Brian Ives

And yes, there were lots of dick jokes, too.

The iconic album turns 40 on the same day that the Rock Hall snubs Judas Priest for far less influential artists.

Their classic-era singers are in great form, and more recent additions on guitars are the MVPs of each band.

In a wide-ranging interview, he talks about losing metal cred and getting it back. And also, his old pal, President Trump.

Sevendust's Lajon Witherspoon called him "The Future," and he's probably right. Watch the kid burn up the fretboard.

The guitarist met her fundraising goal for her solo album in a matter of hours and discusses what fans can expect. Spoiler: no singers!