
Hard rock and a bad attitude fuelled the bad boys from Australian band Kings of the Sun. Flamboyant vocalist Jeffrey Hoad and his brother Clifford Hoad were playing with the Young Lions until guitarist Bob Spencer left to join the Angels in 1986. With the dissolution of the Young Lions, the Hoad brothers formed Kings of the Sun and signed to Mushroom Records. The new band's debut single, "Bottom of My Heart"/"Bad Love," would prove to be Kings of the Sun's biggest hit, eventually reaching the national Top 20.
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Serpentine
Black Leather
Get on Up
Tom Boy
Bottom of My Heart
Vicious Delicious
Medicine Man
Hot to Trot
Jealous
Wildcat
Drop The Gun
Cry 4 Love
Bad Love
Crazy
Vampire
Lock Me Up
Full Frontal Attack
Haunt You Baby
Fire On the Mountain
There Is Danger
Rescue Me
Hooked On It
Howling Wind
I Get Lonely
Road to Nowhere
Overdrive
Rock Pile
Gates of Mercy
High Horse
Flaunt It
Resurrection
Trapped Inside Your Heart
How to Pick Up Girls
Reach for the Bottle (Mescal 109)
First Thing About Rock And Roll (I Remember)
Rock Town
Shot Me an Arrow
Fuzz
Switchblade Knife
Geronimo
Sweet Revenge
Never Too Late (For My Mother Judy)
Hearts Ablaze
Rock Til Ya Die
Follow You Home
Blood Run Cold
Daddy Was a Hobo Man
Tighten Your Grip
Razed on Rock
Strange Ground
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