The group have issued a statement thanking fans for their support.
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The group have issued a statement thanking fans for their support.
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BMG, in partnership with Rhino Entertainment, announces the release of Totally Twisted – The Studio Albums 1982–1987, a celebration of one of the most explosive and influential periods in rock history with a collection that brings together Twisted Sister’s classic studio albums from 1982 through 1987.
Available as a 5-color-LP box set and a 5CD box set, Totally Twisted chronicles the era in which Twisted Sister evolved from a New York City club phenomenon into an international heavy metal powerhouse.
The collection features five landmark studio albums:
Together, the albums capture the full arc of Twisted Sister’s defining ’80s run and present the complete studio-album story of a band whose music, imagery and larger-than-life personality helped define an era.
The 5-color-LP edition presents each album on its own uniquely colored vinyl, creating a striking collector’s package designed for fans who want to experience these essential recordings in the classic album format.
With its combination of hard-rocking attitude, unforgettable songs, and unmistakable visual identity, Totally Twisted – The Studio Albums 1982–1987 is an essential collection for longtime Twisted Sister fans and a definitive introduction for a new generation of rock fans.
Totally Twisted – The Studio Albums 1982–1987 can be pre-order here.

Formed in New Jersey in the early 1970s, Twisted Sister emerged as one of heavy metal’s most distinctive and successful bands, combining powerful riffs, anthemic choruses, theatrical imagery and an unmistakable spirit of rebellion.
The band’s best-known lineup, responsible for its first four albums, featured Jay Jay French (guitar), Eddie “Fingers” Ojeda (guitar), Dee Snider (lead vocals), Mark “The Animal” Mendoza (bass) and A.J. Pero (drums). Following the Come Out and Play tour, Pero departed the group and was succeeded by former Good Rats drummer Joey “Seven” Franco, who performed on the band’s 1987 album, Love Is for Suckers.
Twisted Sister achieved international breakthrough success with the release of Stay Hungry in 1984. Certified multi-platinum in the United States, the album produced two of the era’s most enduring rock anthems, “We’re Not Gonna Take It” and “I Wanna Rock,” propelling the band to worldwide prominence.
With their uncompromising sound, iconic music videos, and larger-than-life visual identity, Twisted Sister helped define the musical and cultural landscape of 1980s heavy metal. Their enduring catalog and singular approach to performance continue to resonate with generations of rock and metal fans around the world.
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(written by Islander) For the sixth time in the last five years we turn to the enigmatic U.S. black metal band Glyph, whose fourth album is being released today by Snow Wolf Records and Fiadh Productions. We gather that the project has had an uncertain future, perhaps drifting toward an end in favor of its […]
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“Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness” has officially moved on from diamond status.
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Ryan Hemsworth, now part of the Topshelf Records family, is ramping up to the release of his new album Numbskull. Early returns were strong, and that was before we got to hear the contributions from high-profile guests Tegan And Sara, MSPAINT, and Illuminati Hotties.
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“DIIV GOES POP.” We know that’s true because it says so on the cover of the Rolling Stone. The fictional Rolling Stone, anyway. Probably not the real one. I haven’t checked. In the video for DIIV’s new song “Trillions,” the members of the band rock expensive suits, lounge around glamorous and expensive-looking residences, fan themselves with crisp $20 bills, and read magazine stories about their own changing sound. Print media, baby! It’s still good for something!
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The general onsale launched today, October 02nd.
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