>Uncle Tom's Cabin was going to be the title track for their second album >the record label pressured them to have a more mainstream track, so they wrote Cherry Pie in like 15 minutes >that dogshit song gets made the title track
Why can't white people embrace being cool like this again? Nowadays you all are either walking on eggshells due to white guilt or constantly angry and overreacting to anything you deem "woke" "leftist" or "liberal" depending on what side of the fence you're on...
The white race as a society has been dying ever since hair rock died. Everything started going downhill in the early 90s. Millenials like to meme how great the 90s were. Compared to the 2000s the 90s are pretty good. 90s compared to the 80s is sad. The 80s was the last great decade of the white race. Their was a lot of shit stsrting to sideways but the feelling in the air was good and there was hope for the future. In the 90s that all faded away into darkness. Then 911 happened and white civilization crashed and burned into the cowardly authoritarian shit heap that it is today. The good times are over. They won't be back anytime soon.
I think the reaction to the soundtracks of shows like Cobra Kai and Peacemaker proves that there's still big demand for hair metal, but the mainstream music industry has gone so far up its own ass with mumble rap and shitty pop songs that it doesn't even know how to market rock anymore, so it doesn't try.
I think a good chunk of why they couldn't market it is beacuse rock traditionally has been a unifying positive music. The world is so negative and divisive today the masses would hate it because reasons.
The scene in Back to the Future is a good example. A white man gets up on stage in the past and shows black guys how to play rock n roll thus creating modern rock. Audiences would be spitting mad if something like that was filmed. They would cry about a white man stealing the glory.
Truth actually is closer to that scene though. A lot of solid arguments demonstrate blacks invented rock and roll. Whites however took rock and roll to its pinnacle with glam rock in the 80s. There was no hard feelings about this then as blacks preferred to focus on and perfect blues rock instead of glam rock. Whites and blacks just got along and did there thing and reapected each other for it. This video has some homage to that.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5k9UDRO43Vc
go to 3:08 if you don't want to see it all
They would never try to do something like this today. They would make eveyone in the vid all pissy and combative trying to one up eachother or some shit. Audiences would prefer it iver something that brought people together because with division they'd have something to seethe about on twitter. If everyone was positive and got along there would be nothing to seethe about so no one would pay attention.
While i agree with the overall point you're making and your reasoning for it I think you're mistaken on a few historical details: >A lot of solid arguments demonstrate blacks invented rock and roll
You could certainly say this about blues music (which R&R primarily evolved from, but "rock music " as it's commonly understood shares probably as much influence from whites as it does from blacks - at least from the 1970s onward. >blacks preferred to focus on and perfect blues rock instead of glam rock.
Blacks had basically abandoned blues music decades before glam rock even started showing up. BB King even credited his ability to have a career in music to white kids who took up an interest in the blues (and its subsequent derivative genres) after blacks mostly stopped producing/consuming it in favor of Motown, Soul, and R&B.
hair metal got extremely homosexual towards the end (glam rock era, w/ dudes in tight leopard prints wearing more makeup than chicks), which is why grunge came about and took over. the correction back to masculinity had to be made
All grunge is homosexualry. It was the worst thing that happened to the music industry. Everything has been forgettable trash ever since.
2 years ago
Anonymous
Wrong.
>please expand your catalogue
Fair enough, I will.
There was talk (By my mate) at the time that this was the album that bridged Glam/sleaze to Grunge & it could have saved the world. But then Andy OD'd & that homosexual Eddie Vedder ruined everything. The band went on to become Pearl Jam, ofc.
I'm sure there's loads of tributes out there to what could have been, but this one by Faster Pussycat on their Whipped album is right on the nose & a true gem.
RIP Andy Wood
2 years ago
Anonymous
Sorry. Its all trash. I am sure yourself and others find some pearls in mounds of shit every now and again. In general though it is all cringy trash to be forgotten. Congrats on finding your bliss in it. To each their own I guess.
I hate Pearl Jam so much its unreal. Cobain should have done the world a favor on his way out and murdered Vedder before suiciding.
2 years ago
Anonymous
You've got me thinking now. When was the last time I received an affirmative (You)?
I don't even remember. It's either 1 word reply meme gays, morons aimlessly baiting or, or- whining b***hes that add nothing.
