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The SWEET - Sweet F.A. (1974)
Near the end, it goes Heavy Metal. IDT they meant to do that, but that's what it is.
u/Revolutionary_Tax546 — 12 hours ago

Near the end, it goes Heavy Metal. IDT they meant to do that, but that's what it is.
Why did many Glam Rock artists changed their look from the Classic 'Glam Rock' aesthetic or a more classic Glam Rock one to a more 'Hard Rock' look in the 80s, late 70s or later in their career?
Which songs are the "Holy trinity" of Glam Rock songs or anthems for you?
As many concur, Mott The Hopple's "All The Young Dudes" panned by David Bowie is 'THE' Glam Rock anthem by excellence, so which would be the other genre defining cornerstones according to you?
I would personally put Mott The Hopple's "All The Young Dudes", Thin Lizzy's "The Boys Are Back In Town" and Sweet's "Ballroom Blitz" as the ultimate anthems of Glam Rock, do you agree?