www.electricfrankenstein.com "THE WORLD'S GREATEST HIGH ENERGY PUNK ROCK & ROLL BAND!". + Informações

Electric Frankenstein - Listen up Baby! another great punk band out there. + Informações

Video made for Action High. + Informações

Get your EF CD's at www.monster-hobbies.com Another in a series of Electric Frankenstein Videos - Demolition Joyride. Footage of monster model kits, storyline and monsters rocking out provided by me. Original Demolition Joyride footage shot live at the Transmission - San Fransisco, CA 1999 and provided by Sal Canzonieri. Electric Frankenstein changed singers in 1999. Scott Wilkins left the group and Steve Miller stepped up to the mike. Electric Frankenstein (for 1999) was Steve Miller - Vocals Jim Foster - Lead Guitar Sal Canzoniere - Rhythm Guitar Dan Canzoniere - Bass John Steele - Drums. + Informações

- Band: Electric Frankenstein Song: Don't Know How to Stop You Album: How to Make a Monster Year: 1999 Website: www.electricfrankenstein.com Buy this band's products. Lyrics N/A. + Informações

Live footage from Memory Lanes Bowling Alley 9-5-2010. Film Footage from 'Frankenstein' 1931 and 'The Bride of Frankenstein' 1935. Universal Pictures. Dir. James Whale. Music from Electric Frankenstein Album 'How to Make a Monster.' 1999. Victory Records.. + Informações

video for ELECTRIC FRANKENSTEIN made by FRINGE MEDIA at the red blood club in dallas, tx. shot by Justin Powers (www.msypace.com and edited by Rachel Henderson (www.myspace.com. + Informações

ELECTRIC FRANKENSTEIN - LEARN TO BURN. Featuring Scott Wilkins on vocals. Filmed in Ludvika Sweden. This song is from the 1997 CD "Sick Songs." The video also features a storyline from the 70's After School Special "Joyride." This video will be part of EF's new DVD and was produced by Eric Weiss of ZOMBIE! www.electricfrankenstein.com. + Informações

From the album "Hell Ain't a Bad Place To Be...A Tribute To AC/DC" on Reptilian Records.. + Informações

Electric Frankenstein - Cocaine Blues. + Informações

Awooh yeah! A fine sweet sexy song by a great band. + Informações

www.monster-hobbies.com The Speed Girl - a 1935 Chevrolet Hot Rod.. + Informações

Music video for the song "Action High" by Electric Frankenstein. Producer: Ella Macintyre Production Manager/Designer: Amber McBride Production Designer/Props: Dylan Binns Director: Sam Cherry DOP: Victoria Cocks & Johanis Lyons-Reid Editor: Victoria Cocks (We did not create or own this song). + Informações

This is the trailer for the upcoming ELECTRIC FRANKENSTEIN DVD. It is a complete hours long retrospective of ELECTRIC FRANKENSTEIN and features NEW, UNRELEASED, and RARE material. Spanning over 15 years, this DVD will be a MUST HAVE for any true fans of HIGH ENERGY PUNK ROCK N ROLL! The song in the trailer is "UP FROM THE STREETS." www.electricfrankenstein.com http. + Informações

www.monster-hobbies.com This is the first in a series of Electric Frankenstein Videos - "I Was A Modern Prometheus Am I Dangerous?". Although "Modern Prometheus" came out in 1999, 10 years after the band started, I felt it was best to put it first, seeing as it tells the audience so much about what they are about to see in all my videos overall. Footage of monster model kit, 8MM movie and projector, actors and storyline provided by me and my YouTube movie "Terror of Frankenstein". Vintage toys provided by John Oresnik. "Am I Dangerous?" was one of the first 5 recordings by Electric Frankenstein ever to be recorded! It came out in 1989 and had Frank P Orlandoni as the lead singer with John Caton on drums. "At the time, Frank wanted to write the lyrics, so in this video, you can hear what the songs were like with his lyrics and vocal style - very different from what Electric Frankenstein actually evolved into! Even though Frank was a really good singer, it wasn't exactly what EF wanted. It wasn't angry enough or powerful enough or Rock 'N' Roll enough. So Frank was told that EF wanted to keep looking for a singer that would fit the sound better. Though it was a sad thing to do, we felt it was for the best." - Sal Canzonieri Electric Frankenstein 6/22/05 Electric Frankenstein (for 1989) was: Frank P. Orlandoni - Vocals Jim Foster - Lead Guitar Sal Canzoniere - Rhythm Guitar Dan Canzoniere - Bass John Caton - Drums. + Informações

Follow us to www.monster-hobbies.com Another video in my series of Electric Frankenstein Videos. This one pays tribute to the late Bill Van, creator of the Canadian Children's TV show - The hillarious House of Frightenstein.. + Informações

Music video by Electric Frankenstein performing Blackout. (C) 1997 Electric Frankenstein, BGT Ent., Blast O Rama, Dellamore Publishing. + Informações

www.monster-hobbies.com My long-time friend Sal Canzonieri of Electric Frankenstein personally contacted me on Face Book to ask me if I wanted to do a series of You-Tube based music videos for him. I said "Yes!". Wouldn't you? I play Frankenstein in this video with some camera help from my wife Julie. We're treated to a special performance by both John Oresnik's two toys - The Strumming Bear and The Xylophone Ghoul. (I'm personally enthralled by her!) Also, the Frankenstein Flivver model kit was built by myself and John plays the part of the Doctor. Sadly, that IS my real kitchen! Electric Frankenstein (for 2001) was Steve Miller - Vocals, Piano, Additional Guitar and Bass. Carl Porcaro- Lead Guitar Sal Canzoniere - Rhythm Guitar Dan Canzoniere - Bass Rob Sefcik - Drums "The Mess" exists on the CD "The Buzz of 1000 Volts!".. + Informações

Another Video in the Series.. + Informações

Song name: Coolest Little Monster - Album: Conquers The World!. + Informações

Song name: Teenage Shutdown - Album: The Time Is Now!. + Informações

Electric Frankenstein at Memory Lanes Bowling Alley 9-5-2010.. + Informações

*I don't own the rights for this song and I encourage you to buy music by Electric Frankenstein* I did not found that one on youtube and it's one of my favorite EF cover. The original song was written by New York Dolls. This song is from "We will bury you", it's a compilation of cover songs.. + Informações

Electric Frankenstein doing It's All Moving Faster at the Black Cat in Washington DC. + Informações

Song name: Cut From The Inside - Album: How To Make A Monster. + Informações