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Brent Muscat

Brent Muscat (born April 23, 1967) is an American rock guitarist best known as a founding member and lead guitarist of the glam metal band Faster Pussycat, which rose to prominence on the Hollywood scene in the late 1980s with hits like "Bathroom Wall" and a gold-certified second album, Wake Me When It's Over, released in 1989.^[1]^[2]^[3] Born in Los Angeles, California, Muscat began his music career in the mid-1980s, co-founding Faster Pussycat in 1985 alongside vocalist Taime Downe and others, contributing to the band's raw, sleazy hard rock sound inspired by the Sunset Strip era.^[1]^[2]^[4] The group released their self-titled debut album in 1987, followed by their breakthrough Wake Me When It's Over, which peaked at No. 48 on the Billboard 200 and earned RIAA gold status for sales exceeding 500,000 copies.^[2]^[3] Muscat's tenure with Faster Pussycat lasted through the early 2000s, marked by lineup changes, legal disputes over the band name in 2007, and occasional reunions, such as a 2012 performance with Downe to support childhood cancer research.^[5]^[6] In 2005, Muscat was diagnosed with oral cancer despite being a non-smoker and non-drinker; he underwent successful surgery to remove the tumor and completed treatment later that year, resuming his music career shortly thereafter.^[7]^[8] Beyond Faster Pussycat, he served as a touring guitarist for L.A. Guns from 2001 to 2003 and co-founded the Las Vegas-based rock band Sin City Sinners in 2007, with whom he has released multiple albums including Exile on Fremont Street (2010) and performed regularly on the Strip.^[9]^[10] In 2016, Muscat formed The Saints of Las Vegas, a rock band performing covers and original material blending rock classics with entertainment, which has become a staple in Nevada's live music scene.^[11]^[12] Now based in Las Vegas, Muscat continues to perform and produce music while owning Muscat Records; as of 2025, he leads regular performances with The Saints of Las Vegas.^[12]^[13]

Early life

Childhood and influences

Brent Muscat was born on April 23, 1967, in Hollywood, California, as the youngest of three children in a family with strong ties to the local music scene.^[14]^[15] His older brother, Todd Muscat, pursued a career as a bassist, joining Junkyard, which exposed Brent to the vibrant undercurrents of the city's rock and punk communities from a young age.^[14]^[16] Growing up in the Hollywood area during the 1970s, Muscat was immersed in the emerging punk and glam rock movements that defined the Sunset Strip's cultural landscape.^[17] Surrounded by Los Angeles' diverse music environment, he frequently heard classic rock staples like The Doors and The Beach Boys on the radio as a young child around age four, fostering an early affinity for melody and rhythm in a household where music played constantly.^[17] His brothers, particularly the one involved in punk bands, took him to local clubs and gigs, providing firsthand exposure to the raw energy of live performances and the transitional scenes blending punk attitude with glam aesthetics. Muscat's initial musical influences drew from a mix of classic rock, punk, and glam elements, including guitar-driven acts like The Rolling Stones, Aerosmith, Social Distortion, Black Flag, Hanoi Rocks, and Van Halen.^[17] In his teens, he began experimenting with instruments, starting with the trumpet before shifting focus to guitar, where he taught himself by adapting songs from various bands, often incorporating keyboard parts to broaden his playing style.^[18]^[17] This self-directed practice, combined with the familial and environmental immersion in Hollywood's evolving rock culture, laid the groundwork for his development as a guitarist.

Entry into music scene

In the mid-1980s, Brent Muscat immersed himself in the vibrant Hollywood rock scene after graduating from Monrovia High School, where he had already begun exploring music through local punk bands during his final two years.^[19] These informal experiences honed his guitar skills with minimal equipment, transitioning from the raw energy of punk to the emerging glam metal wave on the Sunset Strip.^[20] Muscat frequently attended iconic venues like the Whisky a Go Go and the Troubadour, epicenters of the 1980s LA music explosion, where he absorbed the sleazy, high-energy atmosphere alongside rising acts such as Poison and Guns N' Roses.^[19] In 1984-1985, he joined the band Shanghai, performing early gigs at Hollywood clubs and gaining exposure in the competitive club circuit that defined the era's glam metal underbelly.^[20] This period marked his shift toward professional aspirations, blending punk's aggression with the visual flair of hair metal. Through networking in this tight-knit community, Muscat connected with key figures, including vocalist Taime Downe, whom he met in 1985 at the Troubadour after an introduction via a mutual acquaintance from Las Vegas.^[20] He also crossed paths with guitarist Greg Steele amid the scene's constant collaborations and club interactions, fostering relationships that would shape his trajectory.^[20] These encounters highlighted the communal spirit of Hollywood's glam metal ecosystem, where shared stages and after-hours hangs built alliances. Muscat's initial forays into recording came through informal demos during this time, often cut in home setups or basic studios like those used by peers, capturing his gritty guitar style and laying groundwork for future opportunities.^[20] These early efforts, rooted in the scene's DIY ethos, positioned him as a sought-after guitarist amid the glam metal surge.^[19]

Faster Pussycat

Formation and debut

Faster Pussycat was formed in 1985 in Los Angeles during the height of the glam metal scene, initially by vocalist Taime Downe along with guitarists Brent Muscat and Greg Steele, and bassist Kelly Nickels. By the time of their debut, the lineup solidified to include Downe on vocals, Muscat as lead guitarist, Steele on rhythm guitar, Eric Stacy on bass, and Mark Michals on drums. Muscat, who had been active in the Hollywood rock underground prior to the band's inception, brought his experience from earlier local acts to help shape the group's raw, sleazy sound.^[21] The band quickly gained traction in the Sunset Strip club circuit, performing at iconic venues like the Whisky a Go Go and the Cathouse, where their high-energy shows blending punk attitude with glam excess drew a dedicated following among the era's hedonistic rock crowd.^[22] This buzz led to a signing with Elektra Records, and their self-titled debut album was released on July 7, 1987, produced by Ric Browde.^[23] The album featured gritty singles such as "Bathroom Wall" and "Don't Change That Song," which captured the band's provocative lyrics and driving rhythms, establishing them as a fresh voice in the glam metal genre.^[24] In the band's early dynamics, tensions and camaraderie coexisted amid the chaotic Hollywood lifestyle, with Muscat emerging as a key creative force through his contributions to songwriting and memorable guitar riffs that infused tracks like "Bathroom Wall" with a snarling, bluesy edge.^[25] His interplay with Steele provided the album's backbone, balancing raw aggression with hooks that resonated in live settings, as the group toured regionally to build momentum post-release.^[26] This period marked Faster Pussycat's transition from underground darlings to label-backed act, fostering a cult-like devotion among fans drawn to their unpolished rebellion.^[27]

