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[[quoteright:300:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/bi_6829.gif]] William Michael Albert Broad, better known as '''Billy Idol,''' is a rock musician who, after splitting with his old band, Generation X, went solo and thus became one of the most iconic figures of the 1980s. He is most famous for the songs "White Wedding", "Rebel Yell" and "Dancing With Myself", which are radio staples to this day.
Idol has released a total of six studio albums, one EP, a Christmas album, and several compilation albums. He faded away in the early 1990s after the [[DorkAge disastrous release]] of ''Cyberpunk'', popping up again in a memorable cameo in ''TheWeddingSinger''. He continues to tour to this day with guitarist and longtime collaborator Steve Stevens.
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Idol has released a total of six studio albums, one EP, a Christmas album, and several compilation albums. He faded away in the early 1990s after the [[DorkAge disastrous release]] of ''Cyberpunk'', popping up again in a memorable cameo in ''TheWeddingSinger''. He continues to tour to this day with guitarist and longtime collaborator Steve Stevens.
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[[quoteright:300:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/bi_6829.gif]] William Michael Albert Broad, better known as '''Billy Idol,''' is a rock musician who, after splitting most commonly associated with his old band, Generation X, went solo and thus became one of the most iconic figures of the 1980s.heyday in TheEighties, where he was a huge star on Creator/{{MTV}}. He is most famous for the songs "White Wedding", "Rebel Yell" and "Dancing With Myself", which are radio staples to this day.
William Michael Albert Broad grew up in England (with a few years living in New York as a kid), and went to Sussex University for an English degree. He dropped out after a year, and instead focused on punk rock. He joined the band Chelsea as a guitar player, but he and Tony James left the band to form Generation X. This band differed from some punk rock bands, being more openly influenced by 1960s rock and pop, setting a precedent for Billy's career. Signing with Creator/ChrysalisRecords, Billy transitioned from guitar to lead singer, an easy sell thanks to his good looks and charm. The band lasted for three albums, but after getting dropped from Chrysalis, they collapsed at the dawn of the 80s in a mess of drugs.
Billy took the opportunity to pursue a solo career, and teamed up with guitarist and new songwriting buddy (and {{Heterosexual Life Partner|s}}) Steve Stevens. As Billy likes to tell the story: he'd been given pictures of Rick Springfield(!) by his manager, and told that maybe he'd become a star if he cleaned himself up a bit. Billy was ''not'' enthused by this feedback, yet after being the founder of a relatively popular punk rock band, he wondered who or what he was now, as an individual. His question was answered one night in a New York club, when most people were sitting on sofas and chairs until the DJ put on Generation X's "Dancing With Myself," at which point the crowd came unglued and fllled the dance floor. Suddenly realizing he was the only one left at the bar because of ''his own song,'' he had a EurekaMoment, and realized he could just be himself. And the rest is history.
Back on Chrysalis Records once more, Idolhas remixed "Dancing With Myself" and released a total of six studio albums, one it under his own name, which became his breakthrough single. He put out an EP, ''Don't Stop,'' and quickly followed it with a Christmas SelfTitledAlbum, both of which saw big success. The self-titled contained what would be another iconic song, "White Wedding," and it went gold in the US. Follow-up album ''Rebel Yell'' went ''double platinum,'' and the title track from that album became yet another huge radio staple. As he correctly gambled on, Billy's trademark punk/pop style (not to mention his photogenic looks shining through his old school punk rock fashion sense) proved a smash success, and he spent the 80s an [=MTV=] darling.
Somewhere between the release of 1986's ''Whiplash Smile,'' and remix album ''Vital Idol'' (also big hits), Steve Stevens started to find further success outside of touring and recording with Billy, who had become increasingly reliant on drugs behind the scenes. They split up at the end of the 80s, and Billy attempted to bounce back with 1990's ''Charmed Life,'' preceded by radio favorite "Cradle Of Love." Around the release of the album, Billy suffered another setback with a motorcycle accident, leading him to shoot a music video andseveral compilation albums. He faded away in do promotional appearances sitting down, and using a cane for some time. ''Charmed Life'' sold well enough, but Billy decided that with the early 1990s dawn of TheNineties, it was time for a change.
Billy spent much of his recuperation time reading up on the {{Cyberpunk}} genre, and fixated on it to the point that he decided to construct a NewSoundAlbum based around that. He bought a Macintosh computer, and got himself an email address to begin chatting online with fans. This was in 1992-1993, so all this was incredibly novel for the time. Billy, now sporting a mean set of dreadlocks, recorded the new album with [=ProTools=] and Studiovision, adopting a newfound interest in putting social commentary in his lyrics after seeing the[[DorkAge disastrous release]] L.A. riots. He even had floppy disks made that included a screensaver to be packaged with his new album. Some of ''Cyberpunk'', popping up you may be wondering why you never hear much about Billy doing all these innovations in multimedia and promotion, and the answer is that, well, the resulting album was ''Cyberpunk.'' The album, which surprised audiences by being rife with electronic dance elements (including a now-infamous cover of Music/TheVelvetUnderground's "Heroin"), met critical scorn, and it stalled out on the charts. To say the least, it's his most controversial album.
