Britny Fox What Happened To The Band Behind Girlschool & Long Way to Love? 1/2 of Cinderella!

[@rnrtruestories]

Here's my video on Cinderella ICYMI kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGbJkKWsd9miedU&pp=ygUjY2luZGVyZWxsYSByb2NrIG4gcm9sbCB0cnVlIHN0b3JpZXM%3D

[@sourgir-wh6xd]

🤘🏻😎🤘🏻 Tesla

[@ttech694]

SLADE

[@stevemccullough5525]

Explain to me why def Leppard kick Pete out of the band but let Steve drink himself to death?? A talent lost

[@ttech694]

@@stevemccullough5525 hindsight is 20/20. They were 20-24 yrs old. How many choices do you regret from that age?

[@stevemccullough5525]

@@ttech694 true,, good point..VC was a good choice

[@stricknine8623]

The guitar playing of Michael Kelly Smith is some of the best for me. Long Way To Love guitar solo is still one of the greatest guitar solos. As a guitar player, I HAD to learn it....I still play it today fairly regularly, for enjoyment and warming up before a gig.

[@atomwatt77]

Johnny Dee is a friend of mine…really great guy. His main band Doro are fantastic. He also filled in on drums with the top INXS tribute act in the US for for a couple years. Thanks for the doc RNR! 😎

[@tryghanson3260]

I got to hang with Johnny when he was in Waysted with UFO bassist Pete Way, and later with Britny Fox. Cool guy.

[@tonyanderson6493]

Sure

[@Oldobsfordsusa94]

Don't forget Johnny D played in Le Compt with Billy Childs. Yes I was a empire rock club guy in the 80/90s Johnny was awesome on drums but Jimmy was a great guitar player that got on credit. And I beat Bill in dome hockey every time. Said I'm the greatest. Lol

[@Oldobsfordsusa94]

Very short dude. All drummer's are.

[@tryghanson3260]

Well Neil Peart was 6’4

[@Bassmanhill84]

I always wanted to know about Brittney fox since there's so much about Cinderella. Thanks for the vid!

[@rnrtruestories]

You’re welcome!

[@Bassmanhill84]

@rnrtruestories Been a fan of the channel since it was a GNR only channel! It's been great seeing you and your channel grow! Keep up the great work!

[@tieukhavu8832]

@@rnrtruestories Was the song „Girlschool“ inspired by the British all female Hard rock band from London?

[@rnrtruestories]

@@tieukhavu8832I’m not too sure I didn’t see them mention it in their interviews.

[@rnrtruestories]

@@Bassmanhill84thanks so much

[@seano79]

Girl school is such a good tune!

[@johnnyo8903]

Hey! Check out my old band The Sleaze covering Girlschool live on here. I'm not 100% sure but I will assume you will hopefully like it.

[@saracarter3199]

That song kicks major ass dude🎉.

[@ChrisSmithh-dn8xs]

It hits different when you're a 53 year man.

[@kevinprowse406]

And the video is even better.

[@vegancrue13]

Bite Down hard is a great album! I still listen to half the tracks today. Tommy Paris, in my opinion, is one of the best vocalist of that genre. His recent solo material is decent. Britny Fox always had a great sound. Underrated for sure.

[@BenzolaUK]

Cool choice dude. Loving some of the more obscure bands you have covered recently. Reminds me of my '89-'93 high school years

[@rnrtruestories]

thanks

[@v2vroth]

Yeah man not as many Seattle grunge band videos lately. Kind of a breath of fresh air.

[@buckster2575]

Where the same age.kinda hated they fell apart.

[@rnrtruestories]

@@v2vrothwe’ve got a really cool video and fan request coming on Friday!

[@bobowrathsovine.]

I'm right there with you graduating high school in 93

[@ianfurqueron5850]

Brings back memories... Smith taught guitar at a music store near me in a suburb of Philly. This was after grunge had put most of the glam bands out of work. Michael was always cordial to me although I never took lessons from him. The music business was so strange back then. You could see guys on MTV and think they had "made it" but in reality were barely scraping by.

[@tomplatz7494]

I m obsessed with Girlschool lately!! This video was like an order just in time!!

[@rnrtruestories]

Haha thanks

[@petercreedon1246]

Britny Fox, Cinderella, and Tangier are in my top favorites from the Philly-South Jersey scene. Another group that hit big around this time was Kix, which I think are still going strong today.

[@Scottocaster6668]

Actually Kix just retired a couple weeks ago. It was their last show together.

