Top 5 Obscure Glam Metal Albums Of 1992
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- These artists whether called glam metal, hair bands, or your name of choice, ran under the radar at the time and stood against the changing musical climate of grunge and alternative. While they didn’t scale any big heights, they still gave us some of the best albums of the glam metal era.
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Hey! Thanks for the mention! I was actually the drummer for Slik Toxik and went on to play with April Wine on drums too.
Ah very cool! Thanks for stopping by and saying hi! Love those Slik Toxik albums! I wish you guys would reform. Has their ever been talks about it?
I think you have been snooping at my collection🤘
Great minds think alike!
Great episode and channel!🍻
Holy SMOKES!! Wildside! My fave album of 92 by far! Heard it on College Radio, "hang on lucy", ran to the closest Musicland (remember those) and bought the CD, Still have it, (although ripped to FLAC) and it's in my "often" rotation, nobody talks about these guys, awesome!! There was another couple bands I heard on the same college radio station (during the one hour a day that a metal head dj was allowed to spin) one called 21 Guns, album was "salute" I believe, had a couple bangers on it, and the other that pops into mind was "Rhino Bucket" track was "ride with yourself" Just subbed, going down memory lane, I could talk about this stuff for hours!! Thanks!!
Hi Eric! Oh yeah I remember Musicland too! I miss those days of having music stores all over the place. When I was a kid and my mom was going to a grocery store or pharmacy there was a good bet there was a music store close by. I’d get her to drop me off at the music story while she shopped and then she’d pick me up after. Such good memories looking through all the racks waiting to discover some new release I didn’t know had come out yet. Yes 21 Guns and Rhino Bucket are both great. I’ve both their catalogs, in fact I was listening to the 2nd 21 Guns album last night with Solli on vocals from Sons Of Angels. Remember them?
Thank you for making this bro
hooo... 😱 awesome t-shirt, Kix rules 🤘😎
Awesome video. I write down these bands and immediately check them out!
Thanks! Hopefully you’ll find a couple you like.
Hello Brendon! Thanks for sharing:) Kix opened up for Ratt in 89 in Richfield Ohio! Wildside album is good ! God bless you buddy and all the rockers and savior Jesus keep you safe always !
Must have been one heck of a show!!
@@BrendonSnyder It was Britny fox kix and Ratt:)
Ha! I should have known you’d show Heavy Bones just a couple videos after I ask you about them. Great band and album. I wish they had done more.
Of course! They’re a fantastic band with a very interesting unique line-up!
An excellent lesson in obscure Glam Metal! More bands added to my want list. You really put me in a hair metal mood lately. Was spinning Britny Fox in the car on my way to and back from work today. Cheers my friend 🍻.
Britny Fox is one of the best! Which album did you go with?
@@BrendonSnyder i went with both their s/t and boys in heat. Awesome stuff.
Listening now to heavy bones and its right up my street. I ‘discovered’ the wildside album some months ago and loved it. Good to know you like it too. Thanks as always for the upload.
Awesome Matt! Glad to hear you’re discovering these great hidden gems!
Great choice. Roxy Blue brings back memories growing up in Memphis. Roxy, Tora Tora, Eric Gales, Johnny Grey...those were some good times!
I didn’t grow up in Memphis but I still have fond memories like you of both Roxy Blue and Tora Tora.
Awesome! I vividly remember hearing Rockhead's "Bed of Roses" on Z-Rock radio in 92 and thinking it was the new single from Trixter's "Hear" album. Listening to it again today, it really does have a strong Trixter-sound to it. 😎🎸🎶
Hi Michael! I’m glad to hear they got radio play. I never heard anything about the band or heard/saw anything from them. Like I said, I bought it solely based on it having Bob Rock in the band. But was amazed by what I found.
Great show
Thanks Clark!
Glad you gave props to Heavy Bones it is def an obscure gem. I found a few albums you mentioned that flew under my radar and I will be checking out. TNT's- Realized Fantasies is another album I think flew under peoples radar.I love anything Tony Harnell touches vocally.
I’ve got that TNT album as a reissue on Wounded Bird records. I didn’t have it back in the day but it’s a real gem.
Awesome you made one about 1992
While not “obscure” editions…I have made Top 5 Glam Metal Album countdowns for 1988 through 1994 if you’re interested.
@@BrendonSnyder What's your take on what defines glam metal? I've written something about the label "hair metal" and the styles of music a lot of these bands played and how they're labeled based on their image.
