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10 Hair Metal Bands That Could've and Should've... But Didn't: Part II
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ต.ค. 2023
- In episode number 11, I continue my mission to expose you to as many awesome, underground hair metal bands as possible. I covered 10 in part 1, and here is part II, with 10 MORE hair metal bands that could've and should've... but didn't. In this episode we discuss albums from Shotgun Messiah, Hanoi Rocks, Blue Tears, Julliet, Pretty Boy Floyd, Tyketto, Roxx Gang, Vain, Every Mothers Nightmare, and Cats in Boots. Come along for the ride!
spread eagle shouldve been huge. Their self titled debut is a 10/10 - check it out.
I know of Spread Eagle, but it's been a while... I'll check it out again shortly. Thanks a lot for watching!
Omg Yes👍👍
I grew up with Hanoi Rocks. They had the perfect mix of rock n roll and punk. Love your engagement in these bands.
Thanks a lot, man, seriously, I absolutely appreciate this.
I remember seeing Vain support Skid Row in late 1989 over here in Manchester, England. No Respect is one of my all time fave Glam Metal records. I was only 14 at the time when I went to this gig with my cousin. We got dropped off and picked up by our parents 😀.
I was there too. I was a huge fan of both at time. Vain blew Skid Row away.
Been waiting for you to mention Every Mothers Nightmare. I love that band and the “wake up screaming” album. I’d never heard of the band before, but I found that cd in a used cd shop and bought solely based on the album cover and have loved them ever since
Great band! And thanks a lot for watching, seriously, I appreciate it.
That is how I found you with the Jani video. I just adored Jani so much. I met him at a record store when DRSR just came out. I told Jani I loved him and he got up from the autograph table and came around and gave me the biggest hug and kiss on my cheek and said he loved me too and thanked me for being such a huge fan and to always believe him. Jani is still my all time favorite singer and songwriter.
Two extra pieces of trivia regarding Julliet:
1. Their first album was produced by guitarist Frankie Sullivan of Survivor.
2. The second album "Passion" from 2002 was produced by Kevin Dubrow of Quiet Riot and has the late Frankie Banali drumming.
🎵🎸😎
Hey, I think I had heard the Frankie part, but thanks a lot for filling me on on Dubrow! And for checking out my stuff, I really appreciate it.
Great video! Love seeing Blue Tears, PBF and Julliet get some recognition! If you keep doing these videos Icon - Night Of The Crime, Melidian - Lost In The Wild, Gypsy Rose - Prey, Harem Scarem - S/T, Reckless - Heart Of Steel, Star Star - The Love Drag Years and White Wolf - Endangered Species are all worthy contenders
Hey, thanks for watching and the compliment! I know some of the bands you listed--love Icon and Star Star, and there's a couple in there I need to revisit. Thanks for the recommendations!
“Underground hair metal circles” GREAT TERM! 1989-1993 are peak years for these unknown hair metal bands and that’s the stuff I love to hear/discover! The Poisons, Crues will always be there, but when you find bands like these it’s like finding hair metal gold.
Hey, sorry for the late response. Seriously appreciate you watching and commenting... I'm right with you on finding the undiscovereds... hair metal gold...
'No Easy Way Out' By Roxx Gang is killer kinda like those darker, more epic L.A. Guns songs
Totally agree with that comparison. Thanks a lot for checking out my stuff.
Gypsy Rose, was the one that got away in my opinion. Managed by Gene Simmons. MTV metal hour had them pegged at #1 for a long haul. Fell apart because Gene was too strict and boys liked to have a good time. Gene Simons is an egomaniac and a snake that stoll it all. These were friends of mine growing up. I even took their first promo pic when they backed up Kiss at Pine Knob amphitheater outside Detroit.
Awesome, man, that's a great story. I know of Gypsy Rose, but I'm going to revisit again. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Black n Blue, Lillian Axe and Dirty Looks should have been huge
Hey, I covered Dirty Looks and Lillian Axe in the previous video on 10 underrated hair metal bands.
@@anthonybryant3038 I'll have to go back and watch the video. There's so many great bands that got over looked. Killer Dwarfs was another band I was really into
Yep, I'm a big Killer Dwarfs fan as well, man. Thanks for watching....@@steverhinehart9201
One of my favorites that didn't get too huge, released 2 or 3 albums and got on a couple of soundtracks, Shark Island. Law of the Order is a fantastic album, Paris Calling was the biggest song on there. I discovered this band by accident, forgot to send back the card when I was in a record club and decided to keep the album as the one I had to buy anyway.