[@bobthebear1246]

Except Kix actually started way back in 1978, and they are Maryland. I definitely agree about Tangier. They were amazing with their 1988-1989 lineup that put-out the great *Four Winds* album. Even their replacement lineup for their 1991 *Stranded* album was great, and was more Metal.

[@notreallysure9]

did Tangier have a record deal?

[@treysimmons7707]

Yup they just played their final show in their hometown.

[@stevemccullough5525]

The galaxy rock dogs,,,I lived 10 minutes down the White horse pike,,,my Uncle let me in

[@maverick_trail]

It's not often that replacement singers are as good as the originals, but I think Tommy Paris was a great replacement for Dean. Different style and the dude could actually sing. I can't imagine those first 2 albums with anyone other than Dean, but Tommy killed it on Bite Down Hard.

[@Napalm1334]

Dean is the man!! I had a nice chat with him about the music industry in the 2000s when he was around my area. Really good dude, extremely down to earth guy!

[@rjc7289]

I liked BF and how their sound got slicker and heavier with each album while Cinderella got more bluesy with each album. Tommy Paris was an absolute powerhouse of a vocalist!

[@zmbdog]

Yes, "Louder" sounded very grungy before grunge was even a thing (commercially anyway).

[@stevemccullough5525]

Boys in heat was effing great.. Stevie is a very underrated song

[@DonJoeBob]

This gets said a lot, but they are grossly underrated. Those first 2 albums were excellent and they got arguably better with Tommy on the 3rd album. Very good stuff.

[@tonyn3227]

All 3 of their albums were great in my opinion, especially 3rd one was just great,

[@robert.m4676]

I liked them but sorry I always thought that name hardly fit them. With a better name they could have been much bigger IMO of course.

[@murfdog19]

I was a kid when I first heard them. My first thought was "they are ripping off Cinderella!" That was the problem.

[@mhitson7483]

Nothing underrated at all …cut and paste band with mediocre musicians

[@daveg4236]

Grossly? Not criminally? Moronic comment

[@carlosalejandrobejaranocar4955]

ONE OF MY FAVORITES BANDS OF 80"s THE BEST TIME OF THE GLAM AND THE BEST MUSIC IN U.S.A. THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO SALUTED FROM PUERTO CORTES HONDURAS

[@darthsimmons6957]

THANK YOU for doing this doc on Britny Fox. I saw them open for "Stephen Pearcy's "RATT" on June 23rd of 2023! We had a GREAT TIME!!! Stephen really enjoyed himself too!

[@kimhale1759]

I saw them open for RATT in the 90's ❤

[@Iduhwurst]

I remember their album covers from seeing them displayed at the mall record store when I was younger. My mom really liked this band.

[@nickfuller20]

Bite down hard had about 5 super rocking songs. His voice was amazing!

[@Hystorm1]

Long Way To Love...in my opinion, one of the greatest hair metal band songs ever Produced/Created!!

[@RickyIcecubes]

First concert I ever went to was Bon Jovi/Skid Row/Britney Fox in September 1989

[@christophercucchi6048]

I saw them open up for Cinderella at Wildwood amphitheater summer of 85 I snuck in the back door and got to 2 nd row center stage it was one of the best concerts I ever saw super fun super energetic

[@2DclanSnipingTeam]

I think you mean the show at the Wildwood Convention Center. I was there. It was actually July 25 of 1987.

[@melissalove726]

I saw Britney Fox at the University of Kentucky Singletary Center when I was 17. It was standing room only and I was in the front row. The 80's were awesome. 🤘

[@richardwarfordjr.5622]

I liked this band! They were great 👍

[@tshouse2782]

One of the best live bands ive ever seen

[@philosophy5134]

It's funny Dean Davidson named a band of his Black Eyed Susan. Because my old band Later That Day recorded at Dean's house in NJ. Our band had a song titled...Black Eyed Susan. I guess we inspired the band's name. I remember when Dean was recording an album at the time and he played some of the music for us before it was released.

[@HottJumbulia]

Dean did the same for us and our band... i heard he married a model and moved to Paris..? I wonder if he did or was still in that big nice house we recorded in his rooms and foyer and it sounded great.. he really is friendly helpful talented and patient. great harmonica player as well... great memories i would love to visit with him again!! Is he still in NJ?

[@stevengoodman3498]

Awesome vid bro. I could listen to you tell stories for days man! Your voice is so relaxing and soothing. Been a fan since day one. Thank you for what you do and keep the videos coming. 😊

[@rnrtruestories]

Glad you like them!