I find the label "hair metal" is too often inaccurately applied to 80s metal and hard rock bands. You can't really use an umbrella term to describe bands who had the big hair and 80s rocker look. A lot of these bands were power metal, pure traditional heavy metal etc etc..
For example, there was an 80s metal band called "Hawk" and they had the biggest teased hair in the fuckin 80s but their music was dark, straight heavy metal, check out their song "into the sky" for instance.
A lot of these "hair bands" were blues oriented hard rock without pop elements. Some of them had more traditional heavy metal elements, some of them were straight pop metal, sorta watered down metal riffs with poppy choruses etc..
Much of Def Leppard for instance was pop metal.
The term "hair metal" is garbage and I dare people to find me a band they consider "hair metal" and I'll tell you they weren't actually "glam metal" which is a specific sub-genre, i'll probably tell you exactly what sub-genre of music they're playing.
A band that epitomizes glam metal is early Ratt, songs like Round and round and Lay it down for instance.
Motley Crüe "wild side", "Looks that kill" etc..
I filmed a video called What Defined Glam Metal, see link th-cam.com/video/HzVg4h5no00/w-d-xo.html
Fantastic list!!!!!!! I knew of roxy blue and wildside absolutely love those albums but I got Bangalore choir and war babies because of your list and they’re fucking fantastic!!!!!!!!
Excellent! Glad you found some new music from the list!!
Thank you for the recommendations. I own War Babies and Rockhead but haven't listened to them in a while. I'll give them a spin this week. Looking forward to checking out the other six bands you discussed also. Recently in rotation:
Europe - War of Kings
Bulletboys - Freakshow
Skid Row - Slave to the Grind
Steelheart - S/t
Heaven's Edge - S/t
L.A. Guns - Hollywood Vampires and Cocked and Loaded
Wow great list top to bottom. I love the first two Bulletboys albums. And of course anything by LA Guns.
Great call on Bangalore Choir & Rockhead.
Two of my undiscovered favorites!
Nice video. Some of those cds i only know because i saw them in magazines or watched a video clip of a song from those albums. Interesting video with a lot of info like always.
That’s how I was with several of these albums I only picked them up in the late 90’s when I was missing the sound of glam. Wildside and War Babies I owned at the time. T-Ride i totally didn’t get but now I see their genius. Definitely worth exploring if you like this style of music.
@@BrendonSnyder Yes, really good stuff. I remember a WILDSIDE video clip on MTV but never bought or find the album back then. I have a cd with demo stuff, but its good to know its rereleased. I also have the WAR BABIES one, on tape. Good one. Nice video
Is the Wildside demo stuff from FNA records? That’s a good album.
@@BrendonSnyder its THE WASTED YEARS on RLS Records the one i have on cd.
Roxy Blue has a power ballad "Nobody Knows" on their debut that's really good. Great video, Brendon! My one suggestion is adding a caption at the bottom of the screen with the band name + album title. Maybe it's my old ears, but I can't always catch it. For example, I had to look up the 'Encino Man' soundtrack to find T-Ride. Knew it was T-something, but couldn't tell for sure. Thx again!
Hi Jared, perhaps you want to turn subtitles on then. I’m not set up right now for editing to that kind of degree. But certainly when I am I’ll be doing things like that as I know it’s helpful.
Awesome video!!!
War Babies should get everyone’s recognition for releasing such a great hard rock album...coming out from Seattle!!!
I always reference Heart and Queensryche when people go on about Seattle and grunge as lots of great music came from the area long before grunge broke. War Babies is a perfect example.
War Babies...for me was what we should've got and needed to bridge the gap between the "hair" bands and the "grunge" or alternative music...that seemingly killed the scene...that said War Babies is in my normal rotation to this day.
I could have used an entire movement of bands like War Babies!
Does anybody remember a hair metal song or band with a name like "dirty money" around 1992?
I remember the video with dollars signs flying around..
Awesome video, Brendon!
I have a question: in your opinion, the album "Nothing Sacred" from the band Babylon A.D could be part of the obscure glam metal albums list?
I wish the best for you and your channel.
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Yes even though it was their 2nd album after a successful debut. It ran under the radar and most people don’t know the band put out a 2nd album at the time. So I’d say it could easily be called an obscure release as well.
