ANGEL "The Tower" Promo Film/Music Video--1976 Casablanca Records

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ANGEL: This is the Kinescope version of the promo film for "The Tower" which was videotaped, in December 1976, at a Los Angles soundstage, which was partially owned by Casablanca Records. Angel shot three other videos the same day. We are trying to reacquire several "lost" Casablanca Records film and videotape elements. See our Web site for more details.

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[CasablancaBookTV]

ANGEL: This is the Kinescope version of the promo film for The Tower which was videotaped, in December 1976, at a Los Angles soundstage, which was partially owned by Casablanca Records. Angel shot three other videos the same day. We are trying to reacquire several "lost" Casablanca Records film and videotape elements. See our Web site for more details.

[1noskcid]

did they have an lp live without a net

[robibm2003]

I bought the album back in the day with this track on it when I heard this song on KWST (an L.A. radio station that no longer exists). This was by far the best song they ever wrote and they should have done more harder rocking material like this, especially with the tremendous image they had going for them. When they went soft it was like they had been neutered and I totally lost interest.

[KIDDSKRUFF]

BLASPHEMY, LOL

[jcorral2]

I remember a LASER DISC of Angel being adverstised on Circus magazine back in the day ... I think i was live footage ... does anyone remember it, know it, where is it?

[sweetbabyray1000]

Frankie's got some rockin' unibrow!

[stillthe1]

Who cgives a sheeit about there sexual preference.. The original ANGEL Album was a great music the Synth of the late 70's etc. if you have not heard the whole album you are missing out ! the live show was cool too.

[Horn517]

Mick Jagger has been pouting for 50 years!

[SuperGraceslick]

So what they look better than you do ! Homophobic Obese Americans !

[lukemanify]

Does anyone remember Zappa,s drummer singing out his love for Punky? I think it was Terry Bozzio.

[SonicZinger]

Always an excellent rock band; aside from the glam and the special FX..I was blessed enough to had seen them both with Mickie Jones and with Felix Robinson years ago...Great musical memories!