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Topic History of: Gogmagog
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Green Man	It reminds me of both Autograph and Aldo Nova We thought both were awful back then. They were popular with rock chicks at the time. It's interesting that JK tried to break into the British heavy metal genre. I can't blame a man for trying. The Gogmagog riffs do remind me of MacAlpine, Aldridge, and Rock-Sarzo. Just because you can make an album does not always mean you should
andrew	The EP love it or hate it personally I think they had had a lot potential. JK nor the band benefited from it whatsoever, thanks to metal fans it's now received a bit more positive feedback. According to Youtube comments people are happy to call it an experiment which backfired. (Hats off to you JK) My only complaint is that a LP never followed, they sound too much like Fifth Angel and Blue Murder. www.metal-archives.com/reviews/Gogmagog/...551/dietpepsi/161749 dbgeekshow.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/now-hear-this-gogmagog.html www.sputnikmusic.com/review/46354/Gogmagog-I-Will-Be-There/ bravewords.com/news/legendary-uk-produce...agog-sounds-terrific dmme.net/interviews/dianno.html www.truemetal.org/unstoppableforce/interview20.html