[@blackphillip8486]

Love the shirt Sid, God bless Dee Dee. Shxt, give that guy a whole video of his own someday! That's a storied career if there ever was one.

[@rnrtruestories]

Thanks!

[@jimiraybeckton]

My band did a gig with them about 12 years ago or so, and as far as we knew Billy was the only original member. I do believe Paris was the frontman at the time as well. We played a relatively small rock club in the Dayton, Ohio area, and there was literally 30-40 people there, including my bands wives/girlfriends and friends. I’m not saying this as an insult to the band, I thought they sounded great actually, but it was sorta sad. I still have the shirt I wore onstage that night, that Mr. Childs kindly signed for me 😎

[@AnthonyMichaelAMguitar]

It was sad that glam 80's "metal" existed, it was a sad joke

[@BryanClark-gk6ie]

My band did the same thing a couple of times, opened up for a few well know bands back in the 90's' when it came time for them to take the stage' there were only handful of people left in the crowd. If I'd been thinking' I should have got some autograph off some of those guys before we started playing.

[@EzraDarrow]

I was 8 years old and a true Metal head in 1989, and I absolutely loved Britney Fox. I couldn't wait for the, "Long Way To Love" video to come on. When Grunge came through I fucking hated it (still do) it took away the party and that good time feeling that was still in the air around the late 80's and very early 90's. Love Britney Fox and all the bands of the era, forever!!!

[@anthonylove821]

I agree grunge and the record execs are a holes for destroying great music

[@jeffhenry7749]

Grunge was the death of real music.. All sad and gloomy.. Nothing uplifting..

[@EzraDarrow]

@@jeffhenry7749 I've been saying that since I was a kid/teenager back in the 90's. It got especially worse during the mid-90's up to the late 90's. I hated all that shit...I hated and still hate Rap and hip hop with a fucking passion, that too killed and is continuing to murder real music. I stick to music from 1955-1992. Old rock and roll from the 50's, the British invasion, the British blues boom, psychedelic pop/rock, progressive, early to mid 70's proto metal, N.W.O.B.H.M., glam metal, speed/thrash metal, power metal, old school blues and most forms of jazz from 1966-1979. The only music genre I listen to that's somewhat current is Indie/dreampop and some of the shoegaze stuff, but other than that real music is in a very sad state these days.

[@johnstrika9170]

​@jeffhenry7749 Amen. Back in the 80s, most of us were latchkey kids that had to take care of ourselves most of the time(Gen X) and we listened to music to escape all the bullshit in our lives. Music was about fun, partying etc. I'll never understand playing and listening to music that made you feel even more depressed after you listened to it

[@micheleparker3780]

You do the most interesting videos relating to bands that I used to love and wondered what happened to them; like what happened to the members and what what are they doing now. Thank you!!!❤

[@rnrtruestories]

More to come!

[@jamesmoss3424]

Britny Fox kick ass.😀👍🎸🤘

[@xjp1998]

I remember seeing Britny Fox in Tokyo on a New Year's Eve show with Ratt, Kingdom Come, and Bon Jovi was the headliner. They were great and put on a super show back then.

[@AlmostReady504]

They ROCKED !

[@alishatoleu4062]

I love Britney fox, still have their cd

[@veggiemetal7812]

I was granted the opportunity of having a guitar lesson with Micheal Kelly Smith last year...He was the coolest, nicest guy ever. Not to mention super down to earth and extremely generous. Britny Fox deserves so much more than they ever received.🤘🏼

[@MichaelRoy-hc3lz]

It's odd, l've never been a fan of any of these bands but enjoy these videos. Liked and subscribed

[@ColorfieldMedia]

Michael Kelly Smith produced one of my first albums (Gun Shy - After Dark). Great guitar player and guy.

[@PamelaValente-n2q]

So awesome ,love to watch the way this works. so love when you smile.

[@cyco1guy]

Thank you for this. Britney Fox was one of my favorites growing up, especially the Boys in Heat album. If its possible, can you do some research on Saraya, and other bands that were on the Shocker soundtrack?

[@2DclanSnipingTeam]

Saraya... great band! 2 great albums!

[@bobowrathsovine.]

Britney Fox's first 2 albums were released in 1988 and 1989. Before Firehouse, Skid Row, Bullet Boys, and even Warrant had an album. I was in the 8'th grade at the time and remember this well because I went out and bought both of Britney Fox's first 2 albums immediately.