All those Glam metal albums are amazing probably would have been bigger if they been released earlier
Wow. Totally forgot about War Babies!! I got this album through one of the record clubs back in the day based on just the album cover and a quick description. Somehow through the years the CD got lost and I completely forgot about them. Thanks for bringing back some long lost music I had forgotten about.
Hey Wally that’s great! I’m glad I was able to remind you of a lost classic. It’s such a great album. Every song for me is top notch. Why they weren’t bigger, we’ll never know.
@@BrendonSnyder Yeah I would’ve loved to see a few more albums from them for sure. War Babies is on the playlist for today! Thanks again!
I’d even be fine if it were just Brad Sinsel but he hasn’t done anything post War Babies. They just came out a little too late otherwise I think they would have caught on more.
Just the best show ever 🎉🎉❤❤
Thanks David! I’m glad you enjoyed it so much.
Saints and Sinners was a fun and melodic hard rock album. Produced by Aldo Nova. I believe it was released in 1992.
Yes it was and great record too! He co-wrote it as well.
Man, you are going deep.
There was so much good stuff that ran under the radar.
Have always loved that War Babies album. I've had it in one version or another since its release and I STILL rock it to this day. It's a perfect album top to bottom that really should get more love.
I just (finally) got that Wildside album a few weeks ago thanks to the new release of it. Again, another killer album top to bottom. I knew Hang on Lucy was a killer song but hadn't heard the rest of the album but I was not disappointed in the slightest. Truly great album that one. Had been looking for it for years online (absurd prices) and in used record stores to no avail. I'm glad it got a new recent release.
Yes both of those albums are very strong top to bottom, no weak links. I have both back in the day but for some reason got rid of the Wildside and of course later regretted it. I too was glad to get the reissue finally.
Brendon, great Video as always. Never heard of any of these bands. Oh they ran under the radar! LOL I only looked above the radar. Keep these episodes coming. Also have you thought about a series where you could talk about your guilty pleasure albums (the ones you don’t want admit you like them but you really do). Just giving my 2 cents in for ideas.
Hi Bill! Yes I have thought about it but I don’t think it’s the kind of video that is for this channel. I want to keep the videos on topic. They’re guilty pleasures because they aren’t typical. So while I like Cyndi Lauper and Adal, that’s not really the content of this channel.
@@BrendonSnyder I totally understand due to I listen to anything. But I do have one type of music I don’t care for and that is Opera. Unless you have a prog band that’ll cone out with an Opera style song. But otherwise no thank you.
Yeah no I’m not listening to opera either. I’ve done the cultural thing and been to see a couple opera’s here in NYC at the famed Metropolitan Opera House but that was just for the experience. Not a musical style I’m into.
You’re so right when stating that some of the strongest efforts of the genre was released in 92...... it really puzzles me how the MHR bands of the early 90’s could have developed if the musical climate had stayed the same. They truly peaked 🙏🏻🎸
Who knows where it would have gone, but I would have loved to see it continue and develop. I think bands like The Black Crowes, Animal Bag, Cry Of Love, and Brother Cain were natural extensions of the glam movement stripping the sound down to simple blues rock. In the early 90’s lots of these bands stripped down their sound for the more straight ahead approach. I think this trend would have continued had grunge not exploded.
Wild Side was an amazing CD... Cool list... checking out the BRock cd now.
Thanks Joey, I’m glad you enjoyed it and are checking out some of the obscure bands.
Interesting show Brendon, I must check out war babies and rockhead as I'd never heard of them, so thanks. Here's 5 more great but obscure releases from '92
1. Von Groove S/T 2. Unruly Child S/T 3. Fair warning S/T 4. Treat S/T 5. Great King Rat S/T. Crikey, just realised all five are self titled albums! All worth checking out anyway. 👍
Familiar with them all except Von groove which a couple others have mentioned so I will have to check them out.
I listen to Slick Toxic singles and watched the videos. I was very impressed with what i heard. I love that dirty sleazy late 80s early 90s hair metal sound. Love Nick Walsh voice, he hits those high notes perfectly. He sounds like the lost love child of Sebastian Back and Axl Rose. These guys deserve more love cause they freaking ROCK
Don’t forget they have a 2nd album if you really enjoy the first one. Also Nick Walsh has another band called Famous Underground and currently sings for Canadian classic rock band Moxy.
i will listen to Irrelevant wen i get a chance. Thank you for introducing me to this kick ass Canadian band. You Rock bro
You’re very welcome Billy!
