@@apirateinjapan1823 There were so many all-female bands from the 60s and 70s. Women were quite busy making music, even though the records companies weren't really paying attention! Here are some of them from the 60s and early 70s: The Luv'd Ones, The Ace of Cups, The Girls, Birtha, Fanny, She, The Pleasure Seekers (who morphed into Cradle), The Daisy Chain (who morphed into Birtha), The Debutantes, The Daughters of Eve, Feminine Complex, The Runaways...……..there are tons more.
@@monstergirl7695 60s early 70s in Japan there were the Ivy Sisters who appeared in a movie in 1965, and the Pinky Chicks who were active into the early 70s. I've mostly been into the Japanese 80s band boom, but its interesting that all-female bands go way back.
Kinda. It bares many similarities with Iron Maiden - Aces High (but in an extremely good way). Real early Thrash Metal (mainstream) is something like Queen- Stone Called Crazy, Judas Priest, Metallica - Kill 'Em All album (Whiplash still my favorite on their best album! Real Metallica \o/) Slayer, etc, etc...
@@quyphuongtay True! But then again, i would never thought Metallica had a sample of Lynyrd Skynyrd's - Sweet Home Alabama in the song "Four Horsemen" XD...i dunno, i'm kinda fucked up and the only real, pure, hardcore, mainstream "hard-rock" that ever existed to me was/is AC/DC (since the beginning, 70's). I'll leave you an example (you probably know already, but i love to share this fkn masterpiece =D : th-cam.com/video/3f2g4RMfhS0/w-d-xo.html)
I listened to a speed metal compilation a while ago and this track stood out as one of the best.
I need to contact these girls we dont care if its japanse english or wtf ever WE NEED YOU IN EUROPE
They are back as Valkyrie Zero, highly recommended.
Yeah one member continued and the band is now called Valkyrie Zero, I think another member started the thrash band Tomoe Gozen a few years ago.
I'm a huge fan of female bands going all the way back to the 60s. I don't know how I missed this band. Love it!
Can you recommend any favorites?
@@apirateinjapan1823 There were so many all-female bands from the 60s and 70s. Women were quite busy making music, even though the records companies weren't really paying attention! Here are some of them from the 60s and early 70s: The Luv'd Ones, The Ace of Cups, The Girls, Birtha, Fanny, She, The Pleasure Seekers (who morphed into Cradle), The Daisy Chain (who morphed into Birtha), The Debutantes, The Daughters of Eve, Feminine Complex, The Runaways...……..there are tons more.
@@monstergirl7695 60s early 70s in Japan there were the Ivy Sisters who appeared in a movie in 1965, and the Pinky Chicks who were active into the early 70s.
I've mostly been into the Japanese 80s band boom, but its interesting that all-female bands go way back.
癖になる直線美。古き良き時代のスラッシュ。
Instant fan of this.
It's rare for that to go that quickly.
They are back as Valkyrie Zero, highly recommended.
worship!!!
Speed metal
Speeed metal ❤
awesome
This is FUCKING AWESOME !!!!! COME TO EUROPE I WILL FIX A GIG
They are back as Valkyrie Zero, highly recommended.
Idaho an cheesy scalloped home style casserole
if you own this tape please sell it to me
is that kind of Thrash Metal music!? i mean the early of Thrash Metal
Kinda. It bares many similarities with Iron Maiden - Aces High (but in an extremely good way). Real early Thrash Metal (mainstream) is something like Queen- Stone Called Crazy, Judas Priest, Metallica - Kill 'Em All album (Whiplash still my favorite on their best album! Real Metallica \o/) Slayer, etc, etc...
@@tnightwolf many people call this song is "Hard Rock" - "Punk" - "80' Rock", omg they don't even know this is Thrash Metal \m/
@@quyphuongtay True! But then again, i would never thought Metallica had a sample of Lynyrd Skynyrd's - Sweet Home Alabama in the song "Four Horsemen" XD...i dunno, i'm kinda fucked up and the only real, pure, hardcore, mainstream "hard-rock" that ever existed to me was/is AC/DC (since the beginning, 70's). I'll leave you an example (you probably know already, but i love to share this fkn masterpiece =D : th-cam.com/video/3f2g4RMfhS0/w-d-xo.html)
Exciter - heavy metal maniac is something that I would consider the same thing.
Speed metal.
In between classic heavy metal punk and trash metal.
Sounds like speed metal.
No.............