He was a True Punk Rock Pioneer -- He puts a lot of other front-men to shame! With his great charisma and infectious attitude; even if 'Teen-Age Head' is not yr cup o' Tea, once you have seen Frankie Venom perform you'll forget everything you have ever thought a 'Punk band's frontman should look like and act like because he had so much stage presence that he'd probably make John Lydon blush. And I'm glad he's not from Canada's "Centre of the Universe"!, the fourth largest city in North America
: Lets see Teenage Head was Steve, Frankie, Gordie and Nick so who's the second guitarists with the dark hair in the video ? I'm guessing it's non other than Robert Segarini (Thanks Party Marty). What a great song and video and of course Teenage Head was a terrific band to see live. Seen them play in and around Toronto at least a 100+ times including opening up for Triumph Sept 1st 1981 at Maple Leaf Gardens I still have the ticket stub. RIP Frankie...
Maybe not their greatest song or album, but definitely an improvement over the album that preceded it (Tornado). This is still much better than most of the other crap that was coming out in the mid 80’s.
was hoping it was a Scientists cover. Their first album is a classic. Same with Forgotten Rebels first few albums---also classics, one punk and the next glam punk. Underrated Hamilton (?) bands...gotta go with Forgotten Rebels as one of Canandas best bands ever!
This is one of my favourite songs. LOVE Frankie and miss him so much.
There something about Frankie he just makes you smile....We will never see another...Much Respect
He was a True Punk Rock Pioneer -- He puts a lot of other front-men to shame! With his great charisma and infectious attitude; even if 'Teen-Age Head' is not yr cup o' Tea, once you have seen Frankie Venom perform you'll forget everything you have ever thought a 'Punk band's frontman should look like and act like because he had so much stage presence that he'd probably make John Lydon blush. And I'm glad he's not from Canada's "Centre of the Universe"!, the fourth largest city in North America
I'm here bc Jermaine Stewart has an album and song of the same name. This is pretty awesome and a fantastic video
The second guitar players name is Dave Rave, he took over the vocals after Frankie left in the mid 80's.
I was there Ontario place forum riot. Miss these guys..
@ Super Dave .. second guitarist and background vocals is Dave Rave.
Pretty impressive being from Hamilton Ontario Canada. Westdale Secondary School’s finest.
thanks so much for posting this!
awesome! thanks for posting this! The 'Head ruled!
LOve it.
Thanks for posting this vid!
Kicks ass
💋❤I feel young again😝
: Lets see Teenage Head was Steve, Frankie, Gordie and Nick so who's the second guitarists with the dark hair in the video ? I'm guessing it's non other than Robert Segarini (Thanks Party Marty). What a great song and video and of course Teenage Head was a terrific band to see live. Seen them play in and around Toronto at least a 100+ times including opening up for Triumph Sept 1st 1981 at Maple Leaf Gardens I still have the ticket stub. RIP Frankie...
its DAVE RAVE and he's the singer of Teenage Head now.
It was Dave Rave (the second guitarist )
Maybe not their greatest song or album, but definitely an improvement over the album that preceded it (Tornado). This is still much better than most of the other crap that was coming out in the mid 80’s.
Tornado is possibly the worst album ever recorded...and im a big fan
🖤
What a great band eh
😍
Mark Lockerbie |I think!
Dave Rave
Depressing.
i'm not familiar with this song-just a single?
lee shafer It's the first song on the "Trouble in the Jungle" album 🙂
thanks i think i have it...somewhere
Great band! Lame song & video.
was hoping it was a Scientists cover. Their first album is a classic. Same with Forgotten Rebels first few albums---also classics, one punk and the next glam punk. Underrated Hamilton (?) bands...gotta go with Forgotten Rebels as one of Canandas best bands ever!
Considering the band took their name from the Flamin Groovies and their song title from the Scientists this is pretty limp.
Haaahahahahah you read my fucken mind