HBO's "Vinyl" is one of the most popular series starting this year. Created by Mick Jagger, Martin Scorcese and others, the show has been renewed for the second season.
The plot revolves around the recording director played by Bobby Canavale, who is trying to resurrect a fictional record company called American Century. Mick’s son James Jagger is among them, he is the lead singer of the fictional band Nasty Bits.
Thanks to its vivid depiction of the behind-the-scenes story of the record company, "Vinyl" can easily be transformed into a blockbuster. It will be juxtaposed with other classic rock movies, most of which have fictional bands such as Nasty Bits.
Here are ten fictional rock bands from classic movies.
Otis Day and the Knights
The R&B ensemble can be found in the legendary animal house made by John Belushi and his brother-like partner.
Blues Brothers
The name of this movie is the same as the name of the band led by Belushi and Dan Ackroyd. He was an early friend of the Saturday Night Live.
Spinal Tap
The 1984 model was called "This Is Spinal Tap", named after the rock band around it.
Eddie and the Cruisers
The band’s music is reminiscent of Bruce Springsteen (Bruce Springsteen), and considering that it won the top ten single "On the Dark Side", this is not a bad thing.
BC-52s
Considering that it came from 1994 by John Goodman, Halle Berry, Rosie O'Donnell and Rick Moranis The starring movie "The Flintstones" (The Flintstones), this prehistoric name seems to be appropriate.
Kanotia Kickers
The band is from Home Alone, John Candy plays the lead singer Gus Polinski, and regards himself as the "King of Polka in the West" because the band brought her mother back to the son she accidentally left behind.
The Jack Frost Band
This is the name Bob Dylan used in his recent albums, such as "Love and Theft" and "The Tempest", but in this case, Jack Frost is A movie featuring Michael Keaton as the lead singer of a band named after him.
The Suburbans
The 1999 film of the same name is about a band that was all the rage in the 1980s.
The Lone Rangers
This 1994 metal band came from the movie "Blackheads" and starred Adam Sandler, Brendan Fraser and Chris Farley.
Steel Dragons
Mark Wahlberg plays Chris Cole, the singer of this heavy metal band from the 2001 movie "Rock Star."
The plot revolves around the recording director played by Bobby Canavale, who is trying to resurrect a fictional record company called American Century. Mick’s son James Jagger is among them, he is the lead singer of the fictional band Nasty Bits.
Thanks to its vivid depiction of the behind-the-scenes story of the record company, "Vinyl" can easily be transformed into a blockbuster. It will be juxtaposed with other classic rock movies, most of which have fictional bands such as Nasty Bits.
Here are ten fictional rock bands from classic movies.
Otis Day and the Knights
The R&B ensemble can be found in the legendary animal house made by John Belushi and his brother-like partner.
Blues Brothers
The name of this movie is the same as the name of the band led by Belushi and Dan Ackroyd. He was an early friend of the Saturday Night Live.
Spinal Tap
The 1984 model was called "This Is Spinal Tap", named after the rock band around it.
Eddie and the Cruisers
The band’s music is reminiscent of Bruce Springsteen (Bruce Springsteen), and considering that it won the top ten single "On the Dark Side", this is not a bad thing.
BC-52s
Considering that it came from 1994 by John Goodman, Halle Berry, Rosie O'Donnell and Rick Moranis The starring movie "The Flintstones" (The Flintstones), this prehistoric name seems to be appropriate.
Kanotia Kickers
The band is from Home Alone, John Candy plays the lead singer Gus Polinski, and regards himself as the "King of Polka in the West" because the band brought her mother back to the son she accidentally left behind.
The Jack Frost Band
This is the name Bob Dylan used in his recent albums, such as "Love and Theft" and "The Tempest", but in this case, Jack Frost is A movie featuring Michael Keaton as the lead singer of a band named after him.
The Suburbans
The 1999 film of the same name is about a band that was all the rage in the 1980s.
The Lone Rangers
This 1994 metal band came from the movie "Blackheads" and starred Adam Sandler, Brendan Fraser and Chris Farley.
Steel Dragons
Mark Wahlberg plays Chris Cole, the singer of this heavy metal band from the 2001 movie "Rock Star."
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