Remember the good old days of Glam Rock?

Yes, I do! Sebastian Bach, what a fuckin´ hunk.

Yes, I do! Sebastian Bach, what a fuckin´ hunk.

that´s no glam rock you idiot.
how old are you?

No I don´t im too young, but I like 70´s music than any other decade, and that´s saying something.

ACDC, Deep Purple, Rainbow, Sabbath, Queen.. Can´t live without them.

hint: glam rockers wore eyeliner kat...

No I don´t im too young

you seem to be a little confused.

are you on drugs?
are you drunk?

you seem to be a little confused.

are you on drugs?
are you drunk?

Now you certainly have me confused, I was just fine, thankyou.
I say too young because I wasn´t there to remember glam rock. I was trying to be appreciative of the times, that´s all.

i didn´t listen to the radio for a long time during those unfortunate times when glam rock was alive and well. sebastian bach was a glam rocker by the way. just like poison and faster pussy cat etc. all of whom sucked ass by the way. no offense intended.

Sebastian Bach looked like Glam rock to me ....LOL....that is for sure. Wasnt glam rock kind of gay though ? looked gay.

Poison and Faster Pussycat and all those suckpill losers were NOT glam rockers. They were HAIR BANDS. Glam rock is from the 70s. Ziggy Stardust, Mott the Hoople, Queen, that kinda thing.

there was a glam rocker named sebastian bach too...

Gay is Gay 8613 it all looks gay to me

"it all looks gay to me"

Can´t argue with that, just pointing out to the young ´uns that glam rock existed before lame-ass talent-free hair bands.

I personally think a lot of those rockers are gay ..at least bi .

Eno certainly acts/looks like what might be considered gay. Remember the film about glam with Ewan McGregor (can´t remember the title) - that was all about Roxy Music, Bowie, Eno, Reed, etc.

Of course, I was only 6 at the time. Retro avant garde for me.

velvet goldmine. good flick.

I´m thinking Funkadelic & KISS.....

Those were the days!

looooove Roxy Music

slave to love..mm.mmmm
slave to love

plus... the singer in roxy music... name was ´fairy´...

lol

i had their live tape from a show in sf... ´in every dream home a heartache,´ ´bogus man,´ ´both ends burning´... etc... great tape!

Slave to Love

You´re running with me
Don´t touch the ground
we´re restless hearted
not chained and bound

The sky is burning
A sea of flame

Tho your world is changing
I will be the same

Slave to Love
Slave to love


No, I can´t escape
I´m a slave to love: hi:

Those were the days. Thank goodness, through all it´s campiness, we that grew up in that era had something all our own and not the rehashes. No wonder rap and hip hop is so popular. At least it´s original.

I really liked the long haired guys in tights and leather boots. This flannel generation is boring.....LOL

i´ve never been to a concert

Glam killed the good Metal in North America, the hairspray and spandex made headbangers like me cringe and puke, all the posers and mainstream turned Metal into a circus of ridicule.

I resent this terribly that we (North America) used to be cool and had a thriving scene of Metal talent. Now it´s all rap shit garbage and techno rubbish, pop crap and other mindless,useless dribble not worth a mention.

You look at Europe, South America, Japan the Metal scene rules and has for many many years,Their not about jumping on every little queer fad that comes around. And I know I build drum kits for a living and a large portion of our customers are overseas, with some exceptions here in N.A.

Its slowly starting to get back but theres alot of catching up to do. Long live Metal.

Some of the guys I knew from Chicago were into the glam-rock jive. I liked Bowie, and Hoople; they were a good band even before all the young dudes. New York Dolls was one helluvan album. Buncha pukes in drag on the cover. Mick Ronson´s slaughter on 10th Ave was a good record.

From about 74 on; Rock sucked, big time. There was really nothing for a Texas boy to listen to but Country. Could never get into Queen, Boston, Rafferty, Velvet Underground and/or Lou Reed. I mean, walk on the wild side? Oh get real.

Rock was the pits until Neil Young put out Rust Never Sleeps.

Oh, punk rock was okay; but tame. Had the promise of violence, but all show no Altamont.

Still enjoy hearing Sufragette City

The Big Three - T Rex, Slade and Sweet!!!!!

Roxy Music is one of my all-time favorites. I have all of their albums and solo efforts.

Saw them on their first American tour at Cobo Hall in Detroit ( Early´72?) and have been a fan ever since, even catching them in Chicago on their reunion tour.

The line-up for the concert was an odd combination: Dave Mason, Roxy Music and the headliners... Humble Pie! ("We go ´ome on Monday. It´s really been a gas this time. Really been a gas.") Choice seats were around... six bucks.

The lights went out. Eno´s VCO3 synthesizer came on droning and bubbling while a Brit´s voice kept repeating "Elevation number 23" over and over for what seemed a minute in total darkness. Then the lights came back on and they went through the all (or most of) the first LP tracks; Remake/Remodel, Virginia Plain, etc.

I was, frankly, blow away by them.

Of course, the strawberry mescaline was exceptionally good that night, as well...



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