[@robertphillips8648]

I blasted both video’s in my party house 10 years ago when I was 42 and the girls were a lot younger. They got turned-on and everyone had fun. Thank you “The Fox.”

[@recklessconduct.8231]

Dizzy dean Davidson is1 of my favorites. Blackeyed Susan had some real good songs. its a shame they didnt get a very long run

[@newavatar2947]

That first album is 10/10 They also released another album called Just A Taste but it wasn't very good to my ears

[@recklessconduct.8231]

@@newavatar2947 the just a taste album were all songs that got rejected from the 1st album. there's A few good songs on it.

[@patrickreeves4650]

the 2nd unreleased album is very cool too. the demo's for it are on youtube.

[@jopac75]

Britny Fox was a great band and the first 2 albums were awesome. I haven’t had a chance to listen to any other of their albums yet. Black eye Susan was great also. It sucks that they didn’t last long. Great songs and playing on all 3 records. Hopefully they can get back together for a reunion.

[@duncanh6045]

Thanks. How about a What happened to Bang Tango?

[@footy2rock]

Bang Tango vocalist later fronted the band Beautiful Creatures in the 2000s and they rocked

[@duncanh6045]

@@footy2rock yep I have all BCs albums. The album with DJ asbah rocks. More interested in the break up of BT and what happened to Mark Knight, Kyle Kyle etc.

[@patrickreeves4650]

@@duncanh6045 they have a full documentary on youtube called Attack of Life, the Bang Tango story that is very well done.

[@MichaelEvans-hb5ns]

I loved this band! Great sound!

[@patquinn4772]

Dean's onstage jumpsplits are insane, live!!!😮😮😮😮

[@DarkSkies72]

Love your channel. I’ve been with you for a long time. Thanks for your great content. Always informative and entertaining.

[@rnrtruestories]

Thanks so much! Very appreciated!

[@pedraw]

Bite Down Hard is a bad ass recording. Tommy Paris' vocals are incredible on it. The whole thing rips from end to end.

[@tweettweetjones1262]

Obviously everyone stopped listening after the original singer left according to what everybody keeps typing here in the chats! They need to forget about their 1st two albums for a sec and listen to 'Bite Down Hard'. It'll blow 'em away, not only as their best album but as the most criminally underated hard rock album of the entire 90's!!!

[@zmbdog]

I went to work as the parts room manager at Silver Bay Seafoods in Alaska about 4 years ago and had that CD in a boom box in my office. Somebody stole it at some point! I honestly didn't mind too much as I see it as exposing more (and likely younger) people to it. I already have it ripped to my laptop so it's not like I really "lost" anything.

[@careful...Icarus]

Their song Louder from Bite Down Hard is fantastic. That whole lp is amazing. I also saw Cinderella a couple times at The Galaxy. Britny Fox too. And always the bridesmaid band The Dead End Kidz ( those dudes were old then lol )

[@markbunton9919]

Great vid! I’ve always loved Britny Fox and felt like they were just a little too late to the party. Hopefully they can get back together for another album and some festivals like many bands from that era have done. Too much talent being wasted by not doing something

[@danklein8587]

Great info. Thank You.

[@rnrtruestories]

You’re welcome

[@coastalpaladin5024]

Would you consider doing a video on the band Danger Danger? Thanks for any consideration!!

[@joelane69]

Great call! I'd love to see that, too!

[@rnrtruestories]

Please use our request form so it’s easier to track requests

[@EarlSkakel]

Great job, saw them a few years ago at The Troubadour and it was so sad as there were literally 30 people there. I think Childs was the only classic lineup member on the show.

[@AudaciousAce1989]

I would LOVE to see a reunion tour! Top 5 favorite band for me

[@IronHorseRadio1970-h4s]

Bite Down Hard was an awsome record

[@lyndonreddick1888]

Saw them at the Stone in SF, remember Michael Smith was there. Cool to hear about these guys. Back in early 90's when I suppose glam was still in but going out. No DD there 😮 but I have one of his guitar picks

[@royman311]

i sat 3rd row center for Ratt, Britny Fox & KIX (maybe like '87ish) and even spoke with ratt live on the radio earlier in the day of the show. still have a guitar pick from KIX from that show.

[@dannybursace9151]

Great vid! How bout the band Dig outta California, they had a minor grunge hit with Believe in like 94 or Phantam Planet!

