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This is your map to the entire glam universe on glamslamescape.com – every tag, every legend, every post count. From the first cosmic curl to the last feather boa drop, dive into the decade that turned rock into theatre, grey Britain into day-glo, and ordinary kids into peacocks. Whether you're chasing one artist or lost in the whole glittering madness, click and let the revolution begin.

📰 Bowie and Bing! - Article : Sep. 1977

A fun and slightly surreal 1977 Record Mirror report on David Bowie teaming up with Bing Crosby for a Christmas television special. The Thin White Duke meets the old crooner — one of the most unlikely musical pairings of the decade. Record Mirror Date: September 17, 1977 Length: 3 min read 📰 Key Highlights • David Bowie and Bing Crosby recording a Christmas TV special together • Bowie performing “Heroes” and “Standing Next To You” on the show • Bowie’s appearance on

David Bowie: (Spaceboy)

David Bowie

Sep 17, 19772 min read

David Bowie: "Bowie & Bolan: Get It On" Feature (1977)

David Bowie’s "Bowie & Bolan: Get It On," a multi-page feature in Melody Maker, September 17, 1977.

T.Rex: (Hit Warriors)

T.Rex

Sep 17, 19771 min read

Marc (TV Series) Episode 4

MARC was a music show hosted by Marc Bolan on ITV in the UK, making its debut on August 24, 1977. The show was a significant moment in...

T.Rex: (Hit Warriors)

T.Rex

Sep 14, 19771 min read

David Bowie: "Rocks Back with Bolan" Scrapbook Feature (1977)

David Bowie’s "Rocks Back with Bolan," a one-page scrapbook feature in Scrapbook, September 10, 1977.

T.Rex: (Hit Warriors)

T.Rex

Sep 10, 19771 min read

Iggy Pop: "Lust For Life" Album (1977)

Iggy Pop’s Lust For Life was released as an LP album in the UK by RCA Records (catalog number PL 12488) on September 9, 1977. It...

Iggy Pop: (Glam Animal)

Iggy Pop

Sep 9, 19774 min read

📰 Return to the Bizarre – Feature: Sep. 8, 1977

Circus Magazine, Two‑Page Feature Published on September 8, 1977, Circus magazine’s two‑page feature “Return to the Bizarre” captured Alice Cooper at a moment of reinvention, turbulence, and theatrical recalibration. The article spotlighted Cooper’s evolving persona in the wake of the Alice Cooper Goes to Hell and Lace & Whiskey eras, framing him as both a rock icon and a self‑aware showman navigating the surreal, exaggerated world he helped create. Positioned just before the

Alice Cooper: (Solo Nightmare)