Nova's 3 Most Influential 80s Rock Albums | Skid Row, Dr. Feelgood, Ozzy

Every rock fan has albums that shape the way they hear music. In this episode of Rockers to Doctors, Nova Starwick breaks down three records that defined the late 1980s rock and metal scene and helped shape her relationship with rock. The discussion focuses on three iconic albums that capture the peak of the glam metal era and the evolution of heavy metal: Skid Row — Skid Row (1989) Mötley Crüe — Dr. Feelgood (1989) Ozzy Osbourne — No Rest for the Wicked (1988) From the explosive debut of Skid Row, to the arena-dominating sound of Mötley Crüe's Dr. Feelgood, to Ozzy Osbourne's reinvention with guitarist Zakk Wylde, these albums represent a pivotal moment in rock history. Join Nova and Dorian Prescott as they explore the music, stories, and cultural impact behind three albums that helped define the sound of the late 80s.