I just watched a great video the other day. It was Shark Island, Traci Guns, and Axl Rose jamming Rock N Roll from 1987. It was a neat little time capsule.
I just saw that as well...@@MrDaledark
I'm a big fan of Shark Island! I would venture to guess they will show up in a video somewhere soon... Thanks a lot for watching....
Thanks for these videos. I'm listening to Rhino Bucket, Wildlife, Lillian Axe, and Roxy Blue. It has added some great Glam Metal to my playlists. I like lots of genres, but I do have a soft spot for Glam Metal. Thanks again for the video.
Pretty Boy Floyd, Every Mother’s Nightmare, Roxy Gang, VAIN and Spread Eagle should have been HUGE! EMN-Wake Up Screaming is GROSSLY underrated.
pretty boy floyd had a rough go. bad tours, and a bad label as well. they also had major law suit issues with a previous guitarist that sued, and won because of songwriting credits. everyone bailed before a second album was properly recorded...and i think it took until 1997 before any other music was released.
Kudos on the Hanoi Rocks coverage. My three all time favorite bands are KISS, OVERKILL, and HANOI ROCKS.
The whole list was great. I've never heard of Juliet, so I'm going to go check them out.
Hey, I'm right with you on KISS and Hanoi Rocks. Seriously, two of my all time favorites. I'll be doing more KISS related stuff in the near future. Really appreciate you watching, brother.
@@HairMetalGuru419No Over Kill love my man?
Gregg Fulkerson co-wrote and performed on Michael Sweet’s self titled debut album. He also later formed a band called Attraction 65 which included another member of Blue Tears and is highly recommended.
Hey, thanks for filling me in, I did not know about the Sweet collaboration. Just checked out Attraction 65, thanks for the recommendation! And for watching...
Great video me and you think just alike I’m 55 and I still listen to this music today a few more gems is jagged edge u k fuel for your soul and bad romance code of honor and 9.0 too far gone and many more keep this music alive your doing a great job
Another good one law and order guilty of innocence
Hey, thanks for a lot for watching and commenting, seriously. I need to revisit those albums you listed, it's been a while!
Discovered Jagged Edge last year, love that record
That 40 second intro was hilarious 😂
Thank you, Brother, I appreciate it!
The bald hair metal dude. Love your stuff man keep it up. I'm happy these great albums aren't forgotten
While i dont think Pretty Boy Floyd's Public Enemies was there best album one thing I love about PBF is there dedication to staying true to what they've always been. L.A. sleazy glam with no attempt at altering or modernizing there sound. As for Blue Tears. Suncity records released 2 CD compilations of demos and unreleased songs titled Mad,Bad & Dangerous and Dancin' On The Back Streets. If you havent heard them they truly showcase Greg Fulkerson's tallents as a songwriter and vocalist. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!!!
Hey, thanks for the recommendations! You're right, I've been listening to those Blue Tears albums all day... phenomenal! I appreciate you watching, seriously.
Shotgun Messiah, Dirty Looks, McQueen Street, ICON, Saigon Kick, Bad English, Roxx Gang, Saraya, XYZ ... Just naming a few were fantastic bands and timeless songs and melodies.
Hey, sorry for the late response. Seriously appreciate you watching and commenting... Hey, covered Shotgun Messiah, Dirty Looks, Roxx Gang, and McQueen Street in another video... Saigon Kick coming soon!
@@HairMetalGuru419 wicked thanks dude for keeping'm goin
Frankie Sullivan (the guitarist of Survivor) produced that Juliet record.
you should check out the band hurricane
Hey, I've actually been listening to the "Slave to the Thrill" album a lot lately. They might be showing up in a ballad episode I'm doing soon!
Great video! Many new bands for me. I know Hanoi Rocks of course because I’m from Finland. Everybody knows them here.
Hey, sorry for the late response. Seriously appreciate you watching and commenting... Yep, Hanoi Rocks is phenomenal...
Leather Boyz is one if my fave 80s albums...love those 2 shotgun albums as well...great vid man
I got Leather Boyz back int he summer of 1993 for $5 in a bin at a mom and pop record store. Played that thing over and over that summer trying to convince people that PBF was way better than Pearl Jam!
Great content, I still listen to the first Tyketto album, check out Tora Tora and Junkyard too
Hey, sorry for the late response. Seriously appreciate you watching and commenting...I love Junkyard and Tora Tora...