Peak success and albums

Faster Pussycat achieved their commercial peak with the release of their second album, Wake Me When It's Over, on August 28, 1989, via Elektra Records.^[28] The album marked a shift from the band's raw debut toward a more polished hard rock sound while retaining their signature edge, peaking at No. 48 on the Billboard 200 chart.^[29] It was certified gold by the RIAA on July 3, 1990, for sales exceeding 500,000 units, driven largely by the power ballad "House of Pain," which reached No. 28 on the Billboard Hot 100.^[3]^[30] The song's music video, directed by Michael Bay, received heavy rotation on MTV's Headbangers Ball, boosting the band's visibility during the late 1980s hair metal surge.^[31] The band's sleaze rock persona—characterized by gritty, hedonistic lyrics and a raw, blues-inflected sound—solidified their niche amid the Sunset Strip scene's glam metal boom.^[32] Faster Pussycat toured extensively to support the album, sharing stages with prominent acts and appearing on MTV programs like Headbangers Ball, where they discussed their provocative image and influences in on-air interviews.^[31] This period highlighted their appeal to fans of unpolished hard rock, contrasting the era's more theatrical bands while amassing a dedicated following through relentless live performances. In 1992, Faster Pussycat released Whipped!, their third album, also on Elektra Records and produced by John Jansen.^[33] The record adopted a grittier, more alternative edge in response to the rising grunge movement, peaking at No. 90 on the Billboard 200.^[34] Tracks like "Nonstop to Nowhere" showcased heavier riffs and introspective themes, reflecting the shifting rock landscape. During promotion, the band opened for major acts including KISS and Trixter on the Revenge Tour, performing across North American arenas and further cementing their live reputation.^[35] As a founding guitarist, Brent Muscat contributed dual-lead guitar work, delivering searing solos and rhythmic drive on both albums, including standout performances on "House of Pain" and the title track of Whipped!.^[36] His co-writing efforts, often alongside vocalist Taime Downe, helped shape the band's song structures, though specific credits on these releases emphasized the group's collaborative dynamic.^[36]

Departure and later involvement

Muscat departed from Faster Pussycat in 1993 following the release of the band's third album, Whipped!, amid internal disagreements where other members sought to pursue individual projects, coupled with the broader decline of the glam metal scene in the wake of the grunge explosion.^[37]^[38] The band broke up shortly thereafter but reformed in 2001, with Muscat rejoining until his second departure in 2005. In 2007, Muscat organized a brief reunion of his version of Faster Pussycat to mark the band's 20th anniversary (of the debut album), enlisting original members Eric Stacy on bass and Brett Bradshaw on drums, alongside vocalist Kurt Frohlich and guitarist Todd Kerns for a European tour that spring.^[39]^[40] This effort dissolved due to ongoing legal disputes over the band's name rights with Taime Downe and Greg Steele, who threatened action against Muscat's use of the moniker; Muscat had trademarked it but ultimately dropped the battle after the one-year tour, deeming the original incarnation "dead" since 1993.^[41]^[42]^[43] In subsequent interviews, Muscat has reflected on Faster Pussycat's legacy as a product of the vibrant Los Angeles sleaze rock era, emphasizing the quality of their early music like "House of Pain" while expressing regret over the post-1993 fragmentation caused by poor subsequent recordings and name conflicts, ultimately prioritizing his personal life and new projects.^[42]^[13]

Other musical projects

Sin City Sinners

Following his departure from Faster Pussycat, Brent Muscat shifted to the Las Vegas music scene, co-founding the hard rock band Sin City Sinners in 2007 as a weekly jam session at a local dive bar that evolved into a full-time project.^[10] Muscat, serving as guitarist and co-owner alongside vocalist and guitarist Todd Kerns (formerly of Age of Electric and later Slash's band), helped shape the band's core lineup, which initially included bassist Michael "Doc" Ellis and drummer Rob Cournoyer.^[16] The group embraced a sleaze rock style, blending gritty originals with rock covers, drawing on Muscat's glam metal roots to appeal to Vegas nightlife crowds.^[44] The band's debut album, Exile on Fremont Street, arrived in 2010 via AntiStar Records, capturing their raw, high-energy sound with tracks like "Numb" and "Turn It Up," produced to evoke the seedy allure of Las Vegas streets.^[45] Follow-up releases included the acoustic Broken Record later that year and the holiday-themed A Sinner's Christmas in 2011, showcasing Muscat's songwriting contributions and the band's versatility in maintaining a party-rock vibe.^[46] By 2013, Divebar Days Revisited further solidified their catalog, emphasizing barroom anthems that highlighted Muscat's signature guitar riffs.^[44] Sin City Sinners quickly became staples on the Las Vegas Strip, securing regular residencies such as weekly Tuesday nights at the VooDoo Lounge inside Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino starting in 2009 and ongoing shows at Club Madrid at Sunset Station in 2010.^[47] These gigs, often featuring guest appearances from rock luminaries, helped build their local following and led to accolades, including the "Best in Vegas" honor in the Las Vegas Review-Journal's 2011 reader's poll and an Editor's Pick for Best Hard Rock Band.^[10]^[48] Throughout the 2010s, the band's lineup evolved amid members' side projects, with Muscat remaining a central figure as co-founder and lead guitarist until his departure in 2015 to pursue new ventures, though he occasionally reunited for special shows like the 2017 Original Sin performances featuring the classic configuration.^[16]^[49] Under Muscat's influence, Sin City Sinners maintained a rotating roster—including additions like guitarist Zach Throne in 2012—while preserving their reputation as a high-octane Vegas institution.^[50]

