C'mon.

Directors Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky spent the better part of three years working on the documentary Metallica: Some Kind of Monster.

Nothing says heavy-metal at Halloween like Iron Maiden's mascot Eddie the Head comin' at ya with a fearsome grimace.

Way back in March of 1985 I did my first interview with Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich, who was 21 at the time.

One of my favourite prog-metal albums of all time is Operation: Mindcrime, released by Queensrÿche in the Year of Our Metal Lord, 1988.