After surviving a drug overdose, Billy cleaned himself up, but didn't release another album during the decade due to label disputes, though he and Steve Stevens reunited to put out the single "Speed" from the soundtrack to [[Film/{{Speed}} the movie of the same name]]. Billy got back the public eye once againin with a memorable cameo in ''TheWeddingSinger''. He ''TheWeddingSinger'' ("You don't talk to Billy Idol that way!!!") Finally, in 2005, Billy made his comeback with ''Devil's Playground,'' which was an undeniable return to form, musically. A Christmas album soon followed (produced as an old vocal pop album) simply titled ''Happy Holidays.''
To coincide with his 2014 album ''Kings & Queens Of The Underground,'' Billy put out an autobiography, titled, of course, ''Dancing With Myself.'' Billy continues to tour to thisday day, still with guitarist and longtime collaborator Steve Stevens.
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William Michael Albert Broad grew up in England (with a few years living in New York as a kid), and went to Sussex University for an English degree. He dropped out after a year, and instead focused on punk rock. He joined the band Chelsea as a guitar player, but he and Tony James left the band to form Generation X. This band differed from some punk rock bands, being more openly influenced by 1960s rock and pop, setting a precedent for Billy's career. Signing with Creator/ChrysalisRecords, Billy transitioned from guitar to lead singer, an easy sell thanks to his good looks and charm. The band lasted for three albums, but after getting dropped from Chrysalis, they collapsed at the dawn of the 80s in a mess of drugs.
Billy took the opportunity to pursue a solo career, and teamed up with guitarist and new songwriting buddy (and {{Heterosexual Life Partner|s}}) Steve Stevens. As Billy likes to tell the story: he'd been given pictures of Rick Springfield(!) by his manager, and told that maybe he'd become a star if he cleaned himself up a bit. Billy was ''not'' enthused by this feedback, yet after being the founder of a relatively popular punk rock band, he wondered who or what he was now, as an individual. His question was answered one night in a New York club, when most people were sitting on sofas and chairs until the DJ put on Generation X's "Dancing With Myself," at which point the crowd came unglued and fllled the dance floor. Suddenly realizing he was the only one left at the bar because of ''his own song,'' he had a EurekaMoment, and realized he could just be himself. And the rest is history.
Back on Chrysalis Records once more, Idol
Somewhere between the release of 1986's ''Whiplash Smile,'' and remix album ''Vital Idol'' (also big hits), Steve Stevens started to find further success outside of touring and recording with Billy, who had become increasingly reliant on drugs behind the scenes. They split up at the end of the 80s, and Billy attempted to bounce back with 1990's ''Charmed Life,'' preceded by radio favorite "Cradle Of Love." Around the release of the album, Billy suffered another setback with a motorcycle accident, leading him to shoot a music video and
Billy spent much of his recuperation time reading up on the {{Cyberpunk}} genre, and fixated on it to the point that he decided to construct a NewSoundAlbum based around that. He bought a Macintosh computer, and got himself an email address to begin chatting online with fans. This was in 1992-1993, so all this was incredibly novel for the time. Billy, now sporting a mean set of dreadlocks, recorded the new album with [=ProTools=] and Studiovision, adopting a newfound interest in putting social commentary in his lyrics after seeing the
After surviving a drug overdose, Billy cleaned himself up, but didn't release another album during the decade due to label disputes, though he and Steve Stevens reunited to put out the single "Speed" from the soundtrack to [[Film/{{Speed}} the movie of the same name]]. Billy got back the public eye once again
To coincide with his 2014 album ''Kings & Queens Of The Underground,'' Billy put out an autobiography, titled, of course, ''Dancing With Myself.'' Billy continues to tour to this
* ''Vital Idol'' (1987) (remix album)
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* DelinquentHair: His famous bleached-blond spikes.
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* LargeHam: It's ''Billy Idol!'' The sneer, the shameless mugging, that growling baritone vocal; the man is a born showman.
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* GameBreakingInjury: [[DefiedTrope Defied!]] A motorcycle accident left him off his feet for a long time, but he spent that time reading up on the {{Cyberpunk}} subgenre, buying an Apple computer, and working on new music based off that.
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[[quoteright:300:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/bi_6829.gif]] William Michael Albert Broad, better known as Billy Idol, '''Billy Idol,''' is a rock musician who, after splitting with his old band, Generation X, went solo and thus became one of the most iconic figures of the 1980s. He is most famous for the songs "White Wedding", "Rebel Yell" and "Dancing With Myself", which are radio staples to this day.
