 Sound of the silk sash bash Seventies from the rise to the demise of T. Rex - Bowie, Quatro, Sweet, Mott, Slade, Mud, Hello, Queen, Arrows, Rollers, Roxy Music, and Crazee Copycat Glam Grooves and Stardust Stompers. 'Oh man, I need TV when I got T. Rex.'
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Rate and request Crazy Ravers, Supersonic Silliness and Chinn/Chapman Camp as we Blitz the Ballrooms of the 70's. The decade's most dynamite discs get the space boots bouncing as time is the only thing that stands still in the Junkshop. Also, clutter the Junkshop by posting on our glam-a-go-go Facebook site ( The Glam Rock Junkshop ) or visit our website featuring vamping videos and rocking rare tracks by clicking the screen/folder at the top of this page. And now where once stood solid water stood the reptile king T.Rex, reborn and bopping. Welcome to the age of Glitter Rock!
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