1. The Idols inclu… Read Full Bio ↴There are at least five artists called The Idols.
1. The Idols included Steve Dior & Barry Jones who in 1976 were an integral part of London’s early punk scene being close to the fledgling The Clash, Damned, Generation X and The Boys to name a few. They’d loosely rehearsed with Chrissie Hynde and Keith Levene and others in a band called the Quickspurts until Barry started co-promoting the first 100 days of The Roxy Club, booking the bands and designing the flyers. His teenage pal Steve came down to see the Johnny Thunders & the Heartbreakers on a pre-opening gig and fell in with the band. When fellow ex-New York Dolls member Jerry Nolan left the Heartbreakers unhappy with the ‘L.A.M.F.’ mixes, he immediately formed The Idols with Steve & Barry, ending up in New York where they were joined by Arthur Kane.
The Idols recorded demos in London for Track Records and made waves in New York, releasing a self-titled single, The Idols on Ork Records featuring lead track 'You' with 'Girl That I love' on the B Side. When Sid Vicious came to NY, the Idols were his first choice of backup band, but planned recordings never got to happen, though a live performanced was documented on the album 'The Idols With Sid Vicious' (also released as Sid Vicious' Sid Sings). The Idols folded in 1979 when Jerry had work-permit problems getting back into the UK. Barry then got a job with Max’s Kansas City; Steve rehearsed with Jones & Cook’s Professionals. Over time The Idols evolved into the London Cowboys, with Glen Matlock on bass but that's another story.
Barry must be the only musicians who’ve played with both four band members of the New York Dolls and Sex Pistols and went on to play with Johnny Thunders, his performance captured on the Panic On Sunset Strip live album. Barry stayed in LA, working as an artist. Steve worked with L.A. Guns and former-Girl and Tormé frontman Phil Lewis in a side-project entitled Filthy Lucre, then took a break from music for a while but is back with a new band, The Delinquents.
2. The Idols are a band from Adelaide, South Australia. THE IDOLS are here to set the record straight, to bury all the rock pretenders with a punk rock kick to the teeth, the real bad-boy band of the scene.With a reputation for a loud, dangerous and out of control live show that never leaves the audience dissappointed, they are intent of reminding todays kids of what real rock/punk music is all about - breaking the rules!!! Combining the look and attitude of bands like the NEW YORK DOLLS and the SEX PISTOLS, and a splash of the 80's MOTLEY CRUE hair metal wave. Their sound is a mixture of all the best elements of those era's made into a more current sound taking influence from todays bands like the MURDERDOLLS and EIGHTEEN VISIONS.
3. The Idols was the name of the first band of Demis Roussos in the 1960s, before he joined Aphrodite's Child, founded by composer Vangelis.
4. The Idols was also the name of a group of finalists from 'Pop Idol 2' in the United Kingdom (2003). They had a U.K. Top 5 hit with their cover version of John Lennon's 'Happy Xmas (War Is Over)'.
5. The Idols were a soul / R&B / doodop group of the 1960s, featuring Dorothy Berry, the wife of Richard Berry. They released just one single: 'Just a Little Bit More' b/w 'Why Must I Cry' (1961) on Reveille Records. The same single was also released by Dot Records two months later. On some of the Reveille Records the B-side, 'Why Must I Cry', is credited to The Swans, for mysterious reasons, because it it the same group.
How Can I
The Idols Lyrics
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Get through one night without you?
If I had to live my life without you,
What kind of life would that be?