Las Vegas-based bands

Following his departure from major touring circuits in the mid-2000s, Brent Muscat relocated to Las Vegas around 2004, embracing the city's burgeoning rock scene for more stable residencies and regular performances that allowed for consistent audience engagement without the demands of national tours.^[51] This shift enabled him to capitalize on Las Vegas's vibrant nightlife venues, where he could perform frequently and build a local following through ongoing gigs at spots like Dive Bar and The Palms Casino Lounge.^[52] In the 2010s, Muscat engaged in several key collaborations, including guest appearances with local Vegas rock acts and the formation of temporary lineups such as the Vegas All Stars, a supergroup featuring musicians like Louie Merlino of Beggars and Thieves and Nadir D'Priest on vocals, which delivered high-energy cover sets and original material at venues like the Palms.^[53] These ad-hoc projects, often centered around his primary base with Sin City Sinners, highlighted his role in assembling diverse talent for one-off shows and mini-residencies, such as Thursday nights at The Lounge.^[51] Earlier in the decade, during the early 2000s, Muscat extended his influence through production work on local Las Vegas bands, including the all-girl Asian rock group Ash Wednesday and the hard rock outfit The Nastys, helping to refine their sound and boost their visibility in the regional scene.^[18] For The Nastys' album Old Wine, New Bottle (2003), he served as producer and recording engineer, contributing to tracks that blended glam and punk elements.^[54] Muscat's broader contributions to the Las Vegas hard rock community in the 2010s stemmed from his extensive networking and event organization, earning him the moniker "Godfather of the Vegas Rock Scene" for mentoring emerging artists and hosting communal performances that blended education, celebration, and charity support.^[51] Through weekly free shows at Dive Bar, he facilitated cross-generational interactions among rockers like Ron Keel and Jizzy Pearl, fostering a supportive ecosystem that emphasized collaboration over competition and helped sustain the city's underground hard rock vitality.^[52]

Alley Cats LV

Alley Cats LV was formed in 2016 in Las Vegas, Nevada, as a glam rock supergroup blending talents from the Los Angeles and Vegas music scenes. The band was initiated by guitarist Brent Muscat, formerly of Faster Pussycat, and Japanese guitarist Takashi O'Hashi, known for his work with Cats in Boots and Seikima-II. They were joined by vocalist and bassist Zach Throne—son of Alice in Chains bassist Mike Inez—and drummer Stephen Mills, creating a lineup that drew on established rock pedigrees to revive high-energy glam and hard rock sounds.^[55]^[56] The group quickly entered the studio, self-producing their debut self-titled EP, recorded in September 2016 and released in early 2017. The five-track release, Alley Cats LV, featured a mix of original songs and covers, including high-octane tracks like "Smokin' Johnny Thunders" (a nod to the New York Dolls guitarist) and originals such as "Running Wild" and "Loveless Melody," showcasing Muscat's signature gritty guitar riffs and the band's raw, party-ready aesthetic. A follow-up single, "Speed Racing Superstar," arrived later in 2017, further highlighting their fusion of Eastern and Western rock influences. Muscat played a central role not only as lead guitarist but also in production, shaping the EP's punchy, retro-glam production that echoed 1980s Sunset Strip vibes.^[57]^[55] Alley Cats LV debuted live in late 2016 with performances at venues like Vamp'd in Las Vegas and the Viper Room in Hollywood, building momentum through residency shows in Las Vegas that emphasized their energetic stage presence and crowd interaction. The band toured Japan in January 2017 to promote the EP, followed by additional U.S. gigs, including opening for Steel Panther at the House of Blues Las Vegas in September 2017. However, the project entered a sudden hiatus in December 2017 after Muscat opted out of a planned Japan tour, effectively pausing the band's activities.^[58]^[59]^[60]

Saints of Las Vegas

Saints of Las Vegas is a hard rock band formed in early 2016 in Las Vegas, Nevada, by guitarist Brent Muscat, who serves as its leader and primary songwriter.^[11]^[61] The group was established following Muscat's tenure with the Sin City Sinners, incorporating a Vegas-centric flair through high-energy performances at local casinos and clubs, blending classic hard rock riffs with contemporary edge.^[11] Initial lineup featured Muscat on guitar, vocalist and guitarist Anthony Serrano—whom Muscat discovered performing locally—drummer Rob Cournoyer, and bassist Brian D. Litton, though the band has employed rotating members since inception.^[11]^[62] The band debuted with regular Friday and Saturday night residencies at the Hard Rock Cafe on the Las Vegas Strip in 2016, establishing a reputation for lively, crowd-engaging shows.^[63] In 2018, Saints of Las Vegas released their first singles, "Tomeka" on February 7 and "Panic Room" on March 15, both co-written by Muscat, marking a shift toward original material with music videos to promote their sound.^[61]^[64] By 2019, the lineup included bassist Brandon Garcia alongside Muscat and Serrano, leading to the release of the acoustic EP The Unplugged in Belgium Album, recorded during European performances and featuring tracks like "Desert Song" and "Mr. Devil."^[65] Throughout the years, the band has navigated lineup changes, with Muscat remaining the constant guitarist and creative force, often collaborating with Serrano on songwriting and arrangements to maintain a core hard rock identity infused with Las Vegas showmanship.^[66] Recent configurations have included vocalist Ryan Robertson, drummer Pat Caruso, and bassist Keith St. John for select gigs.^[67] Performances continued steadily, including a notable appearance at Vamp'd in 2018 alongside Junkyard.^[68] As of 2025, Saints of Las Vegas remains an active Las Vegas-based outfit, with shows at venues like The Bonfire on April 4, Sand Dollar at the Plaza on May 16, and the [Copa Room](/page/Copa Room) at Tuscany Suites & Casino on August 9, showcasing their enduring commitment to local rock scenes.^[62]^[67]^[12]