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* HeterosexualLifePartners: With Steve Stevens. Idol managed to drive him away with his drug-fueled antics for a while, but once he had sobered up, Stevens was back on board almost immediately.
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* OneOfUs: Grew up reading Marvel comics and watching Dr. Who. Was one of the first artists to openly embrace the internet and MP3 technology.
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* ''Don't Stop'' (1981) (EP)
* ''Billy Idol'' (1982)
* ''Rebel Yell'' (1983)
* ''Whiplash Smile'' (1986)
* ''Charmed Life'' (1990)
* ''Cyberpunk'' (1993)
* ''VH1 Storytellers'' (2002) (live album)
* ''Devil's Playground'' (2005)
* ''Kings & Queens Of The Underground'' (2014)
* BodyHorror: The video for "Shock To The System" features a guy getting beaten up and his camera smashed (in an obvious allegory for the LA riots) and then stop-motion ''merging'' with his camera to form a weird cyborg-looking thing. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lx2fZU5USus It's kinda messed up.]]
* HesBack: ''Devil's Playground,'' his comeback album in 2005, made damn sure you knew right out of the gate that he was playing rock and roll again (after all, his last album was 1993's poorly-received ''Cyberpunk'').
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* BreakupSong: "Eyes Without a Face", which also takes some cues from the eponymous film.
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* GratuitousFrench: {{Subverted|Trope}} with the song "Eyes without a Face". the French words in their are a references to the film the song is based on.
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* GratuitousFrench: {{Subverted|Trope}} with the song In "Eyes without a Face". Face", before the TitleDrop the same phrase is said in French, possibly as a ShoutOut to [[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0053459/referencethe eponymous French words in their are a references to the film the song is based on.movie.]]
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* SongOfSongTitles: The song "Kings & Queens of the Underground", in which he looks back on his career, has him name-dropping several of his most famous songs.
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* HiddenDepths: Wrote his own autobiography without a ghostwriter, which is pretty impressive considering the sheer amounts of drugs he was on at various points in his life.
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* OldShame: His infamous ''Rolling Stone'' cover story (pictured as the page image), mostly due to the fact the pictures embarrassed the hell out of him, and because he was drunk and stoned out of his mind during the interview resulting in a less than flattering portrayal.
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* TheDeadCanDance: The video for "Dancing With Myself."
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* {{Jossed}}: Idol himself denies "Dancing With Myself" is about [[ADateWithRosiePalms masturbation]].
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* IntercourseWithYou -- "Rebel Yell".
* {{Jossed}} -- Idol himself denies "Dancing With Myself" is about [[ADateWithRosiePalms masturbation]].
* MetalScream -- "WITH A REBEL YELL SHE CRIES MORE, MORE, MORE... OWWWW!!!"
* MoneySong -- "Mony Mony" ([[CoveredUp which is a cover...]])
* NewSoundAlbum -- ''Cyberpunk'' was recorded with an Apple computer and was his first [[DorkAge (and last)]] attempt at a ConceptAlbum.
* PerformanceVideo -- "Rebel Yell."
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** AudienceParticipationSong -- They're actually yelling "HEY MOTHERFUCKER GET LAID GET FUCKED". The song is a live performance, after all.
* StageNames -- Real name William Broad. He apparently chose it because his teachers described him as idle...
* SubduedSection -- Inverted in "Eyes without a Face".
* TheDeadCanDance -- The video for "Dancing With Myself."
* VerbalTic -- "OWW!"
* ZombieApocalypse -- The "Dancing With Myself" video again.
* GratuitousFrench -- "Eyes without a Face"
* GreatestHitsAlbum -- ''Vital Idol'', ''Idol Songs'', ''Greatest Hits'' and ''The Very Best Of Billy Idol: Idolize Yourself''.
* IntercourseWithYou -- "Rebel Yell".
* {{Jossed}} -- Idol himself denies "Dancing With Myself" is about [[ADateWithRosiePalms masturbation]].
* MetalScream -- "WITH A REBEL YELL SHE CRIES MORE, MORE, MORE... OWWWW!!!"
* MoneySong -- "Mony Mony" ([[CoveredUp which is a cover...]])
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* PerformanceVideo -- "Rebel Yell."
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** AudienceParticipationSong -- They're actually yelling "HEY MOTHERFUCKER GET LAID GET FUCKED". The song is a live performance, after all.
* StageNames -- Real name William Broad. He apparently chose it because his teachers described him as idle...
* SubduedSection -- Inverted in "Eyes without a Face".
* TheDeadCanDance -- The video for "Dancing With Myself."
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*IntercourseWithYou -- IntercourseWithYou: "Rebel Yell".
*{{Jossed}} -- {{Jossed}}: Idol himself denies "Dancing With Myself" is about [[ADateWithRosiePalms masturbation]].
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*TheDeadCanDance -- TheDeadCanDance: The video for "Dancing With Myself."
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