Thanks for the kind words, I was the drummer for Slik Toxik, those were some good times!
I bought all 5 of the albums you named when I was a teen.
4 cassette tapes, Wildside on CD.
Thanks for the stroll down memory lane.
I wouldn't necessarily rate them in the order you stated 😜
You’re welcome! It’s fun to reminisce on such things.
I can't believe TNT's Realized Fantasies got no love on either of your 1992 lists.
It’s a great album indeed. But there are so many, I just couldn’t list them all.
I still have an unused Z-Rock bumper sticker from '86!
Haha! That’s awesome!
TRES Cool# Heavy
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I'm so sorry for being so late on this video. I love this so much, I am checking out every single one of these albums.
Aside from Bangalore Choir, I genuinely had no clue about any of these other bands... and I'm only familiar with Bangalore Choir because I'm familiar with David Reece, whom unlike a lot of people, I was actually a big fan of his brief stint with Accept in the late 80's. "Eat The Heat" is probably my favourite record from them.
Glam metal is my love and passion and am still beyond pissed off at the corporate suits that decided to forsake it in favour of grunge and alternative in the 90's.
Are there any glam metal albums even post-1992, obscure or otherwise that maybe I could check out? Thanks. 💙🤘🤘
Glam Metal never died it just went underground. There is plenty of good Glam Metal post 1992 all the way to present day. I’ve got a series called Top 5 Glam Metal Albums by year starting in 1988 and going through 1994. See link for 1993 th-cam.com/video/RL6qUl8Q8wQ/w-d-xo.html . I also have a series called Glam Metal Gems that focuses on the lesser known glam metal albums. See link for the first episode th-cam.com/video/b1CuRG9znMw/w-d-xo.html
@@BrendonSnyder I love you, Brendon!! Thank you so much for these!!! 💙
I remember Wildlife getting alot of airplay with Hang On Lucy and Just another Night
It got MTV airplay on Headbangers ball and some radio play where I lived but no other songs were played in my area. Still Wildside is an amazing album.
@@BrendonSnyder yeah it was in 92 I'm from the Northern Kentucky/Cincinnati area and it was played on a couple stations yo that way.The band who used to trip me out tho was Saigon Kick.They could hit you with some straight up metal songs then come back on the next song all jacked up
I’m a big fan of Saigon Kick as well. They were a local band where I grew up so I was exposed to them early on so they will always hold a special place in my heart.
HEAVY BONES!!! ...in my humble opinion, one of the most kick ass line ups & best rock 'n roll albums to come outta that era period, obscure or not! ellis is a bad ass, howey is master, & frankie is a machine! ...dang right id call em a "super group!" ...i have that bad reputation remaster & it is absolutly fantastic! thank u sir
one request, could u list the names whenever u do one of these list, maybe in the drop down section (whatever thats called) under the video
Are you also a fan of his band Cats In Boots?
Kik Tracee - Field Trip
Slik Toxik - Doin' the Nasty
Slammin' Gladys
All great bands. No mention of Kik Tracee because Field Trip was an ep and not an album.
I remember War Babies, but never picked up the album. I’ve got a copy on the way now. I recall the name Slick Toxic, but not the music. I picked up the Gary Hoey CD for a couple of bucks maybe 5 years back. I remember there being a video for “Hocus Pocus” back in the day I believe. I’ll have to check these others out.
The War Babies is solid start to finish and would highly recommend picking it up if you find it again.
That Roxy Blue album is decent. Totally agree about the Van Halen influence, though.
Heavy Bones is a solid record. Love the Slik Toxik and Roxy Blue! Solid honorables….
For me… T-Ride. I was never so disappointed. Loved the one track that was their single… bought into the hype and when I got it and listened to it, I just couldn’t…
Bangalore Choir is pretty solid!
THE WAR BABIES!!!!!! This record is an all-time great!
Wild Side was pretty solid, too!
great episode. just a note re: war babies... the paul stanley song is actually called "cry yourself to sleep", it wasn't "hang me up". The whole album is great though
Both you and Brendon are right. Both of those songs are co-written by Paul Stanley.
Yes actually it turns out he co-wrote both of those songs! I just keep finding reasons to like this more and more! Haha
Thanks for the save Jimmy!
Damn, great stuff here
You’re absolutely right!