Original Sin LV

In 2017, Brent Muscat launched Original Sin LV as a limited-run residency project in Las Vegas, reuniting the classic lineup of the Sin City Sinners with vocalist Todd Kerns, bassist Michael "Doc" Ellis, and drummer Rob "Boom Boom" Cournoyer.^[49]^[69] The band focused on high-energy live performances rather than new recordings, drawing on Muscat's experience in the local scene to capitalize on the growing trend of rock residencies in Las Vegas venues.^[70] Muscat contributed on guitar, emphasizing raw stage presence to engage audiences with a blend of familiar material. The project's key shows spanned 2017 and 2018, primarily at Count's Vamp'd, featuring a setlist of Sin City Sinners originals like "Numb" and "Goin' to Vegas" alongside covers of classic rock and glam hits such as Dramarama's "Anything, Anything."^[49]^[71] Notable performances included the debut on June 16, 2017, a Memorial Day weekend appearance earlier that year, an August 31, 2018, gig promoted with a live rendition of "Goin' to Vegas" on local TV, and a Christmas concert on December 14, 2018.^[70]^[72]^[71] These events highlighted collaborations with Las Vegas-based musicians, fostering a sense of community in the city's rock circuit while prioritizing improvisational live energy over polished production.^[49] The project featured sporadic performances and releases beyond 2018, including a new single "High" and show at Count's Vamp'd in March 2020 to mark the tenth anniversary of Exile on Fremont Street, and a one-off reunion show at the same venue on August 24, 2024, with no further activity reported as of 2025.^[73]^[74] The short-lived residency underscored Muscat's role in reviving '80s glam and hard rock vibes through sporadic, venue-specific performances tailored to Las Vegas crowds.^[49]

Additional ventures

Radio hosting

Brent Muscat began his radio hosting career in the mid-2010s, leveraging his background in the rock music scene to engage audiences through Las Vegas-based internet radio platforms. His shows focused on rock music, interviews with musicians, and discussions tied to the glam metal and hard rock genres, often serving as a promotional outlet for his ongoing musical projects.^[16] In 2016, Muscat launched "Mondays with Muscat" on LV Rock Radio, airing live every Monday from 11 p.m. to 1 a.m. PST. The program featured a mix of local and national rock musicians, listener call-ins, song plays, and entertaining stories about the Vegas rock scene, with Muscat occasionally sparking light controversy through candid conversations. Notable guests included glam metal figures such as Eric Stacy, his former Faster Pussycat bandmate; Todd Kerns of Slash's band; and Rikki Rockett of Poison, highlighting Muscat's connections within the industry.^[16] Muscat also co-hosted "Sinful Sundays" with Dirk Vermin, starting around the same period and broadcasting on RadioVegas.Rocks from 11 p.m. to 1 a.m. PST on Sundays. The show delved into hard rock history, music selections, and interviews with rock personalities, positioning itself as part of the station's "Voices of Rock" lineup dedicated to celebrity-hosted programming. It provided a platform for Muscat to discuss industry anecdotes and promote his Las Vegas-based bands.^[75]

Production and other work

In addition to his performing career, Brent Muscat has taken on production roles for various rock acts. He produced Blackboard Jungle's debut album I Like It Alot in 1992, guiding the band through rearrangements and performance refinements to enhance their sound.^[76]^[77] Muscat owns Muscat Records, an independent label through which he manages releases for his musical projects.^[78] He appeared in the 2010 book Sex Tips from Rock Stars: In Their Own Words by Paul Miles, offering candid advice on attraction and relationships drawn from his rock lifestyle.

Personal life

Health issues

In late 2005, Brent Muscat was diagnosed with oral cancer, despite being a non-smoker who rarely drank.^[7] On November 8, 2005, he underwent a 3.5-hour surgery to remove the tumor from his tongue, which was reported as successful, leaving him alert and recovering well immediately afterward.^[79] The diagnosis temporarily sidelined Muscat from live performances, leading to his replacement by guitarist Michael Thomas during Faster Pussycat reunion shows.^[80] Following the surgery, Muscat focused on rehabilitation, relearning to speak and sing after part of his tongue was removed; doctors had warned he might never perform these functions properly again, but he achieved this independently. By 2006, he had returned to music activities.^[16] Muscat has publicly described himself as a cancer survivor, stating in 2016 that he had been in remission for over a decade and crediting determination for his recovery: "When the doctors cut out part of my tongue and told me I would never sing or talk properly again, I knew I was going to prove them wrong. I learned to sing and talk again on my own, but I did it."^[16] He has noted that the health challenges influenced a shift toward a lower-intensity, Vegas-based career, including forming bands like Sin City Sinners for local residencies rather than extensive touring. His residence in Las Vegas supported this recovery phase with a more stable environment. There have been no reported recurrences of the cancer.

Residence and legacy

In the early 2000s, Brent Muscat relocated from Los Angeles to Las Vegas, Nevada, where he established a permanent base that supported both his musical residencies and family life.^[1] This move allowed him to immerse himself in the local rock scene while prioritizing personal stability following career transitions. Muscat has resided in Las Vegas since, leveraging the city's vibrant entertainment landscape for ongoing projects.^[19] Details on Muscat's family life remain limited in public records. He maintains a degree of privacy regarding his personal relationships, focusing public attention on his professional endeavors. As a founding guitarist of Faster Pussycat, Muscat played a pivotal role in pioneering glam metal and sleaze rock during the 1980s Sunset Strip era, contributing to the genre's raw, high-energy sound that influenced subsequent hard rock acts.^[42] His work with the band helped define the sleazy, rebellious aesthetic of the movement, blending punk attitude with glam excess and leaving a lasting impact on the broader rock landscape. In Las Vegas, Muscat has furthered this legacy by fostering the local scene through residencies and collaborations, bridging 1980s nostalgia with contemporary performances.^[52] Following his recovery from health challenges, Muscat has remained active post-2018, leading Saints of Las Vegas in regular shows that sustain his influence in the Vegas rock community. The band performed multiple sets at the Tuscany Hotel and Casino's Copa Room on August 9, 2025, featuring covers of classic rock tracks and drawing crowds eager for his signature guitar style. Additional gigs, including an appearance on April 4, 2025, at The Bonfire, underscore his continued commitment to live music into the present day.^[12]^[62]