[@musicmamma]

Great song

[@larrysalomon7113]

I took guitar lessons from Michael Kelly Smith 15-20 years ago at George’s Music in suburban Philadelphia. While I never got beyond playing rhythm guitar, Michael was an excellent teacher and told great stories.

[@mike_w_21]

Cool!

[@Monkey_Spunk]

This is the best thing I ever saw.

[@seanm3933]

I saw Britny Fox about 10 years ago in a small bar. Michael Kelly Smith is the the real deal. He's among the best guitar players to come out of that amazing era. Definitely under rated since he never makes any best guitar player lists. He could hold his own with any of the top names.

[@timothydubois5834]

I opened for them as a drummer in a local band. Johnny was very cool and complimentary.

[@mooch9011]

Great band to watch from Philly. Seen them play at the Empire Rock club many nights.

[@johnnytruck2009]

Bite Down Hard cranked!! One of my go to car rides with the windows down cranking this album.

[@seangerant653]

still love that 1st lp !!!!!!

[@MrROTD]

The hair band era was fun for awhile but then it got so formulaic and so many bands that were like clones of each other.

[@patquinn4772]

That's so much like today's country music. The only difference is for the most part the hair metal bands wrote their own music. Country music has music row,where writers write music, and artist,and record labels pic the songs. They have a money maker going, right now and there's nothing, on the horizon that's gonna change that.

[@pyrocrew17]

@@patquinn4772country music so sad 😞 lol

[@zmbdog]

The fight between Dizzy and the others where the guitarist's arm was broken didn't happen onstage during their club tour, it was backstage when they were supporting Lita Ford with Tuff in the opening slot. Tuff singer Stevie Rachelle witnessed the whole thing and has gone into detail about it on metalsludge. He even spoke to Dean as Dean was packing his suitcase to bail on the whole thing.

[@Electro_Timmy]

According to a MetalSludge Johnny Dee interview: "He went after Michael (Kelly Smith), threw him up against the door in the hotel, and Michael sprained his wrist."

[@tylerthompson1842]

Never heard of ‘em lol cool stuff man

[@pacwestenduroriders7911]

Thanks for the content!

[@christophercucchi6048]

Many years later i delivered a safe to this dudes apartment in NE Philly turns out it was the lead guitarist of Britney Fox it was a surreal moment! I told him about the concert experience and got to fan boy out for an hour while we installed safe inside his apartment he had gold record up on wall

[@Badmotorfinger16]

Please do a video on Dangerous Toys

[@Squirrelconga]

I forgot about them! 🤔

[@chrisheathcote3697]

I agree

[@RickO-pu6my]

Long Way to Love is a legit great song, Girlschool is a classic trashy (in a good way) 80's hair metal rocker. I recall thinking Dream On (seeing the video on MTV) would be a huge hit, but somehow didn't gain traction, and you really didn't hear from them again. That said, a good trip down memory lane, especially since their self titled album was probably the 2nd album I ever owned (on cassette), as I was 12.

[@saj8]

That whole Philly/South Jersey crew had the rock world take notice at one point.

[@FatherStack]

Great video. Britny Fox were really under-rated. Those first three albums were excellent!

[@brunobrian9566]

Great breakdown! Very talented. Both of you!

[@rnrtruestories]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@DJSweetz]

Do Pretty Boy Floyd please. So bad, yet so good lol

[@doctordetroit4339]

Keifer is nearly unequalled in all categories. Playing, writing, all of it. A savant.

[@brandonl7502]

I remember Britny Fox noted on their website a long time ago that they snagged an opening spot for Guns N Roses for a show in Japan and their live cover of Hair of the Dog inspired GNR to do their own cover.

[@circumferencecle8465]

Blackeyed Susan was fantastic!!!

[@bakstabbath]

I bought their first album. It was pretty good.

[@rkline65]

Dizzy Dean was actually pretty active around Philadelphia after the Blackeyed Susan album. He actually put together another version of Blackeyed Susan that included Black Cowes guitarist Jeff Cease and recorded a demo called Just A Taste…..as in just a taste of what’s to come. But that only lasted a few months. He recorded another album under the band name Love Saves The Day, Then for whatever reason he recorded a demo under the name Jarod Dean that was pretty much only heard of in the Philly area…..it was god awful if I’m being honest. He finally released a solo album called Drive My Karma that I think you can still find of iTunes. Then about 10 years ago or more he said he was working on a country album, was somewhat active on social media, and even made a full blown video for a country song. Then out of nowhere removed it all and vanished into musical obscurity. His friend recorded a lot of the stuff on video in the 90’s. There is a great hour plus video on KZbin of some of those musical projects.