@@BrendonSnyder I consider myself to be pretty knowledgeable when it comes to the lesser known Hair bands but watching a couple of your vids, you've definitely brought some bands to my attention that weren't on my radar. Thank you for that! Got any any other suggestions on some of the more obscure Hair Bands I should check out?
Oh I’ve got tons and tons! I’m literally trying to collect them all! How about Juliet, Tangier, The Flame, Sweet FA, Baton Rouge, Saints & Sinners, Gypsy Rose, McQueen Street, Funhouse, Big House, Femme Fatale, The Witness, Freight Train Jane, The Electric Boys, The London Quireboys, Sons Of Angels, Electric Angels, Dirty Blonde, The Blonz. I’ll have to put a whole hairband video together at some point.
@@BrendonSnyder omg you're the only other person I've ever met who knows The Flame!
@@BrendonSnyder thanks man, I appreciate it. There are a couple here I haven't heard of yet!
Also, discovered Wildside about 5 years ago and don’t know how I missed it when it came out. Great disc! Should have came out 4 years earlier and it would have been all over mtv. Did I read somewhere that it was recorded at 5150?
Yes it was recorded at Eddie Van Halen’s home studio. And you’re right if this album had come out in either 1988 when the band formed or in 1990 when they were first signed instead of the delays that caused it to be released in 1992. I’m sure it would have been far more successful.
I’m sure I will find some. Seems like I always do! Lol
Wazbones by Tigertailz. A masterpiece.
I like that album as well!
@@BrendonSnyder it's a beast of an album. I know technically it didn't come out till 94 but it should have come out in 92 the first time they recorded it!
If u like wazbones have u checked out Kim hookers band called bare knuckle messiah. Its like wazbones part 2. Its really really good.
Siiiii muy bien album 🇦🇷👌
Yes yes as a fellow Canadian and I was 14 in this year and slik toxic and rockhead was part of my youth heartland from rockhead is a rocking track so is hell of a time from slik toxic and anything produced by Max Norman is fantastic check out Coney hatch and Ian Hunter's all of the good ones are taken if you like his production style
While I never heard anything from Rockhead on the radio or MTV, Slik Toxik I well remember and loved their videos. I always thought the band would have gotten more attention if they had picked a better album title and in return had better artwork. To me the album always looked more heavy metal than what it in fact is. If I hadn’t know the singles I would have passed the album by at the time. But that’s just my take on why they didn’t do more at the time. I’m sure there were many other factors.
Wildsides' Under the Influence should have been huge. Every track is killer.
There was another band called "Hard Knox" whose album "Psychos R US. Check em out.
Brendon very nice approach on a key year of a global change in rock music.
The eternal arguement was that grunge killed glam&sleaze rock but check the thrash metal albums of that period (post 1991). Far more worse and away from the origins of the genre and alternative metal influenced. This was a key factor that forced thrashers either to power metal or black metal.
The reality is, that it want grunge itself, but media. The media decided glam metal wasn’t cool and stop supporting it moving to something new, i.e. grunge. Honestly it could have been form of music. Once your support is pulled it’s only a matter of time.
@@BrendonSnyder the Media in order to exist need a product. Product owners are the record companies. What the record industry did not count at that time was the innovation of mp3 and peer to peer. So at the end the labels lost.
Anyway the genre is coming back under the name of New Wave of Classic Rock.
How is the quality of the Bad Reputation release of Wildside? I have the original from 1992. Is it worth the upgrade?
I don’t have the original album to compare with the reissue. But for other Bad Reputation releases I’m not sure these are remastered in any way. I’m certainly not hearing anything. I’m only picking them up if I don’t own the original release or if there is bonus material. Otherwise I’m not replacing them.
Makes sense. Thanks! I got a couple of other Bad Reputation releases and don’t hear much of a difference either.
I think part of the reason a lot of these bands weren't very successful despite releasing very strong albums is that the rock press of the day were very much against them. It wasn't so much they gave them terrible reviews as it was they were very dismissive of them or even completely ignored them. I had a friend who worked at one of the labels at the time and she would laugh when I would tell her about some of the music I was listening to. I didn't care but it was indicative of how the industry viewed them.
