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First!
nobody cares
Thirty-Seventh! ;P
realy a better way to spend would be the mercanarie’s chart booze,bread,bed,and babes
You forgot cocaine, spandex, fast cars, and stylist.
don’t forget pant inserts to make their junk look bigger
Yeah, drugs. Lots and lots of drugs. Aah, the 80s.
Also more guitars to replace the ones they’d smashed.
Forgot “Don’t Know”
I knew I forgot something!!!
*Shrugs*
I could certainly name MANY bands off the top of my head that didn’t.
Don’t generaliza Glam Metal with Heavy or Thrash Metal.
Bring it; name 5. I dare you.
And no crap “indie” bands no one has ever heard. This is a popular culture site. (I don’t think it’s as easy as you say)
Iron Maiden
Megadeth
Metallica
Ozzy/Sabbath
Slayer
Surely you jest. Slayer? 3 of 4 have girl hair. The name alone makes them complete wannabees. Megadeth? Rob Sardella had the prototypical chick look and hair through the 80’s. Sabbath was a 70’s band. (Started in ‘68 actually) Iron Maiden was total hairspray through the 80’s. (also a 70’s band, 1975) I think you may have one there with Metallica.
So, OK, that’s one. 4 to go.
Erm… I don’t think Rob Sardella was in Megadeth. And Slayer as wannabees?! Hush yo’ mouth!
I certainly don’t think ’80s thrash/speed/death metal bands were loath to touch hairspray (nice ‘dos there, Celtic Frost), but they were probably more guilty of using InstaPerm than anything else. And when they did get busy with the AquaNet, they caressed it lovingly, sweetly, unlike glam’s wham-bam-thank-you-ma…ooh-look-another-chick! approach. That’s just the way they rolled. Gentle-like.
Correct. Rob was never in Megadeth.
Good eye.
And not that it really matters, but Killing Is My Business was more like ‘85. I saw them in ‘88 for So Far, So Good… So What. Disappointing show, actually.
And that concludes our Megadeth lesson of the day.
Wow.
Yeah.
I’m on crack.
Kill ‘Em All was released in 82.
Megadeth was formed approx. 83.
Killing would have been 84,85ish.
Holy crap I feel like a complete idiot.
Because Rust came out in 91.
I think I’m in love o_o
A girl who knows a TON of metal knowledge.
You are a rare species, my lady.
Shucks.
Personally, I wish there were more of us ladies in the world. It’s a terrible thing to go to lunch with your girlfriends and ask “Seriously, The Mechanix or The Four Horsemen? Or is that a stupid question?” only to have them look at you like you’re insane. Alas.
I think the fact that you have to subdivide various hairspray/perm uses kind of makes the point doesn’t it? The 80’s were a tragic, tragic time.
My bad on Sardella. Research fail. Substitute Dave Mustaine.
I think the fact that I have to subdivide various hairspray uses means that the one-size pie slice does not fit all. But I nitpick. This is GraphJam, after all.
Yes, the ’80s were a tragic time. There are fashion disasters to make one weep in every decade. We might’ve been better off today had Mustaine and some of his brethren put the pick (hair, that is) down. I’ll still take the ’80s thrash version of tragedy over the ’80s glam version any day.
Mustaine FT intoxicated W!
A question almost everyone I talk to has absolutely no clue what I’m talking about.
Tragic.
But seriously, The Mechanix FTW.
The thought of Kerry King with some nice, Jersey claw bangs makes me all giggly. Tee hee!
Explain why any 80s bands would need to PAY for women?
Boy George
They have to pay the lawyers.
Strip clubs.
Agreeing with V Gard here, the 80’s were full of gorgeous guys that would never need to pay a woman a cent! *coughDurancough*
WIN for the simple fact that the creator took the time to use a different color scheme.
Note that women are not actually a product.
Um…some are cheap, some are not. Anything that can be bought is a product, whether or not it is of thier own lack of integrity, or not.
Well uhm services are also considered products…
Wrong. Services are not products. Which is why they’re called services.
A mechanic sells a service. An automaker sells a product.
Parts of some women are a product.
did the women musicians also spend money on women?
We’d like to believe so.
Should have had 30% “Synthesis”.
Uhm, definitely forgot cocaine and heroin…they played just a big a part as leather and booze…..
Great!
Because it’s midnight!