[@patrickreeves4650]

his story is one i would love to hear, told by him. he was crazy talented, and his deal for blackeyed susan, at the time, was one of the biggest the label had ever given.

[@rkline65]

@@patrickreeves4650 You're right. They were so behind it that I remember stories how they even had to pay another band off to use the name because it was already trademarked. The Black Crowes first album was huge at the time, as a gap between hair metal and grunge, and it got a lot of comparison to that. He had the look, the band, the songs, and everything, but listening to that album all these years later, I think it's just an over produced album. It would have been a lot better as a more guitar oriented album and not so many keyboards, horns, backing vocals, and all that. Do a KZbin search of "Dean Davison 403 Liberty Lane' and you'll see a full video of all he did thru the 90's, it's pretty cool.

[@patrickreeves4650]

@@rkline65 the 403 liberty lane stuff is super cool. the era of blackeyed susan was always my favorite, and the record was great, but i totally agree...it was over-produced, and the single chosen to lead the record was a terrible choice. i would have run with she's so fine, or the ballad that wound up on harley davidson and the marlboro man.

[@kimbarling4213]

Great band of the day. Story demonstrates how hard it is to make a living in a band, on the road. I've read or heard that the record c.o fired MKS from Cinderella for not being a good enough guitarist? Seriously ??. He's a great guitarist, far superior skills than Jeff labar was. Shame B.F came about a few years too late to get traction & success. I have all 3 studio cds and Boys in Heat is an awesome hard rock cd . Loved their look and sound The perfect Hair glam metal band. Would be fantastic to see all original members tgthr again

[@maverick_trail]

I agree, MKS had the talent for Cinderella. I think he may have been seen as a threat to Keifer as the main guitarist/songwriter in the band and they cut MKS.

[@adamkane7513]

I heard a different reason. The record company thought MKS & Destra looked too old to market on MTV. They told Tom & Eric to replace them with younger faces.

[@doctordetroit4339]

@@adamkane7513 Makes sense....TV ruled music back then, image was far more important than playing. Bon Jovi was told to get rid of Alec Such for the same reason, but refused.

[@Desstrik]

“Save the Weak” is an AMAZING song.

[@jlbaxe]

I saw them in ‘88 at hammer jacks when I was 18 and thought they were old with a lot of makeup on. Some rough looking guys lol Great show

[@michaelg.1786]

Great band back in the day. Still have their albums in my play list. Awesome background and history of the band!

[@Sigman220-us1on]

Boys in Heat rocked I wore so many dvds out I loved that cd.

[@MikeWatson-qj8ew]

They are truly underated

[@Oldobsfordsusa94]

Now you have to do a video on Philly rock band Le Compt. Ne Philly band.. Jimmy and Johnny D played in it for years. Like to see you try this one???

[@gwts1171]

The song "In Motion" from Boys In Heat is amazing. I really liked Black-Eyed Susan, too.

[@tripbreaker]

Back in the day, around the Philly area, we called them Britny Wigg.

[@katjay3125]

You need to interview people that were actually there and you would get the real story

[@darrellcook7766]

One of my favs.

[@HorrorMetalMaestroRedrusty66]

Don't really care for GIRSCHOOL, but I'll tell ya. I still listen to Long Way To Love on a regular basis when I'm in the hair metal mood. Giddy-up guitar always wrecks me, and that song is a masterpiece. That whole album was pretty great.

[@jorgepaul5049]

It was a band like many that only had success with a single album: T.SiSTER, Dangerous Toys, Kix, Damn Yankees, Slaughter among others... And they only left losses and debts to the label. It's not fair that they sell half a million copies and the label keeps 90% of the profits.

[@V3ntilator]

"Boys in heat" album were so good it sounded like a Greatest Hits album, but were just a new album.

[@FWDSUXARSE]

One of the more underrated hair metal bands or whatever you'd refer to the genre as during the girlschool era.

[@kennyplay5982]

Suburbs of NJ ? Reading PA . that's funny Mike Schermick, I him, from when I was 12-14 yrs old. I have a great story about that

[@rnrtruestories]

I said suburb of Philly

[@thirdlegstalliano]

I love them

[@dano_the_collector8421]

NJ represent 😜

[@sanguine111]

if u could find out about sassy scarlet, that'd be great , or stars from mars,also, tyla/dogs d'amour are 1 of my faves and ezo is a crazy band from japan, all bands that have nothing really printed about them