May 29, 1983 will forever be an important day in the history of heavy metal. After all, it was on this date that some of the world’s then-top metal acts — VAN HALEN, SCORPIONS, TRIUMPH, OZZY OSBOURNE, JUDAS PRIEST, MÖTLEY CRÜE and QUIET RIOT — shared the stage on “Heavy Metal Sunday” at the mammoth…
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