I always loved Keel and thought they were going to be huge. I wore out the Final Frontier album.
Yeah, I'm a Keel fan as well. I need to revisit Final Frontier. Thanks a lot for watching!
After Shotgun Messiah, Tim Skold formed an industrial group called KMFDM that was pretty well respected in that space. After that, he became the bass player for Marylin Manson (alonngside John 5). Just some fun facts for ya.
Great video, can't really argue with any of your choices. Vain, in particular, was a favorite of mine. My original band back in the day would occasionally throw a cover of "Who's Watching You" into our set and it never failed to kill. I imagine half the crowd were Vain fans and the other half thought it was one of our songs.
Tim Skold also had a solo industrial-ish album called "Skold".
Hey, thanks for filling me in on this. I've heard of KMFDM, but I don't think I've ever listened to them. Love your Vain story, haha. Really appreciate you watching.
Kmdfm is NOT Tim skold - the band continued with industrial under the same name - Shotgun Messiah
Wrong. Tim Skold, yes, was in Shotgun Messiah, but he also did time in KMFDM.@@Jj11dubs
@@HairMetalGuru419 he joined kmfdm after shotgun messiah fizzled out. Your comment gives the impression that he went from rock to industrial with kmfdm who were around a while before. Shotgun Messiah had a good industrial
Run in the 90’s - violent new breed etc. Maybe i misunderstood your comment No worries. Just seeking clarity. All good.
Totally agree with your opinion on PBF, one of my guilty pleasures...
Hey, sorry for the late response. Seriously appreciate you watching and commenting... and don't feel guilty about loving PBF... I don't... haha
Blue Tears 'Rocking with the Radio' is Danger Danger 'Crazy Nights'! Love them both
Just a heads up…Steelheart debut did indeed go gold. 😊👍
Also…love the LICK IT UP shirt!!
steelheart may have also been on a path to go platinum if matijevic didn't get destroyed by the lighting truss falling on him. lost their tour, record deal, and all momentum.
Great episode, just found your channel and have already watched everything. I listen to more bands that i found later on than i do the bands i listened to in the 80's now. Bands like Lillian Axe, McQueen Street, Vain, Harem Scarem, etc.
EMN, top tier. Shotgun Messiah Second Coming...holy shit. I abused that tape back in the day! If you can do a session featuring Sweet F.A. that would be awesome.
Went to high school with the guitarist and bassist from Every Mothers Nightmare. Their cover of Long Haired Country Boy absolutely kills. I think the singer is the only original member in the current lineup
Hey, sorry for the late response. Seriously appreciate you watching and commenting... and I think you're right about the band now.
Shotgun Messiah is still one of my favorite bands. Saw them live and they were amazing.
Hey, sorry for the late response. Seriously appreciate you watching and commenting... You're right, Shotgun are phenomenal...
Maybe three or four years ago Tim Skold tried to put Shotgun Messiah back together with Harry Cody, but it fell apart before it started.
Skold recently toured playing his industrial stuff, but then broke out the acoustic to play living without you. Its on youtube.
it would be interesting to see you do a video diving into bands that never got signed by a major label but should have. Big Bang Babies, Sweet Savage, Blackboard Jungle, Swingin' Thing, Fatal Charm and Zaza to rhyme off a few.
Hey, thanks for the recommendations. I'm a big fan of Blackboard Jungle, and I know most of the others you listed, though I may need to see if I can find Fatal Charm and Zaza?
@@HairMetalGuru419 There's links to a Zaza and Fatal Charm songs. Zaza released 2 independent albums. Just Get It and Party With The Big Boys th-cam.com/video/zrOS-mwuSVk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=i6tyF-TcTCDFgXjU
Fatal Charm to my knowledge never got a record deal, there is a compilation of all there demos out on CD th-cam.com/video/WF_rPi82-TA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=7dJfY1mI-67PDJoH
Check out the band that turned into the Marvelous 3. They were originally named South Gang. They were from Georgia but made it because of their move to L.A. They were solid. Check them out.
I LOVE Marvelous 3! Good call. I know I've at least mentioned them when I've mentioned Southgang once or twice.
Heavens Edge, Sea Hags, Sleeze Beez, BB Steal, Cats in Boots, Beau Nasty, Cold Sweat, Eyes and Outlaw Blood all had albums as awesome as the big guns as well!!
Thanks for the comment! I've talked about Cats in Boots and Sleeze Beez, and have experience with the other ones as well... hopefully they'll show up at some point. Thanks for watching!
