Electric Angels : Electric Angels

 Electric Angels 

was an American

 Hard Rock/Glam Metal

 band

 from Los Angeles

 that formed from the

 defunct pop group 

Candy 

featuring 

new singer 

Shane

 (Tommy Riggins/Shane Mansfield),

 guitarist 

Ryan Roxie

 (Ryan Rosowicz), 

and original 

Candy members

 bassist/songwriter

' Jonathan Daniel, 

and drummer

 John Schubert.

 The name 

Electric Angels 

was taken from an

 early Candy demo.

 After one year,

 the band relocated to

 New York City

and were 

signed to 

Atlantic Records 

within five months.

 One of their first 

New York shows 

was opening up 

for the British band

 Dogs D'Amour 

and 

Mother Love Bone.

The band was 

originally managed by

 guitarist

 Bruce Kulick 

 of Kiss fame, 

who also produced

 a demo

 for the band. 

One of the band's

 original unreleased songs, 

"Put the 'EX' in Sex"

 had conveniently become

 the title of a later 

Kiss song. 

Jon Bon Jovi 

was a fan of the band. 

Bon Jovi's song, 

"Bed of Roses, 

Bed of Nails" 

was a tribute to 

the Angel's

 "True Love and Other Fairy Tales" 

which included the lyrics, "

...our bed of roses

 has become a bed of nails". 

A blond backstage

 at an Angels show

 at Club Bene 

in Sayerville, New Jersey 

said to Bon Jovi, 

"Oh my god, you

 look just like

 Jon Bon Jovi." 

Bon Jovi contributed

 an endorsement statement

 to the promotional tape

 for Atlantic Record's, 

"Electric Angels."

Their self-titled debut 

was recorded in 

London in the autumn

 of 1989 

by record producer

 Tony Visconti, 

and released in

 February 1990. 

They were reviewed 

favorably as a 

cross between

 The Replacements 

and 

Hanoi Rocks. 

"The Drinking Song" 

from the debut album

 had a long run

 as New Jersey's 

WSOU's 

(Seton Hall college) 

third most played song.

The first single from their album, 

"Rattlesnake Kisses", 

featured actress

 Christina Applegate

 in the video

The band cited

 their musical influences

 including Kiss, 

The Ramones, 

The Replacements, 

Rick Springfield 

and 

George Jones

 and toured with 

New Jersey rockers

 Danger Danger, 

former Kiss

 guitarist 

Ace Frehley 

and Phoenix

 rockers 

Icon. 

Amongst the Angel's

 biggest fans 

are the Tattooed Angels, 

known for their 

lovely dispositions

 as well as 

sporting 

Electric Angels 

purple, 

red

 and black

 Coat of Arms

 tattoos.

Icon : Right Between The Eyes

I FEEL YOUR HEAT

THROUGH MY BODY

WHENEVER YOU MOVE

Saraya : Saraya / When the Blackbird Sings/Live

Saraya 

was an 

American

 Hard rock band, 

based in 

New Jersey

 and featuring

 singer 

Sandi Saraya, 

guitarist 

Tony "Bruno" Rey, 

keyboardist 

Gregg Munier, 

bassist 

Gary Taylor, 

and 

drummer

 Chuck Bonfante. 

The band is 

best known 

for their 

1989 song 

"Love Has Taken Its Toll".

Bon Jovi : 7800° Fahrenheit (Expanded Edition)

RUNNING WILD

WHEN ME AND THE BOYS

HIT THE STREETS

Black Flag : Damaged/ My War

Black Flag

 is an American

 Punk Rock Band 

formed in 1976

 in Hermosa 

Beach, California. 

Initially called

 Panic, 

the band was

 established by 

Greg Ginn, 

the guitarist, 

primary songwriter, 

and 

sole continuous member,

 and singer 

Keith Morris. 

They are widely considered

 to be one 

of the first

 hardcore punk bands,

 as well as one of 

the pioneers of 

post-hardcore. 

After breaking up 

in 1986, 

Black Flag 

reunited in 2003 

and again in 2013. 

The second reunion 

lasted well over a year, 

during which they 

released their

 first studio album

 in nearly three decades, 

What The...

 (2013). 

The band announced

 their third reunion

 in January 2019.

Black Flag's 

sound mixed

 the raw

 simplicity of

 the Ramones 

with a style of 

atonal guitar 

soloing compared 

to that of 

the New York Dolls’

 lead guitarist 

Johnny Thunders, 

and, 

in later years, 

frequent tempo shifts. 

The lyrics were written

 mostly 

by Ginn,

 and like 

other punk bands

 of the late 1970s 

and early 1980s, 

Black Flag 

voiced an 

anti-authoritarian 

and 

nonconformist message,

 in songs 

punctuated with 

descriptions of

 social isolation,

 neurosis, 

poverty, 

and paranoia. 

These themes were 

explored further 

when

 Henry Rollins 

joined the band 

as lead singer 

in 1981. 

Most of the

 band's material

 was released on

 Ginn's independent 

record label 

SST Records.

Over the course 

of the 1980s,

 Black Flag's sound, 

as well as their 

notoriety, 

evolved. 

In addition to 

being central

 to the creation of

 hardcore punk,

 they were innovators

 in the first wave of

 American West Coast 

punk rock 

and are considered 

a key influence on

 punk subculture

 in the 

United States 

and abroad