thread for old songs with mad videos you'd never seen til now (2 Viewers)

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Wheres todays Alvin Stardust?!

 

[Lili Marlene]

He's only 31 in that video. A 1970s 31.

It's a good question though, I'd love if there was a modern Alvin Stardust.

 

[GO]

Its such a mental act he has going on! .Just standing there scowling in skin tight leather

I think it would work today if you got the right song and the right scowler

 

[prefuse]

Teddy boys creep me out.

 

[seanc]

I dunno, Goldfrapp?

 

[Lili Marlene]

I dunno, Goldfrapp?

lol, was gonna say that also but then I remembered Goldfrapp went glam 20 YEARS AGO.

 

[GARYXKNIFEDX]

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[therealjohnny]

He's only 31 in that video. A 1970s 31.

It's a good question though, I'd love if there was a modern Alvin Stardust.

He looked 31 in 1962 too

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[nuke terrorist]

I have learned just now...

that the original Shane Fenton (real name Johnny Theakston) died suddenly aged 17 and Shane Fenton and The Fentones replaced him Bernard W. Jewry aka Alvin, who adopted his name when the deceased lad's mother asked the band to continue.

also Alvin Stardust's son Adam F is a well known DJ originally involved in drum and bass and later hip hop.

Alvin Stardust - Wikipedia

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Shane Fenton and the Fentones - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

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Question: What does a band entirely composed of serial killers sound like?

Answer:

He looked 31 in 1962 too

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[shidheat]

Adam F

never knew that... he made some excellent records himself

 

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He looked 31 in 1962 too

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STRATOCASTER CITY!

 

[ann post]

I'd sorta ignored the videos for that last Soundgarden album.

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[shidheat]

i was just watching that on saturday night. love the guitar solo

 

[pete]

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This film was directed by Nick Mead and filmed in the grounds of photographer, Allan Ballard’s Hertfordshire home. It was only used “officially” on a few occasions during the early days of the Iron Fist Tour. This short film would never have been seen by many outside of those select audiences for multiple years. After being nixed from the stage show, the film was sequestered to exist only within the VHS trading circles of the pre-streaming era. Now it has been restored to it’s former glory and includes a previously unreleased instrumental, ‘Ripsaw Teardown’ as the backing track.

 

[therealjohnny]

ha! Amazing

 

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Remember Me, I'm Gone: A Forgotten Film and The Final Days of Motörhead’s Seminal Lineup — Negative Insight

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