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"No Stranger To Glenda J." (formerly known as 80's Hard Rock Song) is a formerly unidentified hard rock song by New York based musician TV Babies (real name Steve Rosenthal), released in 1982 on the EP Apt. 621 . He’s also behind the formerly unidentified song One Of A Kind.

Search History[]

On June 10th, 2023, user Kenny Cathead posted a one hour and 25 minute video titled “Unknown” to YouTube. It featured many snippets recorded off of the radio in the 1980s. The song played twenty-four minutes and five seconds into the video.

Kenny reposted the song via his WatZatSong account NY80sTapes on a week later. It was recorded off of a radio station in New York or New Jersey in the early 1980s.

On November 24th, 2023, on the FMM Discord thread for the songs he posted, Kenny said that he wasn’t the person who recorded the tapes, but instead a friend who was trying to make a sound collage, but he recorded a few things.[1]

On June 14th, 2024, YouTube user Pik737 would reupload the sample to his channel, where it would gain significant attention.

On January 8th, 2025, the song was identified by user Max Many Mix as "No Stranger To Glenda J." by TV Babies released in 1982 after finding it in a WFMU playlist.

Lyrics[]

[Verse 1]
Blue glasses
Makeup hides
Swollen face
Swollen eyes

[Pre-Chorus]
(After work) He brings you
Valentines in black and blue

[Chorus]
He's no stranger
He's no stranger

[Verse 2]
Nervous giggle
Dotted wrist
Puncture wounds
Afro-picks

[Pre-Chorus]
(After work) He brings you
Valentines in black and blue

[Chorus]
He's no stranger
He's no stranger

[Verse 3]
News over
Coffee cups
Battered feelings
Minor cuts

[Pre-Chorus]
(After work) He brings you
Valentines in black and blue

[Chorus]
He's no stranger
He's no stranger

He's no stranger
He's no stranger
No stranger you're running to

TV Babies[]

TV Babies (real name Steve Rosenthal) was a synthpop and indie rock musician from New York, USA.

In 1980, he released his first EP, High Contrast EP, with four songs.

In 1982, he released his first single, Jail Bait, with two songs.

  • Jail Bait
  • Corporate Clock (Remix)

In 1982, he released his second and final EP, Apt. 621, which included this song, One Of A Kind, and two others.

  • Little White Lies
  • Cold Coffee
  • No Stranger To Glenda J.
  • One Of A Kind

In 1982, he released his first and only album, Rock Around The Corporations.

In 2000, he was one half of the duo Telenova with Robert Fish. They produced The Resident’s 1995 album Hunters.

He doesn’t seem to be active today.

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References[]

  1. Ny80sYeah

Kenny Cathead’s Lostwave Songs

Identified
(No 467) SpielplatzAll The Way (by Bohemia)And Many, Many MoreAngelsAt Night • Autobahn • Baby HappyBoogieBreak Down Those WallsBreakawayCarving The Future From SoapChelseaChemistryDancing In A TranceDer Tag Schlägt ZuDifferent ViewElectric Gnome DanceÉtude In SineFind HerFlesh And Steel (Extended Version) • Four Minutes With God • GdanskGrey At PresentI Am A VapourI Go So Low For YouI'm Not Your DoormatIron CurtainJenny's Doin' FineJerichoKing’s GambitLove Dance (Love Mix)Middle ClassMusic MachineNo Stranger To Glenda J.Paradise EyesPolandRain (by Art Fleury)Sixes And SevensSomeone's ChangingSomewhere in New YorkState St.Stranger (by Shöx Lumania)Synthetic PleasureTerra Nova • The Biggest One • The Deaf MuteThe Heart Is A Lonely HunterThe Iron CompassThe LessonThe MergerThe Station I'm InTribes • Violate the Video • Waiting For The NightWomanYou Make It Hard
Unidentified
Above Me • Bruce Haack-Like Song #1 • Bruce Haack-Like Song #2 • Chiptune Track • Classical Electronic Piano Piece • Country Rock Oriented Excerpt • Dream InfinitelyDream Through The Door • Dissonant Trombone • Dramatic Pipe Organ • Echoey Drums • Electronic Barking Dog SampleEarly 80s Post-Punk Excerpt • Energetic Power Pop • Experimental GuitarFairlight DemoFashion Hurts Remix • Frightful String Quartet • Funhouse Electrp • Happy Pure Electronic • How Happy Life Can BeI'm Only DreamingI’m Just A BoyIntense Electronic Piece • Klaus Schulze-Like Song • Liminalist Spacey Ambient • Mannheim Steamroller-Like Song • Melancholic Synth • Mid 80's New Wave Excerpt #3 • Mid 80's Synthpop Excerpt #1 • Mid 80's Synthpop Excerpt #2 • Minimal Synthwave • Minimal Wave #1 • My Uncle Pete • New Age Piece Ending • New Wave Guitar Riff • Nothing Had Changed • Ominous Electronic Piece • Progressive Rock Excerpt • Prolonged Guitar Strum • Psychedelic Folk Tune • Pure Electronic Piece • Pure Electronic Piece #4 • Radical Synthpop • Rapid Minimal • Rapid Spooky Synthpop • Rockin’ Garage Tune • Screaming Punk Rock • Scratching Electro • Silly Synth • Skipping Punk Rock • Smooth Jazz Excerpt • Soft Piano Ballad • Spacey Electronic PiecesSpooky Electro • Suspenseful Electronic Piece #2 • Tangerine Dream-Like Song • Twangy Pop Rock
Verification Needed
Dark Synthpop [Chemistry Set - Carpe Diem?]Walls Of Fire [Armand Zone - Walls Of Fire (Demo)?]