An Alphabetical Guide to Hair Bands, Vol. 15: Tesla, Tigertailz, TNT, Trixter, Tuff, Twisted Sister, Vain, Vandenberg, and Van Halen

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. The late 1970s, all of the 1980s, and the early part of the 1990s can be summed up in two words: hair bands.

Hair bands were a result of a new sound that came out as an offshoot of the metal sound popular in the 1970s.

The music was full of squealing electric guitars, fat drum beats, and catchy melodies. The bands were usually fronted by skinny men with hair big enough to make any true '80s girl jealous.

In this alphabetical guide to glam metal, read all about all the bands that graced the airwaves then and made it onto your iPod now.

In this edition of "An Alphabetical Guide to Hair Bands" read about the bands Tesla, Tigertailz, TNT, Trixter, Tuff, Twisted Sister, Vain, Vandenberg, and Van Halen.

The discographies of these bands are included so no hit song is left uncovered.

Look for more editions to read all about the music that shaped a generation.

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