Why reply anon? If you work customer service & live with c**ts that compel you to be happy all the time I get it. But writing out joyless complaints then posting it into the ether. It's bad for yr soul mang.
>this was the album that bridged Glam/sleaze to Grunge
Admittedly it sounds interesting, it's got that "transitional point between genres" vibe going on. It's pretty cool, I can definitely at least bear to listen to this album.
My CD is decades lost already, but it was one of the few that was literally worn out & peeling silver. >"transitional point between genres" vibe
Have a good one anon
2 years ago
Anonymous
>this was the album that bridged Glam/sleaze to Grunge
Admittedly it sounds interesting, it's got that "transitional point between genres" vibe going on. It's pretty cool, I can definitely at least bear to listen to this album.
Glam bands weren't considered homosexual it the time. The bands put on shows and what they wore on stage were costumes. The music did become less edgy and more mundane in the end compared to the beginning of glam rock. Audiences began looking for something else to listen to. Taking this and saying that glam rock was replaced by whiny grungy c**ts from Seattle because they were more masculine is moronic though. No one considered Nirvana to be masculine compared to Motley Crew. Grunge was just a different sound is all. Keep in mind all bands whether glam or pop had showy stage outfits so as far clothing this just a change in fashion in general from 80s to 90s.
Also grunge lyrics were angsty negative depressing bullshit that ran counter to glam rock and the good times of the 80s. Why the populace glommed onto this and considered these lyrics more appealing I'll never understand. Whatever the case the trend continues today.
I would like to point out whatever masculinity you see in early grunge rock was removed and replaced with more weakness and effeminate looks for all pop bands by the late 90s and continues still today. Closer to the truth is regaurdless of their clothes and stage shows glam rock itself is much more masculine than anything that came after it as what came out after was simply more dark, negative and abrasive.
>racial harmony demonstrated by a black man groovin' to white man music then they ham together
They would never allow this video to be made today. Its too unifying.
>a beautiful white woman dressed nice walking around minding her own business
They would never allow that today either. They'd make her an ugly whiny b***h or dress her up like a BBC prostitute and tell her to shake her ass while surrounded by a pack of fat black women.
This is probably one of the last videos ever made with a beautiful white woman.Tora Tora was one of the last white man rock bands.
>she killed millions
The sperm count that was blown to her in this video when it came out must have been record breaking. Most glam rock vids back then had women that were a little trashy. When this video came out everyone thought she was so beautiful.
>Moscow Music Festival - 12 and 13 August 1989 >Fall of the USSR - 11 March 1990
>The event became known for inspiring the song "Wind of Change" by the Scorpions, a ballad which became a soundtrack to the collapse of the Berlin Wall and the end of Soviet Union The Crooked Media podcast "Winds of Change" provides some evidence to suggest that Doc McGhee was covertly leveraged by the US Government to produce this concert as a vehicle to create an origin story for the Scorpions song as part of a secret culture operation to influence the Soviet government
Everyone knows Wrathchild brought down communism. Frickin Americans
it's so pathethic when in current times those 80's rock stats still try to dress and look the same as 40 years ago, but they obviously look so old and withered, with their puffed wrinkled faces and desperately dyed hair, or probably just wigs at this point.
that's why I have a big respect for bon jovi, dude just moved on, trimmed his frickin noggin and released another timeless classic in 00s
because he's a good musician, and not just a hack clinging to that one song that got popular in the 80s, so he act's like the time has stopped
Which movie or TV show are you talking about here?
The main method of distribution for music videos was TV before the internet.
So according to your moron logic we can talk about sports here too, right? have a nice day
Do you feel in charge?
jeez relax sperg
Keep samegayging. It's not obvious at all that you're mad as frick.
Are you 12 years old?
Still not Cinemaphile related, grandpa.
>Music television is not Cinemaphile related.
That's where you're wrong zoomzoom.
cope
>This video is not available
I hate youtube so god dammed much.
HELL YES
Anything by Whitesnake from the 1987 album.
lool what happened with that thumbnail
Dunno. Must be a glitch in the Matrix. Lol
>Wanna jerk off to Peter's brapper
>Get trolled by old boomer b***h
Dunno, I don't really like glam shit (except for Motley Crue).
This video made boomers shit their pants on acid.
