It is absolutely noteworthy and very important to say that no matter what the band members call themselves, Steel Panther have held true to their very limited morals and have released - hands down, bar none, beyond a shadow of a doubt the most filthy, filter free, non-PC, make a sailor blush - music, videos, etc, the world will ever know. Steel Panther went on to release five more long plays and now an appropriately titled record number six On The Prowl, which does not deviate from the standard that is Steel Panther. The band members turned the page, re-invented themselves with another name to change to Steel Panther, dropped their “debut” long play Feel The Steel and then took over the known free world.

They can literally play any ’80s song you can name and do, so dare I say, better than the song’s creators. Their live performances are epic and the band members are so ridiculously talented. The band members then changed their name to Metal Skool, re-releasing their debut and dropping the epic “Metal Shop” title track for the cover of the Ian Hunter anthem “Cleveland Rocks”.įast forward a couple years and literally a million live performances, the guys have been THE band to see and be seen with in La La Land. They appeared as a fictitious band called Danger Kitty performing and releasing a nifty little single entitled “Love Rocket” for a Discover Card advert in the theme of a then quite popular VH1 standard “ Where are they now” skit. Steel Panther began a long long time ago, circa 2000, calling themselves Metal Shop and the band self-released Hole Patrol, a dandy of an album.

Ahem, I uhm, well, I, I mean I really really really really care about (them) Steel Panther…įor those un-inclined to the wealth of brilliance and information out on the ole’ interwebs with regards to the hard rockin’, glam metal band that is now Steel Panther, here is a little trip down memory lane.

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