Creem's Profiles
TWISTED SISTER
(Pronounced “Boy Howdy!”)
HOME: The Heavy Metal Beauty Salon.
AGE: Kids (Hah!)
PROFESSION: Hell burners.
HOBBIES: Staying hungry; riding to live, living to ride; taking you alive; celebrating street justice; helping make-up stocks rise; studying old Kiss and Bozo The Clown videos for inspiration.
LAST BOOK READ: In Search Of The Historical Jesus by Satan.
LAST ACCOMPLISHMENT: Declaring they’re not goirig to take.it without explaining exactly what “it” is they’re not going to take (authority? injustice? weenies?).
QUOTE: “Careful where you stick that eyeliner, big boy!”
PROFILE: With the “flamboyant” Dee Snider on vocals and exDictator Mark “The Animal” Mendoza on bass, Twisted Sister epitomized the aggressive stance of New York’s ’70s heavy metal rock. It took them nine years—during which time they were often a laughing stock—but they persevered, and finally broke out, proving that you may not be able to stop rock ’n’ roll, but you can sure make it ugly.
BEER: Boy Howdy!

