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  1. BornForThe80s

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    Ok, right i'll admit it, i'm at the poser stage. :cry:

    I've recently been introduced to a lot of Glam/Cock-rock, & tbh, i love it.

    So other than my recent 6 month Motley affair ( :twisted: ), any other reccomendations to get me going? :D
    I'm pretty open to anything...

    Thanks.
    x

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  2. Syndrome477

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    Seen this?

    "I even had a little mini skirt and waistcoat made for Wig Wam Bam. The skirt was so short, my undercart hung beneath the hem. I thought it best to keep my underwear on"-Steve Priest
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  3. glammetalmonster

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    Along with Motley and G N' R, the bands I first started listening to when I got into the 80s hard rock scene were Ratt, Dokken and Faster Pussycat, followed by Great White, Hanoi Rocks, Baton Rouge, Black N Blue, Tigertailz, Warrant, Winger, Lillian Axe, W.A.S.P., Scorpions, White Lion, Kix, Loudness, Wildside, EZO, Killer Dwarfs, Dangerous Toys, Jackyl, Tuff, Tesla... ah but that's just the tip of the iceberg. There's so many, and I can never remember half of them... and as you'll find, you can never get to the end of them! Hopefully that's a starting point for you though. (moderater edit). Rock on! 8)

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  4. hollywoodcowboy

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    ratt and poison.

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  5. carroll13

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    Seen this?

    :D
    "Hot pattootie, bless my soul!"
    Audience:"SEX DRUGS & ROCK & ROLL!!"

    ...that movie should be required Glam viewing.

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  6. Syndrome477

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    Man I could watch that movie for days straight.
    I just love it.

    "I even had a little mini skirt and waistcoat made for Wig Wam Bam. The skirt was so short, my undercart hung beneath the hem. I thought it best to keep my underwear on"-Steve Priest
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  7. childofglam

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    New York Dolls!

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  8. BornForThe80s

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    Ok, i have no idea how to reply to any of these SO:

    Rocky Horror Picture Show is my all time favourite movie!

    I've heard New York Dolls years ago & didn't think much of them?
    Then again i was the same with Motley, i'll check again.

    And as for the huge list - Thankyouuu :)
    I haven't actually heard of any of them to be honest!

    Thankss :)

    xx

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  9. Syndrome477

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    People are gonna be spewing opinions here, but:
    the movie called "Blues Brothers 2000" (not the first Blues Brothers) has some amazing music in it. You might want to watch that....especially the huge jam session at the end.

    "I even had a little mini skirt and waistcoat made for Wig Wam Bam. The skirt was so short, my undercart hung beneath the hem. I thought it best to keep my underwear on"-Steve Priest
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  10. BornForThe80s

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    I LOVE THAT MOVIE TOO. :) :) :)

    I actually adore musicals.
    I don't know if you count that as a musical though.?

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  11. Syndrome477

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    Absolutely. Nothing but music in it :wink:

    "I even had a little mini skirt and waistcoat made for Wig Wam Bam. The skirt was so short, my undercart hung beneath the hem. I thought it best to keep my underwear on"-Steve Priest
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  12. BornForThe80s

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    Oh :)

    I'm not so good at this catogorising thing.
    I can't even spell it :S

    As awful as it is, i'm still a sucker for Grease & The Sound Of Music. :roll:

    x

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  13. Syndrome477

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    I like Grease, I was almost cast in a play when I was a teenager, but I wasn;t a great singer. But I never saw the Sound Of Music. I guess it's about time....everyone in the world is going ^omg^

    "I even had a little mini skirt and waistcoat made for Wig Wam Bam. The skirt was so short, my undercart hung beneath the hem. I thought it best to keep my underwear on"-Steve Priest
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  14. BornForThe80s

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    Thats actually amazing!
    Grease is just legendary!

    & the Sound Of Music is just amazing, i always thought it would be terrible (and in some parts it is) but it's actually really good. So i was pretty shocked at that.

    Chicargo's good also.

    x

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  15. GlamJam89

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    You HAVE to give the New York Dolls another chance. They absolutely rock. Johnny Thunders is soooo cool. Believe me, the more you listen to them, the more you'll love them.

    Also, listen to Sweet. Incredible glam band. Also, Cinderella, Def Leppard, and Skid Row's first album.

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  16. SickThing

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    Two words: ALICE. COOPER.


    And, obviously, KISS. (my favourite band ever)

    I'm livin' in the 70s, I feel like I've lost my keys
    I got the right day, got the wrong week
    I get paid for just being a freak
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  17. carroll13

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    "New York Dolls!"
    - childofglam

    ...who I'm missing in Portland right now... :(

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  18. BornForThe80s

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    Ooooh.
    Alice Cooperr is amazing.
    Yeah Def Leppard are good.
    And 'll give New York Dolls another chance :)

    Thanks.
    x

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  19. BornForThe80s

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    Argh, fed up of youtube video's not loading.