And I,
I need you in my arms
Need you to hold
You're my world, my heart, my soul
Bridge:
If you ever leave,
Baby you would take away everything
Good in my life
And tell me now
Chorus:
How do I live without you
I want to know
How do I breathe without you
If you ever go
How do I ever, ever survive
How do I
Oh how do I live
Without you,
There'd be no sun in my sky
There would be no love in my life
There'd be no world left for me
And I
Baby, I don't know what I would do
I'd be lost if I lost you
Bridge:
If you ever leave
Baby you would take away everything
Real in my life
And tell me now
Chorus:
How do I live without you
I want to know
How do i breathe without
If you ever go
How do ever, ever survive
How do I
Oh how do I live
Please tell me baby
How do I go on
Bridge:
If you ever leave
Baby you would take away everything
I need you with me
Baby don't you know that you're everything
Goodl in my life
And tell me now
(Chorus)
The lyrics of "How Can I" by The Idols express a deep sense of longing and dependency on a significant other. The singer contemplates how they would cope with the absence of their partner, questioning how they would even survive a single night without them. The thought of living a life without their loved one seems unbearable, as they are depicted as the center of their world, heart, and soul. The lyrics convey a strong sense of emotional attachment and reliance on the presence of the partner for happiness and fulfillment.
The bridge of the song heightens the emotional intensity, emphasizing the idea that if the partner were to ever leave, it would result in the loss of everything good and real in the singer's life. The lyrics reveal a fear of losing the source of joy and stability that the partner brings, highlighting the extent to which the singer's happiness is intertwined with their presence. The plea for the partner to stay reflects a sense of desperation and vulnerability, underscoring the deep emotional connection between the two individuals.
The chorus repeats the central question of the song - "How do I live without you?" - illustrating the singer's inability to fathom a life without their partner. The imagery of a sunless sky, loveless existence, and a world devoid of meaning vividly conveys the emptiness that would accompany the partner's absence. The repetition of the question emphasizes the magnitude of the emotional turmoil faced by the singer and the genuine uncertainty about a future without their loved one.
The final bridge brings a sense of urgency as the singer stresses how integral the partner is to their life, referring to them as everything good and necessary for their well-being. The repeated plea for the partner to understand their importance signifies a deep need for validation and reassurance in the relationship. The song concludes with a final plea for understanding and assurance from the partner, underscoring the profound love and dependency the singer feels towards them. Overall, the lyrics of "How Can I" poignantly capture the profound impact of love and the fear of loss that comes with it.
Line by Line Meaning
How do I,
In what way can I
Get through one night without you?
Survive a single night when you're not here?
If I had to live my life without you,
If I were forced to exist without you,
What kind of life would that be?
What quality would my life have?
I, I need you in my arms
I truly require you close to me
Need you to hold
Crave your touch
You're my world, my heart, my soul
You are everything to me
How do I live without you
In what way can I exist without you
I want to know
I need to understand
How do I breathe without you
In what manner can I survive without you
If you ever go
If you were to leave
How do I ever, ever survive
How can I even continue living
Without you,
If you're not with me
There'd be no sun in my sky
My life would lack brightness
There would be no love in my life
My world would lack affection
There'd be no world left for me
There would be nothing left for me
Baby, I don't know what I would do
I am uncertain how I would cope
I'd be lost if I lost you
I would be completely adrift without you
Please tell me baby
I implore you, my love
How do I go on
How can I continue
I need you with me
I require you by my side
Baby don't you know that you're everything
My love, you are my entire world
Good in my life
The positive aspects of my life
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@aestheticdancemoms958
I think Seohyun can't really imitate blackpink because of her accent, but it's really good
@miyeons_last_braincell
yeah and rosé is more nasal and jennies imitation was too nasal
@mariazafar5146
Yeah
@marlonfrancisco2110
agree because all the members of blackpink has strong accent i mean when jennie is singing in english her kiwi accent is so strong. when rose sings she has this aussie accent even if she sings in korean. lisa has this accent that are mixed of aussie and kiwi and jisoo with strong korean accent
@kiimimo_9833
@@marlonfrancisco2110 Jennie doesn’t even have a kiwi accent… she just has a slight drawl
@anveejoshi1382
Ikr
@est-fm9ui
Soyeon and Hyuna have very similar voices. The way they sing and the range is quite similar. Ofc they're different but still. It gives me the same vibes. Love it.
@kim_ga-ram
Yeah, Soyeon's voice tone is very similar to Lisa's voice tone too
@stacrtnvrlndtnymoamdzengnfrnt
I mean yeah they both sound similiar
@kdrama.land_dub9435
@@kim_ga-ram soyeon can easily imitate gidle's members voice it's nothing like Lisa