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Nikki Corvette is one of the unsung heroines of the birth of pop-punk and a trailblazing female rock artist, mixing girl group harmonies and pop hooks with no-nonsense rock & roll years before Blondie made such things commercially viable. Born and raised in Detroit (though her family also spent time in New York City, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles), Nikki developed a taste for Motor City rock & roll early on - the first concerts she attended included gigs by Iggy & the Stooges and the MC5, and she was on hand to witness the latter band's final show. The group released a single in 1978, "Young and Crazy" b/w "Backseat Love" and "Criminal Element," and began playing regularly throughout the Midwest. The Nikki & the Corvettes album, meanwhile, had developed a passionate cult following, and Nikki was pleasantly surprised to hear the Donnas name-check her group in a song on their first album.

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Young and Crazy is a 1987 album by Tigertailz, with artwork by the band's bassist Pepsi Tate. It has a heavier sound than its successor, with less elements of pop metal. The album was released in America on Combat records. The compact disc is now considered a collector's item, and is much sought after by Tigertailz fans. The CD was re-released in the US on May 27, 2008 on independent label Krescendo. Star Attraction" - 2:51. Hollywood Killer" - 3:39. Ballerina" (Instrumental) - 0:51.

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