    Time to hit myspace.

    And so far, i really like Kiss, New York Dolls & Sweet, still need to check the others out.

    x

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  20. carroll13

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    Here are some of my favourite bands and songs(with vids),which tend to be more on the Glam side than the Cock Rock side, but I'll mix it up a bit and I'll also include some Glam Punk and Glammy Goth:

    T. Rex

    David Bowie

    Roxy Music

    Iggy Pop

    Mott the Hoople (All The Young Dudes)

    Wayne(now Jayne) County(covering the Barbarians' "Are You A Boy Or Are You A Girl?")

    The Glitter Band(Non-Garyated)

    Cinderella(Universal Music has blocked embedding)
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdWh9IT_oZk

    Gene Loves Jezebel

    Imperial Drag("Are You A Boy Or a Girl?"...no relation to the Wayne County song above with a similar title)

    Alice Cooper(The Black Widow- a bit of a long video, but with Vincent Price!)

    KISS God Of Thunder(...no real video here, but one of my faves for the past 30 years)

    New York Dolls (Personality Crisis)

    Specimen

    Bauhaus(Covering T. Rex's Telegram Sam)

    ...and here I'll quit before my post starts looking like a video dictionary..

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  21. carroll13

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    "Argh, fed up of youtube video's not loading.
    Time to hit myspace.
    And so far, i really like Kiss, New York Dolls & Sweet, still need to check the others out.
    x"
    - BornForThe80s

    Damn...my last post is probably worthless to you, sorry!

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  22. BornForThe80s

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    Thankyouu :)

    It's not all youtube, some works, but others dont.

    I'll check them all out when they finally load!

    Thanks.

    X

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  23. Blondie

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    Try and get a good solid base, get yourself a few Rolling Stones records (or just invest in "40 licks" as a starter)

    Try and get a couple of Led Zeppelins albums if possible, maybe a little ACDC.. get a decent feel for classic rock first.

    Definately pick up "Too Much Too Soon" from the New York Dolls, "Rocks" and "Toys In The Attic" from Aerosmith.

    From there, the thing I've found that works is this..

    Find a band like Poison for example, read up on them at Wikipedia, check which albums charted well and buy a couple. See the bands they went on tour with, read about them, see which albums did well, etc etc.

    It's weird but the linking system works well and it'll tell you "after that they made a move to industrial music and the singer became a goth" *cough Jani Lane cough*

    Oh, get Too Fast For Love by Motley Crue by the way. I know you're already into them. If you've already got it get it again, that album is probably the best 80's rock album that came out, aside from Appetite.

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  24. carroll13

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    Warrant went Industrial?
    Wow, that sounds hilarious...where can I hear some of that?

    "She's my rivet pie..."

    Of course, the Glam/Goth connection actually goes back to the 70s though.

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  25. SickThing

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    "Of course, the Glam/Goth connection actually goes back to the 70s though."
    - carroll13

    *cough Alice Cooper cough*

    I'm livin' in the 70s, I feel like I've lost my keys
    I got the right day, got the wrong week
    I get paid for just being a freak
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  26. carroll13

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    Not *so* much Alice, although certain songs are a bit gothy, like Black Juju, and he certainly left an impression on Alien Sex Fiend.
    But I mean things like Bolan touring with The Damned, Bauhaus(whose final album was released today), the Roxy Music influence on The Banshees, and the music of most the early Goth bands, which was basically a blend of Glam and Punk.

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  27. MickMars

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    dude wtf?

    http://www.myspace.com/blindfreak34 <----add if you're a wild child.
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  28. aXemAn

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    Hey, welcome to the site BornForThe80s! As previously stated, there are SO MANY great glam/hair bands worth checking out. It's great that you're into the Crue!
    Here are some more bands that I consider "essential";
    Poison
    Ratt
    Cinderella
    Whitesnake
    Danger Danger
    Slaughter
    Warrant
    Steelheart
    Skid Row
    Dokken
    Winger
    Tesla
    Bang Tango
    L.A. Guns
    Great White
    Firehouse
    Britny Fox
    Helix

    And there are so many more!!!
    Again, welcome and hope to see you around! :D

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  29. starr76

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    If you've got myspace then check out the following bandz

    Alleycat Scratch
    Trash Brats
    Tazzberry Blue
    Peppermint Creeps
    Psycho Gypsy
    Glamvestite Vampirez
    Skintrade
    Dogsbody
    Poze

    DRINKING FIFTHS STRAIGHT FROM THE JACK BOTTLE DO I LOOK LIKE A MOTHERFUCKING ROLE MODEL
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  30. MickMars

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    New York Dolls Pictures, Images and Photos

    http://www.myspace.com/blindfreak34 <----add if you're a wild child.
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