Angie Moon talks about the gay and bisexual classic rock heroes, musicians, murderers, and villains talked about in her book Crime of the Century: Classic Rock & True Crime
Tag: lgbt history
Book Review: Queer Art by Gemma Rolls-Bentley
Angie Moon reviews a new coffeetable book Queer Art by Gemma Rolls-Bentley.
4/20 Special: Stop the Respectability Politics
An opinion piece by Angie Moon about respectability politics in cannabis legalisation and why it doesn't work using examples from history: Women's lib, Civil Rights, and Gay Liberation.
Review: Little Richard: Send Me Some Lovin’ by Spencer Leigh
A review of Spencer Leigh's biography, Little Richard: Send Me Some Lovin'
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Let’s Talk: Going Viral During Pride Month and Why Representation Matters
Angie Moon reflects on the Rock Hall post going viral and what LGBT representation in classic rock means.
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Are you a boy or are you a girl?: A History of Androgyny and Classic Rock
The history of androgynous fashion from the 1800s with dandies and dress reform to the classic rock era: 60s dandies/peacocks, glam rock, new romantics, and goths.
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Review: Rocketman 🚀 ✨
Angie Moon reviews the new musical biopic about Elton John, Rocketman, starring Taron Egerton. This isn't an average biopic and Elton John isn't an average musician.
You Better Work: Classic Rockers in Drag
Drag has been growing in popularity in recent years. What is the connection to classic rock? Learn about drag history and which rock stars did drag in this post.
The Diversity of Classic Rock 
You Can’t Stop The Music: The YMCA isn’t a gay anthem?
An opinion piece on Donald Trump's use of YMCA and Victor Willis' changing opinion on his use of the song.
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