I would completely agree. The bands from this era were still popular on radio long after MTV and the press gave up on them. I did a video called Where Did Glam Metal Go and What Really Killed It see link if you’re interest th-cam.com/video/KEXnJsoGcZc/w-d-xo.html
That ROCKHEAD Album is a Masterpiece! Didn't know about this til I catch them opening for Bon Jovi's Keep The Faith Tour in Germany back in 1993. I gotta admit I was totally bored by the following headliner's show right after Rockhead's amazing 35 minutes set :)
I wish I had the opportunity to see Rockhead. At the time I heard nothing about this band. It seems like on the east coast of the US they got zero promotion. I saw Bon Jovi on their tour in 1995 and saw a reunited Dokken open for them.
Absolutely. Same here. Zero promotion. Well, Bon Jovi took 'em on tour but the crowd here in germany's more been about older ladies who listens to the charts like "Bed of roses" was huge here at the radio stations. Therefore not much rocker attended the Bon Jovi show, so not a good deal for Rockhead. Would have loved to have another album... George Lynch's my favourite guitarist but I could never see him with Dokken (Lynch solo and Dokken w/ John Norum).
Bangalore Choir is excellent sounding. David Reece has a powerful terrific voice and on On Target he did a very good job . The original cover artwork is fantastic and by no means too daring. It's a Hardrock album and a beautiful woman is always good. Besides, not lavishly overwhelmed. I like it to much better than two poor guys are sitting on bananas (Deep Purple). The songwriting on that album stands for great quality and the publication is varied. The opinion about David is a bit ambiguous, but that focuses more on Accept.
Yeah I don’t know why there are edited covers out there. But I saw it once and passed as I wanted an original album cover so I went home and ordered it from eBay for not much more. Amazingly good album that I can’t believe wasn’t a hit.
Wildsides UTI album is awesome.
It really is a super album.
@@BrendonSnyder From '91, Shotgun Messiah- Second Coming is my all-time favorite. There's not one bad song on that album.
Hard to find on CD, but I got lucky a few weeks ago 😉👍.
It was reissued on DiveBomb Records a couple years back. Is that the one you found? Or the original on Relativity?
@@BrendonSnyder I found a original
Neal Busby from Slik Toxik was the drummer not the guitarrist, he is my friend, another album that came in 92 was Saints and Sinners (Stephane Dufour the guitarrist is a virtuous)
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All Glam Metal albums are obscure.
Of course they are obscure today. What I meant was they were obscure back during the era glam was selling millions.
Was Shooting Gallery considered Glam metal? That song Little Bit of Magic by them is the best on their album but the rest is eh.
Yes Shooting Gallery is Glam Metal. I agree, I’ve tried to get into the album many times but it doesn’t do much for me.
I don’t think Rockhead was ever going to be anything more than a fun diversion for Bob Rock. He was making far too much money as an in demand producer to ever give the project the kind of time or effort it would have required to make them successful enough to offset what he could have been making as a producer.
I think the reason a lot of these bands went unnoticed at the time was due to changing tastes in music. Despite how good the albums were, I think many folks, myself included, were just getting a bit worn out on it. As such, those albums by Wildside and Roxy Blue just seemed a bit passé, and didn’t connect with me at the time. It wouldn’t be until years later, when going back and revisiting them, that I realized they were better than I remembered. I’m also surprised Southgang’s second album didn’t get at least an honorable mention.
Did you do one of these for 1991 yet? I know a few I would include in my Top 5 for that year. I may not call them Glam Metal, but they certainly bordered on that territory.
I’ve done a Top 5 Glam Metal Albums for 1991, see link th-cam.com/video/X06xACb7raA/w-d-xo.html also I put links to related videos like these in the video description each time for your convenience. However I have not made a best “obscure” albums for 1991....yet.
@@BrendonSnyder - I’m looking forward to you eventually doing one, then.
Heavy bones is a really good album BUT wildside might have the best album of ‘92 -Krash
I love the Wildside album. Those guys should have been huge.
There were some not from the US
Fair Warning - st from Germany
Masquerade - st from Sweden (that is really great)
Sleeze Beez - Powertool (from Holland)
I love Sleeze Beez! Their second album in the US - Powertool (3rd overall) got zero promotion. I didn’t even know it came out until years later. Great band!
That Fair Warning self-titled is a classic! Like a cross between Bonfire and Scorpions!
@@BrendonSnyder Almost forgot the best from the US Star Star - The Love Drag Years
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Grunge sucks. Metal Rules
Say what you will about grunge, but glam metal deserved its fate as it just got stale, that's also why grunge died in the late 90s.