Discography

With Faster Pussycat

Brent Muscat served as the rhythm and lead guitarist for Faster Pussycat during the band's formative years from 1985 to 1993, contributing guitar work, backing vocals, and songwriting to their early releases.^[2] The band's self-titled debut album, Faster Pussycat (1987), released on Elektra Records, showcased Muscat's guitar contributions across all tracks, including co-writing credits on songs such as "No Room For Emotion," "Smash Alley," "City Has No Heart," and "Bottle In Front Of Me."^[23] His raw, sleaze-infused riffs helped define the album's glam metal sound, which peaked at No. 97 on the Billboard 200.^[81] Faster Pussycat's follow-up, Wake Me When It's Over (1989), marked a shift toward bluesy hard rock and earned gold certification from the RIAA for 500,000 units sold.^[82] Muscat handled guitar duties, percussion, and talk box effects, delivering notable solos on tracks like "House of Pain" and co-writing several songs with bandmates, including "Where There's A Whip There's A Way," "Little Dove," "Gonna Walk," "Tattoo," "Ain't No Way Around It," and "Please Dear."^[83] The album reached No. 48 on the Billboard 200, bolstered by the hit single "House of Pain."^[84] In 1990, Muscat appeared on the live EP Live and Rare, which included live recordings of tracks like "House of Pain" and studio rarities such as a cover of "You're So Vain." Recorded during the band's peak touring period, it highlighted his live guitar performances alongside Steele.^[85] The band's third studio album, Whipped! (1992), represented Muscat's final full-length contribution before departing the group and featured a grittier, more alternative-leaning production amid the declining glam metal scene.^[86] He played electric and acoustic guitars, sitar on select tracks, and provided backing vocals, while contributing to songwriting on several tracks.^[33] The album peaked at No. 134 on the Billboard 200 but received mixed reviews for its experimental edge.^[87]

With Sin City Sinners

Brent Muscat joined Sin City Sinners as lead guitarist in 2007, bringing his experience from Faster Pussycat to infuse the band's sound with sleazy, high-energy glam rock influences.^[88] The group's music often revolves around themes of Las Vegas nightlife, excess, and rock 'n' roll rebellion, aligning with Muscat's established style. The band's debut studio album, Exile on Fremont Street, was released in 2010 and marked Muscat's primary contribution on lead guitar and backing vocals. Produced by vocalist Todd Kerns with co-production by Kurt Frohlich, the album blends original tracks like "Numb" and "Goin' to Vegas" with covers and remakes, capturing a glossy yet gritty rock anthem vibe inspired by the Fremont Street Experience in Las Vegas.^[89]^[90] Later that year, Sin City Sinners issued the acoustic EP Broken Record, where Muscat again handled lead guitar duties. This release reimagines four tracks from Exile on Fremont Street alongside two new songs, including the title track and "Hey Hey Rock and Roll," emphasizing stripped-down ballads and introspective rock elements.^[90] In 2011, the band released the holiday album A Sinner's Christmas, with Muscat serving as co-producer alongside Tom Parham and contributing lead vocals on "Run Rudolph Run." Featuring guest appearances by artists like George Lynch and Slim Jim Phantom, the album mixes traditional Christmas tunes with rock arrangements, promoting the band's festive Vegas residency shows. This release benefited from the group's 2011 "Best in Vegas" win in the Las Vegas Review-Journal's Readers Poll, which boosted local promotion and visibility.^[10]^[90] Subsequent efforts included Divebar Days Revisited in 2013, another Muscat-led guitar showcase focusing on raw covers of rock classics by Queen, Bowie, and others with guest vocalists, evoking dive-bar energy from their frequent Las Vegas performances. That same year, A Sinner's Christmas 2 followed, again with Muscat on guitar and production input, incorporating originals like "Christmas in Vegas" and guests such as Tiffany, further tying into their holiday-themed live recordings and shows at iconic Vegas spots like the Hard Rock Cafe. The 2015 Las Vegas Weekly "Best of Vegas" Readers Choice Award for the band enhanced promotion for these later releases, solidifying their status as a staple of the local rock scene.^[90]

Solo and other releases

After leaving Faster Pussycat in 1993, Muscat formed the band Deluxe in 1994 with vocalist Marc Anthony, bassist Tommy T-Bone Caradonna, and drummer Gary Kaluza, though the group did not release any recorded material.^[91] In 2016, Muscat co-formed Alley Cats LV with Japanese guitarist Takashi O'Hashi, vocalist/bassist Zachary Throne, and drummer Stephen Mills, blending hard rock with glam influences; the band released its self-titled EP in January 2017 on R&P Records, featuring four tracks including "Come Inside" and "Smokin' Johnny Thunders."^[57]^[92] The EP marked the start of Alley Cats LV's output, with subsequent singles like "Speed Racing Superstar" in 2017 extending their rock 'n' roll sound rooted in Las Vegas residency performances.^[93] In 2018, Muscat joined Saints of Las Vegas alongside vocalist Anthony Serrano, releasing the singles "Tomeka" in February and "Rock n Roll Groupie" in April, both emphasizing high-energy glam rock themes.^[61]^[94] Original Sin LV, a reunion project with Todd Kerns and other former Sin City Sinners members, focused on live shows commemorating their 2010 album but issued no dedicated live recordings as separate releases.^[95] Muscat has also taken on production roles for select projects outside his performing credits, including executive production duties on Alley Cats LV's 2018 album Wha Cha Say!, and songwriting contributions on tracks from the album.^[55]

