On this day June 6, 1988, Britny Fox released their self-titled debut album, according to several sources. Some listings cite alternate release dates, but this is one of the most widely accepted.
The album introduced the Philadelphia based glam metal band to the mainstream, featuring hits like Long Way to Love and Girlschool. With its blend of gritty vocals, heavy guitar riffs, and catchy hooks, the album captured the essence of late 80s hair metal.
Britny Fox's debut achieved commercial success, earning a gold certification from the RIAA and reaching number 39 on the Billboard 200 chart. The band's energetic performances and distinctive style helped them stand out in a crowded rock scene.
80s insight: Britny Fox's debut exemplified the glam metal era's flair and sound. Their success demonstrated the genre's popularity and the appetite for high energy rock during the late 80s.
The album introduced the Philadelphia based glam metal band to the mainstream, featuring hits like Long Way to Love and Girlschool. With its blend of gritty vocals, heavy guitar riffs, and catchy hooks, the album captured the essence of late 80s hair metal.
Britny Fox's debut achieved commercial success, earning a gold certification from the RIAA and reaching number 39 on the Billboard 200 chart. The band's energetic performances and distinctive style helped them stand out in a crowded rock scene.
80s insight: Britny Fox's debut exemplified the glam metal era's flair and sound. Their success demonstrated the genre's popularity and the appetite for high energy rock during the late 80s.