>Uncle Tom's Cabin was going to be the title track for their second album
>the record label pressured them to have a more mainstream track, so they wrote Cherry Pie in like 15 minutes
>that dogshit song gets made the title track
kek Warrant really was a cautionary tale of corporate streamlining
David Coverdale of Whitesnake - and his wife-unit Tawny Kitaen who featured (did all the softcore posing) in all their 80s videos.
>that squatting bow legged guitar stance
kek
Cringe Kino
Tommy Johansson of Sabaton is a Meatloaf-looking mf who has hair brighter and blonder than any Disney chick.
He can sing higher than most chicks too
Why can't white people embrace being cool like this again? Nowadays you all are either walking on eggshells due to white guilt or constantly angry and overreacting to anything you deem "woke" "leftist" or "liberal" depending on what side of the fence you're on...
The white race as a society has been dying ever since hair rock died. Everything started going downhill in the early 90s. Millenials like to meme how great the 90s were. Compared to the 2000s the 90s are pretty good. 90s compared to the 80s is sad. The 80s was the last great decade of the white race. Their was a lot of shit stsrting to sideways but the feelling in the air was good and there was hope for the future. In the 90s that all faded away into darkness. Then 911 happened and white civilization crashed and burned into the cowardly authoritarian shit heap that it is today. The good times are over. They won't be back anytime soon.
I think the reaction to the soundtracks of shows like Cobra Kai and Peacemaker proves that there's still big demand for hair metal, but the mainstream music industry has gone so far up its own ass with mumble rap and shitty pop songs that it doesn't even know how to market rock anymore, so it doesn't try.
I think a good chunk of why they couldn't market it is beacuse rock traditionally has been a unifying positive music. The world is so negative and divisive today the masses would hate it because reasons.
The scene in Back to the Future is a good example. A white man gets up on stage in the past and shows black guys how to play rock n roll thus creating modern rock. Audiences would be spitting mad if something like that was filmed. They would cry about a white man stealing the glory.
Truth actually is closer to that scene though. A lot of solid arguments demonstrate blacks invented rock and roll. Whites however took rock and roll to its pinnacle with glam rock in the 80s. There was no hard feelings about this then as blacks preferred to focus on and perfect blues rock instead of glam rock. Whites and blacks just got along and did there thing and reapected each other for it. This video has some homage to that.
They would never try to do something like this today. They would make eveyone in the vid all pissy and combative trying to one up eachother or some shit. Audiences would prefer it iver something that brought people together because with division they'd have something to seethe about on twitter. If everyone was positive and got along there would be nothing to seethe about so no one would pay attention.
While i agree with the overall point you're making and your reasoning for it I think you're mistaken on a few historical details:
>A lot of solid arguments demonstrate blacks invented rock and roll
You could certainly say this about blues music (which R&R primarily evolved from, but "rock music " as it's commonly understood shares probably as much influence from whites as it does from blacks - at least from the 1970s onward.
>blacks preferred to focus on and perfect blues rock instead of glam rock.
Blacks had basically abandoned blues music decades before glam rock even started showing up. BB King even credited his ability to have a career in music to white kids who took up an interest in the blues (and its subsequent derivative genres) after blacks mostly stopped producing/consuming it in favor of Motown, Soul, and R&B.
>Everything started going downhill in the early 90s.
hair metal got extremely homosexual towards the end (glam rock era, w/ dudes in tight leopard prints wearing more makeup than chicks), which is why grunge came about and took over. the correction back to masculinity had to be made
>grunge
>masculine
Pick one
>grunge
>masculinity
That masculine urge to dress up as a mopey homosexual and sing into a shotgun
cobain was a marble-mouthed troony and literally the worst of the grunge genre. please expand your catalogue
>please expand your catalogue
Fair enough, I will.
All grunge is homosexualry. It was the worst thing that happened to the music industry. Everything has been forgettable trash ever since.
Wrong.
There was talk (By my mate) at the time that this was the album that bridged Glam/sleaze to Grunge & it could have saved the world. But then Andy OD'd & that homosexual Eddie Vedder ruined everything. The band went on to become Pearl Jam, ofc.
I'm sure there's loads of tributes out there to what could have been, but this one by Faster Pussycat on their Whipped album is right on the nose & a true gem.
RIP Andy Wood
Sorry. Its all trash. I am sure yourself and others find some pearls in mounds of shit every now and again. In general though it is all cringy trash to be forgotten. Congrats on finding your bliss in it. To each their own I guess.