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Brent Muscat - Age, Family, Bio | Famous Birthdays
About. American guitarist known for playing with bands such as Faster Pussycat, L.A. Guns, and Sin City Sinners. Before Fame. He was born in Los Angeles.<|control11|><|separator|>
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Brent Muscat Albums - Discography - Rate Your Music
Born. 23 April 1967, Hollywood, CA, United States ; Currently. Las Vegas, NV, United States ; Member of. Adler's Appetite, Alley Cats LV, Bubble, Faster Pussycat, ...Missing: family background childhood influences
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Brent Muscat of The Saints Of Las Vegas (and ex-Faster Pussycat ...
Sep 17, 2016 · SINCE THOSE EARLY DAYS, MUSCAT HAS REINVENTED HIMSELF SO TO SPEAK BY MOVING TO LAS VEGAS, HELPING TO PIONEER THE GREAT ROCK N' ROLL SCENE THAT ...Missing: background childhood
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Brent Muscat on early musical influences and all three ... - YouTube
Sep 26, 2025 · Brent Muscat Talks Ozzy, Faster Pussycat & Musical Influences In Episode 128 of the Rock Interview Series, guitarist Brent Muscat—founding ...
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Brent Muscat - Incognito Phantasm
Brent Preston Muscat was born on April 23, 1967, in Hollywood, California. Always having a heart for music, his vocation began with the trumpet.
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A Metal Sludge exclusive with founding Faster Pussycat guitarist ...
May 27, 2014 · We caught up with Muscat, now 47, for a candid talk about the way things were, the way things are, and the way things are going to be.
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Don't Change That Song: A 35th Anniversary Tribute to Faster ...
Jul 8, 2022 · In celebration of 35 years since Faster Pussycat's self-titled debut album, Eric, Vicky, Greg, Brent, and Taime offer their final thoughts.
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Faster Pussycat - Wikipedia
Faster Pussycat has released four studio albums to date: Faster Pussycat ... The album earned gold status from the RIAA. Sales were mainly driven by the ...Faster Pussycat (album) · House of Pain · Taime Downe · Brent Muscat
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Faster Pussycat: "If I did an album we'd all be dead before it came out"
Feb 7, 2023 · Faster Pussycat frontman Taime Downe talks giving up the booze, the other 'Cat, not being industrial, and crazy 80s days.Missing: glam meeting
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Decade of Decadence: A Timeline of the Eighties Sunset Strip
Oct 23, 2015 · " screeched Faster Pussycat's Taime Downe in 1987. And nowhere was the party crazier, sleazier or more glam-rockin' than the Sunset Strip ...
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Faster Pussycat's 1987 debut - Facebook
Jan 23, 2025 · Faster Pussycat debut from 1987. I felt they were more Aerosmith than Aerosmith were at that period. One of my favorite 80's Hair Metal bands.Listening to some Faster Pussycat, which included my wonderful ...My interview with Brent Muscat of Faster Pussycat has reached ...More results from www.facebook.com
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https://www.discogs.com/release/2351635-Faster-Pussycat-Faster-Pussycat
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Faster Pussycat: The Glam Metal Revolution of 1987 - Riffology
Dec 17, 2024 · The Genesis of “Faster Pussycat” ; Taime Downe, Lead vocals ; Greg Steele, Guitar, backing vocals ; Brent Muscat, Guitar, backing vocals ; Eric ...
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FASTER PUSSYCAT – Babylon: The Elektra Years 1987-1992
Jan 24, 2022 · Throwing out a massive selection of trashy riffs, guitarists Greg Steele and Brent Muscat ... Overall, 'Faster Pussycat' is a decent debut.
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Graded on a Curve: Faster Pussycat, Faster Pussycat
Mar 11, 2022 · How great is Faster Pussycat's 1987 eponymous debut? In 2005 Rock Hard magazine ranked it at 498 in its book The 500 Greatest Rock & Metal ...
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Faster Pussycat Album and Singles Chart History
Wake Me When It's Over, #48, 1990. Faster Pussycat Singles. House Of Pain, #28, 1990. When viewing the data, keep in mind that it starts on December 11, ...
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Week of May 26, 1990 - Billboard Hot 100™
May 26, 1990 · 33. House Of Pain. Faster Pussycat. LW; 28. PEAK; 28. WEEKS; 14. LW; 28; PEAK; 28; WEEKS; 14. Debut Position. 89. Debut Chart Date. 02/24/90 ...
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The 10 Most Outrageous Moments From MTV's Headbangers Ball
In this clip, Seal interviews Faster Pussycat frontman Taime Downe and guitarist Greg Steele. The Sunset Strip sleaze-rockers talk about naming their band after ...
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An '80s glam-metal survivor tells all - al.com
Jul 10, 2019 · There in 1986 he started Faster Pussycat, a group typically filed under glam-metal. But “sleaze rock,” as the band like to describe its ...
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Faster Pussycat - Whipped!
### Production Details
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Faster Pussycat: 'Whipped' - Sleaze Roxx
Aug 4, 2022 · Faster Pussycat: 'Whipped' · Rolling Stones style, “Friends” is a true rock ballad that while cool in '92, would have been just as cool in '82 ...
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KISS with opening acts Trixter and Faster Pussycat Tours & Concerts
Oct 29, 1992. KISS with opening acts Trixter and Faster Pussycat. KISS REVENGE TOUR. Ocean Center · Daytona Beach, Florida, United States, + Add To Archive. Oct ...
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Brent Muscat
### Summary of Brent Muscat's Production, Mixing, and Mastering Credits
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Interview: Brent Muscat of Faster Pussycat - Hall of the Mountain King
May 17, 2002 · "I never really wanted to break up, but the other guys wanted to do their own things for a while," says Muscat. "We got together last year, and ...Missing: life influences family
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CD Gallery - Faster Pussycat - No Life 'til Metal
" With the alternative rock and grunge explosion of the 90's Faster Pussycat ... Faster Pussycat - Whipped (Elektra) 1992. 1. "Nonstop to Nowhere" (6:57) 2 ...
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BRENT MUSCAT's FASTER PUSSYCAT: More Tour Dates ...
Apr 18, 2007 · The FASTER PUSSYCAT version featuring original members Brent Muscat, Eric Stacy, and Brett Bradshaw alongside THE UNDERGROUND REBELS ...<|control11|><|separator|>
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ERIC STACY: There's Nothing 'FASTER PUSSYCAT' About TAIME ...
