Happy Anniversary

[mtlawson]

This is about twenty days late, but it's the 20th Anniversary of the release of the song that killed Glam Metal.

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The song has aged well over the years

Comments

[bogwitch64]

I've always been into those "breakthrough" sounds before they actually broke through. In the 70s and early 80s, I was into the mod stuff. From The Jam and The Clash to Joe Jackson and the B52s and all (at the time) obscure bands in between. I loooooooooooved Grunge. I still do. I think it will forever remain my favorite "genre." There's just something so real about it that today's pseudo-folk just isn't touching. I do like some of today's music, but it tends to be WAY underground without any intention of seeing the light of day.

Great look into our musical past, my dear. And yet another facet that makes up the ruby that is MICHAEL!