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Electrik Dynamite, 'Showgirls' -- Official Video
Tuesday, July 9, 2013 at 12:01AM
Behold Australian glam rockers Electrik Dynamite. This band is glam, glam, glam! Check out the video and song for "Showgirls." What do you think?
Reader Comments (12)
Oh yeah. The chick on the stand up keyboard looks like Mick Mars circa 1985 in the vid's opening minute or 2.....LOL
That guitarist burns even if he is a little over effected. And what's with the SEPULTRA shirt. Surely they jest with the incongruous shirt selection totally contrarian to their sound.
Gary! Too funny, is your comment regarding the keyboardist! What are they, anyway? Is this line-up some kind of modern day Paul McCartney and Wings?
Still, like I said, I like 'em! They ROCK!
Especially when the original post said: "This band is glam, glam, glam!" ... I think NOT. Sounds like somebody needs a refresher course on what Glam is.
Welcome to "Professor Steele's GLAM 101" class:
THIS is Glam - at it's origin: "T REX - Bang a Gong"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdHkaKGgTcg
THIS is Glam - at it's dirty, street level best: "New York Dolls - "Lookin' For A Kiss"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJRfx-19U84
THIS is Glam - Mid 80's LipSync'd Major Label Funded version
Poison - I Want Action
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmqrsi46bL4
THIS is Glam - Mid 80's LipSync'd NON-Label Funded version
Actress - She's So Beautiful, (But I'm So Drunk)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAkvwMjwMwg
Those are ALL Glam. Pure, Sleazy, Glittery...
That Electrik Dynamite band, There's just nothing glam about 'em.
Lesson over.
p.s. Thanks for the short course in Glam, Bro!
As. for "E.D." , right from the beginning, I said they're not bad. They just aren't Glam. And especially not Glam "cubed" X3
And Actress is GREAT, Bro!
FYI, I bought the first New York Dolls album (first press) in mint condition back in 1977. Same with T. Rex's "Electric Warrior".
And I bought Poison's "Look What The Cat Dragged In" on the way to Rehobeth Beach, traveling from Washington D.C. on Thursday, August 4th, 1986, two days after it's release. We stopped at a record store about halfway to the beach on the Eastern Shore of Maryland to pick up some cassette tapes to listen to the rest of the way.
We pulled up right in front of the store in the nearly deserted parking lot. As soon as my girlfriend at the time turned off the car, I heard the beginning strains of "Cry Tough" For the first time. That huge, fat, Coke bottle glasses donning, bald shop owner must have seen me coming and the rest, as they say, is history!