Apr 19, 2007 · ' Finally, Brent and I talked about it again in December and I said, 'Brent, it's now or never,' so he talked to (guitarist) Todd (Kerns) and ( ...
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Faster Pussycat's Taime Downe on Sleaze Rock and “Still Playing ...
Apr 20, 2015 · Rachtman went on to host Headbanger's Ball on MTV. After some lineup changes, and a third album, Whipped, Faster Pussycat split up in 1993.
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Brent Muscat Interview - Sleaze Roxx
Jan 20, 2008 · Brent Muscat: Anytime you're faced with a life or death situation, it makes you think of what is important in your life. Friends and family ...
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Muscat Says Faster Pussycat Has Used All 9 Lives - antiMUSIC News
Jan 21, 2008 · ... Faster Pussycat name, why did you decide to end the legalities? Brent Muscat: In my opinion the band was dead since we broke up in 93. Taime ...
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Brent Muscat Talks Ozzy, Faster Pussycat & Musical Influences
Jul 31, 2025 · He opens up about his early musical influences, from classic rock legends to underground guitar heroes, and shares how they helped shape the ...Missing: contributions riffs
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Sin City Sinners - Heavy Harmonies
CDs released by Sin City Sinners. Reference and discography.<|separator|>
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Sin City Sinners - MusicBrainz
Nov 3, 2019 · The band is composed of a group of core members: Brent Muscat (ex-Faster Pussycat) on guitar; Todd Kerns (Age of Electric, Static in Stereo ...
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Sin City Sinners
### Summary of Sin City Sinners Discography and Brent Muscat Involvement
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VooDoo Lounge mixes fun, flavor in distinctive setting - Neon
Dec 18, 2009 · ... Sin City Sinners play live every Tuesday night. Story continues after advertisement. "They have a vocal crowd and a unique show," Mendonsa ...Missing: 2010 | Show results with:2010
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Sin City Sinners Compete In Las Vegas KISS Event - Sleaze Roxx
Mar 30, 2012 · The hard work of the Sin City Sinners also garnished them the title of “Best In Vegas – Editor's Pick” by the Las Vegas Review Journal.
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Original Sin – The Classic Sin City Sinners Reunite!
Aug 14, 2017 · On June 16, 2017, Original Sin played Vamp'd, reuniting the classic Sin City Sinners lineup of Brent Muscat (Faster Pussycat), Todd Kerns (Conspirators), Rob “ ...Missing: evolution | Show results with:evolution
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SIN CITY SINNERS Announces New Member - Blabbermouth
Apr 9, 2012 · Zach joins original SINNERS Todd Kerns (SLASH),Brent Muscat (FASTER PUSSYCAT) and Rob Cournoyer (RAGING SLAB). As a musician, Zach has recorded, ...Missing: co- | Show results with:co-
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2015: The Year of the Muscat - ZRockR Magazine
Dec 29, 2015 · Make sure to plan ahead and get down there to check out Brent with original members of Faster Pussycat, original Sinners Rob Cournoyer and Todd ...
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Glam metal veteran fostering local scene | Life
Together, the band's shows are part concert, part hard rock tutorial, with Muscat and company breaking down each guest's career from the stage. "It's like ...Missing: impact | Show results with:impact
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Brent Muscat's Vegas All Stars Take Over the Palms
Jul 29, 2015 · Vegas' beloved co-founder of the well known bands Faster Pussycat and Sin City Sinners, Brent Muscat, has been keeping a low profile around ...Missing: 2010s | Show results with:2010s
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https://zrockr.com/2015/07/29/brent-muscat-allstars/
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ALLEY CATS LV | TAKASHI O'HASHI.net
BRENT MUSCAT (ex FASTER PUSSYCAT) & TAKASHI O'HASHI (ex CATS IN BOOTS) have teamed up together to create and form the new band “ALLEY CATS LV” in Las Vegas, NV.
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Ex-Faster Pussycat guitarist and ex-Cats In Boots ... - Sleaze Roxx
Takashi O'Hashi and Brent Muscat invite Zach Throne to join the Alley Cats project and start writing new material ...
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https://sleazeroxx.com/ex-faster-pussycat-guitarist-and-ex-cats-in-boots-guitarist-form-new-band-alley-cats-lv/
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Videos of new band Alley Cats LV playing at Vamp'd in Las Vegas
Nov 23, 2016 · ... Brent Muscat and ex-Cats In Boots guitarist Takashi O'Hashi have joined forces with drummer Stephen Mills and current The Saints Of Las ...
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ALLEY CATS LV Featuring BRENT MUSCAT & TAKASHI O'HASHI ...
Nov 24, 2016 · in 2016, BRENT MUSCAT and TAKASHI O'HASHI performed their first official ALLEY CATS live at Lucky Strike, and the Viper Room in Hollywood ...
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Alley Cats LV taking sudden hiatus after guitarist Brent Muscat ...
Dec 9, 2017 · Alley Cats LV taking sudden hiatus after guitarist Brent Muscat declines to do Japan tour.Missing: Vegas | Show results with:Vegas
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BRENT MUSCAT And THE SAINTS OF LAS VEGAS Debut New ...
Feb 7, 2018 · “I went from Sinner to Saint,” says former Faster Pussycat guitarist Brent Muscat, speaking exclusively to BraveWords scribe Aaron Small.
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The Saints of Las Vegas | ReverbNation
Band Members · Brent Muscat - Guitar · Anthony Serrano - Guitar · Rob Cournoyer - Drums · Brian D. Litton - Bass · The Saints of Las Vegas - Vocals.
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The Saints Of Las Vegas 7/22/16 - YouTube
Jul 22, 2016 · They ain't no sinners! The Saints Of Las Vegas rock the Hard Rock Cafe On The Strip every Friday and Saturday night, and they woke up early ...Missing: Muscat formation members releases performances 2025
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BRENT MUSCAT And THE SAINTS OF LAS VEGAS Present Panic ...
Mar 15, 2018 · The Saints Of Las Vegas – spear-headed by former Faster Pussycat guitarist Brent Muscat – have released a lyric video for their second single, ...
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The Saints of Las Vegas feat. guitarist Brent Muscat release EP 'The ...
Nov 19, 2019 · The Saints of Las Vegas feat. guitarist Brent Muscat release EP 'The Unplugged In Belgium Album' · 01. Desert Song · 02. Mr Devil · 03. Lala SongMissing: performances | Show results with:performances
