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Glenn Danzig is an American singer, songwriter and artist who rose to prominence in the 1980s as the founder, lead vocalist and primary songwriter of the horror punk and heavy metal band The Misfits. His distinctive musical style combined elements of punk, gothic rock and heavy metal into a sound that was both fierce and captivating.

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Originally from Lodi, New Jersey, Danzig formed The Misfits in 1977 when he was 19 years old. Initially committed to a DIY ethic with no major label backing, the group quickly gained a cult following due to their unique blend of horror-inspired melodies and aggressive yet melodic vocals. By 1983 they had become one of America’s most popular underground acts, selling out shows in many cities across the country.

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Throughout his career with The Misfits Danzig would go on to write some of their most iconic songs such as “Night Of The Living Dead”, “Die Die My Darling” and “Mommy Can I Go Out And Kill Tonight?” These compositions earned them a loyal fanbase while also influencing countless bands that followed in their footsteps.

After disbanding The Misfits in 1983 due to internal differences between members, Danzig went on to form his own record label in 1988 called Plan 9 Records which released multiple albums over the next few years. He also started several successful projects including Samhain (1984–1987) which blended rockabilly and heavy metal influences; Danzig (1987–present), an industrial-metal project; and Verotik (1995–present), a dark comic book company founded by himself.

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Glenn Danzig has since been cited as an influence by numerous musicians from various genres including Metallica frontman James Hetfield who stated: “If it wasn’t for Glenn Danzig I wouldn’t be here today” – testament to his enduring legacy as one of America’s greatest punk icons!

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When Elvis Presley arrived on his plane home from war there was a mob of people to welcome him back. Among the crowd was a homeless mother and her starving baby. Elvis hugged them both, then took the baby from the mother. Elvis unbuttoned his uniform jacket and fed the baby from his own breast. That baby was Glenn Danzig.