ROXX GANG: Things You’ve Never Done Before LP 1988. Rare vinyl. The best sleazy – glam band. Check videos “Scratch My Back”, “No Easy Way Out”

Description

Lyrics:

You come around my door just about midnight
Well I can’t say no to somethin’ feels so right
I don’t care who knows or who sees
I just wanna feel you wrapped around me
On my bed, on the floor
All the time shes screamin’ more, more, more

Scratch my back
Givin’ me a heart attack
Scratch my back
Givin’ me a heart attack

Girl you’re gettin’ under my skin
You know thats when the fun begins
Do you wanna be my under cover lover
You know that one good turn deserves another
So I’ll scratch your back and you scratch mine
When we’re through we’ll both feel fine

Scratch my back
Givin’ me a heart attack
Scratch my back
Givin’ me a heart attack

Come around my door just about midnight
You make me feel so good you know you make me feel just right
Just right
I don’t care who knows or who sees
I just wanna feel you wrapped around me
On my bed, on the floor
All the time shes screamin’ more, more more

Scratch my back
Givin’ me a heart attack
Scratch my back
Givin’ me a heart attack

Scratch my back givin’ me a heart attack
Whatcha doin’ whatcha doin’ to me
Scratch my back givin’ me a heart attack
I don’t know but it sure feels good
Scratch my back givin’ me a heart attack
Whatcha doin’ whatcha doin’ to me
Scratch my back givin’ me a heart attack
Scratch my back givin’ me a heart attack
And baby, you know what I like

THIS IS THE DEBUT ALBUM FOR THIS SLEAZE/GLAM METAL BAND FROM FLORIDA. RELEASED IN 1988 ON VIRGIN RECORDS

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5.0 out of 5 stars Florida’s finest,
this bunch of glamsters tried to sleaze their way onto the circuit ruled in the eighties by L.A.Guns and Poison,not forgetting Gunsnroses. A lot like Vain and one classic ballad, Red Rose is in the centre of this classic album. They should have been bigger than they were.

5.0 out of 5 stars Great overlooked band…

5.0 out of 5 stars An unknown hard rock gem!
I initially purchased this lp after hearing bits of the song “Scratch my Back”. While that track is definitely the best on the album, I was extremely pleased with the rest of the album as well. Eight hits (for me) makes one tremendous album. I am not sure how these guys didn’t make it big back in the day. They are as good as any of the mainstream acts that were popular in the 80s hard rock/hair metal scene. I was trying to think of bands to compare them to but find that a difficult task. Maybe a touch of early Crue or Dokken with some Krokus mixed in? That may not be too accurate. They really just have a great sound all their own. The vocals are great, rhythms rock hard and the songs are diverse and interesting in their own way so you won’t hear the same formula through the whole album. If you have all the mainstream music from this genre and you are looking for something ‘new’ to you, I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND this album. It is definitely in my top ten best unknown hard rock albums out there!

5.0 out of 5 stars Sleazy and cool and fun!!!,
If you don’t have it, buy it. It will be something you have never done before. You can’t go wrong with Roxx Gang

5.0 out of 5 stars A glam rock album that still holds up.
I still love this album. Good guitar riffs and melodic solos this is a classic 80s glam rock album. It was a good one that flew under the radar of the music sene back then.

5.0 out of 5 stars one of the best never to be known
I am a product of the hairband era. These guys were really cool. I think they came along at a bad time plus the record company pretty much left them hanging. These guys were actually talented unlike alot of the factory hairbands of the time.
“No easy Way out” “Scratch My Back” and “Red Rose” were what hairbands were about. I miss these guys…

TRACKS:

01. Scratch My Back
02. No Easy Way Out
03. Race With The Devil
04. Red Rose
05. Live Fast Die Young
06. Too Cool For School
07. Ball ‘N’ Chain
08. Fastest Gun In Town
09. Nine Lives
10. Need Your Sex

BAND:
Kevin Steele – vocals
Jeff Taylor – guitar and vocals
Wade Hays – guitar and vocals
Roby “Strychnine” Strine – bass and vocals
David James Blackshire – drums