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The Saints of Las Vegas Release Their First Single, “Tomeka”
Jan 21, 2018 · The Saints of Las Vegas is a band featuring Brent Muscat, Rob Cournoyer, Brandon Garcia, and Anthony Serrano. Muscat was previously a member ...Missing: formation | Show results with:formation
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The Saints Of Las Vegas - Hey Jealousy - YouTube
Aug 3, 2025 · May 16 2025, Sand Dollar (Plaza) Las Vegas, Ryan Robertson (Vocals) Brent Muscat, Anthony Serrano (Guitars) Pat Caruso (Drums) Keith ...Missing: performances | Show results with:performances
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Junkyard and the Saints of Las Vegas on Stage at Vamp'd!
Sep 5, 2018 · This is the group featuring former Sin City Sinners members Brent Muscat (formerly of Faster Pussycat) and Rob Cournoyer (formerly of Raging ...Missing: singles | Show results with:singles
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Original Members Of Sin City Sinners Back Again Under The Name ...
May 16, 2017 · Todd “Dammit” Kerns, Michael “Doc” Ellis, Brent Muscat and Rob “Boom Boom” Cournoyer are now back together named Original Sin.
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Exclusive: The Original SIN CITY SINNERS Reunite As ORIGINAL SIN
May 16, 2017 · For one night only, on June 16th at Count's Vamp'd in Las Vegas, Nevada – Todd “Dammit” Kerns, Brent Muscat, Michael “Doc” Ellis, ...
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ORIGINAL SIN Featuring TODD KERNS, BRENT MUSCAT Perform ...
Aug 18, 2018 · As part of the promotion for their upcoming show at Count's Vamp'd in Las Vegas, Nevada on August 31st, Original Sin performed Goin' To Vegas, ...Missing: 2017 | Show results with:2017
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Guitarist Brent Muscat and musician Todd Kerns of the band Original...
May 28, 2017 · Guitarist Brent Muscat and musician Todd Kerns of the band Original Sin perform during the "Rock the Street" Memorial Day weekend block ...
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RadioVegas.Rocks Announces 'The Voices of Rock' - Broadway World
... Sinful Sundays" with Brent Muscat also of Faster Pussycat and Original Sin fame, as well as The Alley Cats and his co-host Dirk Vermin of the punk band The ...
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Blackboard Jungle 'I Like It Alot' | Demon Doll / DDR Music Group
$$7.00 In stockProduced by Faster Pussycat's Brent Muscat and originally released in 1991, this album has been long out of print until now! Also included are the never ...
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FASTER PUSSYCAT Guitarist Has Surgery To Remove Oral Cancer
Brent had surgery today (November 8th) to remove the cancer. It was 3 1/2 hr surgery, and it went very well. Until I left him at midnight, he was wide awake, ...
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Sunday Old School: Faster Pussycat - Metal Underground.com
Jul 29, 2012 · In December, 2006 Brent Muscat, Eric Stacy, Brett Bradshaw, and vocalist Kurt Frohlich began performing under the name Faster Pussycat, creating ...
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Brent Muscat dating history
Brother, Todd Muscat (was in the band Kill For Thrills), Cory Muscat ; Family Member, Katrina Maureen Muscat (daughter), Euijung Muscat (wife) ; Favorite Movies ...
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https://www.discogs.com/master/990255-Blackboard-Jungle-I-Like-It-Alot
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Faster Pussycat | Album - AllMusic
Rating 7.5/10 (209) Faster Pussycat by Faster Pussycat released in 1987. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
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FASTER PUSSYCAT album sales - BestSellingAlbums.org
... Certification / source. United States, WAKE ME WHEN IT'S OVER, 500,000, 1x Gold. United States. Album: WAKE ME WHEN IT'S OVER. Sales: 500,000. Certification / ...
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https://www.metalunderground.com/news/details.cfm?newsid=83051
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Wake Me When It's Over - Faster Pussycat | Album - AllMusic
Rating 7.4/10 (132) Wake Me When It's Over by Faster Pussycat released in 1989. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.Missing: debut songwriting
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https://bestsellingalbums.org/artist/4163
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Whipped - Faster Pussycat | Album - AllMusic
Rating 7.1/10 (56) Whipped by Faster Pussycat released in 1992. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
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Whipped! by Faster Pussycat (Album, Glam Metal) - Rate Your Music
Rating 3.2 (253) Credits. Credits. Taime Downe vocals, background vocals; Brent Muscat electric guitar, acoustic guitar, sitar, background vocals; Greg Steele electric guitar ...
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SIN CITY SINNERS: 'Exile On Fremont St.' To See Light Of Day Next ...
which consists of Brent Muscat (formerly of FASTER PUSSYCAT),Todd Kerns (AGE ...
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https://www.allmusic.com/album/whipped-mw0000082990
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Sin City Sinners – A Look Back at the Five Releases from the Band ...
Jan 14, 2016 · Sin City ... Sin City Sinners that appeared on the first three CDs. From left to right – Doc Ellis, Rob Cournoyer, Todd Kerns, Brent Muscat.
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Brent Muscat - Wikiwand
Discography ; Faster Pussycat (1987); Wake Me When It's Over (1989); Live and Rare (1990); Whipped! (1992) ; More Purple Than Black (1999) ; Access Denied (2000).<|separator|>
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Alley Cats LV EP – First Release From the New Band!
Apr 22, 2017 · Alley Cats LV is the new group combining the talents of Zachary Throne, Brent Muscat, Takashi O'Hashi and Stephen Mills.Missing: formation | Show results with:formation
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Alley Cats LV featuring guitarist Brent Muscat release single “Speed ...
Oct 24, 2017 · Alley Cats LV featuring guitarist Brent Muscat release single “Speed Racing Superstar”. Alley Cats LV consisting of guitarists Brent Muscat (ex- ...Missing: EP IV
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‎Rock n Roll Groupie - Song by The Saints of Las Vegas - Apple Music
Listen to Rock n Roll Groupie by The Saints of Las Vegas on Apple Music. 2018. Duration: 2:41.
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ORIGINAL SIN Featuring TODD KERNS, BRENT MUSCAT ...
Feb 8, 2020 · ORIGINAL SIN Featuring TODD KERNS, BRENT MUSCAT Announce CD Reissue, Anniversary Show.Missing: setlist | Show results with:setlist