Hoonivercinema- Monday Music Video

Whitesnake

In the ’80s and early ’90s there were two kinds of hair bands, the goofy, sexual in-your-end-o bands like Warrant and Poison, and those that were more furrow-browed and serious in their heavy metal balladering. Of that latter category, Whitesnake was one of the biggest proponents, and of their catalog, no song was more popular, nor more notorious for its video than Here I Go Again.

Featuring lots of hair mousse, too-tight spandex, and ’80s guitar heroics, it is nonetheless far more notorious for scenes without the band, in which lead singer David Cloverdale’s then girlfriend – Tawny Kitaen – writhes on the hood of his Jag and tries to distract him while he’s driving through LA. Kitaen and Cloverdale would later be briefly married, and she would even later run into trouble with the law over domestic violence and cocaine possession issues.

But before all that drama, there was the VERY dramatic video for Whitesnake’s Here I Go Again, and you can give it a go, once again, right after the jump. 

[youtube width=”720″ height=”504″]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3MXiTeH_Pg[/youtube]

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4 responses to “Hoonivercinema- Monday Music Video”

  1. JayP2112 Avatar
    JayP2112

    At one point at the age of 17 I wished I was a Jaguar.

  2. Alff Avatar

    To a long-haired, Army-surplus bedecked Alff, this is about the time that the music died. Thankfully, Prince came along, followed by white boys playing funk and then … Grunge.

  3. scroggzilla Avatar
    scroggzilla

    Before spandex Whitesnake conqured the airwaves and MTV, Whitesnake functioned as a halfway house for aging British hard rock musicians who'd pissed off, or been pissed off by, Richie Blackmore. It was only after the classic Deep Purple reformed in '84, and Whitesnake signed to Geffen, that the remaining fat, middle aged guys got shown the door and the poofy haired replacements carried David Coverdale to stardom and Tawny Kitean.

  4. Andy Avatar
    Andy

    The first time I saw this video marks the beginning of my adolescence. I have never gotten over my affinity for red-headed girls. Can't say I like Jags as much I used to, though.