Great stuff! I am down with all of the albums you listed. However, I believe there is one glaring omission. The self titled Heavens Edge album is FANTASTIC! Not a clunker in the bunch.😁
Hey, sorry for the late response. Seriously appreciate you watching and commenting... and YES, Heavens Edge is great... I need to revisit that album.
heavens edge had a concert, i think in their hometown, where someone was shot and killed during the show. i think this was in 1991 or 1992.
Heaven's Edge is fantastic, including their album of unreleased material as well as their just released comeback album
I bought that Blue Tears album when it came out. I just graduated high school and I thought for sure they were going to blow up but unfortunately I was wrong. Great album 👍🏼
Vain - Enough Rope, AMAZING album. I have all of Vain's albums, and they're all good, including Rolling With The Punches from 2017. Vain has never put out a bad album. Including the Davy Vain solo album, In From Out Of Nowhere.
Yeah vain s awesome. I’m partial to debut No Respect and 3rd release Move on it are my favorites.
Hey, sorry for the late response. Seriously appreciate you watching and commenting... Completely agree, Vain is amazing.
Steelheart's first album did go Gold. Worldwide it sold over a million. I've always seen them, Trixter, and Firehouse as the final Glam Metal bands go break through before it all collapsed.
Trixter, Hurricane, Brittney Fox, and Keel ?
Hey, I think Trixter and Britny Fox are a little too big for what I was looking for here. Hurricane and Keel definitely. Thanks for watching.
@@HairMetalGuru419Dangerous Toys, Lilian Axe too
Trixter and BF had some success
New sub that loves obscure/underrated hair bands. As another comment said everyone knows Ratt, Crue, etc. Totally agree that the Tyketto first LP is a masterpiece I play often still. That & Vain’s “no respect” are in my top 5 debuts (Wildside too). There are so many great bands like this in the 1991 era you can easily do a part 3, 4, 5. Ironically I just found the Blue Tears & Kicked & Klawed cd’s at a thrift store for $1! 😊 Harem Scarem is another fav. of mine….
Hey, sorry for the late response. Seriously appreciate you watching and commenting... doing episode 3 of this topic tonight! Need to revisit Harem Scarem... thanks a lot for the support, brotha.
vain's label really handcuffed them. they did get a small amount of mtv exposure with two videos. the tragedy for vain is that being from san fran, they were up against thrash metal bands that emerged like crazy from that area. death angel, metallica, and so many others made it harder for vain to get much exposure...but they found a way and island signed them.
island records was terrible, and they had a very low budget for vain. island paid for the 2nd record to be recorded, and promo's were even sent out for the 2nd record before they were dropped when their label was bought out. pretty epic to have your record scheduled for release, promo's out and getting played, and then have everything shelved.
they broke up shortly after, and davy and company went on to reform road crew with steven adler. drugs killed that, as adler was the draw for the labels.
they put out albums in 1993 and 1995 (fade which is amazing), and then began regularly releasing new records in the 2000's. they have a new coming out shortly.
davy also has worked in production and engineering, and got a lot of accolades for the stripped album by christina aguilera that he worked on.
Hey Anthony great work. I am from Italy. Where can I get myself the Kiss shirt you are wearing in this video? Regards Jas
I believe Smashed Gladys King Of The Hill, Salty Dog and Electric Angels would have made it big. Forgot Sea Hags amazing
Hey, thanks for the comment. I actually covered Electric Angels in the first episode on this topic--LOVE their album. Big fan of the other bands you mentioned as well!
Salty Dog! Ha! I remember getting their album for $1 in a bin and playing the shit out of it!
Bro you should get a huge Nikki Six wig!!! That would be so badass!!! You know only wear it when your filming.
Haha, that's a pretty badass idea! I may pass, though... ;-)
A mickey Finn Mohawk would be stellar
"I would like to state for the record that there was never a drug abuse problem in Roxx Gang. I'm not saying there wasn't drug use (we were a rock & roll band after all) but it was never a problem and no member of the band was ever in rehab. - KS
I appreciate it, man. Ever interested in being interviewed on the channel? I'll hit you up on FB. No worries if not.
LOVED Tyketto. Wings and Standing Alone were killer. Strength in Numbers was also criminally neglected
Hey, sorry for the late response. Seriously appreciate you watching and commenting... and you are absolutely correct, Tyketto was phenomenal.
