Glamour Punks

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Kick Her in the Head 00:00 Tools
Nasty 00:00 Tools
Follow Me 00:00 Tools
Hated by Millions 00:00 Tools
Kill The Clown 00:00 Tools
Roach Motel 00:00 Tools
Video Nasty 00:00 Tools
Punks Not Dead 00:00 Tools
Bad Attitude 00:00 Tools
Join our sick religion 00:00 Tools
You Should Be More Like Me 00:00 Tools
Thorazine Shuffle 00:00 Tools
Trauma In 208 00:00 Tools
Dance 00:00 Tools
Troubled Boy 00:00 Tools
Anti-Social Child 00:00 Tools
U Should B 00:00 Tools
H.H.B. 00:00 Tools
18 Reasons To Hate 00:00 Tools
Brain Dead 00:00 Tools
Anti Social Child 00:00 Tools
Trauma 208 00:00 Tools
Day in the Death Of America 00:00 Tools
Home Is Where You Hang Your Attitude 00:00 Tools
Submit 00:00 Tools
Home 00:00 Tools
UFUCKU 00:00 Tools
Bad Attitudes 00:00 Tools
Trouble Boy 00:00 Tools
Death Of America 00:00 Tools
Mother Dog 00:00 Tools
Reasons to Hate 00:00 Tools
UFUCKU AGAIN!!! 00:00 Tools
Whatever Did I Do 00:00 Tools
Hollywood Holcaust Babies 00:00 Tools
Kill That Clown 00:00 Tools
What Did I Do 00:00 Tools
In for the Kill 00:00 Tools
Hollywood Holocaust Babies 00:00 Tools
Video Star 00:00 Tools
04-ANTI-SOCIAL CHILD 00:00 Tools
Antisocial Child 00:00 Tools
Punk's Not Dead 00:00 Tools
What Did I Do? 00:00 Tools
What Did I Ever Do 00:00 Tools
Hated By Millions... Loved By All 00:00 Tools
Braindead 00:00 Tools
Loved By All 00:00 Tools
No Sleep Till Brooklyn 00:00 Tools
Living In A Poor Boys Grave 00:00 Tools
Woman 00:00 Tools
Thou Shall Not .... 00:00 Tools
Anti-Socal Child 00:00 Tools
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The Glamour Punks formed in the late '80s or early '90s and were a big hit on the Sunset Strip at the time, mixing punky influences such as the Sex Pistols and New York Dolls with early Mötley Crüe's style. During this time, the band never officially released an album, but put out plenty of demos featuring songs such as “Kick Her In The Head“, “Submit“, “Death Of America“ and “Hated By Millions.” Vocalist Mandie remastered some of the demos and released them on CD in 2012. Unfortunately, bassist Dizzy Damage passed away in February of 1995. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.