I hate Pearl Jam so much its unreal. Cobain should have done the world a favor on his way out and murdered Vedder before suiciding.
You've got me thinking now. When was the last time I received an affirmative (You)?
I don't even remember. It's either 1 word reply meme gays, morons aimlessly baiting or, or- whining b***hes that add nothing.
Why reply anon? If you work customer service & live with c**ts that compel you to be happy all the time I get it. But writing out joyless complaints then posting it into the ether. It's bad for yr soul mang.
My CD is decades lost already, but it was one of the few that was literally worn out & peeling silver.
>"transitional point between genres" vibe
Have a good one anon
>this was the album that bridged Glam/sleaze to Grunge
Admittedly it sounds interesting, it's got that "transitional point between genres" vibe going on. It's pretty cool, I can definitely at least bear to listen to this album.
Glam bands weren't considered homosexual it the time. The bands put on shows and what they wore on stage were costumes. The music did become less edgy and more mundane in the end compared to the beginning of glam rock. Audiences began looking for something else to listen to. Taking this and saying that glam rock was replaced by whiny grungy c**ts from Seattle because they were more masculine is moronic though. No one considered Nirvana to be masculine compared to Motley Crew. Grunge was just a different sound is all. Keep in mind all bands whether glam or pop had showy stage outfits so as far clothing this just a change in fashion in general from 80s to 90s.
Also grunge lyrics were angsty negative depressing bullshit that ran counter to glam rock and the good times of the 80s. Why the populace glommed onto this and considered these lyrics more appealing I'll never understand. Whatever the case the trend continues today.
I would like to point out whatever masculinity you see in early grunge rock was removed and replaced with more weakness and effeminate looks for all pop bands by the late 90s and continues still today. Closer to the truth is regaurdless of their clothes and stage shows glam rock itself is much more masculine than anything that came after it as what came out after was simply more dark, negative and abrasive.
Wow, she's amazing...
go to 3:08 if you don't want to see it all
>racial harmony demonstrated by a black man groovin' to white man music then they ham together
They would never allow this video to be made today. Its too unifying.
just look at the girl
>a beautiful white woman dressed nice walking around minding her own business
They would never allow that today either. They'd make her an ugly whiny b***h or dress her up like a BBC prostitute and tell her to shake her ass while surrounded by a pack of fat black women.
This is probably one of the last videos ever made with a beautiful white woman.Tora Tora was one of the last white man rock bands.
Yeah, b***h! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDWjWfLU2kQ
Aly & AJ have great hair and they rock out harder than most of the manufactured hair 'metal' bands posted above do too.
wow they're so pretty
why did mike judge have to destroy their career...
You can see Tawny Kittaens nipple in this at 2:19, and could when it originally aired on MTV.
>she killed millions
The sperm count that was blown to her in this video when it came out must have been record breaking. Most glam rock vids back then had women that were a little trashy. When this video came out everyone thought she was so beautiful.
Really can't go wrong with Winger. These music videos drip soul.
Brilliant band, too, deserved much better than what they got. Kip Winger's a musical genius, his solo albums are some of my all-time favourites.
>Moscow Music Festival - 12 and 13 August 1989
>Fall of the USSR - 11 March 1990
>The event became known for inspiring the song "Wind of Change" by the Scorpions, a ballad which became a soundtrack to the collapse of the Berlin Wall and the end of Soviet Union The Crooked Media podcast "Winds of Change" provides some evidence to suggest that Doc McGhee was covertly leveraged by the US Government to produce this concert as a vehicle to create an origin story for the Scorpions song as part of a secret culture operation to influence the Soviet government
Everyone knows Wrathchild brought down communism. Frickin Americans
it's so pathethic when in current times those 80's rock stats still try to dress and look the same as 40 years ago, but they obviously look so old and withered, with their puffed wrinkled faces and desperately dyed hair, or probably just wigs at this point.
that's why I have a big respect for bon jovi, dude just moved on, trimmed his frickin noggin and released another timeless classic in 00s
because he's a good musician, and not just a hack clinging to that one song that got popular in the 80s, so he act's like the time has stopped
underrated hair kino
This got a bit of a revival in popularity after it was used in the game Alpha Protocol and played during a boss fight.
>mfw the 2nd guitar hits