Are T. Rex the band that rocked the 70s?
But did you know, one, Mark Boland, their frontman, was a mod before glam rock, sporting sharp suits and a Vespa?
Two, T. Rex's iconic song Get It On was almost rejected for its suggestive lyrics.
Three, their album Electric Warrior stayed in the UK charts for an astonishing 44 weeks. T. Rex, more than just a glam rock band.
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You've heard of Jackyl. They're a Southern rock band with a twist.
First off, their debut album in 92 was the first ever to be recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records for its distinct chainsaw solos. Yep, you heard right, chainsaw solos.
Secondly, lead singer Jesse James Dupree, well, he ain't just a vocalist. He's a whiz with a chainsaw, crafting intricate wooden sculptures in his downtime.
Lastly, Jackyl's got a song that's been banned from radio play due to its risqué lyrics. The song, She Loves My Cock.
Now, if that ain't enough to pique your interest, I don't know what is. If you found these facts intriguing, smack that like button, drop a comment, share this video with your buddies, and don't forget to subscribe for more. Keep rocking!
Dive into the world of Muse, a band that's been rocking our world since 1994.
First, did you know they were originally called Rocket Baby Dolls? They changed their name after winning a local battle of the band's competition.
Second, ever notice the band's obsession with the number 3? Their third studio album, Absolution, ironically also reached number 1 in three countries.
Lastly, they are not just musicians but also philanthropists. They've performed multiple charity concerts including a gig for War Child in 2013.
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Ever pondered over the Irish rock band U2? Well, here's the scoop.
One, they weren't always U2. They were initially Feedback and then The Hype.
Two, their record-breaking 360 tour was inspired by architecture, not music. It's a nod to the theme building at Los Angeles International Airport.
Three, Bono's iconic glasses aren't just a fashion statement. He suffers from glaucoma, making his peepers sensitive to light. Now, isn't that something?
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Hey there rock and roll fans, ever think you knew everything about Guns N' Roses? Well buckle up, because we're about to delve into three lesser known facts about this iconic band.
First up, did you know the band was almost named AIDS? Yeah, you heard that right. It's a good thing they went with Guns N' Roses instead.
Second, they were the first band to have an album reach number one, while another was still in the top five. Talk about making history.
And finally, Axl Rose is an anagram. That's right, rearrange those letters and you'll get oral sex. A cheeky move from our favorite frontman.
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Ever wonder about the hidden treasures of the rock band Black Keys? Let's dive straight into three little-known facts.
First, the band's name was inspired by a schizophrenic artist who used the term as a reference to people who weren't on his level.
Second, the duo originally signed to a record label for $1. Yes, just a single buck.
Lastly, their first two albums were recorded in a basement on an eight-track tape recorder. Talk about humble beginnings.
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