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A Conversation With Twisted Sister’s Dee Snider

Posted on November 26, 2016 by Michael Cavacini
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dee-sniderLess than 24 hours before Twisted Sister’s historic final performance, I interviewed the band’s frontman: Dee Snider. He was a pleasure to speak with and our discussion covered a wide range of topics, including his excellent new solo album, We Are The Ones, his war of words last year with KISS’ Paul Stanley, our mutual love of musicals, and much more.

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Posted in Interview, Music | Tagged Ace Frehley, Alice Cooper, David Bowie, Dee Snider, Eric Singer, Gene Simmons, Interview, KISS, Michael Cavacini, Music, New York Dolls, Paul Stanley, Peter Criss, Slade, Tommy Thayer, Twisted Sister, We Are The Ones | 3 Replies

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