Tionne-the UK years

chapter 1;

This chapter is told in keywords: set one: London, Londres, liberal,vegetarian, vegano. Keyword set number two: gay, lesbiana, LGBTQ plus, UK, United Kingdom, Reino unido. drag queen, drag king, Euro, trash, Europa, Rich, posh, Soho, 80s, Música, our story.

Open minded, grown-up, progressive, New York, Los Angeles, London, Londres, MTV, disco, yoga, Meditación, Vogue, Fashion de Modo, buddha, budismo. If our story was told, with keyword set, you would see the story plot.

Club scene, raves, androgyny, New Age, spirituality, coffeehouse, hipster, millionaire, loft in London, Loft in Soho, I’m gay, rainy, Britain, E! entertainment television, gossip, coffee, talk, The Beatles, curry, spice, shag, sex. New wave and new Romantics.

Sex drugs, and rock ‘n’ roll, celebrity, English tea, om, English breakfast, Vogue, UK, alternative music, the band oasis, music groups, and trying to be deep but failing. A band from Birmingham England with some American members and their genre is metal.

keyword set that tells more of the story: hippie, hipster, Irish and English pubs, heavy metal, Ozzfest UK, backstreet, kids, the 70s , 80s and glam metal VH1 UK, hair, metal, new British metal, brainy days in England, the west end, and Soho.

Rock ‘n’ roll, clothes, shops, punk music, club, kids, and top of the pops. The magazine metal hammer in UK.

High-end fashion and couture. MTV UK. Pubs and nightclubs in London and Soho. Mr. Chow and the Gucci restaurant. The DJ scene.

Chapter 2:

Tionne and the sacred fail (UK):

Living in England, Tionne found a gig working with a British metal family band. The band start out as a Ska alternative rock band. their main influences in metal and alternative: Ozzy Osbourne, Black Sabbath, and poison in the metal genre. Alanis Morissette , oasis, the cranberries, and Smashing Pumpkins in the alternative music genre.

The mother and father of the band used to work for the 80s dance act, Dead or Alive. Both the mother and father worked as roadies and make up artist for the band. By a miracle, sacred fail, performed at Subway place the London underground, there they got discovered by an A&R scout from virgin records, and in that train station They also met Tionne.

In the UK, Tionne was working as an engineer and producer, as well as a songwriter. It just so happened that Tionne’s chosen Genre was the same as sacred fail. The band needed a producer, engineer and producer and songwriter like Tionne. As luck would have it, Tionne agreed to take them on as clients. At the time she had been working with Boy George and culture club, and Ozzy Osbourne.

Chapter 3:

The history of sacred fail

70% of sacred fail were LGBTQ. Their parents were hippies, and so naturally they became hippies and hipsters themselves. All of the members of the band were also vegans and vegetarians. Two of the bands favorite cartoons were MTV ‘s Daria and Beavis and Butthead. The whole family were non-conformist scuffs. Sacred fail made their debut on Ozzfest UK. Notorious virgins: sacred fail, lead singer, X-Fire and guitarist StarGod lost their virginity on Ozzfest UK.

Controversy began when the sacred fail came out as anti-monarchy. Blood fire/the group’s bassist came out with an elevator music version like what the sex pistols did, and for blood fire the sex pistols were a personal favorite.

Sacred fail before breaking played the trenches of the UK and London, underground metal and punk scenes. Doing so solidified the band as one of the toughest fucking bands on the scene. Polish black metal band Behemoth had them be an opening act on a tour which further contributed to sacred growing reputation as one of England and the UK’s darkest band. Other legendary bands that came from Birmingham England, like the sacred fail, or Ozzie, sabbath, Judas Priest, and motorhead, and for the group, they looked up to love and respected these actual hometown heroes. Abandoned school were outcasts, who got into constant fights and trouble. Their mission was to rock the world. Also sacred fail had opened for Marilyn Manson, which was the second time playing a major venue before playing with Ozzy and Ozzfest UK.