Oh my God, that hair. Hide looks like a feather duster and Toshi looks like a birdie :D They all look extremely flammable. Anyway, genius band, great interview. Thanks for posting.
LOL love your comment... the hair? what about their teeth? They all had crooked teeth back then. LOL I'm glad they fixed them. This was a great Era with big hair, exagerated makup and powerful voices...love my 80's. You don't know how many of us imitated that big hair style...I was one of them. LOL I'm forever X.
@@ladysaera Even after an year I must respond to this. Ever looked at Toshi's teeth? It was a fashion for young rebels against the perfect looking expectation the japanese had. And still have. In Japan some young rock fans still do similar things.
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A little help here, please, from any and all X fans reading this…I am looking for a TV appearance/interview from this same time period (Blue Blood era) where the band was being shown a video of young ladies out on the sidewalk, lifting up their skirts and showing off their underwear. I have only seen a few seconds of it but based on context, it seemed the topic was how when girls wear neutral or flesh-colored panties, it gives the illusion that they are not wearing any at all. The reactions from hide and Toshi are epic and hilarious! I have been desperately searching for the TV appearance in its entirety as I simply cannot imagine how or why the subject of girls flashing their underthings in public was introduced to the band. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!!!
They signed with Sony..i think 1986. They were a band since 1982..but different gutarists. Pata and Hide joined in 86...and after getting a record label they became well known.
@@pamelabustos8693 How did they not get big in The US exactly? I could see them fitting in on MTV pretty easily kinda weird to me that they decided to run Bathory and not this.
@@WocklessGamingforAnimeMoms None of their albums were ever released in the United States until iTunes and Spotify were a thing. The band didn't attempt to find a US record deal until 1992, when the success of Pearl Jam and Nirvana made bands that dressed the way X did at the time persona non grata.