Where were you, when the Glam Plague came?

Sinistar wrote:

James B. wrote:

Sinistar wrote:

We made fun of that stuff ad nauseum back then. Of course I've mellowed and have become less dogmatic with age.

quit it....if you're gonna use such big words at least spell them correctly, sheesh

I tried too!!

Hey man, just giving you a hard time, no big deal really. Just some folks round here gonna have to whip out the ol' dictionary. By the way, welcome.

Laterz

James B. wrote:

Sinistar wrote:

James B. wrote:

Sinistar wrote:

We made fun of that stuff ad nauseum back then. Of course I've mellowed and have become less dogmatic with age.

quit it....if you're gonna use such big words at least spell them correctly, sheesh

I tried too!!

Hey man, just giving you a hard time, no big deal really. Just some folks round here gonna have to whip out the ol' dictionary. By the way, welcome.

Laterz

Thanks.

As others have posted, there was no big shock to see a lot of these 'glam' bands in record collections alongside Maiden, Metallica, and that sort of stuff. It was all metal back then. It really was the Hollywood scene that a lot of bands tried to adopt and look like.
As far as myself goes, I had/have a ton of the L.A. bands in my collection from that era. There were a few stores in the city I lived in that carried a lot of the specialty stuff.

metalken wrote:

As others have posted, there was no big shock to see a lot of these 'glam' bands in record collections alongside Maiden, Metallica, and that sort of stuff. It was all metal back then. It really was the Hollywood scene that a lot of bands tried to adopt and look like.
As far as myself goes, I had/have a ton of the L.A. bands in my collection from that era. There were a few stores in the city I lived in that carried a lot of the specialty stuff.

Hey, metalken - get an avatar so we know how to make fun of you already! Is your name Ken btw? If so, I would recommend:

UNCLE SAXON wrote:

metalken wrote:

As others have posted, there was no big shock to see a lot of these 'glam' bands in record collections alongside Maiden, Metallica, and that sort of stuff. It was all metal back then. It really was the Hollywood scene that a lot of bands tried to adopt and look like.
As far as myself goes, I had/have a ton of the L.A. bands in my collection from that era. There were a few stores in the city I lived in that carried a lot of the specialty stuff.

Hey, metalken - get an avatar so we know how to make fun of you already! Is your name Ken btw? If so, I would recommend:

Sax has a Corey Feldman doll, cute.

DeathCult wrote:

UNCLE SAXON wrote:

metalken wrote:

As others have posted, there was no big shock to see a lot of these 'glam' bands in record collections alongside Maiden, Metallica, and that sort of stuff. It was all metal back then. It really was the Hollywood scene that a lot of bands tried to adopt and look like.
As far as myself goes, I had/have a ton of the L.A. bands in my collection from that era. There were a few stores in the city I lived in that carried a lot of the specialty stuff.

Hey, metalken - get an avatar so we know how to make fun of you already! Is your name Ken btw? If so, I would recommend:

Sax has a Corey Feldman doll, cute.

wait til you see where it gets blown up at

Those were my Middle School / High School years and I wasn't really a big fan at the time. I was more into Megadeth, Metallica, Iron Maiden, Nuclear Assualt, Overkill, Anthrax, Testament and etc.