FLASHBACK: Bound and Gagged (Late 1980’s Based on the Amount of Hair)

We’re only 4 days into 2019 and this video is already winning the internet.  The pictures, the ladies, the mullets.  It’s just GOLD!

Fattie King via Youtube comes through with this local Buffalo late 80’s (??) rock sensation Bound and Gagged?!?!

And since this video is even beyond my day, we’re going to need some serious details on who we now officially proclaim the best “hair band” to come out of Buffalo… ever!!

This is all we got:

Band From Buffalo Ny : Moe Marchiano David Mcdonough Steven Giroux, Greg Belcher

This is a video I did back in the day .. Followed the guys around a few shows and some practices & meshed in some pic from a photo shoot ….

We already see a 2019 comeback show forming as we speak.  Let’s make that happen!

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