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HANOI ROCKS UNTIL I GET YOU PICTURE DISC SINGLE FULL

At first I was known as the son of Pentti Fagerholm, the radio announcer, then it turned around so that he was Michael Monroe’s dad. He had an exceptionally soft-sounding voice, and for a lot of lonely old people, his voice was the only company they had at night, so he was very much loved. Radio announcers had to speak properly and have integrity, and my father was one of the last of that generation. When I was a kid there were only three radio channels, one in Swedish, two in Finnish. It didn’t affect me that much, but pretty much everybody in Finland knew who he was. How famous was your dad and what effect did his celebrity have on you when you were growing up? Suzi went nuts: ‘Let those people be, they’re just having a good time.’ She was great. At the Finlandia Hall in Helsinki, people stood up to dance and the bouncers tried to make them sit down.

I saw Suzi Quatro three times in Finland. I snuck in for nothing because I was so tiny, and was blown away. My second show was The Sweet, right after the Sweet Fanny Adams album. The acoustics were horrible, they played so loud I couldn’t hear for two days, but it was great. I’ve got older brothers so I went with them. The first band I saw live was Slade in 1972. I was born in sixty-two, the same year as the Rolling Stones and two months after Marilyn Monroe died. What events happened in your formative years that most influenced your career choice? The second disc also contains its share of highlights, as Monroe and McCoy re-create the sound/spirit of Hanoi Rocks surprisingly well (despite such a long layoff), as evidenced by such tracks as 'People Like Me,' 'Back in Yer Face,' and 'Teenage Revolution.' With all the expected favorites included, This One's for Rock 'n' Roll: The Best of Hanoi Rocks is certainly the most thorough compilation of Finland's finest rock & roll export.McCoy and Monroe, from the shoot for Hanoi’s 1984 picture disc single Don’t You Ever Leave Me Just give a listen to such standouts as 'Lost in the City,' 'Taxi Driver,' 'Back to Mystery City,' and 'Boulevard of Broken Dreams,' and you'll hear some of the finest glam-punk sleaze that the 1980s had to offer (and served as a blueprint for later chart-rulers Guns N' Roses). Throughout the first disc, you'll hear proof once and for all why many consider Hanoi Rocks the band that should have been a frontrunner of the glam movement of the 1980s (and note that, while many glam rockers of the '80s were influenced solely by heavy metal, Hanoi Rocks leaned more toward the punk and Stonesy side of things). With the first disc focusing solely on the 1980s and the second disc comprised entirely of early 21st century material, This One's for Rock 'n' Roll is certainly the most substantial overview of the group yet. Just a few months before Monroe and McCoy announced that the band would go kaput once more in 2009, a double-disc compilation was issued, This One's for Rock 'n' Roll: The Best of Hanoi Rocks, which touched upon both phases of the band's recording career.

HANOI ROCKS UNTIL I GET YOU PICTURE DISC SINGLE FULL

But singer Michael Monroe and guitarist Andy McCoy had resuscitated the band for nearly a full decade during the early 21st century, releasing a handful of studio albums. For many die-hard fans of Hanoi Rocks, the group's artistic peak was during its first go-round (the early '80s).

Hanoi rocks until i get you picture disc single