It took me until you showed the CD cover to figure out who you were talking about when you pronounced it Ty-keeto, lol. The band is pronounced with a short 'e' sound. They're one of my favorite bands if all time. The first 2 albums are classic but the rest of the catalog is also fantastic. Former Journey vocalist Steve Augeri sang on the 3rd album, Shine, which was very Zepplinesque.
One more band Cats In Boots awesome as well
Yep, they're covered in this video!
Wildside is awesome! Musically they are cut from the same cloth as G'N'R but, vocally, to me, it sounds like they were cashing in on a Mark Slaughter sound.
How about American Angel -1989?
Hey, sorry for the late response. Seriously appreciate you watching and commenting... I need to check them out, I do not think I've ever heard of American Angel... yikes!
Sons of Angels and Asphalt Ballet are two other great early 90’s glam/hair metal bands folks should check out.
Haven't seen Kills for Thrills, Roughhouse, London Quireboys mentioned
Man, I need to revisit Kill for Thrills and Roughhouse. Hey, sorry for the late response. Seriously appreciate you watching and commenting...
trying to watch the older videos when im not live streaming brother
Man, I'm not great at getting to all these comments... but you the man!
Good list again well done.
I'd add South Gang,Bangalore Choir, Joey C Jones and the Gloryhounds,The Brave, Silent Rage, War and Peace great band Jeff Pilson of Dokken fame and now Foreigner was lead vocalist he is a great singer
Hey, sorry for the late response. Seriously appreciate you watching and commenting... I covered Southgang in another video, and I LOVE Bangalore Choir! Need to revisit the others... Thanks for the recommendations...
Vain - No Respect. Let's get in to the songs you need to know. All of them.
Don't forget trouble tribe
Steelhearts debut went gold according to the riaa
Babylon a.d. ,alias,Saigon kick, kick axe,thunder,
so savage the heart by babylon a.d. might be one of the finest ballads of the era.
I would have substituted Back to Mystery City for Hanoi Rocks. Michael Monroes 2011 album Sensory Overdrive should have been huge as well.
Don't forget jailhouse
Rhino Bucket were a killer band. Junkyard was another one. Both were great blues rock bands. With a little Hairspray.
Rhino Bucket were featured in the first episode of underrated hair metal bands... check it out on my channel. LOVE them. And I'm a huge Junkyard fan as well... I'm sure they'll show up in a video somewhere.
@HairMetalGuru419 I had a feeling that one of the two, if not both, would have been in the first one . I just found you today. I miss the 80s.Iwill check it out tomorrow.
I loved Junkyard, Brian Baker got me into them because I was down with Minor Threat in an earlier life. The first record especially. I wore that thing out
cat's n boots vocalist joel ellis also did a record with frankie banali and guitar god gary hoey called heavy bones. solid record, but a victim of 1992.
Said it last video, and I'll add to it. Southgang, Kik Tracee, and Tattoo Rodeo.
Hey, I did Southgang! And don't be surprised to see Kik Tracee and Tattoo Rodeo show up somewhere down the line....
Sweet FA from my home state of Indiana, could of been on these lists.
How about bang tango
love after death...it should be a crime that it wasn't released in the states. great record. i doubt it would have sold well, or had a hit, but what a fantastic piece of work by the band.
You should do a video on Tokio Hotel
Gonna have to revisit that one--I know of them, but not sure if I've listened to em?
I went to Grammar school with Steve Blaze (Nunemacher). He got teased for not being able to go out to play after School as he had to practice violin. Guess it paid off eh? He is also considered one of the top 3 rock guitarists New Orleans has ever produced. Randy Jackson (zebra) being another.
Hey, sorry for the late response. Seriously appreciate you watching and commenting... Wow, thanks for sharing that great story...
Already Gone by EMN is one of the best songs from any hair metal band of the era.
Hey, sorry for the late response. Seriously appreciate you watching and commenting... and amen about "Already Gone." Fuckin' amazing song.
Just a formality but I thought Tyketto was pronounced Ty keh toe not Ty Key toe? Great album though!
You're right! I biffed that one.
I’m sure you’ve never heard of them but check out the Wild Boyz “Unleashed” album. Talk about a talented band that came out too late!
I bought that cassette when it came out! Hey, sorry for the late response. Seriously appreciate you watching and commenting...
I love vain …first 3 albums kill it…looking back you are right…the street side of the glam metal or sleaze metal was actually heading in a cool direction as grunge emerged… I also think grunge was mostly very metal tbh
Hey, sorry for the late response. Seriously appreciate you watching and commenting... and you're right, when grunge came out most of us thought they were just a new version of metal, and that they could coexist alongside the hair metal bands. Sadly we were wrong...
One band I loved that didnt get anywhere.
Witch, the debut "the hex is on" one my fave hair metal debuts of all tine
Where the fuck did you get that shirt Brother???? I have to have one!!!
Probably on Ebay at some point? Hey, thanks for watching!
That vain album was amazing
Completely agree. Hey, sorry for the late response. Seriously appreciate you watching and commenting...
Love/Hate (Black Out...) & Salty Dog (Every Dog has His Day)
Blue Tears sounds a lot like Bon Jovi but i like it a lot !
Completely agree
Always thought Blue tears was very much like the Def Leppard Hysteria era, or even Harem Scarem, with the huge background vocals. Love their stuff!
Heaven's Edge.... Fuckin' spectacular album, they were just way too late to the party.
I really need to revisit them.
@@HairMetalGuru419 Never disappoints, sir... 🤘🏻
FYI-
Correct pronunciation of Tyketto is
Tie keh toe
Shit, I think I've heard that before, but for the life of me I've always pronounced it the way I did in the video. Thanks for letting me know... and for watching!
It took me until you showed the CD to figure out who you were talking about because of the way you pronounced it lol
Kenny Macghee has a great album of his own v
Legs diamond?
Need to revisit them....
Roxx gang good
Amen.
Tyketto - Wings!!!
Pronounced: TY-KET-OHHH
@@patrickreeves4650 I know how to pronounce it, not sure why you are telling me.
@@jeffreyrachubinski4716 the guru doesn’t!
It cost a fortune to record and make a record back then. So its like they tried to repackage successful formulas together and find another way to recreate the taco, pizza, burger ect. Tyketto first song is so modern day cowboy influenced its unreal, Blue Tears=Blue Jovi. ALmost everything you hear with these bands you can instantly trace back to the formula and the song it was taken from. The chours of this, the verse idea of that. This is why the entire scene died. Too many cheap sound alike burger joints poppin up on every corner and people got sick of burgers, even the good ones for a while.
Not that you’re wrong about the formulas, you’re dead on. The biggest thing was social engineering the masses for the next decade so in 1991 the switch was thrown and everything shifted to the grunge lane and anything not grunge was invited to get lost. The 80’s encapsulated fun and reckless adventure, the grunge era was about self loathing and political agitation. Probably the first instance of mass formation psychology I’d seen in my life to that point. As trends and scenes go it was totally unnatural but everyone was too caught up in it to notice. Cheers man
Makes you wonder if the powers at be could of inserted any style they wanted in the grunge slot and forced it to work. such as folk rock or punkabilly. Seems as they could force feed whatever they wanted at the masses and after people bitched about it at first they eventually would accept it and even decide they liked it without knowing why, because they were sort of programmed to do so. Seems like the force fed thing has worked for the masses back to disco even.
All these bands released their music via major labels. They are not underground.
called underground band may be for example KK Wilde with their two albums "Rock n Roll" and "Cocaine Cowboy".
And both these indie released albums probably better than all these 10 major released albums
Thanks for your opinion, Cupcake, you're certainly entitled to it. And I'm entitled to mine. In the meantime, feel free to make your own video about KK Wilde--great band.
looks like the bubble gum got stuck in your hair metal and you had to shave it off
wut
This is my first time watching. Very cool . Just on thing. Why aren't there some examples of the songs?
Hey, sorry for the late response. Seriously appreciate you watching and commenting... Hey, I've been adding song clips for the last few videos... I wasn't right away because I was worried about copyright, but, fuck it, I am now...
Hanoi Rocks??? I was sure they were more popular but either way great record I remember getting Two Steps from the Move on tape when it first came out. Still one of my favorite records and classic glam band. Pretty Boy Floyd ... yup that record is seriously awesome... I'm shocked many do not respect it. Great stuff!
If you can do this, surely you can lose a bunch of weight
Excuse me?
@@HairMetalGuru419 ha, shit man, totally wrong video! Sorry
Just discovered site enjoy it i thought icon and kickaxe shouldve been bigger
Hey, sorry for the late response. Seriously appreciate you watching and commenting... I need to revisit Kick Axe, and completely agree about Icon...
Kik Tracee -1991?
LOVE Kik Tracee. They may show up somewhere down the line....